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

Is drawing near and into the remaining
ten days all manner of festivities will be
crowded. The third and last of the Assem-
bly, balls for this year, will take place
Thursday evening and invitations are out
for numerous card parties and smaller af-
fairs.
The German Tuesday evening was a large
one and was very gracefully led by Mr..
Clarence Anderson. Mrs. Ralph Elliott and
Mrs. Fleming duBignon were the chaper-
ones, and among the dancers were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry of New York. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Henry of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson, MIR.
Sheffield Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy,
MIR. and Mrs Robert C. Harrison Miss
Mcfarland, Miss Egan, Miss Watson, Miss
Rankin, Miss Bryant, Miss Bartlett. Miss
Green, Miss Robertson, Miss Speer, Miss
Jordan, Miss Wheatley, Miss Stoddard, Miss
Jones, the Misses duBignon, Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Walter, Miss Barnard, Miss
Edmonston, Miss Hopkins, Miss Rauers,
Miss Maclean Miss Guerard, Miss Chart
ton, Miss Nisbet, Miss Anderson, Miss
Low, the Misses Elliott Miss Hammond,
Pritchard Miss Colquitt, Miss Huger, and
the Messrs. Bonnen, Murphy. Struthers,
Tennen Myrick Stoddard, Haskell, Wal
thour, Harrison, Hunter, Cam, Butler, AL
exander, Carswell Guerard, Freeman,
Barnard, Demere, Rauers Myers, Morris,
Elliott McAlpin, Arson, duBruyn Hops,
Sullivan, Jones. Johnston, Mercer, Come
MI,
Mrs. William Garrard entertained the
Monday Evening Card Club last week with
euchre Miss Mary Whitehead won the
prize a balsam cushion, and among the
other guests of Mrs. Garrard were Mrs.
Charles Henry of New York, Mrs. John
Howkins, Mrs. Pleasant Stovall, Mrs.
Henry Steele, Mrs. John d. Paige, Mrs w.
r. Leaken Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Miss
Mary Lamar, Miss Lawton, Miss Henrietta
Myers Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss Maud
Thomas Miss Meta Thomas, Miss Daisy
Phillips. Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Minis,
Miss Lawton, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Eugenia john
ston Miss Leila Hill, Miss Helen Hardee
and Miss Minna Waring.
Mrs j. A G. Carson gave one of the
handsomest card parties of the season
Friday afternoon at her home on Bolton
street Euchre was the game played, and
and beautifully decorated with potted
plants smilax, and cut flowers. Pink
azaleas were used in great profusion in
the first room, while white carnations in
tall cut glass vases adorned the library
and dining room. At cards, Mrs. Will
lam Dearing and Miss Madgie Reid won
the first and second prizes, which were an
exquisite cut glass bowl lined with gilt.
and cut glass tea caddy with repousse
silver top The consolation prize, a silver
glove cleaner, fell to Mrs. Charles Dixon,
and the BOBBY, a silver seal, to Mrs. j. S.
Wood. Present among the guests were:
Mrs Charles b. Malone, Mrs. Clayton r.
Woods, Mrs. ]. c. Barney, Mrs James
Farie, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs Hutton, Mrs.
Hops, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. A.
Gordon Cassels Mrs. A. G.. Guerard, Mrs.
j. c. LeHardy, Mrs Woodfin, Mrs. Aiken,
Mrs. T. S. Wylly, Jr., Mrs John Row
land, the Misses Olmstead, Miss Josephine
Egan, Miss Watson, Miss Linton, Miss
Maud Lawrence, Miss Elise Guerard, Miss
Elliott, Miss Annie V. Jones, Miss Wilson
of Baltimore, Miss NJ. V. Stiles and Miss
Irene Withers.
Miss Hattie Elliott gave charming lit
tie dinner Monday evening at which the
decorations were of pink carnations, while
the silver candelabra held pink candles
shaded with rose color The guests were:
Miss Lila Low, Miss Marion Hammond
Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Lily Anderson,
Mr.. Bonneu and DR.. Deas Murphy of New
York, Mr. Walter Chisholm, Mr.. George
Freeman, Mr.. Oliver Hunter, and Mr.
Palmer Arson.
Miss Helen Hardee gave a luncheon, fol-
lowed by theater party, Wednesday, to
Miss Mary Belle Elliott. Violets, prettily
arranged in cut glass bowls, adorned the
lunch table and Miss Hardees guests
were Miss Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Law
ton, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Lima Huger
and Mrs Charles Ellis, Jr
Lieut.. Morgan and Lieut. Pritchard
entertained a large party of young
people with a trip TO Tybee Fri
chaperoned by Mrs Walter Charlton and
Mrs. George Cam left town at o'clock
and returned al Z. An oyster roast at the
Chatham Artillery clubhouse formed a
part of the afternoons amusement
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert c. Harrison the Misses Buckman,
Miss Frances Charlton, Miss Speer, Miss
Belle Harrison, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Alice May Connerat Miss Annie Gordon
of Richmond Miss Egan, Miss Mary 10
Pritchard, Miss Marion Hammond, Miss
Bryant Miss Van Wagenen, Miss Bart
lett, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Georgia
Charlton Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Lila
Low, Miss Robertson and Miss
Eobersham. Mr.. George Freeman
Mr. r. G. Fleming, Mr.. Lewis Mer-
Ger, Mr.. G. Noble Jones' Mr. Clarence
Connerat, Mr. Spencer Connerat, Mr.. Ed
ward Demere, Mr.. Reeves Mr. L. Pritch-
ard and Mr.. Smith of Atlanta.
Mr. T. Marion Crawford was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Florance Minis, while
in Savannah last week. Among those
who were asked to meet him at a supper
given by Mrs. Minis Wednesday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. ]. Randolph Ander-
son. MISS Mary Jones. and MIR. Leopold
alexander.
Miss Belle Daniel gave a beautiful din
ner Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Eleanor Green. The round table, which
seated fourteen, was effectively arranged
with vioets in cut glass vases and half
circles. which surrounded a center piece,
embroidered with violets. At each place
VISA bunch Of the same flowers tied with
satin ribbons, ana those who were pres
ent on this occasion besides Miss Green
were Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Annie