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

Whitehead, Miss Henderson, Miss Stod-
dard. the Misses Smart. Miss Hattie Ell
lott, Miss Lima Woodbridge and Miss du-
Bignon.
The event Of the week in musical circles
was the delightful recital given by Mr..
Frank E. Rebarer, at his studio last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Rebarer's pupils
We're assisted by Mrs. G. Lilienthal and
Mr.. J. p. Matthiessen. The programme
was rs follows:
Trio-"The Mariners" ......... Randegger
Mrs. j. J. Gaudry, Mr.. A. NJ. Honour and
Mr. II. E. Ransford.
Fifth Sonata-(First MovemenO. Beethoven
Mr.. J. P. Matthiessen and Miss Marie
Harty-
(a) With Verdure Clad (Creation) Haydn
(b) Serenata OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Tosi
Mrs. w. w. Gross.
(a) Cracoyienne ............,:,.Pa derewski
(b) Etude ..,..,...............Alex Lambert
Mrs. c. Lil.cnthal
.(O For All Eternity ........... .Mascheroni
(b) Florian Love Song ............. GODDARD
Mr.. ]. ]. McDonough, Jr.
PART SECOND.
(a) Fear Ye Not o Israel .........-Buck
(b) When Love Is Done ....... .Hawley
Miss Aggie Kenney
Souvenir de Posen ........."... Wieniawski
Mr.. j. p. Iatthiessen.
(a) Midnight Hour Ettore Cell
CD One Spring Morning ...............Nevin
Mrs. j. j. Gaudry
(a) Mappari Tut Amor .......... .Flotow
90 Calm as the Night ............... Bohm
Mr.. George j. Quint.
Rhapsodle mo. 12) ...................Lisz
Mrs. c. Lilienthal
MeZza Notte (Martha) .........-.... Flotow
Mrs. J. J. Gaudry, Mrs. w. p Bailey, Mr..
George J. Quint and Mr.. Rebarer.
A bicycle run. followed by a charming
luncheon, was given last Monday by Miss
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and Mrs. Strachan on New Houston
street La France roses and maiden hair
ferns decorated the table in graceful cut
glass vases, while the covers We're mark
ed by roses and cards bearing Gibson
sketches. Miss Strachan's guests were
Miss Ashley and Miss Irby of South Caro-
lima, Miss Alice Remshart, Miss Marie
Remshart, Miss Mamie Jackson, Miss
ACourt, Miss Horny of North Carolina,
Miss Tina Roberts and Miss DELANEY.
The third of the series Of dinners which
are being given by six society girls took
place Wednesday evening Miss Emma
Hopkins being the hostess on this occa-
sion. The table was effectively arranged
with pink carnations, La France roses
and smilax silver candelabra, lit with
pink candles, occupied the center of the
table. and this was encircled by wreath
of smilax tied at each end with long
loops and ends of broad pink satin ribbon.
The guests were: Miss Lima Woodbridge,
Miss Elise Rauers, Miss duBignon, Miss
Nan duBignon, Mr.. John Morris, Mr.
Frank Clarke. MIR. A. Sybrandt, Mr.. e.
o. Watkins, Mr.. w. w. Chisholm, Jr.,
and Mr.. Lewis Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes enter
tanned the same evening with a delightful
dinner at their home in the Meadows
Yellow jonquils and maiden hair ferns
were used in decoration, and the guests
were: Mrs. Arthur Gibbes, Miss Annie
Conner, Miss Sallie McAlpin, Mr.. Harry
Parsons of New York, Mr. Arthur b. Ell
lott and Mr.. Raymond Butler
The Fortnightiy Euchre Club was en-
tertained by Mrs j. L. Walthour Tuesday
afternoon. Her home on Huntington
street was attractively decorated with
palms and smi,ax, while pink and white
roses and hyacinths filed the cut glass
vases and bowls about the rooms. Mrs.
John Howkius won the first prize, a cut
glass powder box, and the second love-
ly frame painted with sweet peas was won
by Mrs. Weldon of Atlanta The guests
included Mrs. ]. c. LeIiardy, Mrs. Thomas
S Wyily. Mrs. v. S. Jordan of Camden, S.
c. Mrs. James r. Sheldon, Mrs. II. d..
Stevens. Mrs. ST. Julian Graham, Mrs.
Joseph Muir Lang, Mrs. Chestnut, Mrs.
| Louis M LeHardy. Mrs. John Howkius.
Mrs. James Il. Wood, Mrs. Weldon Mrs.
George Mercer. Mrs. Robert Huh and Mrs.
r. p. Ravenel.
Misses Florence and Lucy Barrow were
hostesses last Wednesday evening a a
beautiful children's party given at their
fathers home on Jones street The rooms
we're decorated lavishly with bamboo.
which is always so graceful and effective,
and were filed with young people from
| s until II. Those who could not dance
thoroughly enjoyed the games that were
| played and the evenings fun closed with
| a Virginia reel, in which all took part.
| Among the guests were the Misses Bessie
| shotter. Eleanor Shooter. Anna Hunter
| Ophelia Dent, Violet White, Reba White,
| Cornelia Maclean Haida Hunter. Julia
| Hunter Mary Morel, Lila Carmichael.
Minnie Mackail, Sarah Cunningham,
| Elizabeth Malone, Lucy Dancy. Viola
Chisholm, Margaret Charlton. Constance
| Chestnut, Saida Stovai, Annie Simkins,
| Gertrude Sullivan, Margaret Raines, and
Walter Hayward, Ralph Elliott, Isaac Mi
MIS- Octie Cohen, Raymond Demere, Por-
| ter Mackall, Bierne Gordon, Owen
| Daniel, Warren White, Alec Don
aid, jim Waring, Davenport Bryan, Nal
colin Nfacean, Charles Mills, Alexander
| Iawton. Dana Stevens, Donald Rauers,
| Harry Rauers, and Lawton Mackall.
Those who so thoroughly enjoyed the
| lecture on christianity aud Culture" de-
] livered here in November, and the public