The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09

ard, Mr.. Flournoy and Mr.. Leopold
| Alexander.
Miss Elliott entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. Elliott, with one of the pleas
ATTEST card parties of the season, given
in honor of her cousin Miss Mary Belle
Elliott, of Los Angeles, Cal. The guests
Included Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs.
Robert c. Harrison, Mrs. j. A. p. Girls
field, Miss Thomas Miss Meta Thomas,
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lila Colquitt,
Miss Mabel Stoddard Miss Henderson,
Miss Rankin Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Nisbet, Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Jack
son, Miss Hattie Elliott, Miss Lila Low,
Miss Elise Guerard, Miss Kate Guerard,
Miss Belle Harrison, Miss Mary Ella Tur-
ner, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Kate Har-
fridge, Miss Eliza beth Barrow, Miss Jo-
sephine Weed, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss
Elise Rauers, Miss Margaret Vernon Stiles,
the Misses Egan, Miss Watson
of Marquette Mich, Miss Flor
ence Olmstead, Miss Nan duBig-
non Miss Turner of Atlanta, Miss Irene
Withers. Miss Lucy Chisholm, Miss Cor
nelia Lee, Miss Elizabeth Butler. Miss Jes-
sic Chisholm, Miss Marian Hammond,
Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Hattie Elliott
Miss Ida Kline, Miss Freeman,
and Miss Annie Maclean. The prizes,
cut-glass bonbon dish, and silver knife,
were won by Miss Henderson and Mrs.
was awarded to Miss NJ. V. Stiles
A beautiful card party was given by
Miss Myra Wilcox Friday evening to
number of her young friends. The rooms
were decorated very prettily with bamboo
and pink carnations. Hearts was the
game played and the Misses Estelle Hey
ward Ethel Chisholm and Missy Hull cut
for the first prize, which was a gauze fan,
and won by Miss Hull Miss Lefty Blain
won the second prize, a silver Vinaigrette.
and the consolation, a bon bon box, was
awarded to Miss Mary Hops. The other
guests were: The Misses Blain Eleanor
Hill, Angie Cubbedge, Mary Kline, Eileen
Hunter Marian Maclean, Cornelia Mac
lean, Emmie and Cora Johnston, Julia
Hunter Reba White, Nellie White, Cecile
Woods Sadie Watson, Eula Gamble, Ca
tie Ellis Julia Remshart Susie Hunter,
Laleah Adams, Molly Cohen, Louise
Pearce and Jennie Haines.
wedding of much interest to many
Savannahians was that of Mr.. Auchmuty
Wainwright Bacot, son of DR.. H. H.
Bacot of Charleston, and Miss Belle Gill
bert daughter of Mr.. Cephas Gilbert, also
OF South Carolina. The quiet but pretty
wedding took place Wednesday evening
in St. Johns Church, and a small recep-
ton followed at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacot, 225 Bolton street, east Mr..
Bacot is bookkeeper for the Baldwin Fer
tilizer Company and his integrity of char
acter is much valued by his employers.
Now that the holidays are over the
series of charity teas will be continued !
The next one will be held at Mrs. Hey
ward Lynah's 10S New Houston street
Members are requested to attend a bust
ness meeting Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Chest
mutt.
Mrs. William NJ. Low left yesterday for
Washington. where she win spend several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Parker.
Mrs. Fl. Wiley johnson and Miss Lima
Woodbridge are in Atlanta. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Haines.
Miss Nellie Baldwin left last week for
Norfolk, Va, where she is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Rondolph.
Mrs. Robert Coe of New York is visit
ing her parents, Judge and Mrs Falli-
CANT, on CASTOR street.
Miss Guile Harrison left Monday for
Richmond, Va, to visit friends there.
Miss Florence and Miss Lucy Barrow
viii entertain a number of their young
friends on Wednesday evening.
After spending The holidays in Savan-
nah Miss Mary Conner left Tuesday for
the North, where she is attending Smiths
Preparatory School IN Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. Gratz Myers and Mr. APP
pleton are at home again, after an abb
sence of several weeks spent in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huston left Tues
day for Coatesvi,le. Pa, after a visit to
Maj. James T. Stewart.
Miss Elizabeth Barrow and Mr.. Dave
Barrow are at home again. They spent
the holidays in New York.
Miss Annie Cotter. who has been for a
week in Waynesville with friends re-
turned to Savannah Monday last
Miss Mary White after a two weeks
visit TO her parents, returned to Virginia
during the week.
Mr.. Charles Matthews of Atlanta spent |
a few days here during the week.
Miss Nellie Tucker of Norfolk, Va, who |
has been the guest of Mrs George E. Har- /
rison. returned home several days ago.
Miss Mary Wayne left Monday for New