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

ienthal, Miss lille Selig, Miss Beuah
Hexter, Miss Strous and Miss Irene
Frank.
Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ros-
enheim, left last evening for her home
IN Richmond. She was accompanied by
Miss Connie Rosenbaum, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Lawrence Lippman.
Miss Devlin of New York is the guest
of Miss Teresa Smith on Bolton street,
east.
Misses Maud and Grace Fleming are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Haslam.
Miss Agnes Rourke will entertain with
cards Monday evening in honor of Miss
Philomena Mulherin of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wallis of Ocala, Fla,
are visiting Mrs s. V. Wallis on Jones
street, and were present at the marriage
of Mr.. Clifford Pritchard and Miss Eliza
beth Wallis Mrs. Dubois and Miss Acos-
ia OF Bluffton were among the other out
of-town guest present on that occasion.
The Misses Davis left yesterday for
Blufton, where they will visit Mrs. Pinck-
ney.
Miss Mayla Schuldice of Danbury, Conn.
is the guest of Mrs. j. ]. McDonough
Mrs. John Murphy and Miss Clara
Lynch of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs.
L. A. Mccarthy, on Waldburg street
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Butler celebrated
the sixth anniversary Of their marriage
last week. The parlors of their home on
President street were prettily decorated
with myrtle, smilax and camellias, and the
! evening passed most pleasantly for all
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Harrison Tinsley of Valdosta Ca, Mr.
and Mrs. Gebhart of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs
! Jarvis Bennett of Trenton, Nj, Mrs. Andy
earle of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P
Tarrant, Mrs. M. M. Drayton, Mrs Kate
Edmunds Mrs. I. z. Dalrymple of Phil
adelphia, Mr. c. W. Benham of Evans
vile, Ind, Mr. E. S. Clark of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. B. Simmons.
Mr.. j. A. Bates and family are now liv-
ing at 325 West One Hundred and Twelfth
street, New York. Miss Alice Bates has
been quite successful In her musical work
She is studying under Miss Clara Belle
Bagg, one of Joseffy's most talented pu-
pills. She is also playing in the studios OF
Mr.. j. Harry Wheeler, the great voice
teacher, and of Miss Henrietta Beebe, the
noted oratorio singer, and is the paid ac-
companist of the Clinton Vocal Club, a
flourishing choral society in Brooklyn. Her
first appearance in concert with this club
received the following highly compliment
airy notice from the Brooklyn Eagle: "Es-
pecial mention should be made of Alice
tistic feeling throughout the entire Iro-
gramme. 1t is a pleasure always to hear
an accompanist who can successfully fol-
low the soloists' Interpretation, and Miss
Bates has undoubted ability in this line. -
Miss Rates has also had several concert
engagements with the Dudley Buck quar-
tette, and during the summer played at a
Chautauqua at Northampton, Mass. The
Chautauqua engagement at DeFuniak,
Fla, where she has been for three sea-
sons, was again offered her but, owing
to her New York engagements, she could
not accept it, Miss julie A. Bates is cult
waiting her voice under an eminent teach
er, and will soon be heard from as a Vo-
calist. Miss Lily NJ. Bates is studying in
the womans art class of Cooper Union In
Stitute, and gives evidence of possessing
decided artistic ability.
Miss Mary Lamar entertained the Mon
day Evening Card Club last week with eu-
chre. Among the guests were Mrs. Flem-
ing duBignon. Mrs. James 7. Dent Mrs.
Charles A. Shearson, Mrs. N. II. F'innie,
Mrs J. Florence Minis Mrs. Paul Ly-
nah, Mrs Charles B. Malone, Mrs. j. Ran
dolph Anderson, Mrs. Charles Ellis Mrs.
William Garrard, Miss Eugenia Johnston,
Miss Lawton, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Helen Hardee,
and Miss Mnna Warning
Inc ClnderlIla CluD, winch mas lately
been reorganzed for the season, was en-
tertained twice during the week, on We'd
nesday and on Thursday evenings. The
first meeting was held at the De Soto when
Miss Grace Barnard was hostess of the
evening. Her guests were pleasantly enter
tanned with euchre at which Miss Rankin
and Mr.. Sybrandt won the prizes. gold
picture frame, and a silver pencil. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Harrison, Miss
Conner Miss Baldwin, Miss Emma Hopkins.
Miss Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Rankin, Mss
Henderson, Miss Josephine Weed, Miss
Florence Nisbet. Miss Elizabeth Butler.
Mr. Walter Chisholm, Mr.. w. w William
son, Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott, Mr.. Edward c.
Haskell, Mr.. Paul Haskell, Mr. George
Stoddard, Mr.. Clarence Connerat, and Mr..
Theodore Barnard. Miss Baldwin entertain
ed the club next evening at her home on
Liberty street. Cards again were played
and the prizes, two beautiful card cases
were won by Miss Helen Buchanan, and
Mr.. j. Ferris Cam. Miss Baldwn's other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Harrison.
Miss Leila Hill, the Misses Buchanan. Miss
Belle Harrison, Miss Grace Barnard. Miss
Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Lima Huger. Miss
Annie Conner, Miss Sallie McAlpin. Mr.
John Morris, Mr.. George Freeman, Mr.. e.
o. Watkins, Mr.. A. d. Elliott, Mr.. Will
liam Gadsden Mr.. Leopold Alexander. Mr..
Sybrandt and Dr. T. P. Warlng.
Mrs. w. f. Aiken entertained infor-
mally yesterday morning in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Dewitt and Miss Rose STAN
dish Bryant of New Bedford. Mass. A
game of authors occupied the guests very