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

| pilshed. Mr.. and Mrs Hotchkiss have the
| best wishes and congratulations of many
! friends, as was shown by the many ele-
! giant and costly presents received by them.
| Mir. Hotchkiss is known for his sterling
J qualities.
I Mrs. J. A. Crisp gave a progressive Gu
! chre party on Thursday afternoon at
! which she entertained Mrs. S. ]. Lanier
| Mrs. I. Gamble, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs c.
! Woodruff Miss Eleanor Chapeau, Miss
! Elise Chapeau, Miss Burs, Miss Dun
/ woody and Miss Raines
Mrs NJ. W. Sexton chaperoned bicycle
! party on Thursday evening to Thunder
| polt where a delightful supper was en-
| joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cole celebrated the
! 18th anniversary of their wedding with
| very pleasant entertainment on Thursday
! evening" Their guests We're: Mr. and
/ Mrs Steinbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ybanez, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Bolan. Miss Agnes AIurtagh, the
| Misses Steinbach, the Misses Cole Miss
/ Bolan and the Messrs. Steinbach, Green
| Page, Cole, Burge, Sullivan and others.
| On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. H.
| T. Wilson entertained with a whist party
! complimentary to Miss Conway of ..ew-
ark. N. J. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Powers, Mr. and Mrs, w. Dow
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Bolshaw, Mr.. and
| Mrs. f. StoreT, Mss Maggie Murphy. Miss
Kirby, Miss Fernandez, Miss Kelly. Miss
| Heller, Mr. T. p. Price, Mr.. T. Lynch,
Mr.. c. Heller, Mr.. ONeill. and Mr.. Ms
cally The ladies' prizes, a cake plate and
royal Worcester vase, were won by Miss
Heller and Miss Conway; and the gende.
mems prizes a silver key ring and a
match safe. by Mr.. Miscally and Mr.
| Lynch.
The Misses Taylor were again comp1i-
mented on Friday afternoon, by a charm
/ ing strawberry tea, given in their honor
! by Mrs. King Wylly, whose pretty home
| on Jones street was made still more at
! tractlVe with its decorations of bamboo,
/ palms, ported plants and cut flowers
Mrs. WHY'S costume was a strawberry
coiored silk covered with tulle and the
Misses Taylor were prettily dressed in
| white and in lilac. Miss Carrie Green of
! Dalton, Miss Lillian Hamilton, Miss Ten
| ME Holt, Miss Elizabeth Harmon, Miss
| Mamie Jackson, Miss Nellie Jones' Miss
Annie Cotter and Miss Alice Remshart,
acted as Mattresses. The chocolate was
| poured by Mrs. d. b. Lester and Miss
| Virginia Hamilton presided over the punch
! bowl Among the guests present were
| Mrs. Bouton Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Jaudon.
| Mrs. c. 5, Ellis, Mrs Hot, Mrs. Dixon.
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Charles Saussy, Mrs.
II. G. McFadden, Mrs. George Cam Mrs.
W. Daffin, Mrs. Remshart, Mrs Conner
at Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. c. D. Mize. Mrs.
}. c. Harris, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Van Wag
enen, Mrs. c. A. Goodwin, Mrs. S. M
White, Mrs. r. L. Branham. Mrs. w. NJ.
Davidson, Mrs. c. II. Strong, Mrs D.
Wells, Mrs. NJ. Y. MacIntyre Mrs Lind
| say, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. H. A Crane
| Mrs. j. A. G. Carson, Miss Hattie Saussv
Miss Alice Bates, Miss Connerat, Miss
! Emma Bulloch, Miss Jaudon Miss Horn
and Miss Manly of Dalton, and Miss Anna
lennon, IN the evening an
INFORMAL dance was given and
the gentlemen present were.
| Mr. Faver Mr.. Fisher Walker. Mr.. George
Melton. Mr.. Donald oliver, Mr.. Hughes
and Mr.. William Remshart.
On Monday afternoon a delightful tea
was given by Miss Ada Hudson in honor
of her guest, Miss Virginia Lee Stavere
of Norfolk. Miss Hudson was assisted nv
Mrs M. A. O'Byrne. Those present were.
Mrs X. T. Semmes Mrs. J. O'Byrne. Mrs
John tlannery, Mrs. J. j. McDonough
MIS- X. Salas, Mrs. Elizabeth Haslam
Mrs G. Strobhar, Mrs. 1. N. Wells. Mrs
J. II. Hasiam, Miss Maud Fleming of
! New York Miss Agnes Dillon, Miss Nellie
Haslam, Miss Marie Harty, Miss Agnes
Comm, Miss Mary Comm, the Misses
Gross and many others.
The Fortnight Whist Club met last even.
| ing at the residence of Miss Leila hin
on Drayton street.
Mrs. Charles B. Malone entertained
with cards on Friday evening in honor of
Mrs Allen, Mrs. Beeson and Mrs. Miller
of Augusta.
Miss Helen Hsrdee and Mrs. Charles Ell
lis, Jr., have issued cards to a tea next
! Thursday afternoon.
Miss Clifford Nunnerlyn entertained the
f. +. c. Club last evening with the game
of hearts"
Mrs. William s. Lowell, Jr.. who has
been for the past six months studying
i'm the studios of Paris, sailed for Amer
! lea on the Majestic on Wednesday last
She is accompanied by Miss Katherine
Low, and together they are expected to
arrive in Savannah about the end of the
week. and Will be the guests of Mrs. AL
fred f. Mills.
Mrs. Abram Darlington Read of Charles
ton is visiting her mother. Mrs. Lawton,
on Lafayette square
Mrs. James T. Dent, who has been spend
! ing week at her plantation home in
! Glynn county, viii return to Savannah on
! Tuesday.
Mrs. Douglas Boyd of Griffin is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bussey. on
/ Jones street.
| Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott returned from
trip TO the north on Friday.
Miss Blake of Charleston will be the
/ guest of Miss Lawton next week.
/ Mrs Samuel Atkinson returned to her
! home in Brunswick on Wednesday, afler
a short visit to her father. Col. John
| ScreVen.
| Miss Elise Wayne left yesterday for ST.
/ Augustine, where she will visit her aunt,
| Mrs. Myers.
Mrs E. c. Chisholm and Mr. Walter S.
Chisholm arc at Suwanee Springs, Fla
! Miss Rosa Sullivan gave a beautiful
euehre party on Wednesday evening.
| -e-@-s-
Brunswick Social Notes.
The Cotiliion Club danced the german
/ at the Oglethorpe Tuesday night. Those
! present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Max
| ey. Mr. ana Mrs. G. l.. Elliot Mr.. ana
| Mrs. j. Il. duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
! White. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson.
Mrs X. Kennedy, Mss Miner, Mrs. l.
| II. Aiken Mrs. Wilson, Misses Munroe
/ Careyle. Josephine duBignon. Fairy Fin
noy' Ernestine Butts, Mai King, Dorothy
/ Berric, Hattie Payne OF Darien. Fleurlne
Madden, Julia Jelks, Jeanette Coson,
I Retta Mccullough, Ethel Downing. Made
| line Butte, Constance Butts Messrs mo-,