The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-31

man. Her guests were Miss Wheatley of
Americusa Mr.. aud Mrs Charles a.
Gibbes, Miss Elise Raters, Mss Jessie
Chisholm, Miss Sarah Mills and Mr.. Clar-
ence Anderson, Mr.. Charles A. Crisp, Mr..
Newell West, Mr.. Raymond Butler aad
Mr.. Moragne Fleming.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell and Miss Sally
Haskell left yesterday for Charleston,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Langdon Cheves.
Miss Ella Butler entertained the Ger
man Whist Club most delightfully."- on
Wednesday evening. The ladies' first
prize was won by Miss Hanley and the
gentlemen's by Mr.. W. II. Feeley. Others
present were the Misses Nellie Haslam,
Genevieve Hefferman, Nan Golden, Emily
Comm, Salle Black, Lucille Desbouillons,
Agnes Comm, Emily Conner, Nellie Har-
ty, Mayla Shuldice Josephine Fay, Mrs
z. f. O'Connor and Messrs. j. G. Bat
Ter, Jr,, Joseph Hefferman, e. +. 0Con-
nor j. Nc. Flannery, Daniel O'Counor
Victor Desbouillons, w. j. Kehoe ], NJ
Black and J. J. McDonough.
Miss Nellie Haslam was the charming
| hostess of an outing party to Tybee one
afternoon last week. Among her guests
were the Misses Mayla Shuldce, Joseph
| inc Fay Of Danbury, VT. Bessie Hanley,
| Nan Golden, GenevieVe Hefferman, Clara
| Strous Agnes Comm. Ella Butler Nellie
| Desbouillons, Emily Connor Neva Harry,
| Agnes LIONS, Mrs. E. +. O'Connor and
Messrs. J. j. McDonough, Jr., Edward
| Hasiam, w ]. Kehoe, John Mclaughlin,
| John Strous, Joseph Harry, Edward
| Smith, John Sullivan. Jack Black, Dan
| O'Connor, John Lyons, w II. Feeley, Jo-
| seph Hefferman, Frank Palmer, Victor
| Desbouillons and J. Nc. Flannery.
Miss Lefty Lawrence of Marietta is Wis.
| itinS her Grandmother. Mrs L. r. Cold
| ing.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. S. Ellis gave
| a children's party for little Miss Sallie and
Master Milton Ellis.
Mrs. Packard Of Boston arrived on We'd
nesday and is the guest of Mrs. Robert
| Butler.
Mrs. i, A,e Carson will entertain on
| Wednesday AFTERNOON.
| Mss Nellie Wilson of Baltimore MI,
| is visiting Miss Annie V. Jones.
| A pleasant party was entertained on La
| Grande Duchesse Tuesday afternoon.
| Those present were: The Misses Taylor,
| Miss Alice Walker of AIilledgevile, Mss
| Carrie Green of Dalton, the Misses Ham.
ilton and Mrs. King Wylly.
Miss Maude Fleming. who has been VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Haslam, viii
leave during The week for her home in
| Brooklyn,
after delightful visits paid in New York
and Philadelphia.
Miss Dlnwody of Macon is visiting Miss
| Elise Chapeau.
Miss Tessie Doyle entertained on Tues
| day evening with cards. The ladies'
prize. a jardiniere, was won by Miss Liz
| zie McQuade, and a pair of cuff buttons
| by Mr. j. Leonard.
Mr. j. r. Hollins of Atlanta. spent a few
days in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Thomas West are spend
ing part of the winter in ThOmasville.
The engagement of Miss Mamie Lehwald
to Mr.. Louis Wolfe has been announced.
They will receive on Sunday, Jan. 81 at i0S
| West Hull street.
Miss Lizzie McQuade amused her friends
| with political evening last week. Votes
were cast in jest and the ladies enjoyed
the new experience.
The friends of Miss Elise Roche regret
to hear that she is seriously i'll with pneu-
| monia. NN
Mrs. e. Muhlberg and Miss Dora Null
| berg left yesterday for New Orleans,
where they will spend the remainder of the
| winter. \
Mr. w " Bent of Savannah is among
the guests at Sunwanee Springs, Fla.
MIR. and Mrs n. p. Corish returned dur
ing the past week from Suwanee Springs,
| Fla.
Mrs. w. j. Harty and Mrs. w. II. Ke-
| hoe entertained with dinner at Thun-
derbolt on Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs. S. j. Storer of Lawrence Mass
on Wednesday evening Mr.. George link
gave theater party, after which a sup
per was enjoyed at Hicks restaurant.
Mrs. Henry McAlpin entertained the
! Married Women's Club yesterday after
! noon at her residence on orleans square.
| Her guests were Mrs. William Garrard,
Mrs Abram Darlington Read, Mrs. Will
| lam r. Leaken, Mrs. Alex HUI, Mrs.
Robert Burdell. Mrs. John Howkins,
| Mrs. c. A. Shearson, Mrs. Matland-D ou-
gall, Mrs. Charles b. Malone, Mrs. John
! Screven, Mrs. w. w. Gordon. Jr., Mrs.
| Charles Ellis Jr., Mrs Alfred T.. Mills,
| Miss jamie Germany. Miss Mary Hoist,
| Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss Maud Hey
ward Miss Lawton Miss Leaken. Miss
! Caro- duBignon, Miss Eugenia Johnston,
! Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Sally Nc
| Alpin. The first prize was won by Miss
| Leaken, and was A beautiful dresden china
cup and saucer.
! One of the prettiest entertainments of
! the week was pink birthday party given
! by little Miss Ernestine Cuts last Tues
! day evening. She and her sister Ella, were
dressed in dainty white organizes over
rose-colored silk and received their little
| friends in the happiest manner. During the
| evening games were played and were as
| much enjoyed as the supper. Pink satin
| ribbon was drawn from the chandelier
above TO the four corners Of the refresh
ment table and fastened with great bows,
while in the center was a basket of La
France roses. E2ch child was given a
| pretty favor.
| A much enjoyed ball was given by the
| Chatham Artillery on Thursday evening
at Armory hall. The crowd would have
been great deal larger had II not been
| for tho bitter weather Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Strachan Miss Schuidice
of Danbury. Conn; Miss Dunwody Of Ma
con. Miss Fleming OF New York. Miss CO.
ney. Miss Marie Dreese. Mss Eleanor
/ Chapeau. Miss Beatrice Launey. Miss Jo-
sic Hodges. Miss Katie Dreese, Miss elise
| Chapeau, Mr.. II. LaFar. Mr.. $. Cooper,
Mr.. a. Krenson, Mr.. II. Strachan. Mr.. f.
Clark, Mr.. T.. T. Haslam. Mr. j. u. Miller
Mr.. J. NJ McDonough. Mr. NJ. d. Papy
and Mr.. A. Chapeau.
very pretty wedding took place Tues
day evening at the home OF the brides pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Farris. 2Sg JEFF
! ferson street. The contracting Dartiee he