The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-06

day. Among the little guests present were
! the Misses Belle and Aimee Battey, MIL
| dred Cunningham, Guile Garrard Alice
and Elizabeth Gordon Katherine Charl-
ton, julie Screven, Margaret F'errill. Sa-
rah Elliott, Mary Blue Hull and Masters
Charles Mills. Richard Hodges William
and Lawton Garrard, Conrad Aiken,
George Cope Hunter, Charlton Theus, Or
! monde Hunter, Horace Battey, w. w.
Mackal, Jr., and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Rauers have been spending
the past week at St GATHERINGS Island
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Florance Minis as
their guests.
Mr.. S. p. Shelters mother, Mrs. S. l..
Shooter, and his sister, Mrs. John Beach
Cofinberry, of Cleveland o, are spending
some time with him at his home at Green
witch Park
Mrs. Charles Henry, who has been for
the past month with her mother. Mrs
| Minis, will return during the week to her
home in New York.
/ Mr. Edward c. Mercer came from
Jacksopvile last night, and is spending the
| day here.
Mrs. William Ridgely Leaken, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Abram Caring
ton Read in Charleston, has returned
home.
Miss Mary Jones and Miss Lila Col
! quit will leave tomorrow evening for At
lanta, where Miss Jones will spend some
time as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Col
| quit.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, who has been
| visiting Mrs F. " Walker at Bluffton,
returned Wednesday.
Miss Cornelia Lee is at home again, aft
er a stay of several weeks with friends In
| Charleston.
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| Misses Speer are at the De Solo, and will
remain in the city for some time.
Miss Mary Kline spent the week visit
ing Mrs. M o. Kline in Columbus.
Mrs John Howkins and Miss Maude
| Hayward have returned from Charleston,
where they have been the guests of rela-
| tives.
MIR. Robert L. Mercer, Jr.. left last week
for New Orleans on business. He will be
out of the cfty for week or so.
Hon. Robert Boyle, who has been the
| guest of Col. and Mrs. w w Gordon,
left Friday for his home in San Francisco.
Miss Lima Woodbridge will give an aft
! ernoon tea Wednesday to Mrs. Usher Par
sons of New York
| Cards have been received IN Savannah
| announcing the marriage of Mrs. Hilton
Jones and Judge Byron Bowers of Balm
friends here, is a niece of Mrs. Charles
F. Mills.
Miss Josephine Hill was graduated from
the New York hospital Wednesday evening,
| after a course of two and a half years in
nursing. After the usual address at the
| commencement exercises the nurses gave
! their commencement ball, an exceedingly
| pleasant entertainment
Mr. Edwin Parsons Of New York and
! Mr. Gillespie of Louisiana are expected
| In Savannah tomorrow.
| Miss Albert Hull gave an oyster roast
| Friday evening at her home on Chippewa
! Square. The guests who were present
| were Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Eleanor
! Green, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Lila Low,
/ Miss Belle Daniel Mr.. G.. Noble Jones,
| Mr.. Harry Daniel Mr.. Clarence Connerat,
Mr.. Jack Rauers and Mr.. Paul Haskell.
Mrs. Edward Karow has returned from
| Washington, ID. C., where she went as a
delegate to attend the annual convention
| of the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton
Mrs. Charles B. Malone, who has been
visiting in Mobile, returned to Savannah
! last evening.
Mrs. Abram Darlington Read of Char
lesion arrived yesterday for visit to her
mother, Mrs. Lawton.
Miss Caro- duBignon is the guest of
! Mrs Arthur Haines in Atlanta.
Miss Elizabeth Wheatley of Americas
has returned home after a visit to MIR.
and Mrs William Hunter.
The many friends of Capt and Mrs. w.
/ f. Kilgore will regret to learn that Can't
! Kilgore, who has been In command of the
Boutwell, for the last three years, has been
ordered to the revenue cutter at Port
| Townsend, Washington Capt and Mrs
Kilgore will leave tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Martin gave dance
Friday evening for their daughter, Miss
Mamie Martin. Palms and profusion of
yellow flowers with yellow shades on
lamps and gas, Frightened the pretty par
lors, While delightful music was furnished
by Rosenfeld's orchestra.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs of the
week was the Phantom hop given by the
Y. NJ. II. A. at their hall Wednesday even
ing. Among the ghosts were Mr. and Mrs
A. l.. We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Herman, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Menhard, Mrs. Harm of New
! York, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Boley, Mrs. j
| Alexander of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Birnbaum, Mr.. and Mrs l.. Putzel, Mr.
and Mrs $. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ehr-
| Itch, Miss Edith Robinson Miss Clemmie
/ Smith, Miss I5ammerschlag, Miss Nellie
Cohen, Miss Ophelia Meinhard Miss Hat
| tie Well Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss Tessie
AsS@NAiAlNlAiAs NAte7 Liza ANptAisNutitlt MISS
! Frieda Traub, Miss Sada Stern, Miss Bes-
! sic Lilienthal, Miss Rosa Putzel, Miss
! Marie Enrich, Miss Morse. Miss Frank,
| Miss Helen Binswanger, Miss Carrie Kay
ton, Miss Sadie Traub. Miss Jeanette
| Herman. Miss Miriam Well Miss Viola
Frank Miss Steinman, Miss Engel, Miss
Alene Libenthal OF Cleveland, Miss Ida
| Boley Miss Irene Frank, Mr.. Hermann
| Rosenheim, Mr.. Maier Uliitz, Mr.. G. l..
| Kayton. MIR. Solomon Dryfus, Mr. A. p.
lSolomons, Mr. A. Soudheim, Mr.. ID. ]. Ro-
senheim Mr.. e. Frank, Mr.. S. Fleischman,
Mr.. Ben Enrich, Mr.. Jake Hirsch, MIR.