The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14

| day of their son, whose little friends were
| all present at the entertainment.
After the marriage of Miss Daisy Wenz
| and Mr. Walton Saxton Boyd, on Tues
| day. a reception was held at the residence
| of the brides parents, on New Houston
street. Decorations Of palms and cut
| flowers adorned the parlors, and the num-
| Der of handsome presents received by the
young couple were exhibited. From till
| 5 O'Clock congratulations were onered by
| many friends, among them Mr.. ana MRS
| Fletcher Exley, Mr., and Mrs. j. ID. CHAP
man, Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Macdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Burns, Mrs. Robert Til
| ley, Mrs. NJ. f. Brunson, Mrs. J. Il. eau
| dry, Mrs. b. r. Armstrong Mrs h 7,
| Wilson, Mrs. Steed, Miss Irene Ullman
| the Misses Sholar, Miss Mamie Hardee,
| Miss Sale Leopold, Miss Birdie Boyd OF
! Screven, Miss Eleanor Bewan. Mr. Miller,
| Mr.. Thomas Baker, Mr.. E. p. Postell, Mr.
| Joseph Werntz, Mr. Fred Heesemann,
| Mr.. William T. Leopold, Mr.. II. z. Will
son, DIR. A. ]. farrell, DR.. F. c. Exley
| Mr.. Wilbur Coney, Mr.. w. A. Reaves and
Mr.. T. w. Lyon. At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
| Boyd left for Florida where they are
| spending a few days. They will reside at
| 113 Jones street, west where, after the
| 18th, they win be at home to their friends.
Master George d. Robbins, Jr., celebrated
| the seventh anniversary of his birth on
Thursday with a very enjoyable party at
were present.
On Friday Mrs. L.. Kayton complimented
Mrs. Lilienthal and Mrs. Won Worst of San
Francisco, with a luncheon at Bannon
/ Lodge, Thunderbolt. others in the party
were Mrs. A. S. Guckenheimer, Miss Car
| RE Lilienthal, Miss Kayton and Miss Ruth
Kayton.
DIR. and Mrs. S. ID. SeeIye of Montgom-
cry. Ala, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Workman.
Miss Ida Bowie of RichmondS.Va.. is Wis
iting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
| Coates on Lincoln street.
Miss Margaret Vernon Stiles entertain
| ed informally on Friday morning with an
artists party. Miss Leila Hall and Miss
| Sallie Haskell we're the prize winners, and
the other guests were Mrs. James B.
| West, Mrs. ]. A. p. Crisfeld. Miss Mar
shall of Charleston, Miss Josephine New
ell, Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss Phoebe
| Elliott, Miss Irene Withers, Miss Cornelia.
| Lee Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Georgia
| Edmonston, Miss Adams, Miss Emmie
| Washburn, Miss Bessie Hayward, Miss
| Margaret Gardner, Miss Mary Ella Tur-
ner, and Miss Floride Banks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Owens returned
| last Monday from visit to Mr. and Mrs.
| James Dent, at Hofwyl, on the Altamaha
| river.
Miss Lily Hill is expected from PennsyI-
vania on Wednesday and will spend few
| days with her sister, Miss Leila Hill on
| Drayton street
| Miss Ada Hull of Meldrim is the guest
| of Miss Margaret Gardner
The Misses Reid who have been visiting
| their aunt, Miss Madgie Reid, have re-
J turned to their home in Augusta, Ga
Miss Jennie Thomas and her guest Miss
| owen left on Friday for New York
| MIR. Blackman of Brooklyn returned
| home on Thursday after few days pleas
antly spent at Mrs. Bannons, Thunder
| bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Wainwright Muir
| ply spent part of last week in ATLANTA, at
| the Aragon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beine Gordon went down
| to Bluffton yesterday to stay until to-
morrow.
Mrs. w. ]. Burns, Jr, and Miss Nc
| Keen returned on Tuesday to Pittsburg,
Pa, after a very delightful visit in Sa-
| vannah to Miss Annie Savarese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean of New York, and
! Mrs II. c.. Thompson dined at the Ban
| non lodge, Thunderbolt on Thursday eve
| ming.
Mrs. Otto Tiedeman of Charleston is the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Tfedeman
| on Huntington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. stone, who have
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left on Thursday for their home in Bos-
ton
Mrs. Clavlas Phillips and Mrs. Henry
| Taylor have returned from Glynn county,
where they have been spending the past
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. James t.
Dent.
Mrs. C. N. Saussy of Tallahassee is in
the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry Franklyn Dunwody of
Brunswick is the guest of Mrs. George
| Walter on Jones street. Mr.. and Mrs
| Dunwody will return to Brunswick dur
ing the week.
On Tuesday evening the German Whist
Club was entertained very pleasantly by
MIR. and Mrs. Edward F. O'Connor and
| Miss Nan Golden. Miss Schuldice and
Mr. Daniel O'Connor won the prizes, a
maidenhair fern and pair of silver cuff
| buttons. others present were: Miss Nc
Donough of Columbus, Miss Maud Bied-
erman, Miss Emily Comm, Miss Agnes
Comm, Miss Nellie Haslam, Miss Clara
Strous, Miss Josephine Fay Miss Eliza
beth Hanley, Miss Emily Conner, Miss
Sallie Black, Miss May Roman. Miss Mel
| lie Harry, Miss Bessie Gallagher, MIR.
Victor Desbouillons, Mr.. J. ]. Heffernan,
Mr.. ]. II. Strous. Mr.. F. Golden, Mr.. w.
II. Feeley Mr.. j. Mclaughlin, Jr.. Mr.
Il. j. Hasam, Mr.. e. w. Smith, Mr.. J.
J. McDonough, Mr.. w. J. Kehoe. Mr..
y. NJ. bldCh anu MT. j. Lyons JT.
On Friday evening a very enjoyable
dance was given at the Y. NJ. II. A., by
Miss Rosa Putzel, in honor of Miss Meyer
of Salisbury, Mo. A few of the guests
present were: Miss Dora Muhlberg, Miss
Sarah Stern, Miss Lena Ehrlich, Miss Ida
Boley, Miss Nellie Cohen. Miss Green
wood the Misses Byck, Hirsch, Gazan,
tleichman and Greenwood.
A luncheon was given at Bannon Lodge.
Thunderbolt, on Wednesday, compliment
tary to Mrs. r. Lilienthal and Mrs. Van
Worst, San Francisco. Others present were
Mrs. II. Roth. Mrs f. Lowenthal, Mrs. L.
Seg, Brooklyn, Mrs. Lilienthal, Mrs. j.
Gutman, Miss Carrie Lilienthal. Euchre
was played. and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Van Worst siver-mounted emery,
and Mrs. L. Selig. Royal Worcester cup
! and saucer.
Brunswick's Social Notes.