The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-18

MS week promises 10 be gay with
amusements of all kinds On Tuesday
evening the first of the spring germans
will be danced-and at the Catholic Lii
bray hall. which will bring up many mem
cries of other days to some of the dane.
ers. The regimental fair will be holding
sway the same evening at the Guards
ermory and no doubt crowds will be in at
tendance. So much preparation has been
made for this and such a number of eff
cient workers Will lend their services that
IL promises to equal in success the other
military fairs of the past few years The
Guards themselves give a minstrel show
on Wednesday evening, which after last
years hit, needs little mention. So much
for public entertainments. The members
of the Twelfth Night Club are looking for
ward to two delightful evenings, one on
Monday, when Miss Grace Barnard will
give them dance at the De Soto, and
again, on Friday, the Misses
Nisbet will entertain the club
with a dance. Card parties are to
the fore again and among those for which
invitations have been sent out is one to
be given on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank c. Battey. Then there are to be
bicycle runs, river parties. and on Friday,
for those who are interested in art, and the
progress in art of Savannah students.
there will be an exhibition of the work of
Miss Wilkins pupils, at 2l1 Jones street,
west. In the afternoon between and
o'clock. Miss wilkins will hold a reception.
The work of her pupils includes charcoal
and pen and ink sketches, water colors and
oil studies. Some three hundred specimens
Of work win be exhibited.
A very delightful tug party was given
on Tuesday afternoon and evening by
Mr.. 7. Lloyd Owens, in honor of Miss Sa-
rah Mills. A trip to Wilmington Island
was enjoyed by the party which was com
posed of Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mr. and Mrs.
George Maher Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gibbes Miss Sarah Mills, Miss
Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Nan
duBignon, Miss Elise Rauers.
Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Belle Daniel, Mr.. ]. D. Taylor,
Mr.. Leopold Alexander, Mr. Moragne
Fleming. Mr. Newell West, Mr.. James
AlcAlpn, Jr., Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. Ritten-
house Moore and MIR. T. Lloyd Owens.
Miss Mabel Gordon entertained a number
of friends informally on Tuesday after
noon TO meet Mrs. John Mills of Washing
ton, d. c. Among those present were: Mrs
John Malloch, Mrs. Frank Battey Mrs
John d. Paige, Mrs. Clifford Carleton. Mrs,
J. c. LeIiady, Mrs. T. S. Wyny. Jr., Mrs
w. X. Leaken, Mrs. Robert l.. Mercer
Jr., the Misses Phillips, Miss Maud
Thomas. Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss Belle
Harrison, Miss Sally Haskell Miss Mar
snf
line Williams and Miss Phoebe Elliott.
Miss Jessie Chisholm gave bicycle run.
followed by supper party in town. on
"wednesday evening. Her guests were
Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Murphy Miss
Elise Rauers Miss Nan du Bignon. Miss
sarah Mills, Mr.. Newell West, MIR. Ritten-
mouse Moore Mr.. Godin Guerard, MIR.
Raymond Butler, and Mr.. Mills b. Lane.
AIR. +. A. Giesler was host at a very
pleasant dinner given at Bannon Lodge on
wednesday evening. The table was pref
Wy decorated with La France roses, and
those who formed the party were Mr.. and
MRS Edward Karow, Mr.. and Mrs f. Fa-
harius. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. o. Sterly. Miss
aharius' Miss Beschoren, and Mr. II.
Weber
Mr., Albert Stoddard will give the first
OF his delightful house-parties this week.
al his home Melrose, on Daufuskie Is
land Ills guests Will be Mrs Alfred T.
Mills Miss Mabel Gordon Miss Meta
Thomas. Miss Nan ScreVen. Miss Marga-
ret Stiles, Miss Isabel stiles and Mr.
Charles Green Of st. Josephs, Mo-
Mrs Florance Minis left on Tuesday for
her country place, at ClarkesVine, Haber-
sham county. She was accompanied bv
Mrs. Paul Haskell, and they will be Joined
this week by a party Of friends from here.
On Thursday evening one of the most
brilliant and artistic attractions OF the
season will be presented to the public in
the opera comique Zelina. A novel feature
OF the performance viii be the arrange
ment OF the choruses, which will include
a whistling. Irritation and kissing chorus.
each captivating IN its way The scene of
the opera is laid during the Franco Prus-
sian war, and abounds in exciting eli
MAKES and crisp comedy. An admirably
trained chorus of sixty voices, with novel
speclalties and the leading roles IN the
hands or competent performers, together
WIN special scenic and calcium effects.
VII make the whole a bright and charm
ing production
ON Thursday evening az Bannon Lodge
ihunderbolt delightful fish dinner was
given by the following young men. menu
hefh 81 the Eucnre club. Mr. Duval
sternbcrger Mr. Leo Rosenheim. Mr.. Nat
solomon, Mr. ~. Guckonheimor, mr.. Mord
hyams, Mr.. Dave Rosonheim, Mr.. A.
sondheim, Mr.. Arthur Solomon, and Mr.
Gus kayton. Their guests We're. Miss
lielcn smith. Mis- Tessie Rosenholm. Miss
blanche Mohr Miss Sadie Traub. Miss
Josie Hymns, Miss Hattie Wen, Miss Blp
oie hayton. and Miss Mamie Engol. AZ