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

sizes. Mrs. A. Gordon Cassels won the
first prize, a handsome cutglass vase fill
ed with La France roses, while one Of the
consolation prizes was a lovely bouq let
of violets, won by Mr.. Arthur Jeffords.
Mr.. Mcconnell won a pair Of silver hi
cycle handles, and Mr.. Harry Srachan a
bisque smoking set. Icons orchestra fur
nished music throughout the evening, and
a delicious supper was served after cards.
The guests present on this pleasant occa-
sion were Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Holt, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Wylly, Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur Jeffords, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Blain,
Mrs. Snowden Hsmpstone, Miss Virginia
Hamilton, Miss Mabel Strachan, Miss
Laurine Baker, Miss Edith Sullweu Miss
Annie Balzell Miss Lily Green, Miss Mary
Lou Strong. Miss Maunie Holt, Miss Maud
Lawrence, Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Fife
Bloodworth, Miss Carrie Tyson, Miss SUI
sic Jaudon and the Messrs. r. G. Gail
lard, w. p. Holt, Frank Papy, II. s..
Jaudon, George Allen, Horace Stillwell, c..
II. Richardson and W. c. O1Byrne.
Mrs Alec Hull had small whist party
yesterday afternoon at which her guests
were: Mrs. Carey, Mrs Charles 3. Malone,
Mrs J. c. lie Hardy, Mrs. H. d. Stevens,
Mrs ]. c. Barney, Mrs. John S. Howkins,
Mrs Thomas c. Wylly, Jr.. Mrs. Henry
Thompson, Mrs. Richard Sans, Mrs. Nor
san anu MIS-. L. ItdkNAtA-
Mrs. N Fl. Finnie entertained informally
yesterday morning for her guest Mrs. Hal
deman of Columbus. Ohio. Among those
who were present We're Mrs. Walter Charl-
ton, Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. w. F..
Aiken, Mrs. John Mailoch, Mrs. George
Schley, Mrs. M. NJ Hopkins, Mrs. Robert
Ellington, Mrs. John II. Hunter, Mrs w.
d. Simkins, Mrs. William R. Leaken, Mrs.
Stovan. Mrs. w. L. Wilson, Miss Mary
Carmichael, Miss Cosens, Miss Jennie
Judge, Miss Maud Lawrence, Miss Leila
HILL Miss Emily Hill Miss Eugenia john
ston, Miss NIinna Waring, and Miss Grace
Barnard.
Miss Janette Meinhard complimented
her guest Miss Blanche Steinman of
Thomasyille, With, a luncheon and card
party on Friday a silver blotter was won
at euchFe by Miss Steinman. Other guests
present were Miss Kohn, Miss Berg Miss
Meinhsrd, Miss Rosenbaum, Miss Leilen-
thai. Miss friedman, Miss Lilienthal, Miss
Frank, Miss Scherzer, Miss We'll, Miss
Krauss, Miss Einsten. Miss Ullman, Miss
Engel, Miss Mohr, and Mrs. Leon Ferst.
A party of ladies lunched at Bannon
Lodge Thunderb0lt, Wednesday. Among
them We're Mrs t. J. Lynch, Miss Agnes
Lyons, Miss Nulhern, Miss Agnes Rourke,
Miss &c. Harry, Miss Katie Lyons, and
MISS M 1<y ilcA
The. engagement has been announced of
Mr.. Edward Clifford Chisholm, a younger
brother of Mr.. Walter Chisholm, and Miss
Edith Seymour Johnson Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Dent are expect
ed from "I1ofwyl'' tomorrow to spend a
few days in town.
Miss Bryant of New Bedford and Miss
Bartlett Of Worcester, Mass, who have
been visiting Miss Marian Hammond left
Tuesday for the North.
Miss Albert Hall is at home again after
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Walker in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Elise Carey Bruins, who has been
visiting Mrs E. @. Bee at the Isle of
Hope, has returned to Bessemer, Ala,
Miss Juie Screven entertained number
of her little friends yesterday afternoon
with a merry party at the home OF her pa
rents out at the Meadows.
Mrs. A. Wexford of Americas is the
guest OF Mrs, e, T. Burdel, 2l2 Jones
street, east.
Mrs. Bell II. Deitsh, formerly of this
city, was married IN New York last We'd
nesday to Mr.. William Howard Anstead
of London, England.
DR. and Mrs. John A Mayer of Scar
boro are visiting Mrs. O'Donohue on Hull
street. west.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cohen of Balm
bridge are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Cohen, at 401 Jones street. east.
They are on their bridal tour and will re-
main a week or ten days.
Mrs. c. McP. Clifford of Washington,