The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-28

should be put In an oven and baked until
thoroughly cooked. Two hours after eat
ing this bread 1t might be best to call in
nearest physician by telephone" The
guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cor
don, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Louis M IeHardv
Mr.. and Mrs w. Trenholm Hopkins, Mrs
J. K. Anderson, Miss Lawton, Miss Blake
Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Conner
Miss Meta Thomas. Miss Elizabeth Has
KEEL, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Harriet
Hardee Miss Sally McAlpine, Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Nan
du Bignon. Miss Elise Huger, and Messrs
Mitchell King, A. B. Elliott, Ferris Cam
James McAlpin, Jr., r. G. Harrison, Ed
ward Demere, Paschal Strong, William
Clay, J. de Bruyn Hops, Adams Ganahl,
X. w. Cunningham, George Freeman and
w. de Bruyn Hops.
Mrs J. J.. Walthour gave beautiful
afternoon reception on Friday. at which
she was assisted in receiving her guests
by Mrs James r. Sheldon and Mrs John
Screven. Yellow was the dominant color,
and daf1odils. narcissus and freesias, with
ferns and foliage plants were used in
decorating the rooms. Mrs. Walthour
wore white silk gown, with pearls, and
Mrs. Sheldon's costume was of black satin
with bodice of pale green chiffon. Mrs
John Screven wore white satin, with
Duchess lace and diamonds. The refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Mac Walt
hour. Mrs. j. G. LeHardy, Mrs. Thomas
S. Wylly Jr., Mrs. William bearing Mrs
Alec Hull, Mrs, A. G. Guerrard, Mrs.
Pollock, Mrs. Hampton Ferrill Mrs. Rob
ert Burdell, Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes, Miss
Abbie Orme, Miss Belle Hardee Miss Har-
riet Hardee and Miss Margaret Gardner
A pleasant variation from the usual tea
was the presence of a number of gentle
men, among whom were: Mr.. James r.
Sheldon, Mr.. Taylor Walthour, Mr.. Mac
Wathour, Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr.. A.
G.. Guerard, Mr.. Alec Hull Mr.. Burdell
Mr. William bearing, Mr.. Julian Schey
AIRS, Carlton Champion, Mr.. Frank Lath-
rop, and Mr.. George Schley.
Capt Garter, with a number of friends,
had a charming trip down the river yes
terday on the 'Angler" In the party
were DR.. Tenney of New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Malloch. MIR. and Mrs. Trenholm
Hopkins, Mrs. John Paige, Miss Garmany
Miss Blake Miss Lawton, Miss Crosby,
Miss Huger, Miss Lima IIuger, Miss
Woodbridge. Miss Grace Barnard, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Annie Conner Miss
Nan duBignon, Mr.. Arthur q. Elliott.
Mr.. William Clay, Mr. Noble Jones and
Mr.. f. c. Mercer.
Mrs. Mathew NJ. Hopkins entertained a
number of her friends on Thursday after
noon with a card party at which the prizes,
a silver toilet tray, and a Bon Bon spoon
were won by Mrs c. b. Malone, and Miss
Ellington. The guests present were Mrs.
| F. c. Battey, Mrs. John Howkins, Mrs.
I Wallace Howard, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Charles
| b. Malone, Mrs. y. p. Ravenel, Mrs. Ing
lesby. Mrs. Alfred E. Mills, Mrs Robert
| Burdell, Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mrs. Ed
ward Frost, Mrs Robert Ellington, Mrs.
Maitland-Dougall Mrs. Cunningham Pos
tell Miss Ellington, Miss Payne of Atlanta
Miss Georgia Freeman, Miss wilkins of
| Waynesboro, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss
Hoist Miss Olmstead, Miss Sarah Mills,
| and Miss Nelly Baldwin.
| On Wednesday afternoon Miss Claudia
McAlpin entertained i'm honor of little Miss
Dorothy Wilbur of Bethlehem, Pa. The