The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-16

and at the end of the game Mrs. Charles
Gibbes, Miss Lima Woodbridge and Miss
Conner were awarded the dainty prizes,
which were a white gauze fan, cut glass
and gold Vinaigrette, and a silver topped
cold cream jar. Among Mrs. Charltons
guests were Miss Cooke of Virginia, Miss
Henderson and Miss Rankin of North Car
DINA, Miss Ada Hull, Miss Righton Hab-
ersham, Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Geor-
gia Freeman, Miss Baker, Miss Mary
Clay, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Edith
Johnston, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Georgia Charlton, Miss Frances Charlton,
Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth Butler
Miss duBignon, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Lima Walter. Miss Nina Pape, Miss Mar
garet Gardner, Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Mamie Wilcox and Miss Sallie McAlpin.
The ladies in charge of the charity teas
are arranging an extra entertainment for
Tuesday afternoon, to be held at Mrs.
Horace Cranes on Jones street The
charge on this occa sion will be twenty
five cents, which will include refreshments
and large attendance is hoped for The
object of the club is to help the poor while
they are i'll and unable to work, and much
good has already been done by the earnest
efforts of the ladies.
Mr. w. H. Hoffman entertained at his
studio Tuesday evening with a very en-
joyable country dance. The invitations
brown paper. We're responded to in similar
style, and the guests appeared arrayed in
all manner of original costumes. A col
ored orchestra furnished lively music for
the country quadrilles, break-downs and
Virginia reels which formed the amuse-
ment of the evening. A cake-Walk was
also introduced and the refreshments were
carried Out in genuine country fashion and
served on wooden platters. Corn-cob pipes
and heavy stone mugs with fitting inscrip-
tons were given the guests as souvenirs
and they carried away the remembrance
of most amusing evening.
A party of young people, chaperoned by
Mrs l.. Lilenthal, spent Monday after
noon at Tybee. In the party were Mrs.
Clarence Lilienthal, Miss Spatz of Phla-
delphia, Miss Kahn Miss Carrie Lilien-
thai, Mr.. Fan of Nashville, Tenn, and
Mr.. Clayton of Baltimore
Miss Spatz of Philadelphia is visiting
ner sister, Mrs Joseph Belsinger, while
Miss SDatz is the guest of Mrs. Clarence
Lilienthal.
The most complimentary reports are
heard from Bluffton of the lately organ
lied choir in the Episcopal Church of that
place MI. Halter and Mr.. Champion, two
northern gentlemen spending the winter
there have taken charge of the music.
and with the able assistance of Mrs. Prit-
chard Miss Coe and Miss Gulford, a de-
lghtful choir has been formed and the
music is thoroughly enjoyed.
Wednesday evening the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Smith, on West Broad street
was the scene of pretty home wedding
the happy couple being Mr. Roger Ken
nedy and Miss Ef1ie Smith Only the fam
lily and a few of their intimate friends
were present. Miss Smith is young lady
Of many graces and charms. Mr.. Ken
nedys sterling qualities make him very
popular among his many friends The
young couple have the best wishes of a
wide circle of friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are residing at
No. 405 Perry street, west.
The marriage of Mir. Ralph Elsinger and
Miss Eva Gazan will take place this even
ing at the residence of the brides father.
No. SO Abercorn street.
The marriage of Mr. Plnckussohn of
Charleston and Miss Virginia Einstein
will take pace Wednesday morning at
II o'clock, al the residence of the brides
mother, on Castor street.
Mrs. A. c. Pitcher entertained with an
suction party a her home, at 10l Presi-
dont street. cast, Thursday evening, in
honor of her sister, Miss Ola Norris of
Warrenton, Ga. The auction proved TO be
very enjoyable feature. Mr. r. A. Green
made an inimitab.e auciioneer. Mr.. Will
lam McIlveen and Mrs. DR.. Rollins added
Huch 10 tHe pressure OF the guests with
sons and Rotations. Those present were;
DIR. and Mrs. f. r. Rollins, and Mir. and
Mrs. j. e. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs j. Ar
thur Moncref. Miss Comar Miss Daisy
Coimar, Misses Marie and lydia Furrer
Miss Waters Miss Bessie Whauey. Miss
Rosa Stokes, Rowan Jenkins NJ. jenkins
Guy NJ Bowen. b. F. Tietjen. Frank Lee
noir, r. A. Green, William McIlveen. A.
II. Neeson, Charles Mcmillan. j. c. Lewis
Mr.. Mitchell, J, f. Robertson s. r. Lewis
a. c. Pitcher.
Among the social events of the pas,
week was a theater party given bv Mr.
Isl Prayer. His guests were the Misses
Ruth Enrich, Matte Putzel, Stella Levy
Rita Mohr, Miriam Herman and Lena
Ge=st.
Society in RrunswicIS.
The Cotillion Clubs german Thursday