The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-02

chaperoned to the Yacht Club a number
of the younger set, among whom were the
Misses Lucy Boyd, Mary Wayne, Louise
Smith. Clermont Huger, Carrie Lou Mel
drim, Fannie AIeldrim, Mary Hops, Ben
Yancy, Thomas Denmark, Julian Schley,
Robert Waller and Dan HOPES After sup
per the same set, reinforced by the Misses
Gamble. Miss Susie Hunter Miss Sarah
Yancy and the Messrs. Frank Hayward,
TAFT Pritchard, David Allen, Louis Egan,
Ben Yancy and Willard Sullivan, met at
Miss Mary Waynes, where they enjoyed
one of the most delightful impromptn
dances of the week.
Wednesday was a beautiful day for the
river party given during the afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owens. The sail
was thoroughly enjoyed by Miss Lima
Walter, Miss Lila Low, Miss Lima Wood
bridge, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Florence
Nisbet Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Mr.. John
Carswen Mr.. Fred Myers. Mr.. Abraham
Minis Mr.. Arthur Elliott Mr.. Louis PAT
sons DR.. w. w. Owens and Mr. Lloyd
Owens.
Misses Daisy and Isabel King entertain
ed a few of their friends Friday evening
with cards, at which Miss Marion Mac
lean won the first prize, a book; and Miss
Marie Hill the BOBBY prize, a little drum.
The other players were Miss Ruth and
Miss Rosalie Atwood and the Messrs.
Lawrence and Moultrie Lee Robert Wal
Ter and Gignilliatt.
Mrs. Louis G.. Young gave an oyster
roast Thursday evening for her nephew,
Mr. Robert Waller. who is spending his
holidays here with his parents. Misses
Marion Maclean, Marie HILL Phoebe
Gibbs, Daisy King, Isabel King, Jennie
Haines and Messrs. willard Sullivan,
TAFT Pritchard, Eddy Thomson, Julian
Schley and Edward Maclean.
Mr.. and Mrs John Malloch entertained
at dinner last evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Wilson Miss Lily Anderson and Mr.. y.
Sybrandt.
Friday afternoon Miss Carrie Lou and
Miss Fanny Meldrim took a few friends
down the river on the Theckla to the quar-
antne station. Miss Lima Huger and
Miss Mary White "chaperoned" the young
err folk, who later in the evening ad-
journed to Mai Meldrim's where they
they were met by other friends and by the
musicians, and spent the evening dancing
the old year out. Those who took part
in the supper were the Misses Myra Will
cox, Eileen Hunter, Eula Gamble, Susie
Hunter. Lucy Boyd, Sarah Yancy, Jen-
ME Haines, Mary Wayne Messrs. Frank
Hayward, Willard Sullivan. Robert Wal
Ter TAFT Prtchard, David Allen Ben
Yancy, VIII Blum, Julian Schley Louis
Egan and Eddy Thomson.
The ladies on Lafayette square have
chosen Monday as their reception day and
will be at home to their friends every Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Ethel Helmken, who has been the
guest Of Miss Title Felken of 167 East
| Eighdeth street, New York, has returned
home, after delightful stay Of five
months. She has been greatly benefited
by her trip.
A very enjoyable musicale, followed by
a dance, was given Wednesday evening by
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
Since then the audience has been widely
sounding Mrs. c. Liiienthals playing
which is said to have been very brilliant
Judge and Mrs. mcdonnell entertained
at dinner last Monday evening in compli-
ment to Mr. and Mrs. W r. Thigpen.
A beautiful party was given last evening
| by Miss Alma Lindsay
Mrs. John Malloch has issued cards fol