The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-29

The week in society has been as duh as
in war circles, and seven days have passed
with few entertainments to break the mo-
notony. FOrmalties are put away and
society has slipped into routine of com
Portable quietude. The band concert in
the park Thursday afternoon brought
forth a large gathering of people, young
and old, and delightful refreshments were
served by the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton, for the benefit of the Soldiers Fund.
There has been much enthusiasm shown
over the Guards Aid Society, and every
one seems deeply interested in the good
cause. Many Savannahians will go down
TO Tampa during the week, and parties are
being formed, among them one in which
are Mrs. f. ]. Thomas, Mrs. Gleason, Miss
Gleason, Miss Margaret Cosens, Mrs.
Thomas Morgan Mrs. w. R. Leaken, Mrs.
J. B. johnson, Mrs. Addie Barnard, Mrs.
Conner Young of Valdosta, and Mr.. John
r. Young.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Smith after the marriage of their
daughter, Tuesday evening. was the larg
est entertainment of the week. The home
on CASTOR street was deliberately decorated
for the occasion with white flowers and
ferns and palms. The bridal couple re-
ceived the congratulations of their many
friends beneath an arch of palms, and the
bride made a charming picture in her eX-
quisite gown of white satin. Delicious re-
freshments were served from a supper Ia
BILE, which was beautifully decorated. The
center piece was formed of white carna-
lions resting on bed of maiden hair
ferns, and above this from the chandelier,
was suspended a double heart of white
flowers. The brides cake was in the
shape of an immense heart, and the same
design was carried out in the ices, sand
witches, and small cakes. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs S. Brown and
the Misses Irma, Alma and Iska Brown
of Mobile, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. We'll, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs 1. NJ. Frank, Mr.. and
Mrs H. Traub, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Ferst, Mrs. f. Engel, Mrs. Joseph, Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand, Well Mr.. and Mrs. Her
and Mrs. Ehrlich, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Newberger, Mr. and Mrs. Gutman,
MIR. and Mrs. Grouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Solomons, Mr.. and Mrs S. Binswanger, Mr..
and Mrs. l. V. Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. Worts-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Nfein
hard, Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Levy, MIR. and
Mrs S. A. Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs S. Guck-
enheimer, Mr. J. b. Enstein, Mr..
l. G. Haas Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Mohr. Miss Mendes, Miss Hattie Wei, Mis-
Miriam Well, Miss Blanch Mohr, Miss car
RE Gilienthal. Miss Florrie Liienthal,
Aiiss Peria Abrahams, Miss Blanche Abra-
Scherzer, Miss Janette Menhard, Miss Ed
ma AIeinhard, the Misses Traub, Miss Irene
Frank, Miss Viola Frank, Miss Mamie
Smith, DR.. Mendes, Mr.. Max Lefler Mr..
Alfred Sternberger. Mr.. Charles Brown
Mr.. George Sprin, Mr.. Gus Mohr Mr..
Dave Rcsenheim, Mr.. II. Rosenheim md
Mr.. ]. J. Hyams.
A party of gentlemen, now enjoying the
Pleasures of Wolf Island, consists of Mr..
james T. Dent. MI Charles 5. Wylly of
Brunswick Mr. Lewis Haskell, Mr., Weber
and Mr.. James Schey.
Mrs. William G. Morren Mrs. John S.
Howkins, Mrs. II. ID. Stevens and Mrs. J.
d. Chestnut will form a pleasant party
at Hotel Tybee for the coming fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter gave a
beautiful party Thursday afternoon for
their little sons. Edward Ormoude and
Frank O'DTiscol Eighty little guests
were present, and the afternoon hours
were charmingly spent. Pretty souvenirs
We're given all the children, and supper
was served at tables decorated with red.
white and blue flowers and little American
flags
Friday afternoon Mrs William II. Elliott
entertained Master Charles Mills, Master
Hugh stiles and number of their friends
with a delightful party at her home on
Gwinnett street. The afternoon was spent
IN playing games, al which the prizes We're
won by Miss Ophela Dent, Miss
Maude Washburn, Master Taylor Posteil,
Master Malcolm Bell. Among the chill
dren present were the Misses Sarah Gun
nlngham. Violet Wh,te Gertrude Jones,
Guile Garrard, Elsie and Mary Dougau,
Wayne Varied, E3eckwith Lawton NAL
colin Maclean, George Maclean, Davenport
Bryan, Harvey Gilbert, William Garrard
Haldeman Finney, Conrad Aiken, Alfred
Dougan, Stephan Elliott, William Win
burn, William Hunter, Ambrose Gordon,
w. w. Gordon, Bird, and Charles Maclean.
Mr. John A. G. Carson, Jr., was given
very pleasant surprse party Friday even
ing by a number of young people A de-
lightful evening was spent in dancing.
Those who were present were the Misses
Annie Eaines. Reba White, Mary Kline,
Fannie Meldrim, Carrie Lou Meldrim Ma
rian Maclean, CorneAa Maclean. Missy
Hull Miss McIutyre, Miss Hayward and
Berrien Glover, Dan Hull, Louis Egan.
Frank and Stephen Hayward, Starr Gull
and Frank Mcintyre.
Bishop and Mrs. Nelson and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry McAlpin were at Tybee for
a few days during the week.
Mr.. G. r. Tennille left Tuesday for New
York
Mrs. John Heard Hunter went down to
Tybee yesterday to spend week or two.
The Misses Phillips left yesterday for
baltimore. from where they will 20 TO
Lnglewood. y. j., for the summer months.
Miss Palmalee Cheyes Of Fort Valley ia
ne guest Of Miss Elise Guerard at Isle OF
Hope,