The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-02

asked by the Misses Kate and Frieda Rau-
ers and Mr. Jack Rauers are: Miss Al
bert Huh, Miss Edith Wartield Miss May
duBignon. Mr.. Wayne Cunningham, Mr'
Harry Daniel, Mr. North Chisholm, Mr..
Clarence Connerat and Mr.. Cheney. AS
game abounds at Hofwyl and on the ISL
and and the weather has been most propi-
tious for hunting, the young people nave
probably found the shooting excellent.
But there are numerous ways OF ENJOY
ing ones self in country homes on the
coast and one can have his choice OF
boating. driving, riding and bicycling,
while in doors cards or dancing serve to
make the time pass delightfully."-.
Tuesday afternoon. the Married Wo-
mems Club met at Mrs Henry McAlpin's
for their usual game of euchre. Besides
the members. there were present: Mrs.
Steele, Mrs. Louis LeHardy, Mrs. II. Wiley
Johnson, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Miss Maude
Hayward, and Miss Sa,lie McAlpin. The
prizes, handsome book and a stamp
moistener, were awarded TO Mrs. Steel and
Mrs. J. Muir Lang.
Miss Clermont Huger was given party
by Miss Phoebe Elliott, Thursday morning,
at her home on Gwinnett street. Bean
bags were the order of the day and af-
forded an opportunity for much merri-
ment and great deal of grace and agil-
ity Those who most distinguished them
serves were MISS Louise smith, VINO Won
a silver paper cutter, and Miss Ethel CHS
holm to whom was awarded a nail file
also of silver. The consolation prize, a
box of candy, was given to Miss Isabel
King. Others present were the Misses
Lucy Boyd, Mary Wayne, Daisy King,
Fannie Meldrim, Belle Snotter, Marion
Maclean, Selma Adams. Cate Ellis, Lou
Use Pierce, Nellie White, Resale Atwood
Ruth Atwood, Jennie Haines. Myra Will
COX, Susie Hunter, Eileen Hunter. Mary
Hops, Frances Barnum. Emmy Johnson
Margaret Charlton, Emma Huger Anna
Hunter, Cecile Woods. Carrie Lou Mel
drim, Sarah Yancy, Julia Hunter, Eula
Gamble Maud Gamble, Angie Cubbedge,
and Julia Remshart.
The engagement of Miss Mary Battle
Whitehead. daughter of Mr.. G. A. White
was announced during the week. The wed
ding will take place in March.
The first of the assembly balls was
given at the Guards armory Thursday
evening and was largely attended. espe-
cially by the married people. Some of those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steel MIR. and Mrs. T. q.
duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Stovall,
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs
a. NJ. Gbbes, Mr. and Mrs George A.
Mercer, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs c. A Gibbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Medrim, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Crsfield Mr. and Mrs J. +. c. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs T. p. Ravenel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baron Carter. Mr. and Mrs. r. Bill
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow, MI.
and Mrs. w. r.. Leaken. Miss Nan du-
Bignon, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Lily An
| derson, Miss Hattie Elliott, Miss Susie
/ Huger. Miss Lila Colquitt Miss Edith
Johnston, Miss Lima Huger, Miss Mary
| Belle Elliott, Miss Susie Harwood. Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Mallie Hammond.
Miss Caro- duBignon Miss Annie Maclean,
| Miss Lima Woodbridge, the Misses Buck
man, Miss Mary Clay Miss Florence Ms
bet, Mr.. and Mrs j. Muir Lang, Mr. and
Mrs. I. M Cunningham, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah Walthour, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Car
| michael Mr.. ana Mrs. T. S. Wyily. Mrs.
T NJ. Cunningham, Mrs J. r. Anderson.
Mrs II. d. Stevens, Judge Falligant, MIR.
Pope Barrow, Mr.. Richard Guerard, Mr..