The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20
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and maidenhah fern, forming an enectiv,
center piece. and the table was lighted by
rose shaded candles. The ladies' present
were: Mrs. Gordon. Mrs Alfred f. Mills
Mrs. w ". Gordon, Jr., and Miss Maude
Williams while the gentlemen were: Gen
Keller and his aide. Capt Keifer. Cen
Wheaton and his aide Lieut.. Webster
Gen. Gordon and his aide, Lieut.. Gordon,
Mr.. Julian Magin and MIR. Arthur Gordon.
Tuesday afternoon little Miss Louise
bearing gave theater party to
a number of her friends, who
greatly enjoyed the play, Hazel
Kirk" The guests were the
Misses Annie Simkins, Fannie
Hinton Gertrude Sullivan. Gladys
Girardeau. Louise Krenson, Lucy Dancy,
Constance Chesnutt and Walter Hayward,
Campbell Krenson. Gustave Robertson.
Mckay Dearng, Hugh May and Charles
Strong. Mrs Schley and Mrs bearing
chaperOned the young people.
Among the dinner parties of the week
was one given Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs j. Florance Minis, whose guests
were: Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Frieda
Rauers Miss Cornne Mackall Miss Lila
Low. Miss Emma Huger, Miss Harriet
Elliott. MIR Albrecht, Mr. Hubert Duck
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ward Stoddard MIR. Clarence Anderson and
Mr. Noble Jones. The table was exquisite
ly decorated with white roses and ferns.
Laier ia the evening the party adjourned
TO the De 500 to the ban given by the
First Texas
MIR. and Mrs. Walter c, Hartridge an
tertained a few friends al supper INST
evening. Their guests were: Col and Mrs
Curtis Guild, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Kath-
arine Hartridge, Coz. Oscar Brown and
Mr. Henry Bruen.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Storer entertained
the Wednesday Evening Whist Club last
week. The prizes were won by Mrs H.
Bowling and Mr.. II. T. wilson The mem
bers ana guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs. II. r. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. ]. II
Bolshaw. Mr. and Mrs. N. p. Corish, Mr.
and Mrs. John Powers, Mr. and Mrs H.
Bowling. Mr.. and Mrs. George Goebel. and
Mr.. Morris Wooded of Cleveland, O.
The Whist Club met Saturday afternoon
at Mrs. T. S. Wayne's. but owing 10 the
inclemency of the weather few of tn
members were present.
Mrs. Andel wife of Col Casimir Andel,
has arrived from Belleville, Ind, and is
now at the De Soto.
Mr.. Albert stoddard of Daufuskie spent
Friday in the city, returning to his home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Charles Ellis and her two little
daughters returned from New York last
week. Her brother Mr.. Noble Hardee, is
her guest, and will spend the winter in
Savannah.
MIR. William 3. Lowell. Jr., of Birming-
ham. Ala, is the guest of Mrs. Alfred E.
Mills.
Mrs. J. H. Dorst, wife of Lieut. Col
Dorst, arrived in Savannah Thursday, and
is at the De Soto.
Mrs. Chadwick. wife of Capt. H. S.
Chadwick of the First North Carolina
came from New York last week to join
her husband at the De Soto.
Miss Margaret Stiles, who has been
spending some weeks with friends in Sc
vance. Tenn, arrived this morning from
Barlow courty, where she was for a short
time a guest at Etowah Cliffs, on her way
south.
Monday Miss Gladys Lippman entertain
ed with a delightful birthday party at the
home of her parents on CASTOR street
Euchre was played by the young people,
the prizes, a silver vinaigrette, a pretty
hand mirror, box of fancy note paper
and book being won by Miss Rita Gut
man, Miss Rita Mohr. Miss Hannah
Ferst, and Mr.. Harold Vetsburg respec-
tlvely The other guests were Miss Hazel
Haas, Mss Stella Levy, Miss Hannah Elm
stein, Miss Ruth Enstein Miss Hannah
Ferst, Mss Marjorie Myers. Miss Eunice
Lippuan, Miss Dorothy Lippman and Mr.
Albert Rosenfeld.
Mrs. Douglass wife of Gen. Douglass
of the Second Division. has arrived from
Baltimore and IS at the De Soto.
Mrs. Arthur Kinzie. who has been visit
ing Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon, left for
Chicago last Sunday.
Mrs. John s. Cohen, wife of Maj. John
S. Cohen of the Third Georgia, will ar
rive here Monday morning for a short
stay at the De Soto. Mrs. Cohen was the
charming Miss Julia Clarke of Atlanta
and Maj Cohen is well known in Savan-
nah. His regiment will leave shortly for
Cuba with Gen. Carpenter
Tuesday evening Mrs. Duff visited the
Third Nebraska and was serenaded by the
band Mrs Duff is the wife of Lieut..
Robert Duff Of the Eighth Cavalry, who
mustered in the Third Nebraska, and who
is now in Cuba with the Eighth Cavalry,
Mr.. Edward Conner, who has been visit
ing his brother, Mr.. II. NJ. Conner, left
the city last week.
Miss Belle Daniel is visiting Mrs ClaF-
ence Knowles in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bishop enter
tanned al dinner last Tuesday evening in
compliment to Capt Arthur Jacob and
Lieut. Foster of the Second Louisiana
Regiment. Covers were laid for twelve
and the favors were silk flags The other
guests were Misses Meta Kemps, Eula
Shuptrine Stella May, Annie Gordon
Allen, Leora Sims of Columbia, S. c.,
Messrs. Canon, Train and Byrnes.
Mrs. w T. Durbin of Anderson, Ind.
wife of Col. W. r. Durbu of the One
Hundred and Sixth-frst Regiment and
her son, are at the De Soto.
Mr.. Horace p. Smart, who spent few
days i'm Atlanta last week with his broth
er, returned to tne city last Tuesday.