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

jamie Scotia Snow of Quitman, Miss Sarah
jenkins of Greenville, S. c., Miss Alice
Walker of Macon, Miss Lily Green of Dali
ton, Miss Katharine Staten of Valdosta,
Miss elizabeth Harmon, Miss Susie Jau-
don and Miss Nellie Jones of this city, Mr..
G. F. Minor, Mr.. r. B. Myddleton, Mr.. d.
A. Denmark, Mr. Edward AIcRee, Mr.. c. c.
Clark and Mr.. B. Fender of Valdosta, Mr..
J. e. Reid of Rock Hill, S. c., Mr. w. S.
Roberts Mr.. c. II. Richardson and Mr..
Robert Hitch of Savannah. The ushers will
be Messrs. r. Lee Wyly, MIR. William
Remshart, DR. H. II. baltimore and Mr..
Clarence G. Anderson, Jr.
Mr. Lowndes Walthour was host at
bachelor dinner Wednesday evening at his
home on Jones street. His guests were Mr..
John Macdonald of Frederick Nd, Mr..
Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Fred Myers, MIR.
Rob&t G. Fleming, Mr. Noble Jones,
andMr. Henry Walthour.
Mrs Rufus e. Lester, accompanied by
Miss Berry of Kentucky, is spending a few
days in Savannah en- route to
Washington from Tampa. Mr. and Mrs.
Karow entertained Friday evening with a
little dinner in their honor. The table was
charming in its decorations of white roses
and maiden hair ferns in slender cut glass
vases on a centerpiece of green and white
embroidery.
Miss Mary Bell Elliott was given
beautiful luncheon yesterday by Miss
Harriet King Elliot at which were present
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Lima Huger, Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Josephine Weed, Miss
Marion Hammond, Miss Van Wagenen,
Miss Edith Johnston, and Miss Phoebe Ell.
lott.
Mr.. Lewis Mercer entertained last
evening with a beautiful dinner party at
the home of his father, Col. George A.
Mercer The decorations were of La
France roses and violets, with maiden.
hair ferns, and the party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Malloch, Mrs. Lewis
Malone, Miss Ethel Moses, Miss Emma
Hopkins, Col. G. A. Mercer and Mr.. A.
Sybrandt.
DR.. Deas Murphy and Mr.. E. Herbert
Bonnen gave a handsome dinner at the De
Soto last evening, with the following party
as their guests: Mr. and Mrs. Robert c.
Harrison, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Mary
Bell Elliott, Miss Lima Walter Miss Belle
Harrison, Miss Harriet King Elliott. Miss
Lima Huger. Mr. Arthur b. Elliott Mr..
Horace Hunter, Mr. James W. McAlpin,
Jr., Mr. William B. Gadsden and Mr.. Cor
don Harrison. ..
A theater party was given Monday even
ing by Miss Julia Remshart to see Roland
Reed. After the performance the young
people finished the evening with a supper
at Miss RemShartS nome, on Jones street.
The table was decorated with la Franco
roses, and pink was the prevailing color.
The guests We're the Misses Miriam Dent,
Mary Kline, Fannie Phillips, Myra Will
cox, Reba White. Emmie Johnson, Eileen
Hunter. Lalla Palmer, Ethel Chisholm
and Louise Pearce
Mr.. and Mrs William Hunter have an.
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Kathleen. to Mir. Baily Hopkins. The
marriage will take place in April.
Miss Mary Ella Turner viii leave dur
ing the week for New Orleans, where she
will visit friends.
Mrs. Bradford Durham will be at home
Friday afternoons in February.
Miss Margaret Robertson of Augusta is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Edward Hab-
ersham, on Castor street.
Miss Rose standish Bryant of New Bed
ford and Miss Ethel Bartlett of Worces,
ter Mass. arrived Thursday to visit Miss
Hammond, on Forsyth Park.
Miss Eleanor Green Of Paris. who IS
spending the winter with relatives In
America, arrived Friday. and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. MackaI
Miss Louie Speer Of Macon is visiting
Miss Frances Charlton.
Miss Anne Thompson of Philadelphia,