The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20

Renne, Mr. Rauers, Mr.. j. Florance Min
is, Mr. Beirne Gordon, Mr.. ]. Randolph
Anderson, Mr.. w. w. Gordon, Jr., and
Mr. Arthur Gordon.
Miss Lila Low entertained the Fort
nightly Supper Club, and a number of 9th.
er friends with a delightful card party
Tuesday evening, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson. Miss Rosa sui
Ivan and Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore were the
successful winners OF the first prizes which
were silver picture frame and a card
case, while to Mr.. Henry Walthour fell
The consolation prize, a book Among
those who were present were Mrs. Clar
ence Wainwright Murphy Miss Florence
Nisbet, Miss Harriet King Elliott Miss
Jordan, Miss Eleanor Green, Miss Kath-
airline Hartridge, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Marion Hammond Miss
Van Wagenen, and Mr. John Morris. Mr.
| Leopold Alexander, Mr.. Clarence Andor-
son, Mr.. Horace Hunter, Mr. Anton
Wright, Mr. Paul Haskell Mr.. Theodore
Barnard, Mr. Henry Walthour,
Mr.. Eward Demere, Mr. Theo-
| dore Barnard, Mr. G. Noble Jones, Mr..
Jack Rauers and Mr.. Clarence Connerat
The Married Women's Club met for the
last time before Lent, Tuesday, at the
home of Mrs. Frank c. Battey, where a
delightful afternoon was spent. The
prizes, Dresden China candlestick and
a cur glass vase were won by Mrs. Car
rard, and Miss Henrietta Myers. Among
me guests were Mrs. Hampton Ferril.
Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. ]. Muir Lang Mrs. Sto
vail, Mrs. H. d. Stevens, Mrs. ]. c. Lee
Hardy. Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. John S.
Howkins, Mrs. T j. Charlton, Mrs. c. b
Malone, Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly. Jr.. Mrs.
A. b. Hull, Mrs Wallace Howard. Mrs.
John D. Paige, Mrs. John H. Hunter.
MSS Ethel Moses. Miss Daisy Phillips.
MISS Mary Whitehead, Miss Emma Hop
kins, and Miss Henrietta Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cam compli-
mented their guests. the Misses Buchanan.
of Philadelphia, with an informal and
thoroughly charming dance Friday even
| ing Their home on CASTOR street was
| beautifully decorated with palms and flow
ers, and presented bright scene through
out the evening hours. Among those who
We're present were; Miss Sally McAlpin.
Miss Rauers, Miss duBignon, Miss Georgia
| freeman, Miss Baldwin Miss
Conner, Miss Kathleen Hunter. Miss
| Wheatley, Miss Noses Miss Mary Jones.
MISS Hopkins Miss Lily Anderson. Miss
! Mary 10 Pritchard Miss Colouitt.
| MISS Charlton, Miss Speer. Miss
| Daniel Miss Harriet King Elliott. Miss
Elise Gperard, Miss Rlghton Habersnam
MISS Hull Miss Kline, Miss Sullivan, Miss
| Van Wagenen, Miss Hammond. Miss Mac
! A~'@'' ~ - ASAAtS 0duu MT w. q. Har-
rison, Mr.. Fred Myers, Jr, Lieut.. Priter-
ard. Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr. Horace Hunt
er, Mr.. Oliver Hunter, Mr.. Paschal Strong
Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Mr. Robert G
Fleming, Mr.. Walter Chisholm, Mr.. Harry
Daniel, Jr., Mr.. Adams GanahI. Lieut.
Morgan, Mr.. Charley Schley Mr.. Louis
Morgan, Mr.. John Carswell. Mr.. Raymond
| Butler Mr. Lewis Mercer, Mr.. Shelby Nv
rick, Mr. Anton Wright, Mr. Edward De-
mere, Mr.. Horace Crane, Mr. Godin Guer-
ard and Mr.. Edgar Denmark.
Mrs. Emile Newman entertained Thurs
day afternoon with a very pretty card
| party. The rooms were charmingly dec
| GRATED with palms and flowers. Daffod;ls
and white carnations were the flowers
used and soft glow was cast throughout
the rooms by the yellow shades on lamps
and chandeliers. At cards Mrs. William
| Garrard, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett and Mr.. ]
$. Wood won the prizes. which were a
bisque statuette. cutglass and silver
salYe box and silver shoe horn and other
guests who were present were: Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, Mrs. Meldrim. Mrs. j. C.
Barney Mrs. o. Cohen, Mrs. Gillette Mrs.
Koerper, Mrs. Hampton Ferril Mrs. Ea-
gan, Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs Workman.
Miss Annie Gordon of Richmond Miss
Connerat, Miss Irene Withers, Miss Henri
eta Myers. Miss Maclean, Miss Berg Miss
Warthem, Miss Alien, Miss Morris. Miss
Wright. Miss Scherzer, Miss Kraus, Miss
Wheatley, Miss Helen Egan and Miss
Watson
Mrs. J. X. Marshall took a party of
friends Tuesday afternoon out to Thunder
bolt where an oyster roast was enjoyed.
Mrs. Marshalrs guests were Mrs Titon
Mrs. Edward Habersham, Miss Turner of
Atlanta, Miss Irene Withers, Miss jose
phine Weed, Miss Righton Habersham.
Mis- Phoebe Elliott and Miss Robertson
of Agusta.
Miss Helen and Master Merritt Dixon
gave a beautiful party Monday afternoon
and evening at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon Being the four
tenth, the decorations were an carried
out in celebration of st. Valentine A spe-
cial postman arrived during the afternoon
bringing each of the children valentine.
ana there was much amusement during
the afternoon, when the younger children
were present over a shooting match the
target being a crimson heart, which was
stationed at one end Of the room. Master
Dudley Hull was victorious In the contest
and carried off a candy heart as prize Be
tween and o'clock, when Miss Helen
Dixou's guests arrived, dancing was the
order of the evening, and very delightful
time was spent by the children present,
each one carrying away a heart shaped
cravat pin, or heart shaped box of can
uy as souNehlc OF happy evening.
MIR. Edwin Stevens of Castle Point Ho-
bollen spent few days in Savannah dur
ing the week on his way to the North
from Florida.
Mr.. Savage Clay will arrive from New
York this morning to spend a week in Sa-
Vannah, with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Muir Lang
on New Houston street.
Miss Emily Hill came over from Button
Friday and will be in town until Tuesday
with Miss Leila Hin on Taylor street.
Mr. Winfield Spencley of Boston is
spending a few days in Savannah.
Mrs. Clifford Carleton of New York is
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. William
II. Elliott on Gwinnett street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Wright Of Gov
ington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. B..
Chestnut.
MIR. Robert Brewster Of Boston arrived