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

J. d. Paige Mrs W. d. Simkins. Mrs.
7. J. Charlton and Mrs. c. A GiDbes
The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
kayion on the Park extension was the
scene of brilliant entertainment Tuesday
evening, when the first of a series of club
germans. given by a number of young men.
took place. The spacious pariors and ban
room presented festive scene during the
evening hours. and with excellent music
and delicious refreshments, most success
ful was the initial entertainment of the
club. Those who were present were: Mrs.
Kaufman of New York. Miss Lily Traub,
Miss Beulah Hexter Miss jeanette Her
man, Miss Bessie Linenthal Miss Emma
Einstein of Cincinnati Miss Tessio Rosen-
helm. Miss Bert Kayton, Miss Ruth Kay
ton, Miss Carrie KaytOn, and Messrs. Her
man Rosenheim, David Rosenheim Mord
Eiyams, Arthur Solomons, Fred Solomons,
William Wachselbaum, NJ, Guckenheimer,
Herbert Kayton and Gus Kayton.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club held
its meeting this week at the residence
of Mrs. H. NJ. Conner. The members of
this club are Mrs. Fleming duBgnon,
Mrs. Charles n. West Mrs. James T.
Dent, Mrs Louis Haskell, Mrs. Charles
a. Shearson, Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. Conner
Mrs. John Nisbet Mrs. J. Florance Minis,
Mrs. Charles b. Malone, Mrs T. S.
Wayne, Mrs. Meldrim, Mrs Henry D.
Stevens, Mrs. r. NJ Cunningham, Jr.
and Miss Maud Thomas.
Mrs. John B. Gordon and Miss Caroline
Lewis Gordon arrived yesterday from At
lanta, and are visiting Mai Gordon at
the De Soto
Capt T. R. Robertson. Company A,
First North Carolina Regiment has re-
turned from Charlotte, after an absence
of a month.
Mrs. George Dent returned Friday from
a visit to her son, Mr.. James T. Dent at
Hofwyl, Glynn county.
Mrs. William w Gordon left yesterday
to spend a few days in Macon with Gen.
Gordon.
Miss Caro- duBignon arrived Thursday
from the North, where she has been for
the past six months.
Mrs. Russell Harrison. with her two
children, arrived from Omaha last week
10 join Maj Harrison at the De Soto
Mrs. Woman expects to return to her
home in Minneapolis the latter part of
this week.
Mr. Hopkins of New York, who was a
guest at the home of Gen. and Mrs. Cor
don last week, left Wednesday for Macon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wilder and Mrs
Jackson and spending a fortnight at SUI
vance Springs, Fla.
Mrs. John L. Hardee is expected home
from the North during this week Mrs.
Hardee will reside this winter on the cor
ner of Bull street and Gordon street, east
Mrs. James Troup Dent will spend the
next few weeks at Hofwyl.
Mrs. John Nisbet entertained few
friends with team whist Thursday after
noon. The players were Mrs. Rauers
Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs. James Dent
Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs. j. c. LeHardy.
Mrs. w. d. bearing and Mrs. Arthur
Gibbes.
Miss Helen Hardee is at home again.
after an absence of several months, which
she spent in. Canada and in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cope returned Fri
day from their bridal trip, and are at Miss
Ellen McAlpin's, on Oglethorpe avenue.
Miss Bowlin Of st. Paul is the guest
of Miss Helen and Miss Josephine Egan
Miss Ellis of Charleston is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Ellis, on Oglethorpe
avenue.
Mrs Lamar and Miss Mary Lamar are
expected home from New York the latter
part of this week.
Mrs. w. W. Gordon, Jr, returned yes
terday from Macon, after a short visit
to Lieut. Gordon.
week from New York
Mrs Mcdonald, wife of Mai Mcdonald.
after visiting friends in Atlanta has join
ed her husband here.
Mrs. Louis Malone and her sister. Miss
Ethel Moses, have returned to Savannah.
after an absence of many months, which
have been spent in Virginia and lately in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Malone have
taken a house on the corner of Abercorn
and Castor street.
Miss Lille Lyman was hostess at pref
ty luncheon Saturday morning Her
guests We're: The Misses Sada Stovall.
Lucy Barrow, Nora Edmondston, Lucille
Hunter, Mary Morel Pansy Boyd. Eleanor
Shelter. Lucy Dancy Anna Hunter, Flor
ence Stevens. Nellie White Mary Elliott.
Maggie White, Margaret Charlton, Eloise
Lyman and Clermout Huger.
Capt Townsend of the steamer CITY OF
/ Wakefield entertained the following guests
at dinner Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Evans Mss Nellie r. Walsh.
Miss May Roman, Miss Bessie Gallagher,
Miss Sallie Black, Capt. Michigan, Capt.
4 James d. Gibson, Mr.. j. Conner, Mr. Jo-
seph Harry and Mr. J. Black
/ Miss Carrie Lnienthal and her guests.
! Mrs. Waunbacher ana Miss Kohn. were
complimented with a game supper Thurs
/ day evening.
( Miss Resale Levy of Charleston will
arrive This week to visit Mrs Richard
\ Robinson, on Castor street
/ Mrs. Kaufman Of New York is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kayton. on the
I Park extension.
Mrs. A. shoolhafer OF Atlanta will ar
I rive shortly TO visit Mrs. II. Roth
1 Miss Ruth Ehrlich was given delight
/ full surprise party last evening by "A num-
I Der of her youns friends. Dancing and
/ INES were thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests. who were the Misses Hazel Haas.
/ Rita Gutman Ruthio Einstein. Hannah
i Ferst Gladys Lippman. Eunice Lippman.
I stella Levy, Rita MOhr, Matte Putzol
/ Esther Belsinger. stella Cohen ana Mir
/ lam Herman.
Mrs.. C., L. Elliott OF Brunswick is visit