The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-05

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the subjects Of much attention and inter
est. Among the visitors present, were Miss
Wright of Atlanta and Miss Randolph of
Tallahassee, who are the attractive guests
of MIR. and Mrs. McFadden, and the lovely
Miss Josephine duBignon of Brunswick.
There Were thirty-fve couples in the cotil-
lion, which was led by Mr. Clarence An
dorson, and the following is a list of those
who were present: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gibbes, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Gibbes, Mr..
and Mrs. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kinzie, Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Miss Florence Nisbet,
Miss Elise Huger. Miss Woodbridge, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss
Margaret Gardner, Miss Georgia Edmons-
ton. Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Mary 10
Pritchard, Miss Mary Whitehead Miss
Elise Rauers, Miss Mary Jones' Miss Ma
bel Stoddard, Miss Lima Huger. Miss Rosa
sullivan Miss Frances Charlton, Miss Mis-
bet, Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss
Sarah Mills. Miss Kate Guerard.
Mr.. f. G. duBignon, Mr. Ralph Elliott,
Mr.. G. A. Shearson, Mr.. Gordon Harrison,
Mr.. John Morris, Mr.. Godin Guerard, Mr..
Edward Demere, Mr. Edward S. Elliott.
Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott, Mr.. E. O. Watkins,
Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr.. Fred Haber-
sham, Mr.. Robert Butler, Jr. Mr..
LoNndes Walthour. Mr.. James McAlpin.
Jr, Mr. Horace Hunter Mr. William Has
kel, Mr.. Anton Wright, Mr.. Newell West,
Mr.. Raymond Butler, Mr. Noble Jones,
Mr.. Tom Paine, Mr. Henry Bruen, MI
John Carswell, Mr.. Dave Barrow. Mr..
George f, Tennele.
The Young Married Women's Club met
for the third time this season
Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Booth Malone, where
the members were delightfully."- entertained
by that charming hostess. The rooms were
decora ted with roses and chrysanthemums
and We're lighted with softly shaded lamps
Miss Maude Hayward won the first prize
a pretty silver vinaigrette; and a silver
boot buttoner was awarded to Mrs Hamp-
ton l.. Ferrill. Present were: Mrs. Paul
Lyman, Mrs. II. D. Stevens Mrs. John How
kins, Mrs. A. B. Hun, Mrs. II. Willy John
son, Mrs. f. g. dWBignon, Mrs William
Leaken Mrs. Arthur Haines. Mrs. Hamp-
ton L. Ferril, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hopkins. Mrs
Louis LeIIardy, Mrs. r. s. Wylly Mrs
John D. Paige. Mrs. Eugene R. Corson.
Mrs. c. r. Woods, Mrs. Louis Malone, Mrs
J. l. Walthour, Mrs. w L. Wilson, Mrs.
T. p. Ravenel Mrs. J. Muir Lang, Mrs ].
I. Dent Miss Moses, Miss Maude Hey
ward ana Miss Orme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott entertained
Monday evening with a delightful little
dinner party for their daughter, Miss Hat
tie Elliott. Their guests were Miss Lima
Walter. Miss Nisbet Miss Florence MIS-
bet, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Mr.. Edward
Demere, Mr.. William Gadsden, Mrs Henry
Walthour Mrs. Theodore Barnard and
Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin entertain
ed Thursday evening with a beautiful din
ner party. La France roses decorated the
table and the covers were marked by bou-
quets of pink carnations. The guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs Charles A Gibbes.
Miss Sarah Mills, Miss Jessie Chisholm.
Miss Elise Rauers Mr.. J. D. Taylor, Mr..
Raymond Butler and Mr.. James Nc
Alpin, Jr.
Miss Mildred Cunningham celebrated her
tenth birthday yesterday with a beautiful
pink luncheon. Everything was done in
the most approved style for this little hos
tess, who entertained her guests charm
ingly. The lunch table was decorated with
La France roses and pink satin ribbon, at
each place was a pretty basket filled with
pink bonbons, and ten pink candles sur
rounded the birthday cake. The little
guests We're the Misses Ophena Dent.
Claudia McAlpin, Sarah Cunningham,
jamie Meldrim, Sophie Medrimy Constance
Chestnut, May Egan, and Elizabeth Ma
lone.
Invitations were sent out yesterday by
Mr., and Mrs. George j. Mills for the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Sarah Gun
bingham Mills. to Mr.. Henry Wilson
Hodge of New York. The ceremony will
take place in the Independent Presbyterian
church on the evening of Dec. IA
at o'clock. A reception will
follow at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills on Hall street, east
Among the entertainments for the com
ing week will be a reception given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs Joseph D.
Weed for their daughter, Miss Josephine
Weed, will be general reception from 8
until II, and after that there will be dane
ing.
Tuesday, Miss Caro- duBignon entertain
ed Miss Josephine duBignon, Miss Sarah
Mills and Miss Lima Walter with a little
luncheon, after which the four young la
dies, with Mr.. Fleming duBignon, made a
theater party at the "Geisha.'
The engagement of Mr.. Charles Robert
Crisp and Miss Lucy Sheffield both of
Americas, is an interesting announcement
to those who had the pleasure of knowing
Miss Sheffield on her visit to Savannah
last spring. The marriage which will be
a brilliant occasion win take place on Jan.
y, in Americas
Mrs. John L. Hammond and Miss Ham
mond arrived during the week from New
York, after an absence of eighteen months.
which they have spent in Europe. Miss
Hammond, who is among the debutants of
the season will be formally introduced into
society on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs, T, NJ. Cunningham. Jr.
who are now at the Astoria hotel in New
York, viii return home the latter part of
the week.
Invitations have been sent out for an aft
ernoon card party to be given by Mrs.
William d. bearing on Tuesday.
Miss Josephine duBignon. who spent n
rev DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming du-
Bignon during the week, returned TUESDAY
to Brunswick.