The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-16

man Club took place. Among the dane
ers were MIR and Mrs. Glennan Grady,
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. OByrne, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William J. Kehoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
the Misses Fleming and Miss Dollard OF
New York. Miss Elizabeth Hanley, Miss
May Roman, Miss Agnes Comm. Miss EN-
lily Comm, Miss Angela O'Byrne. Miss
Marie Grady, Miss Nellie Harty, Miss
Viva Harty, Miss Lucille DesboUillons and
the Messrs. John Sullivan. Jr., Harry
Turner, Joe Heffernan, John McDou-
ough, Joseph Harty, John Black, Victor
Desbouillons, John Mclaughlin, John
Strouss and John Golden. Mrs. J. J. Nc
Donough and Mrs. Haslam were the
chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W Albert and Miss S.
Gladdis Appel of New York are visiting
their sister Mrs. I. NJ. Appel, at her
home, 2C5 New Houston street, west. They
will spend part of their time at St. Au-
Gustine, Fla.
Mrs. Lewis Lippman, Miss Eta Lipp-
man and Miss Marie 1ippman, after
stay of five months at the North, have re-
turned home.
Miss Dora Muhlberg entertained a par
ty of friends Thursday morning with
delightful oyster roast at Mrs. Bannons,
Thunderbolt. Her guests were Miss
Hammerslough of Philadelphia, Miss
Alexander of New York. Miss Ida Boley,
Miss Nellie Cohen, Miss Rosa PutZel,
Miss Strauss, Miss Rothschild, Miss
Sterne and Miss Eta Sternberg.
Mrs. Richard f. Sans has issued cards
for an afternoon tea on Thursday, between
and z, to meet Mrs. Donald B. Jones of
New Orleans.
Mr. Edward c. Mercer is spending the
day in town.
Mrs. w. w. Chisholm and Miss Jessie
Chisholm were present in Townsville dur
ing the week for the marriage of Mr..
Frank Inman McRae and Miss Carrie
Chisholm, at which Miss Jessie Chisholm
was one of the attendants.
Mrs. w. r. Coe left for her home in New
York Wednesday, after a visit to Judge
and Mrs. Robert Falligant.
Mrs. George GiTeath and Miss Marie
Gilreath, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gordon Cassels have return
ed to their home in Gainesville.
Miss Mary Morel was youthful hostess
of the week at a pretty dinner party
given on Thursday. Her guests were the
Meldrim, Lila Conner, Lucy Barrow, Ger
trude Sullivan, Lucy Dancy, Margaret
Charlton, Salda Stovall, Minna Mackall
and Lila Lyman.
Mrs. Merritt w. Dixon gave pretty
luncheon Thursday to her little nieces and
nephews. The table was charming in lis
decorations of violets and roses. Present
We're the Misses Katie and Mary Osborne,
Lila and Sarah Nichols, Helen and Jessie
Dixon, Alma and Georgia Lindsay, and
Merritt Dixon and Jack Lindsay.
Mrs. A. G. BOuton gave a beautiful card
party Friday evening 20 her nieces, Miss
Emmie and Miss Cora Johnson. Hearts
was the game played, and each of the
guests was given cravat pin in the shape
of heart, while the first prize, won by
Miss Louise Pearce, was a heart-shaped
vasaine jar, with silver top. Miss Lefty
Blan won tortoise-shell and silver pen
as second prize, and the BOBBY silver
shoe buttoner was awarded Miss Clermont
Huger. The guests present were the
Misses Ethel Chisholm, Mary Hanes.
Reba White Nellie White, Marian Mac
lean, Miriam Dent, Estelle Hayward, Cate
Ellis, Mary Kline, Ellen Blain, Mary
Hops, Cornelia Naclean, Eleanor Hill,
Jennie Halnes, Myra WILCOX, Eileen Hun
ter Mollie Cohen Sadie Watson, Julia
Hunter, Laleah Palmer and Julia Rems-
hart.
Another delightful party was given the
same evening by Mss Lucy Dancy to her
many friends. The home OF her parents on
Jones street was Decorated prettily for the
occasion with wreaths of smilax, and cut
flowers. The piazzas were canvassed in
and Lit with Chinese lanterns and the
Wnole scene was one OF f6SttViey and enjoy
ment during the early evening hours A
huge Jack Horner pie was brought in at
supper time and each guest received
pretty gift Among the many children pres
ent were the Misses Augusta and Rosalind
Wood, Florence and Lucy Barrow. Clifford
and May Stevens, Annie Simkins GLADYS
Girardeau, Ophelia Dent, Mildred Cunning
ham, Vera and Gilmore Palmer Inez Tiede-
man, Katy and Anna Bell, Gertrude Jones
Anna Hunter, Lila Conner, Mary Morel.
Vida Chisholm, jamie Germany, Minnie
, and Deborah Adams, Louise bearing Luz
ellie Hunter, Bessie Hall, Katharine Charl-
ton, Hattie Saussy Ethel Durham. Ger
trude McLaws Constance Chestnut Mary
Elliott, Sophie and jamie Meldrim Elsie
| Dougan, Belle Battey, Harvey Hull Mabel
Gibbes, Fannie Blois, Julia Remshart
Elise Krenson, and Tracy Hunter. James
Warning, Alexander Lawton, Jr. Walter
Hayward, Wayne Warfeld John Conner
John Burroughs, Harold Moynelo, Gates
by Jones, Bradford Durham, Dana Stew
ems, Larcom Schley, Raymond Demere
Ralph Medium, Spencer Connerat, Charles
Strong, Joe Hull Harvey Gilbert, Arthur
Hayward, Malcolm Macean, George Mac
lean, Neil Simkins, Jessie Ives, Henry Hull
Alex MacDonnell, Averill Crane and Fred
Blois.
The Misses Buchanan of Philadelphia.
and Miss Stenerwald of Larchmont. N. Y
were complimented with a card party yes
terday morning by Mrs Meman Charlton.
The thirty guests spent delightful morn