The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-02

B. Graham, Mrs. w. u. bearing Mrs.
Pleasant Stovall, Mrs Hampton Ferrill
Mrs. c. e. Gillette Mrs. William @. Cam,
Mrs G. w Tiedeman, Mrs. !. 3. Tiede-
man. Mrs. II. d. Stevens, Mrs. Baron
Carter, Mrs. r. p Rayenel, Mrs. John
Bryan, Mrs. w. u. Krenson, Mrs. Davis
Freeman, Mrs. c. r. Woods, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Jackson, Mrs Horace Crane, Mrs.
Louis LeHardy. Mrs. w. C,ous, Mrs.
Charles b. Malone, Mrs Morgan Mrs,
Overton, Mrs J. Muir Lang, Mrs. A. z.
Hun Mrs. NJ. ] Wood, Miss Mary Clay
and Miss Maud Hayward.
The Misses Nisbet entertained with a
small but charming tea Wednesday alter
noon. in honor of their friend, Miss Callie
Jackson of Atlanta. The guests We're:
Mrs Clarence Murphy, Mrs. Mctadden,
Miss Lima Walter. Miss Caro- duBignon,
Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss Nan deBis-
non, Miss Lila Low, Miss Hattie Elliott
Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Elise Rauers
and Miss Mabel Stoddard.
Two morning card parties both of team
whist are to be mentioned, one given by
Mrs Charles A. Gibbes Tuesday compi-
m,atarv 10 Miss Susie Harword and one
bv Mrs Fleming G. duBignon, yesterday,
The PLAYERS at Mrs. Gibbes' numbered
eight and were: Miss Harwood, MIS-.
Arthur NJ. Cibbes, Mrs. Fleming G. duBig-
non Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs. Charles b.
Malone, Mrs. Hugh NJ. Conner, Miss Maud
Thomas and Miss Maude Hayward, while
Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Arthur
Gibnes. Miss Hayward and Miss HARDWOOD
met again at Mrs. duBignon's with the ad-
dition of Mrs. Charles Gibbes aud Mrs
| bearing The game is said TO be an eN-
ceediuely interesting one and in it these laA
dies are all proficient
The friends of Miss Mary Hops sur
prlscd her Monday evening with a party,
Which lasted far into the night, and was
ILL t1a.a SIR l=tafe
as well as by the hostess. Those present
were the Misses Louise Smith of Lenora,
Susie Hunter of Louisville, Ga, Sarah
/ Yancy of Rome, Jennie Haines, Clermont
Huger. Fanny Meldrlm, Angie Cubbedge,
Lucy Boyd, Marion Maclean, Myra
/ Wilcox, Eileen Hunter Mary k4ne'
/ Reha White Missy Hull, Cornelia Mac
lean Miriam Dent, Mary Wayne Fanny
Phillins, Eula Gamble, Maud Gamble, and
the Nessrs Robert Waller, Willard Sulli-
van. David Allen, Julian Schley, Gratz
Dent Frank Hayward John Hammond,
Eddie Thomson, Sidney Stubbs, stephen
Hayward, TAFT 'Pritchard, Willie Blum,
and Rogers Woods.
The Dinner Club was entertained Tues
day by Miss Caro- duBignon, who with due
+ respect to the season had decorated the
table entirely in red, holly and roses being
used IN the decoration. The candle shades
were also of O warm crimson. Present
we've: Miss Woodbridge, Miss Lima Wal
ter. Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss caro- du-
Iiguon, Miss Nan duI3ignon Miss Emma
/ Hopkins. Mr.. Edward S. Elliott, Mr.. John
/ Carswen Mr.. ]. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Bitten-
hous, Moore, Mr.. Tesmar and Mr.. Mills
il. lJne.
a delightful house party was given at
HofuH last week by Mr. and Mrs. James
n D.at for the friends of Misses Miriam
ana g2helia and Mr. GRAZ Dent. Among
tho elests were che Misses Mary Kline,
Reh White Fanny Phillips. Missy Hull,
and Harris Cope. Sidney Slubbs, Dan
Hun Montague Boyd and Frank MacIn-
tyre The party left the city Tuesday
! and IS expected back to-day. Another
part Of young people left on the same day
for S Catherine 5. where they have been
enjoy ng the hospitality OF Mr.. Rauers at
! mis- aas3nt island home The guests