The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-04

There were no very large entertainments
last week but enough going on to make
the days pass very pleasantly and 90 give
one a breathing space before the for
NAL round Of winter gaieties will com
mence. Thursday evening saw the first
entertainment of a new social organization
the Evening Euchre Club-which prom
Uses to be delightful addition to the vari-
Gus and sundry card clubs, in that half
of the members are men, and that even
ing hours are chosen for the meetings.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Overton
were host and hostess on the
first occasion, and the nine
other couples who constitute the club are
Mr.. and Mrs J. Muir Lang, Mr.. and Mrs.
William MorrelI, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Dearing, Mr.. and Mrs. John screven, Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Ravene Mr. and Mrs. II.
ID. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. G. Carson.
Ar. and Mrs. J. L. Walthour and DR..
and Mrs. John S. Howkns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Overton's other guests Tuesday evening
were Mrs Wright and the Misses Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut, Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
loch, Mr. and Mrs. Barron, Miss Emma
Hopkins Miss Maud Hayward. Miss Nan
duBignon Miss Haskell, Miss Sull-
van, Maj. Hickman, Maj. Gordon,
Lieut.. Brent, Lieut.. Miller, Mr. A. Sy-
brandt and Mr.. Anton Wright.
Mrs. Norman of Minneapolis gave de-
lightful oyster roast Tuesday evening at
the Yacht Club. The party went out at
O'Clock, and, after supper in the open air,
enjoyed an informal dance in the club
house the evening ending with a darkey
concert. Mrs. Worman's guests were Gen.
aud Mrs. Douglas, Col. and Mrs. Guild,
Capt. and Mrs. Gillette, Maj and Mrs.
Harrison, Maj. and Mrs Ford. Mrs. VIII
Hams. Mrs. Poy. Miss Helen Egan, Miss
Josephine Egan, Miss Bowlin of St Paul.
Capt. McGin, Maj. Hugh Gordon, Capt.
Greble, Capt. Chadwick. Dr. Terryberry.
Lieut. Sartoris, DR.. Reinold and Mr. Ell
dred ssmkins
six officers of the Fourth Virginia Reei-
Eent save a charming dinner party We'd
nesday evening out at camp. The party
came m TO town later, and ended the even
4nS at the theater Present were Mr. and
MS. Bailey Hipkns Miss Marie Nisbet.
Mss Florence Nisbet, Miss Alice May Con-
nerat Miss Mabel Stoddard Miss Mary
Haihes, capt. Marye. Lieut. Hinyer, Lieut..
Spencer, Lieut.. Jones, Lieut. Watkins and
Lieut.. Burrow.
A pleasant event of the past week was
the silver tea given Wednesday afternoon
al the residence of Mrs. Pape, on Harris
street This entertainment, which was
given by the Froebel Circle of Kings
Daughters. was for the benefit of the
fund to be used at Christmas time for the
poor children of Savannah. Besides con-
tributjng to so worthy a cause, a delightful
afternoon was spent by the guests who
seemed to thoroughly enjoy this first after
noon tea of the winter season. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs William Cam,
Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs. Ciaud Hammond.
Mrs. Menzies, Miss Pape Miss Sally Nc
Alpin, Miss Elizabeth Barrow, Miss
Phoebe Elliott, the Misses Hunter, Miss
Jane Judge, Mss Georgia Freeman Miss
Susan Barrow and Miss Georgia Charlton.
Those who were present were: Mrs Robert
anderson, Mrs. Henry Cunningham, Mrs
c. n. West, Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs Lester
Mrs Edward Karow, Mrs Gary Evans
Mrs Curtis Guild, Mrs. MedIim, Mrs. c.
II. MARBLE, Mrs. c. j. Sans, Mrs. James
Mills, Mrs Richard Anderson, Mrs James
sullivan, Mrs. George Barnum. Mrs w.
T. Aiken, Mrs Malcolm Maclean. Mrs
Julian Schley, Mrs. Durham. Mrs. Brewer,
Mrs Fred Myers, Mrs. Claud Sullivan.
Mrs Wilcox, Mrs. Heron, Mrs ]. Muir
Lang, Mrs. Julian Johnson, Mrs. Corn
wall, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son, Mrs. Alex Hun, Mrs. Robert Hun.
Mrs Pollard, Mrs Steinheimer Mrs Kren-
son, Mrs. Ives, Mrs. Cooper Myers, Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mrs. J. A. p. Crisheld,
Mrs. Walter Hartridse, Mrs Robert IIar-
Eison Mrs. Heman Charlton, Mrs Dear
ing, Mrs. George Mercer, Mrs. Edward
Mercer, Mrs. A. Gordon Cassels Mrs
Mallard Mrs. Richard DoVant Mrs c. G.
Bell, Mrs rriichard, Mrs. Thomas Purse
Mrs. X salas. Mrs. william Crane Mrs