The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
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and $50 was cleared for the use of poor lit
tie sufferers during the hot weather.
a party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Gabbett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mr.
and Mrs. Bayly Hopkins and Miss Leo
nora Gabbett enjoyed an afternoons fish
ing off the southern end of Warsaw last
Wednesday.
Another of the small launch parties of
the week was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carson Wednesday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Malone and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius F. Moses.
Miss Sarah Cunningham celebrated her
birthday April &c with a pretty dinner, at
which number of her little friends were
present.
The N. S. Club had a beautiful time
yesterday morning. 1t was Miss Pansy
Boyd's turn 80 play hostess, and she took
the members of the society and some out
side friends for a blackboard drive to the
Yacht Club. There they played for a
while. returning to the city for the re-
freshments awaiting them at Miss Boyd's
home on Liberty street. Those present
were the Misses Minnie Mackal, Anna
Hunter, Elise Krenson Sarah Cunning
ham, Ophelia Dent, Lucy Brooks, Con-
stance Chestnut, Augusta Wood, Mar
garet Charlton, Lily LYMAN, Lucy Bar
row, Mary Elliott, saba Stovan, Mary
Morel, Elizabeth Shotter, Eleanor Shot
ter, Rosalind Wood, Lucy Dancy, Lila
Carmichael, Claudia McAlpin, Lila CO.
mer, Mildred Cunningham, Grace Schaef-
fer, Sophie Meldrim and jamie Me.drim.
Mrs. John Howkins entertained a few
friends at supper Friday evening.
Invitations are out for a tea at Mrs. An
derson Carmichaers Tuesday afternoon, a
card party at Mrs Frank Battey's on the
same day, a meeting of the Evening Eu-
chre Club at Mrs Morrelrs Thursday ana
a card party at Mrs. Pleasant Stovall's
Friday afternoon. Miss Emma Huger will
entertain the S. E. o. Club ON Thursday.
Among the newly formed social organi-
cations the Terpsiehorean promises to be-
come a favorite This club has planned
a series of entertainments for the sum-
mer, and its members propose to make
the coming season as pleasant as possi-
BILE for their young lady friends. 1t al
ready has on its rolls such popular
young men as Messrs. Frank Hayward,
Berrien Glover Tatt Pritchard, Jack Car
son, Julian Schley, Tom Harper, Robert
Waller, Clayton Purse, Edward Thomp-
son, Stephen Hayward, Darwin Hull,
Henry Mirover, Aleck Hull Tom Hey
ward and Ravenei Gignilliat New mem
pcIS Will Dt duut1 lIOHl tlIilb 10 TIME DY
invitation. Informal entertainments here
tofore given by this set were much enjoy
ed by the participants, and still greater
success no doubt will attend their efforts
as an organized club.
Mrs. A. V. Gude of Atlanta and Miss
Sargent of New Haven, who had been
spending a few days in the city for the
purpose Of attending the meeting of the
Colonial Danes, left for the North yester-
day. Mrs. H. C. White of Athens, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
drim, will return to Athens tomorrow.
Miss Benning, who was also Mrs Mel
drim's guest, and Mrs. Lamar, who was
entertained by Gen. and Mrs. Gordon, re-
turned to Augusta yesterday. Mrs. Theot
is visiting Mrs. William Rogers, and will
remain in the city until the end of the
week
Cards were received during the week from
Mrs. Julia NJ. Allen announcing the mar
riage of her daughter, Evelina Elizabeth,
to DR.. Joseph Nancrede Guerard, We'd
nesday, April 10, at Woodstock, Va Dr.
Guerard is the son of Mr.. William Guer-
ard Of this city.
Mr.. Clifford W. Hartridge arrived from
New York Friday afternoon to spend
few days in Savannah. Mr.. and Mrs.