The morning news., 1899-04-16

IN the Meadows. Hearts was the game of
the entertainment and after an hour or two
of playing. pretty prizes We're awarded to
the most successful. A pair of gold cuff
links were given to Miss Florence Stevens,
and frame to Miss Louise
Dearing while a silver knife and a pair
of silver cuff buttons were won by Mas
ter Albert Maclyall and Master Busy Sur
long. Delicious refreshments were served
after card playing by Mrs. John Screven,
Mrs. j. L. Walthour, Mrs. Charles A
Gibbes. Mrs. w. G. MorrelI, Mrs. Ruby
Nicholl, Miss Hctty Adams, Miss Ada
HUI and Miss Hattie Hull. There We're
forty little guests present. among
them the Misses Sophie and
jamie Meldrim, Anna Bell, Eliz-
aheth Malone, jamie Davant Emma
Walthour, Mel Charlton, Gertrude Jones,
Lucy Dancy, Ethel Durham, julie Scre-
ven Marguerite Suits, Louise Dearing
Annie Slmkins. Katie Gleason, Sally Car
michael. Josephine Stevens, Florence Ste
vens, Claudia Johnson. Eleanor Shotter,
Mary Shotter, Wallace Howard, Edward
Gibbes, Davenport Bryan, William Cam.
Catesby Jones. Charles Maclean, Harland
Broughton John Morrell, Harold Bound
and Willy Morren
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Gibbes entertain
ed party of their friends with a delight
full supper at the Yacht Club Friday even
ing. The tables were decorated with lii
ies-of-the-valley and Carnations. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Owens, DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Owens.
Mrs. Clifford Hartrldge, Mrs Joshua Mer-
rill Jr., Miss Emily Forbes, Miss Kath-
arine Hartridge, Miss Mary Eaton, Miss
Nan duBgnon, Mr.. j. d. Taylor Mr.
John Malloch, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott, Mr..
5. Z. Shotter and Mr.. Raymond Butler.
Mr.. w. w. Williamson gave a de-
lightful little dinner party last Sunday.
at which his guests were Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Malone, Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss
Lima Woodbridge, Miss Nan duBignon,
Col Taylor, Capt Marye, Mr.. Henry vii
liams and Mr.. William Pratt.
Mrs. A. r. Moynelo and Miss Moynelo
entertained informally Wednesday even
ing. Some delightful music, which ranged
from the classic to the coon song, was
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests. who
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Battey, Mrs.
Clifford Hartridge, Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss
Rosa Sullivan, Miss Katharine Hartridge,
Mr. Robert Fleming and Mr.. Charles
Banks.
Mrs. Rauers and Miss Friederska Rauers
viii leave for New York Wednesday to
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Heard Hunter ar
rived Tuesday from trip TO Washington
and New York.
Miss Elizabeth Parker of Charleston is
the guest of Miss Sally Haskell.
Miss Katherine Stiles arrived Wednes-
day from her home in Richmond. Va, and
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. George Owens
on Seventh street.
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas S.
Tr
from Cuba, where she spent the winter
Mrs. william S. Lowell Jr., and Miss
Hannah Elliott of Birmingham spent a
few days with friends in town during the
week, sailing Wednesday evening for New
York.
Mrs. Wright Hunter and her little son.
left yesterday for Louisville, Ga, where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs Frank screven arrived from hei
home in Columbus Friday evening and il
spending a few days in Savannah.
Miss Emily Forbes of Warrenton, Va
is now the guest of DR.. and Mrs. w. w
owens.
Mrs william Hunter returned FRIDAY
| evening from Cordele, where she spent sew
eral days during the week.
Mrs Charles Marshall and Miss Heller
Marshall. who have been the guests o
Mrs. Henry r. Jackson, left yesterday fo
their home in Rome, Ga.
Miss Emily Hill, after spending sew
eral weeks with her sisters, returned Fri
day to Bluffton. S. G.
| Miss Leonora Gabbett and Miss May du
Bignon returned Friday evening from
Columbus. where they were the guests o
| Mrs. Swift
Mrs, Thomas s. Wylly of Darien spen
part of the past week in Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Condor, who hav
been spending the week with Mrs. Banno
at Thunderbolt will leave tomorrow even
ing for Macon.
! Miss Missile Westcott after a visit to Mis-
| Lula Davis left Thursday evening for he
home in Wilmington, N. c.
Mrs. Joseph Branch and daughter Wi
| leave in day or two TO visit friends i
| Macon and Atlanta.
Mr.. w. A. wilkins, Jr., of WaynesborC
spent several days at the De Soto las
| wec.-.
Mrs. G. Pratt Deal left last week I
visit relatives in Quincy, Fla.
Miss Josie Ruth was complimented wit
surprise party by her little friend
| Thursday night at her home at Elevent
and Montgomery streets The charmin
little hostess entertained her visitors dc
nghtfully Songs, dances, recitation:
etc, were enjoyed and refreshments sery
ed Among those present were: Met
Clarke, Florence Clarke. Pearl Groove
Helen Wilson. Lucille Ruth, Ethel Ruth
Josie Ruth. Judith Rabey, Harry ShuI
trine, Overron Walton. Pascal Walton. CT
eli Rabey. Edgar Rahey, Schley Westcot
Benuie Wilson, Henry Grower, Erne:
Parker, Arthur Ruth and James Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin r. Myres left T'r
day for New York city where they wi
make their home.
Mrs. John AIaloch left during the wee
for New York, from where she will sa
next week FOR Europe, Mr. Malloch joir
Ing her.
Miss Flora Dancy left last evening fc
Augusta. where she will visit Miss Loci
hart.
Mrs walter Chisholm spent severa, day
in town during the week. en- route TO Ne
York from Florida.
Miss Frances Charlton left Monday e
Macon, where she Is visiting friends.
MIR. aud Mrs Moses and their dauei
ter Miss Ethel Moses, who have bee