The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-12

Huntington. are spending the week in
Florida.
Miss Adelaide Howell of Atlanta ar
rived yesterday to visit Miss Flora Dancy.
Miss Lulu Riley of New Madrid. Mo-, is
visiting Miss Ella NJ. Perry at III Gordon
street, west.
Among the card parties of the week was
a beautiful one given Tuesday evening by
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Boley, complimentary
TO the Misses Trieste and Miss. Sadie
Traub The parlors were decorated en-
tirely in green and white with palms,
potted plants and vases of Roman hya-
cinths; and at the table, after the card
playing, the same color scheme was fol-
lowed, silver shades being used on the
green candles. The ladies' prizes, a silver
bracelet and cut glass and silver powder
box, were won by Miss Kohn and Miss
Lily Traub while to Mr.. Carl Herman
was awarded a fountain pen, and to Mr..
Herbert Traub a silver pencil The others
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Herman, Mr..
and Mrs. Prayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Traub,
Mrs Josephs Miss Behrwald of Atlanta,
Miss Sonnenberg, Miss Jeanette Utitz,
Miss Jeanette Herman, Miss Einsten,
Mr.. G. L. Kayton, Mr.. D. A. Byck, Mr..
Moses Herman, Mr.. Jake Smith, Mr.. Wal
ter Belsinger, Mr.. Mord Hyams, Mr.. Hi
ram Whitcover, and Mr.. Jake Herman.
Little Miss Stella Bailey was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at a clown party,
given to celebrate her birthday. Quite a
number of guests were present and pretty
prizes were awarded. Miss Celia Starr
won a silver fan chain, Miss Ethel Fret
well, a silver pencil, Findley Walton a
gold pen and John Elton one of the Henty
books The other guests were Miss jamie
Shuptrine, Miss Ida Exley, Miss Nellie
White Miss ErafuuaU Mics Edna
Haupt, Miss Henrietta Turner, Miss Lau-
RE Hill, Miss Marie Scovel, Miss Bessie
Krenson, Miss Matte Billiard, Miss May
Nichols, Miss Elsie Gaillard, Miss Leila
Gaillard, Miss Annie Starr Miss Laurie
Hops, Miss Marie Robertson, and the
Messrs. Dan Mcmillan. Frank Robertson
Roger Starr, Walter Elton, John Rebarer.
Thomas Elton. George Cornwall, Fred
Nichols, Lance Smith, George Krenson.
and George Elton.
Mrs. w H. Powell entertained at lunch
con Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. William Rynehart, of Griffin
Those present were: Mrs w. c. Schaef-
fer, Mrs. A. Lustig, Mrs. c. Lang, Miss
Gussie Klug and Miss Mamie Lang.
One of the pleasantest chlldren's enter
tainments of the week was luncheon and
matinee party given on Saturday after
noon by little Miss Fanny Hinton. The
tiny cards of invitation which We're issued
in verse met with many clever responses
in the same form, all of these evidencing
the happy anticipaiions of the small guests.
The prevailing color of the luncheon decor
atoms was pink, and this shade lent a rose
colored touch to the pretty table appoint
ments which gave added zest to the deli
cate viands prepared. After the luncheon,
the children were further made happy by
an afternoon at the matinee and the occa-
sion was one which they will long remem-
Der. The names of those present were
Misses Lila Conner. May Egan, Sophie and
jamie Meldrim, Augusta and Rosalind
Woods, Elise Krenson, Annie Simpkins,
Agnes Brewer, Anna Bel, Isabelle
Vaughn. Fanny Halle and Louise bearing.
pleasant party who enjoyed fish
supper at the Bannon Lodge on Monday
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
Storer, Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Corish. MI
and Mrs. H. r. Wilson. Miss DeHoney of
Minneapolis. Mr.. John Strous Miss Rey-
nolds and MIR. D. W. Kumm.
Miss Mamie DeHoney of Minneapolis
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. p. Corish has returned home