The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-27

Monday afternoon the members of the
Fortnlghtly Euchre Club were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. St. j. B. Graham at
her home on 327 Liberty street, east The
decorations were of ferns and narcissus,
while softly shaded lamps shed warm
glow over the rooms. Mrs. Charles Prem
dergast won the first prize, cut-glass
vase, and the second, a point lace hand
kerchief, was awarded to Mrs. Horace
Crane The other guests were: Mrs. j.
b Chestnut, Mrs. w. d. bearing, Mrs.
Rob Hull, Mrs. ] M. Lang, Mrs. Ravenel,
Mrs. w. F. Aiken, Mrs. Charles F. Prem
dergast, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs G.. c. Myers,
Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. NJ. w. Dixon,
Mrs. j. G. Van Marter, Mrs. H. c. Cook,
Mrs Gillette. Miss Daisy Phillips, Miss
Georgia Phillips, Miss Mayher and Mss
Hayward.
During the week Miss Willie Metzger
entertained a few of her friends very
Pleasantly at her home on Waldburg
street. Among the guests were: Miss Ka-
tie Maddocks, Miss Annie Maddocks, Miss
Belle Nungezer, Miss Katie Nungezer,
Miss Abel Ehlers, Miss Ethel Helmken,
Miss Winter, Miss Oracle Manning Miss
Nettie Nowacski, Mr.. Wylly Doty, Mr..
Charles Ehlers, Mr.. Robert Rice and Mas
tiers Frank and Ralph Metzger.
Washingtons birthday was celebrated
in many ways and one of the pleasant
gatherings on that evening was at Miss
Alma Lindsay's for otto party. The
decorations were most patriotic, being of
the stars and stripes artistically arranged
with tiny flags floating from different
parts of the rooms. Little Miss Lindsay
herself wore a tri-color gown. Miss Julia.
Hunter won the first prize, silver vinaig-
rette, and Miss Vera Palmer the second, a
pearl paDer knife. After supper. the
guests were each given a memento of the
Father of His Country in the shape of a
Ratchet box filled with bon bons. The
table was beautiful with it's center piece
of crimson carnations and red, white and
blue candle shades and ribbons. Present
were the Misses Constance Chestnut, &C.
Gle Woods, Cate Ellis, Coree johnson,
Mary Morel, Lucy Dancy, Norma Wright,
Lucy Barrow, Nellie White, Maggie White,
Josephine Reed. Gladys Johnstone, Lily
Lyman, Leo Sibley, Minnie Adams, Joe
Woodfin, Myra Wilcox and Mollie Cohen.
Another entertainment the same evening
and with similar decorations was given by
Mrs. Julian Solomon IN honor of the
Misses Krauss, Berg, and Scherzer of
Philadelphia, and Miss Friedman of New
York. The invitations, which were in
scribed on colonial paper, read as follows:
w dSHlIl5 ton Is our DTlQe,
His glory then we must not hide
VIII you next Tuesday call on me,
I've fixed the hour for half past three,
And live on Bull street four twenty three.
To greet you the time I've fixed upon
Is the earnest wish of Irene Page Solo
mon"
The games were all OF an historical char
aster, dealing with the great names. the
flags, and the coats of arms of the differ
ent states picture of Washington
himself was the first prize; and was won
by Mrs. Emile Newman; and Miss Berg
won Ratchet ornamented with the red,
white and blue. A history of our coun-
try made very apt consolation prize
Those present were: Mrs. Henry Solo
mon, Mrs. Emma Miller Mrs. Joseph Op-
penheimer, Mrs. Emile Newman, Mrs. Jo-
seph Lovenstein, Mrs. Edward Postell
Miss Scherzer, Miss Krauss Miss Berg.
MISS Friedman, and Miss Bertha Loven-
stein.