The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-30

Miss Georgia Edmonston entertained
/ Wednesday evening at her home on Hunt
ingdon street with a eucher party. The
rooms were prettily decorated with bam-
boo and flowers Miss Edith Johnston
and Mr.. Hal Howard won the first prizes,
which were a silver pen and knife, while
the consolation prizes, a cut glass and
silver cold cream jar and a silver key
ring, Were won by Miss Annie Maclean
and Mr.. Samuel Munford. Miss Edmon-
ston's guests were Miss Righton Haber-
sham, Miss Mamie Wilcox Miss Mary
| Lou Pritchard, Miss Cornelia Lee, Miss
Maclean, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Bes-
sic Hayward, Miss Conrad of Winston, N
c., Miss Margaret Vernon Stiles, Miss
Lila Low. Miss Hammond. Miss Marie
Blos, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Frances
Charlton, Miss Alice Tiedeman of Char
lesion, Miss Fielder of Charleston, Miss
Watson, Miss Van Wagenen, Miss Rob
ertson, Miss Agnes Hayward. Miss Irene
Withers, Miss Carrie Bell Arson, Miss
Moore, Miss Elizabeth Butler. Miss Speer
OF Macon, the Misses Egan, Miss Nellie
Baldwin, and the Messrs. John Norris
Clarence Connerat Newell Turner. Ran
dolph Arson, Horace Hunter. J. deBruyn
Hops, ALBION Johnston, Clarence Ander-
son, Jr, Robert Butler Jr, William Barn
Well Dave Barrow r. H. Mcleod, Pal
mer Arson, Samuel Munford, Hal How
ard, j. r. Egan and Lieut.. Pritchard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Marshall enter
tanned number of young people Monday
evening with theater party to see Ro-
land Reed. After the performance a de-
llghtful supper was enjoyed. at which the
decorations were of pink carnations and
smilaX. Miss Righton Habersham was
the guest of honor and the others in the
party were Miss Edith Johnston Miss
Marion Hammond Miss Irene Withers
Dr. l. +. Waring, Mr.. d. c. Barrow. Mr.
Newell Turner and Mr.. Noble Jones.
Miss Kate Stocking of Atlanta, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ralston Wyllv was
complimented by Mrs. II. G. McFa1den
Tuesday with a pleasant little afternoon
card party. Miss Maclean and Miss Kath-
leen Hunter won the prizes a leather and
silver card case and pair of silver curling.
tongs. Among the guests were: Miss Pol
lock- Miss Mary Haines Miss Ethel Moses
Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Elizabeth But
Ter Miss Hattie Elliott, Miss Marie Blois
MISS Grace Barnard Miss Rosa Sullivan,
Miss Belle Daniel. Miss Mamie Wilcox ana
Miss Annie Wright of Augusta.
Miss Mary Jones entertained informally
Tuesday morning. The guests. who
were delightfully."- amused with some
impromptu tableaux, were Mrs
Robert c. Harrison, Mrs. Waiter
Hartndge, Miss Lila Coloutt
Miss Maud Thomas. Miss Meta Thomas
Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss Lima Hugar. Miss
Lily Anderson, Miss Mary Belle Elliott and
Miss Hattie Elliott
The Fortnightly Supper Club was enter
tanned most charmmgly Friday evening nv
Miss Florence Nisoet. The party of
twelve consisted of Mrs. Clarence VAIN
wright Murphy, Miss Kate Jordan of Gin
cinnau Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Harriet
King Elliott, Miss Lila Low, MIR. j. Ferris
Cam, Mr.. Theodore Barnard. Mr.. Ed
ward Stoddard. Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore
Mr.. Henry Walthour and Mr.. Edward
! Nl.1. 10 .
ly pretty and artistic Pink carnations
and violets, with leaf green satin ribbons.
were arranged on center piece of hand
some embroidery, and rose-colored shades
were used on lamps and candelabra.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club had a de-
lightful meeting Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs T. Z. RaVeners. The parlors were
decorated with bamboo palms and pink
and white flowers. The prizes a Dresden
clock and Bohemian glass powder box
We're won by Mrs A. r. Hun and Mrs
Charles Il. Malone, while rabbit foot
was awarded as consolation prize to Miss
Cooke of Virginia. Mrs RaVenel was as
sisted during the afternoon by Miss Elise
Guerard. The guests present We're: Mrs.
William Garrard Mrs. Hampton Ferriu
Mrs. j. G. LeHardy, Mrs. Barron Carter
Mrs Robert Hun. Mrs. j. c. Barney. Mrs
G w. Howard, Mrs. II. d. Stevens, Mrs
Charles Il. Malone Mrs. A. b. Hun, Mrs
w L. Wilson, Mrs. r. S. Wylly. Jr., Mrs
John Howkins, Mrs. j Muir Lang. Mrs
Paul Lyman. Mrs. w. d. bearing. Mrs
Black Mrs. j. b. Chestnut Mrs w. ID.
Aiken, Mrs. ], l.. Walthour. Mrs. T. S.
Morgan, Mrs. John Sullivan. Miss Cos
ems, Miss Cooke and Miss Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Pugh Hamilton
have issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Lillian TO Mr.. James Llovd
Staten Wednesday evening, Feb 9, in St
Johns church. The wedding party win in
clude q best man and maid of honor ten
bridesmaids, ten groomsmeu and four ush-
ers. Miss Virginia Lee Hamilton viii be the
maid Of honor Mr. Edward w Lane of
Naldosta viii act as best man. and the 9TH
er attendants win be Miss Katharine Nor
ris Of Nashville Tenn, Miss Virginia
Eppes Walker Of Spartanburg, S. c., Miss