The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

Friederska Rauers, Mr.. George T. Cam,
Mr. Mills b. Lane, Mr. Clarence Ander-
son, Mr. r. p. Butter Mr. B. F. Fnney,
Mr.. Stuart Hincks. Mr.. Edward s. Ell
lott Mr.. Oliver Hunter Mr.. Leopold
Alexander, Mrs Adams Ganahl, Mr..
E. S. Mcclellan. Mr.. Ritten-
house Moore. Mr. John Morris, Mr..
Henry Walthour, Mr.. Lowndes Waithour,
Mr.. T. n. West, Mr.. George Germany, Mr..
Shelby MyTick, Mr.. Tenuille, Mr.. Robert
Fleming Mr.. r. O. Watkins. Mr.. Edward
Habersham, Mr. Joe Taylor Mr.. Pasehal
Strong, Mr. George Freeman Mr. Fred
Myers, Mr.. Holland, Mr.. England, Mr.
Kent, Mr.. Noble Jones, Mr. Frank Dear
ing, Mr. Reed OF Washington. Mr.. A. c.
NandiVer, Capt Steiner Lieut. Cater,
Lieut.. Hillyer, DIR. T. r. Marshall Capt.
Marye, Lieut.. G. NJ. Davis Maj. Hick-
man, Mai. Longstreet Maj. Chalaron, Nal
Gordon, Capt. Shrine, Capt Paxton, Capt
Jacob, Capt. HILL Capt. Herndon, Capt
Wagner, Lieut. Foster, Lieut.. Causey
Lieut. Dregazon, Lieut. Foster Lieut.
Barrow, Lieut. Webster, Lieut. Spencer
Lieut. Drew.
Mrs. Harry Ward of Port Hope. who Is
here as the guest of Mrs T. S. Wayne
was complimented Monday evening by a
charming supper given by Mrs. T. NJ
Cunningham, Jr. The table. which was
lighted by pink shaded candles, was par
1cularly dainty with its decorations Of
growing ferns Besides the guest of hon
or those present were Mrs. r. II. Ander-
son, Mrs. T. S. Wayne. Mrs. L. w. Has
kell, and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham
Friday Mrs. Cornelius f. Moses chape-
roned party to the camp of the Third
Georgia, where they were delightfully."- en-
tertained at dinner by Lieut.. Pincknev
Steiner, assisted by Lieuts. Harris. Cater.
and Harris. The young ladies in the
party were the Misses Katharine and
Frieda Rauers and Miss Marion Ham
mond.
Mrs. John Paige was hostess Thursday
at a delightful afternoon musicale at
which Mrs. Burdette of New York. who
is spending the winter here, and who is
quite a brilliant pianist, charmed her
auditors by her talented playing. Mrs
Pages guests were Mrs. Burdette. Mrs.
Clavius Phillips. Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs.
John Malloch. Mrs. Isaac Minis. Mrs.
George Owens, Mrs. Charles Shearson.
Mrs. j. Florance Minis, Mrs. Eugene Cor
son, Miss Baker, Miss Daisy Phillips. Miss
Georgina Phillips and Miss Emily Law
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Lawton gave a din
ner party Friday evening in honor of their
niece, Miss Corinne Maclall The other
guests were Miss Katharine Rauers, Miss
Jane Sullivan, Miss Albert Hull Mr. John
Norris, Mr.. Frank bearing Mr. Arthur
Elliott, and Mr.. Clarence Anderson.
The Whist Club met Friday at Mrs.
Rauers, the only guest present besides the
members being Mrs. w. w. Gordon.
A box party will be given tomorrow
evening by the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy TO Col. William Bryan and staff at
the performance "Bibi."
Tuesday the members of the Euchre
Club enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon
as the guests of Miss Mamie Willcox.
The rooms were decorated entirely in pink
roses being the only flowers used. The
first prize, beautiful silver darning egg,
was won by Miss Floride Banks, and to
Miss Jane Sullivan was awarded for con-
ISOLATION a maidenhair fern. The others
present were Mrs. II. c. McFadden, Miss
Irene Withers, Miss Margaret Gardner
Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss Phoebe Ell