The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-13


| Mrs. John Archer, Mrs. Hempstone
Snowden, of Washington, d. c.; Mrs j.
| Newton Griffin of Naldosta, Mrs. Lee
Wyliy, Miss Mary Lon Strong, Miss Lii
| Ian Hamilton. Miss Virginia Hamilton,
| Miss Katherine Staten. Miss Lily Green,
Miss Alice Walker, Miss Virginia Epps
Walker, Miss Jamie Scotia Snow, Miss
! Susie Jaudon, Miss Elizabeth Harmon,
| Miss Alice Remshart, Miss Irby MIR. d.
| n. Denmark, Mr. c, +. Clarke, Mr.. w. B.
Fender Mr.. Carl F. Miner and MIR. Ed
ward McRee of Ealdosta; Mr.. j. Z. Reid
of Rock Hill, S. c., and others
Mrs. j. H. EstiH, who has been quite i'll
| for the last few months is regaining her
| health.
AIRS. Arthur Haines of Atlanta win
spend this week with friends in Savan-
nah.
Miss Ecie Reynolds left last evening
| for Charleston to visit Mrs. Leo Burns
Mr.. John Ward Motte Jr., is spending
a short vacation at his home in Eutaw-
] vile. s. C.
Mrs. E., Smith and family will return
to-day from Brunswick, where they have
! been visiting.
Miss lizard of South Carolina is the
| guest of her sister, Mrs. William T. WILL
| Jams.
Mrs. George L. Painter of Muncy, Pa,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
| is now at the home of her parents, Col.
| and Mrs Grantham 1. Taggart, where
she will remain few weeks longer be-
fore returning to her home in Muncy.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Davidson have
gone to Jacksonville, Ala, TO spend
month with Mrs. Davidson's relatives.
Mrs. S. M. Mainthow arrived yesterday
from New York to spend a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs X. Plat
shek.
Miss Virginia Epps Walker left Satur-
day afternoon for Columbus s. c.
Miss Mamie DeHoney has returned to
her home in Minneapolis, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly in Savan-
| nah as the guest of her friend, Mrs. N. p.
| Corish.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Postl entertained
Thursday evening at their home on Jones
! street with oyster roast, after which
| games and dancing were greatly enjoyed.
| Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Solomons, Mrs. Miller, the
| Misses Houston, Miss Lake, Miss Everett,
| and Messrs. Neal, Potter, Solomons, Pal
mer and oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Shaw gave a par
ty for their daughter, Miss Annie Laurie
Shaw, Friday evening. The young people
present were the Misses Eileen Hunter,
Meta F'retwell Eleanor Hill, Irene Shivers,
Nell Coney, Matte Belle Billiard, May
Woodbury., Edith Ulmer, Ethel Chisholm,
Leila Fretwell, Sadie Watson, Annie Run
nell, Lucille Porter, Mary Bryan, Mary
Raines Matte Collins, lisa Shaw Julia
Bythewood, Jessie Powell and Maggie
| Thompson.
The Friday evening Euchre Club was en-
tertained very pleasantly last week by Miss
| Edith Stillwell. The rooms We're perfumed
with violets which decorated tables and
| cabinets, while palms and other ported
| = ha ol A
| cut glass vinaigrette was the first prize,
| and won by Miss Laurine Baker, while
| Mr.. e. H. O'Connor won a silver shaving
! brush. Among the guests were Miss Jamie
| Scotia Snow of Quitman, Miss Virginia
! Walker of South Carolina, Miss Pearl
! Westcott of Wilmington, n. c., Miss Mary
| Lou Strong of Blakely, Miss Lily Green of
| Dalton, Miss Nellie Jones, Miss EfTie
| Bloodworth, Miss Leila Morgan, Miss Vir-
| GINA Hamilton, Miss Ellen Morgan, Miss
Susie Jaudon, Mr.. and Mrs. jobs l.. Arch
er, Mrs H. S. Seward of Petersburg, and
the Messrs c. r. Richardson, w. c.
OfByrne. PAN Bfyan, Horace Stillwell,
O'Connell, Palmer, Irby Buckner. II. Jen-
! kns, Quincy Hodges, Mongin Nichols, DIR.
H. H. baltimore and Prof. Simrns.
Wednesday afternoon last Mrs John
| Bryan entertained at whist Mrs w. r.
Leaken, Mrs. Orlando Cohen, Mrs. George
I Cam, Mrs T. b. Chestnut, Mrs. William
Garrard, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. c. Bar
ney, Mrs. A G. Guerard, Mrs. Harden,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lang, Mrs Cecil Cabbett, Mrs
Emil Newman and Mrs. c. L. Jones.
A pretty feature of the Hamilton recep-
ton Wednesday evening was the game
of archery i'm which the bridesmaids took
part after the departure of the many re-
! ception guests A beautiful heart of vio-
| lets suspended from chandelier in the
| broad hall was the target at which the
| fair archcrs aimed. their crimson and
white shafts, and concealed among the
| purple blossoms was a golden ring that
! finally fell to the lot of Miss Lily Green
| of Dalton.
Mrs. w. f. Aiken entertained the Fort
nightly Euchre Club very pleasantly yes
terday afternoon. Carnations adorned the
| rooms and the pretty prizes a Bohemian
| glass vase, an embroidered picture frame
and heart-shaped box of candy We're
won by Mrs. II. Wiley Johnston Mrs
! Robert Hull and Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly
| Jr. Among the thirty guests present were:
Mrs. de Witt, Mrs. William Garrard. Mrs
| j. Muir Lang, Mrs. John S. Howkins
Mrs. William d. bearing, Mrs St j. 3.
Graham, Mrs. j. l. Walthour Mrs Rob
ert Ellington, Mrs. j. c. LeHardy, Mrs.
| II. c. McFadden, Miss Campbell of Ma
| con, Miss Maude Hayward, and Miss Mary
/ Whitehead.
The weeks gaieties closed last evening
| with brilliant dinner party given by Mr..
Walter Chisholm at the De Soto The
\ breakfast room. in which the dinner was
given, was lavishly adorned with potted
plants, while the table was exquisite with
| La France roses and pink carnations The
| roses were effectively massed in a large
| circle forming a beautiful centerpiece and
each lady found at her place a corsage
bouquet of the carnations Mr. CHS
| holm's guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
! McFadden, Miss Lima Walter, Miss caro-
duBignon, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Nal
lie Hammond. Miss Bryant Miss Bart
lett, Miss Van Wagenen. Miss Annie
\ Maclean, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Moses, Miss Lila Low, Miss Eleanor
Green, Miss Hattie Elliott, MIR. Mills e.
Lane, Mr.. Theodore Barnard. MIR. Godtn
( Guerard, Mr. Moragne Fleming. Mr.. Ed
gar Denmark, Mr.. j. X. McDannold. Mr.
Gordon Harrison, Mr. Leopold Alexander
! Mr.. Raymond Butler, Mr. Anton p
/ Wright, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore. Mr.. G.
Noble Jones' Mr.. J. Ferris Cam, and Mr.
4 Shelby Myrick.
Tuesday evening Miss Gussie Bieber