The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

pleasantly, and Miss Bryant, Miss Nellie
Baldwin and Miss Phoebe Elliott won the
pretty prizes, a work bag, card case and
a hem marker. Mrs. Aiken's guests We're:
Mrs. Howkns Mrs. T. J. Charlton, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Margaret Robert
son. Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Mary
Whitehead Miss Elliott. Miss Hammond,
Miss Grace Barnard, Miss Baldwin Miss
Josephine Weed, Miss Bartlett, Miss Mary
CLAW Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Meta
Thomas
The home of Mrs. Fleming duBignon
was crowded yesterday afternoon with an
asserhblage of society people, the attrlc-
ton being the first appearance of the G.
f. Comedians in Minstrelsy. The pro
gramme included some very good banjo
music, a number of catching songs and
dances of all kinds, from a breakdown to
a Cachuca. Personal hits, of course, af-
forded great amusement, and the costumes
were excellent. The following is list of
those who took part: Mrs. j. "A. p. Girls
field Mrs. r. c. Harrison, Miss SalEe
McAlpln, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Lima
Walter. Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss Lima
Woodbridge Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Lila Colouitt, Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss
Nan duBignon, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Lily Anderson and Miss Lima Huger.
Prominent among the events of the
week will be the Staten-Hamilton we'd
Church Wednesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
The cermony will be followed by a large
reception at the home of the brides pa
rents on Lafayette square. There will
he a number of out-of-town guests pres
ent on this occasion, particularly friends
from Valdosta the home of the groom.
The Valdosta Times in announcing the
wedding says: 1.-The union of two of the
most popular young people of the two
cities will strengthen the bonds between
Georgia's big seaport town and the metro
polls of the Wiregrass region. It is under
stood that Mr.. Staten will be accompanied
to Savannah by number of friends from
this city on the occasion of the happy
event"
Mr. Sells of New York entertained
small party Monday with a luncheon at
Mrs Bannons. Thunderbot. His guests
were Mrs. William Hunter. Mrs. Clarence
w. Murphy, Miss Jordan, Miss Elizabeth
Wheatley and Miss Kathleen Hunter.
Miss May Weichselbaum gave one of
the prettiest card parties of the week
Thursday afternoon. The decoration of
the supper table was especially noticeable
and unique. In the center a cut glass
vase, filed with nephitos and La France
roses. was embedded in mass of deep
purple violets. Ribbons of the same shade
were drawn from the center to the plates
where they were fastened with large bou-
quets of violets. AT cards Mrs. Harry
Selig of Cincinnati won the first prize, a
set of Mexican drawn work d'oyles, while
a silver tape measure and a silver paper
knife fell 10 Miss Lovenstein of Richmond
and Miss Miriam Well. Present among
the guests were Mrs. w. w Gross. Miss
Lilienthal, Miss Kohn of Philadelphia,
Miss Mohr, Miss Liebenthal Miss Hen
rietta Einstein, Miss Spatz, Miss Burnett.
Miss Lovenstein and Miss Wen.
Miss Alice Mccall was hostess of a quo
tation tea Friday afternoon, at which
the prize, handsome bronze candelabra,
was awarded to Miss Lillian Fleetwood.
Among the guests were Mrs H. S. OBJ
penheimer. Mrs. Charles Inglesby, Mrs.
w. L. Grayson, Mrs. Moncrief, Mrs. Will
son, Miss Nellie Turner, Miss Laura
Cooper and Miss Carrie Sloat.
Miss Laura Cooper gave very enjoya-
BILE card party Tuesday afternoon. AZ
which her guests were Mrs Richard Webb.