The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-28

GRATED with hyacinths, freesias and vio-
lets. Among the guests were many
amusing and clever representations of
books. The prizes, which were also books,
were won by Miss Sarah Mills and Mr..
Palmer Arson, the consolation prizes by
Miss Alice Remshart and Mr.. Newell Tur-
ner. Other guests present were: Miss
Nelly Baldwin. Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
Daisy Bryan Miss Bessie Langhorne, Miss
Emma Hopkins. Miss Grace Maxwell,
Miss Leila Arson, Miss Mamie Wilcox,
Mr.. Horace Crane, Mr.. Harry Bruen, Mr..
+. S. Elliott, Mr.. Robert Fleming Mr.
Hamilton Branch, MIR. Fitzpatrick, MIR. J.
deBruyn Hops, Mr.. William Remshart,
Mr. Mills 4. Lane, Mr.. John Morris. Mr.
Lownde5 WalthOur Mr.. Burt Davis and
Mr. Clarence Anderson.
Miss Mary Hoist entertained the Mon
day evening Whist Club last week Her
guests were Mrs. William r. Leaken. Mrs
Charles b. Malone, Mrs Alfred T. Mills
Mrs. f. Northumberland. Mrs. w T'ren-
holm Hopkins, Miss Elizabeth Johnston
Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss Mary La
mar Miss Helen Hardee, Miss Maud
Thomas, Miss Meta Thomas and Miss Min
ma Waring.
Mr. John w. Huger was host at de-
lghtful dinner at the De Soto on Wednes-
day evening. The table decorations were
OF Narcissus and ferns, and bouquets of
NephitOs and La France roses were placed
at each cover. Ills guests were Miss Belle
Harrison. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss
Grace Barnard Miss Mcdaniel, Miss
Mary White, Miss Isabel Stiles. Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Elise Huger and Miss
Lima Huger.
on Monday a pleasant party spent the
| day at Mrs. Bannon's at Thunderbolt. A
| delightful luncheon was served at O'Clock,
/ and afterwards progressive euchre was
/ played. Those present were: Mrs. Gerst
| of Danville. Va, Mrs. T.. Newman, Miss
! OLGA BUTLER Of Columbus. Ga, Mrs. Baum
| of Brooklyn, Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mrs
/ Jos. Rosenheim, Mrs, j.. Kayton, Mrs.
| Lawrence Lippman, Mr. and Mrs. S. Guck-
| enheimer, Mrs A. Netsburg, Mrs H. II.
| Gainsburgh, Mrs. J.. Adler, and Mrs. V.
| Guckenheimer. The prizes were awarded
as follows: Mrs. Kayton, Dresden china
| plate. Mrs. Gainsburgh, silver tea strain
| er, Mrs. Vetsburg, an exquisite fan, and
Mrs. Gerst, a Delft clock.
Misses Marion and Cornelia Maclean en-
| tertained the IT, Il. Club on Friday even
| ing, with an illustrated Mother Goose
| party. at which the guests had a very
hilarious and delightful time. Miss Edith
Maitand-Dougal won the first prize, a
silver nail polished, Miss Cora Johnson,
| the second, HaViland toilet tray, and the
BOBBY prize. a pair of large spectacles,
was given to Miss Sadie Watson Those
| present were: Miss Clifford Munnerlyn,
Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss Alice Dougan,
| Miss Clermont Huger, Miss Miriam Dent,
Miss Reba White. Miss Ethel Chisholm,
Miss Mary Kline, Miss Jennie Haines,
Miss Myra Wilcox, Miss Julia Hunter,
| Miss Nellie White, Miss Missile Hull, Miss
| Cora Johnson, Miss Emmie Johnson, Miss
| Alma Lindsay. Miss Cattle Ellis, Miss Ce-
ellie Woods. Miss Sadie Watson and Miss
Elizabeth Gilbert.
Among the attractions of this week
there will be a most interesting exhibit
| of work from the Decorative Art in Balti-
more, which will be shown at the De Soto
| on Thursday, March L. Two young ladies'
| have been sent out by the society, and
the exhibition of exquisite embroideries
will be shown in a private parlor at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Dent, Mrs.
Clavius Phillips and Mrs. Henry Taylor
left yesterday for "Hofwyl" Mr.. Dent s
plantation in Glynn county.
Mrs. NJ w. Stiles arrived from Bruins
wick Monday TO visit Mrs. A. e. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Leaken will
be among the Savannah visitors in Wash
ington, for the Inauguration.
Miss Marie Huger arrived from Knox.
vile on Thursday, TO visit her brother
Mr.. j. A. Huger.
Mrs. Lewis Haskell, who went over e
Charleston TO attend the St. Cecilia, re
turned home on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Young MncIntyre. who has beer
visiting Mrs. Charles II. Dixon, Will leave
tomorrow for Atlanta.
Miss Mary Jones left yesterday for New
York. from where she will go to Wash
ington, for the inauguration.
Miss Dorothy Wilbur OF Bethlehem, Pa.
Is visiting MIR. and Mrs. HenE Meal
pin.
Miss Mabel Gordon is among the savan
nahians In Washington, for the Inaugural
ton. She Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wayne Parker.
Miss Isabel Stiles spent a few days II
Savannah last week, leaving on Thursda!
for Jacksonville, where she will be tn
guest Of Miss Margie Weed.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell and Miss Sail!
Haskell returned yesterday from Charles
ton, where they have been the guests o
Mrs Langdon Chevis and, later, Mis-
Hannie Smyth.
Miss Caro- duBlgnon is visiting Mis-
Winn IN Thomasvile, Ga.
Mrs Robert Wayne and Mr.. Georg
Wayne will leave to-day for their hom
Laurens county
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Franklin Dunwod!
arrived during the week IN Brunswicl
from their wedding tour through Florid
ana the West indies.
Miss Calvert who has been the CUES
Of Miss Daisy Bryan, has returned &
her home in Maryland.
Lieut. oscar Brown Of Atlanta spent
few days in Savannah last week.
Col. Schuyler Crosby Of New York wa
IN town last week, en- route for IA
Jekyl Island Club.
Miss Lily Anderson, who has been spend