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

ter dinner euchre was played and the pref
ty prizes eagerly contested for, were won
by Miss Sadie Traub and Miss Josie
Hyams. The gentlemans prize, a scarf
holder, was won by Mr. Gus Kayton. The
evening ended very pleasantly with dane
ing, the music being furnished by the
Harpists
Mrs. Wright Hunter has returned home
from Louisville, Ga, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Marie Huger, who is the guest of
Mr. ana Mrs. j. A. Huger viii leave to-
morrow for Knoxville. Tenn.
Miss Mary Jones returned during the
week from Washington, d. c., where she
has been visiting the Misses Colquitt.
Col. John Screven and Judge w. D. Har-
den left town yesterday for Philadelphia,
where they have gone to attend a special
general meeting of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton.
Miss jamie Germany has returned from
a delightful visit to Atlanta, where she
was the guest Of Mrs. Wellborn Hill
Mr.. Frank Lathrop left on Wednesday
for New York
Miss Aileen and Lucille Hunter are at
home again, after a visit to friends in
Americas Ga.
Mrs Harrison and Miss Belle Harrison
will leave tomorrow for their home at
Brandon, on the James river.
Mr.. Charles Green arrived from st. Jo-
seph, Mo, on Wednesday, and went yes
terday to Daufuskie to visit his uncle, Mr..
Albert Stoddard.
Miss Mary Whitehead will leave to-
morrow to spend a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes at their planta-
ton home, Oaklands, in South Carolina.
Mrs J. H. Estill is in Chattanooga.
where she has been called by the illness
of her father, Mr.. Hill
Miss Susie Mckinney of Blaclxshear is
visiting Miss Carrie Tyson, at 1O2 Duffy
street. west.
Mrs. f. d. Bloodworth left on Thursday
for Eufaula, Ala. After a visit to ner
son. DR.. f. II. Bloodworth, she will go
to Hapeville for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman will leave
the early part of this week for New
York.
Col. w. W. Gordon took party of
friends down the river yesterday after
noon on the Jacob Paulsen, returning to
town by moonlight
Mr.. Hamilton Med. Branch, Jr., COM
plimented his friend, Mr.. Charles Rams
den, with a dinner party last evening.
The other guests present were; Mr.. +. T..
c. Habersham. Mr.. Murray Stewart, Mr..
Newell West, Mr.. Noble Jones, Mr.. George
Gadsden, and Mr.. James McAlpin, Jr.
"a Proposal Under Difficulties" and "A
Box of Monkeys" are the two plays which
are being rehearsed to take place on the
2Sth for the benefit of the Mount Vernon
Association. A number of society people
well known for their dramatic talents will
take part, and the entertainment promises
to be a charming one. In the first play
the actors will be Mrs. George Baldwin,
Miss Sarah Mills Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins
nd Ar In hn Of
Monkeys the parts will be taken by Mrs.
Pleasant A. Stovall, Miss Gordon, Miss
Florence Nisbet, Mr.. Henry McAlpin and
Mr.. Louis Morgan.
Mrs. John Mills of Washington and
Miss Arnold and Miss Green of Newport
were complimented on Friday afternoon
with an informal tea, given by Mrs. Fred
erick c. Myers. A few of the ladies asked
to meet them were Mrs. Henry Taylor,
Mrs. Octavus Cohen, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
John d. Paige, Mrs, Frank c. Battey.
Mrs. Emile Newman, Mrs Edward Ha-
row. Mss Eta Smith of Norfolk and the
Misses Phillips.
on Wednesday evening the Music Club
held its regular meeting at the banquet
hall of the de Soto, and the following in
teresting programme was much enjoyed:
(a) CUTE Nacht, Fahe Wohl." Kucken;
90 "A Dream Bartlett, Miss Hattie
Well; trio in E-iat, opus 102, Lachner,
andante con motto allegro andante, scher-
20. allegro assai allegro con spiritu.
Judge Harden. VIOLIN Mr.. Il. A. Won der
Hoya, viola, and Miss Gnosspelius, piano;
(a) III eiel Sareno," Mario: Oh Before
the Dawn" Chadwick. Mr., T. Lloyd Ow.
ems; piano solo. nocturne, opus 81. No. :,
Chopin, Miss Nellie Jones; piano duet,
Grieg, In del Halle der Berggerster Nor
gen." Inguds Klage, Miss Smart and Miss
Coburr. Mr.. .Derthick of Chicago gave
an analysis Of the last two numbers.
On Monday a dinner party was given "
Mr. Hugo Frank at the residence of his
parents, Mr. aud Mrs !. NJ. Frank. guam
titles Of roses added their fragrance and
color to the beauty OF the table decora.
tons OF silver and glass. Those present
were the Messrs. Brown, Belsinger. l:p-
stein. Fanu Ferst Herman, Hlrsch,
Kirschbaum, Meinhard Meyer, Mohr,
Kayton, Putzel, Rosenhem, Smith Solo,
mon. Sondhelm, Traub and Frank
Mr.. George L. Appleton has sent out
cards announcing the marriage OF his
daughter. Mary, TO Mr.. Gratz c. Myers,
on Wednesday. April IT,
Mrs. George Mills gave an Easter egg
hunt yesterday afternoon, at which the
following young people were present: The
Misses Edith Northumberland Marian
Mdclean. Nela Macean. Alice Dougan, Eli
sic and Mary Dougan. Isabelle posteu
jamie Hopkins and Malcolm, George and
Charles Maclean. Arthur and Alfred Dou-
gan, Charles D. Mills. John and Willie
Hopkins and Taylor and John postol
The Pleasure Club was delightfully."- on.
/ tertaincd on Thursday afternoon boy Miss
| Marie Lippman, who had artistically dec
GRATED the drawing rooms Tor the occa-