The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09

The 'sS German Club will entertain on
Wednesday evening at the Catholic Lii
brary hall.
DR.. Robert Reid left Thursday for Phil
adelphia to resume his studies.
Mr.. H. P. Smart and Miss jamie Smart
are among the guests at SuWanee Springs,
Fla.
Miss Stillwell is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius johnson on Liberty street.
The Misses Taylor of Statesboro are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. ]. P Williams, on
Hall street.
Miss Dollard of New York, who is the
guest of Miss Emily Comm, was compli-
mented Wednesday evening with q hearts
party, at the home of her hostess, on Cor
don street. Mrs. Glen Grady, Mrs. w J.
Kehoe, Mr.. John Lyons, Jr., and Mr.. Vic
tor DesbouillOns were the prize winners,
and among the others who enjoyed the de-
Hghtful evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
man Grady, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Miss Angela
O'Byrne. Miss Mamie Golden, Miss Ada
Hudson, Miss Emmie Crawford, Miss Ag-
mes Lyons, Miss May Roman, Miss
Sallie Black. Miss Agnes Rourke, Miss
Lucille Desbouillons, Miss Clara Strouss,
Miss Elizabeth Honley, Miss Genevleve
Heffernan, Miss Alice Delannoy, Miss Ma
rie Grady, and the Messrs Hamilton
O'Connor, Augustus Merkle, Edward Has
lam, John Strouss, Joseph Heffernan, Joe
Harry, Mac Flannery, John McDonough.
Harry Turner, John Mclaughlin, Ed
Smith and John Brennan.
Miss Tessie Rosenhem was hostess of
a unique and beautiful dinner party at the
De Soto Tuesday evening. The breakfast
room was used on this occasion, and a
vision of Japan greeted the guests as they
entered the room. Tropical plants, Japa-
nese screens and bric-a- brac filled the an
giles and corners of the apartment, while
the table was ablaze with light and color
japanese lanterns covered the electric
globes, and the candles, in silver Candida
bra were sOftened with tiny Japanese
shades. The covers We're marked by small
japanese lanterns glowing with light, and
souvenirs of dolls and fans were given
each guest The menu-whlch was not
Japanese-was a most elaborate and de-
lightful one, and a charming evening was
spent by the guests, who were Mrs Sid
ney Rosenbaum, Miss Marie Ehrlich, Miss
Kayton, Miss Janette Meinhard, Miss Co
rhine Rosenbaum and Messrs. G. l.. Kay
ton. w. L. Kayton, ID. J. Rosenheim. Her
man Rosenheim, ]. D. Myers and NJ. S.
Guckenheimer.
A pretty birthday party was given
Wednesday afternoon by little Miss Ag-
mes Turner. Between the hours of A
and the children were delightfully."- en-
tertained Among them were Mamie
Eason, Georgia and Winnie Crafts, Title
Register Willie Westcott Arthur and
Carrie Wilson, Houston Shuptrine and
John Turner.
The reception after the Frederick Reid
wedding Wednesday evening was an &C.
casion of great pleasure. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with garands of
smlax and cut flowers Dancing was
enjoyed during the evening, the musicians
being stationed in the hallway. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Powers. Mr..
and Mrs II. j. O'Brien DR.. and Mrs.
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lynch, Mrs. and
Miss Broderick, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Palmer Mrs T. Lynch.
Mrs. ]. Kehoe, Mrs. McGrath, Mrs Kuck,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paul. MIR. and Mrs. II.
j. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs e. Meyers Mr..
and Mrs T. Ballantine, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| L. Kearney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lynch