The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-03

dresses, as fresh and delicately tinted as
flowers. number of visitors We're pres
ent. among them Miss Angelica Crosby Of
New York. Miss Susie Huger and Miss
SmYthe Of Charleston, Miss VIM of
ThomasVille and Miss Whcatley of Amer
icus.
Capt Carter gave a supper party on
Thursday evening. after the german, at
which his guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Cunningham Jr., Mr. and Mrs John
Malloch, Miss Crosby of New York Miss
Gordon, Mr.. Sybrandt and Mr. a. Minis.
Miss Mabel Stoddard entertained the
Twelfth Night CLUB on New Years even
ing with its first meeting for this season.
Five-handcd euchre was played, and the
prizes dainty little porcelain clock. ana
a brass ink stand, We're won by Miss iGliz-
abeth Haskell and Mr. Albon ID. Johnson,
while the BOBBY prize. a little Brownie.
was awarded TO Mr.. Clarke Miss Stod-
dard's guests were Mrs. Charles Ellis,
Jr.. Miss Smythe, Miss Wheatley, Miss
VIM, the Misses Haskell Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Conner
Miss Huger, Miss Kathleen Hunter Miss
Kate Guerard, Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss
Elise Rauers, Miss duBignon, Miss Rosa
Sullivan and the Messrs. Flournoy, Clarke,
Fred Myers. Newell West, Raymond But
Ter, William Clay Albion ID. Johnson, Ed
ward Demefe, John Morris, Robert Butler
Jr., Anton AkEight Godin Guerard, Jack
Nisbet, Leopold Alexander, r.. c. HarrI-
son, Noble Jones and Theodore Barnard.
A very handsome afternoon reception
was given ON Friday by Mrs. Remshart
the occasion being he debut of her daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Remshart. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with trails Of
wild smilaX. and profusion of pink roses
interminged with feathery ferns. The
chandeliers were eutwined with smilax
tied with pink satin bow-knots, while del
icate pink shades softened the brilliant
lights. The guests We're received by Mrs.
Remshart and her daughter, Miss Rems-
hart wore a lovely gown of white organ
die, and carried, besides her bouquet of
white Nephitos roses, a most interesting
and quaint fan, which has just been sent
her and which was the wedding fan of her
great-grandmother's grandmother who
was a daughter of Capt. PolhiH of revolu-
tionary fame. Mrs. Elliott Johnson of
Lynn, Mass, poured the tea, and Mrs c.
Lucen Jones served the chocolate. The
young ladies' who assisted in serving the
dainty refreshments We're: Miss Georgia
Freeman, Miss Mamie Wilcox, Miss Ra-
chel Shellman, Miss Mamie Jackson, Miss
| Alice DelannOy, Miss Flora Dancey. Miss
Nina Crane and Miss Marie
Remshart. Among those who called
during the afternoon were: Mrs. A. b.
| Hun, Mrs. Louis Young, Mrs Maclean,
| MIS-. Julldn oculeNs MIS- j. =. ines lnuttt
Mrs. Gibbes, Mrs. DIR. Hops. Mrs. r. NJ.
| Cornwall, Mrs. Davis Freeman. Mrs.
Stiles Brown, Mrs w w. Chisholm, Mrs.
! Allen, Mrs. II. A. Crane, Mrs. S. p. Ham
| lton, Mrs. James West, Mrs. W. w. Cor
| don, JT., Mrs. c. $. Ellis, Jr., Mrs. A. b.
| Palmer. Mrs. G. S. Connerat, Mrs. II. f..
| johnson. Mrs. A. G. BOuton. Mrs. II.
| Wyly, Mrs Cox, Mrs. II. \. Crane. Mrs.
Yulee Park, Mrs Pape, Mrs. A. Davis,
| Mrs. F. d. BloOdWorth, Mrs. W. ID. kren-
| son, Mrs. c. l.. Chestnut, Mrs w. NJ.
/ Davidson, Mrs. f. G.. Strachan, Mrs.
| White. Mrs. w. 3. Chestnut, Mrs. David
| Wells, Mrs +. G. Strong, Mrs
william Harden, Mrs. +. y. Douglas,
Mrs. DR.. Wylly, the Misses Maccaw, the
| Misses Johnson, the Misses Wells. the
| Misses Bates Miss Gordon Miss NJ j.
! Prithard. Miss owens, Miss Annie Cotter.
! Miss Durham, Miss Jennie May Miss Nell
| Thomas, Miss Ganahl, the Misses Brad
| ley, the Misses Hamilton. Miss N. Jones.
Miss Orne, Miss Smetz, Miss Bloodworth,
Miss Kathleen Hunter and Miss Irene
| Withers.
Miss Brumby and Miss Jerdne. who
have been the guests of Miss Elizabeth
Barrow. left for their home in Athens on
| tuesday
Miss wheatley of Americas is visiting
the Misses Haskell
Miss Lima Huger and Miss Emma Huger
will return tomorrow from Grove Point
on the Ogeechee, where they have been
| spending few days with MIR. ana Mrs.
Ralph Elliott.
Mrs Karl Meissner and Miss Meissner of
New York are the guests of Mr. c. NJ.
| Hoist.
Miss Susie Huger. who has been spend
ing the past week with Miss Minna War
ing, left for her home in Charleston yes
| terday.
Mr.. Lawrence Lee has returned to Mary
land where he is at the College Of st.
James Grammar School.
! Miss Emmie jenkins Of Augusta is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. A. l.. Cunning
| nam.
Miss Smythe of Charleston, who has
| been spending a week with Miss Elizabeth
| Haskell, returned homo yesterday.
J Miss Eloise Pittman OF Atlanta is visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Crisp. at their
home, u Henry street, east.
Montague i. Boyd and Lawrence Lee
after spending the holidays at home have
| returned TO Hagerstown. Md. where thew
| are attending the College Of st. James
Grammar School.
At the Armory hall on Monday evening
a very delightful german was danced bv
the younger set. at which the chaperones
were: Mrs Fleming duBignon. Mrs G. r.
| Woods, and Mrs. George Cam MIR. VIII
liam Dancy and Miss Emma Huger led
the many pretty and graceful figures and
among the dancers WERE Miss Lola Moy-