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

Chestnut, Mrs Frank c. Battey, Mrs
John Howkins, Mrs p. A. Stovall, Mrs.
Clarence Murphy, Mrs. II. c. McFadden
Mrs. Robert Clifford Harrison, Miss Leila
Hill, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Ada Hull
Miss Georgia Edmonston, Miss Righton
Habersham, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
Georgia Freeman, Miss Mamie 10 Pritch-
ard, Miss Mary Clay, Miss Lily Anderson
Miss Kathleen Hunter, Miss Nina Pape
Miss Belle Harrison, Miss Ellen Arson
Miss Alice Connerat, Miss Turner of At
lanta, Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss Ham
mond, Miss Lima Walter Miss Annie Com
err. Miss Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Harriet
King Elliott, Miss Lima HUI
ger. Miss Maud Hayward, Miss
Emma Hopkins, and Herr Won
Linstow, Lieut.. Pritchard, Mr.. Arthur B.
Elliott Mr.. Clarence Connerat, Mr.. ]. de
Bruyn Hops, MIR. Hampton Wade, Mr..
Palmer Arson, Mr.. Charles Banks, Mr..
Horace Hunter, and Mr.. Rankin.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Mabel Gordon, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. w. w. Gordon, and the Hon. Row
land Leigh of Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwick
shire, England.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan entertained charm
ingly with a Shakespeare Whist Party
Thursday evening. The decorations were of
yellow and white the flowers and lamp
shades blending tremendously with the
glossy green of palms and ferns. Mrs. Nor
CAMS guests were Mrs. W. w. Gordon,
Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas Wayne.
Mrs. Pleasant Stovan, Mrs. Rawlins
Lowndes of Charleston, Mrs ]. c. Barney
Mrs. A. G. Guerard, Mrs. William r.
Leaken, Mrs. G.. A. Whitehead, Mrs.
Charles H. Strong, Mrs. Hopkins of Flor
ida, Mrs. t. p. Ravenel, Mrs. Raymond
Demere Miss Madgie Reid, Miss Cosens
and Miss Addie Barnard.
Miss Mabel Stoddard complimented her
guests, Miss Henderson and Miss Rankin
of Salisbury, ". c., with a progressive
Lotto party Friday evening. Miss Hender-
son and Mr.. Frank bearing were the win
ners of The prizes in the exciting game,
and after supper when a book hunt end
ed the evening, Miss Belle Harrison was
awarded the first prize and Mr.. Fred
Myers the BOBBY, which was a copy OF
THE Idiot" Miss Stoddards guests on
this occasion We're Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
C, Harrison, Miss Lima Huger, Miss Lily
Anderson, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lila
Colquitt, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Rosa
Sullivan, Miss Nisbat, Miss Florence Mis-
bet, Miss Jackson of Atlanta, Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss duBignon.
Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Lima
Walter, Miss Mary Belle Elliott Miss Har-
riet King Elliott Miss Grace Barnard,
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Josephine
Weed, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Edith
Johnston, Miss Righton Habersham Miss
Hammond, Miss Lila Low and the Messrs.
Charlesworth Hunter, Horace Hunter.
Clarence Anderson, Anton Wright Edward
Demere, Robert Fleming Willie Chisholm
G. Noble Jones Henry Walthour, Godin
Guerard, William Gadsden, A. d. john
ston, Fred Kent, ]. d. Taylor, Arthur b.
Elliott, Swan Sullivan, Leopold AleXan-
der. Theodore Barnard, Gordon Harrison,
Adams Ganahl Robert Butler Jr., ana
John Norris.
(. Miss Alice Remshart entertained last
Saturday and again Thursday evening
with cards, in honor of her guests, Miss
Claude Irbye and Miss George Ashley The
ladies prize on the first occasion, a shoe
buttoner, was won by Miss Georgia Free
man, while Mr.. Frederick Hoyt of New
York was the winner of a gold mounted
ink stand. The fortunate players Thurs
day evening were Miss Claude Irby and
Mr.. Louis Mercer to whom were awarded
a silver mounted pocket book and silver
paper knife. The ladies' consolation
prizes were won by Miss Lillian Hamilton
and Miss George Ashley, and were a
silver candlesdck and a mirror Mr..
Charles West and Mr.. Edward Stoddard
We're consoled with a cigarette lighter
and knife, also of silver. After the
cards dancing was enjoyed The guests
present were: Mrs. Wyily and the Misses
Georgia Freeman, Nina Crane, Flora
Dancy, Mamie jackson, Cornelia Lee,
Daisy Maxey, Mamie Willox Ollie Moore
Alice Delaney. Ef1ie Bloodworth. Mabel
Strachan, Julia Remshart Lillian Hamil-
ton George Ashley, Claude Irby. Marie
Remshart. and the Messrs f. A. Hoy1 of
New York. Frank Clarke of Kentucky |
Chsrly Wilcox, +. M. Oliver, Horace
Crane, J. de Bruyn Kops Lewis Mercer
Ormond Strong, Frank Papy, NJ. Thomas |
Robert Fleming, Clarence Anderson, Ed |
ward Stoddard, William Barnwen Fred !
Saussy. Rogers Woods. William Dancy. |
Richard Lester Charly West, Clarence |
Connerat and William Remshart
A party that, as the guests Of Miss
Rauers enjoyed the pleasures of ST. Cath
crimes Island last week returned to town
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Muir
ply chaperoned the young people who
were Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Jessie
Chisholm. Miss Rauers, Mr.. Godin Guer.