The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-29

danced at the Guards ArmOry Tuesday
evening by a large number of coup.es.
Mrs. Florance Minis, Mrs. Fleming du
Bignon and Mrs. Charles Shearson
were the chaperons in attendance, and
Mr. Edward Demere led the co-illion
gracefully with Miss Elise Guerard. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. y. +.
Flnney Mir and Mrs. Louis LeHardy,
Mr. and Mrs. John MallOch, Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. L. Wilson. Mir. and Mrs. Bernard
Guest Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Miss
Louise Chisholm, Miss Mary Haines, Miss
Mabel Sioddard, Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss
Caro- duBignon, Miss Nan duBignoh,
Miss Helen Egan Miss Josephine Egan'
Miss Lily Anderson. Miss Speer Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Lola Moynelo, Mss
Lima Huger, Miss Emma Huger Miss
Alice May Connerat Miss Lila Low, Miss
Laura Green of Philadelphia, Miss Elean-
or Parker, Miss Marie Blois, Miss iran
ces Nightingale of Brunswick, Miss Per-
kins Of Boston, Miss Eizabeth Butler,
Miss Mary Jones. Miss Harriet Elliott
Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Elise Guerard'
Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Frieda Rauers'
Miss Anulette Stubbs, Miss Albert HUI,
Miss Edith Warhed, Miss Sinnickson'
Miss Leonora Gabbett, Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Righton Habersham, Miss
Julia Wright, Mr.. Anton Wright, Mr..
John Morris, Mr. Clarence Anderson, Mr.
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ward. S. Elliott, Mr. Arthur b. Elliott,
Mr. e. O. Watkins, Mr.. Gordon Harrison
Mr.. William Gadsden, Mr.. Newell Turner
MIR. Eldred Simkins, Mr.. Edward Stod-
dard, Mr.. Palmer Arson, Mr.. John Stod-
dard, Mr. Clarence Connerat. Mr. Henry
Bruen, Mr.. Edward Haskell, Mr.. william
Haskell, Mr.. Harry Daniel, Mr.. Savage
Lyman. Mr.. Rogers Wood, Mr. stem
Bryan. Mr. Lang West Mr.. Frank Dear
A
den, Mr. Leopold Alexander, Mr.. Henry
Walthour. Mr.. George Germany,
Mr. Paschal Strong. Mr.. Ormond
Strong Mir Godin Guerard, Mr.,
Raymond Butler. Mr. Robert Butler Mr..
Robert Fleming, Mr.. Palmer Axson, Mr..
Hubert Duckworth, Mr.. Fred. Myers, Mr.
Noble Jones, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr.. Thorn
as Basslnger Mr.. Lloyd Owens, MI hd-
ward E. C. Habersham, Mai. Ruthers,
Lieut.. Henderson. Capt Marye, Mr. Rit-
tenhouse Moore, Mr.. James McAlpin, Jr.'
Mr.. J. D. Taylor Mr. North Chisholm
Mr. Robert Butler Jr., and Mr.. Stewart
EIinchs
Mrs j. Randolph Anderson entertained
Informally Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss King of Brunswick Among those
who were present were Mrs. John Heard
Hunter, Mrs. George owens, Mrs. W. W.
Gordon, Jr., Mrs Robert C. Harrison, Mrs
Louis NJ. lNf1dIuys MIS-. CuSiSA iNfAi7'
Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs. Robert Billing
ton. Miss Eleanor Parker of Newark, N.
j.. Miss Daisy Phillips, Miss Georgina
Phillips Miss Lily Anderson Miss Beck
with. Miss Frances Nightingale Miss Ma
RE Nisbet Miss Maud Williams Miss
Maud Thomas and Miss Emma Hopkins.
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Anulette
Stubbs. Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Albert
HUI. Miss Helen Egan and Miss Josephine
Egan were entertained Wednesday after
noon on board the Chester by Capt. VIII
liams and Lieut. Charpell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Myres compliment
ed the ladies who served at Mrs. Myres'
table on the occasion of the Michigan
dinner with a card party given Tuesday
evening at their pretty home on Han
street. All of the decorations were of
military nature. the parlors being hung
with crossed flags. Progressive euchre was
the game played, and the prizes, a Vene-
tan vase and a silver knife, were awarded
respectively to Miss O'Byrne and to Sergt.
Irwin, while DR.. Stanton was -consoled
for his poor luck by a silver pencil. The
guests were: MIR. and Mrs, j. ]. Gaudry,
Mr. and Mrs Max Wolff Mrs. w z.
Bailey Mrs. Max Robinson of Martinsburg,
w. Va, Miss Josie O'Byrne, Miss Florence
Colding Miss Stella Bailey, Miss Nellie
Allen, Miss Eta Lovenstein Capt. Newell,
Sergt Irwin and DIR. Henry Stanton.
Little Miss Wyche Davis celebrated her
fifth birthday Friday with a pretty after
noon party at the home of her parents on
New Houston street. Several happy hours
were spent by the children, among whom
We're Helen Dixon, Marie Vinson. Olive
Cummings, Laeah StillweH Maud Crit
fifth, Sarah Barclay, Mannette Willis, An
ME May Nix, Catherine Packard, Maggie
Bliss, Charlie Malone Sidney Lanier, jim
mic Gross and Merritt Dixon.
Several card parties are among the antici-
pated pleasures of the week Mrs Wright
Hunter will entertain with cards Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Albert Hull,
Mrs. Horace Crane Wednesday afternoon,
and Mrs. e. j. Thomas Thursday, compll-
mentary to Miss Mary Eaton. Tuesday
Mrs. w. G. AIorrell will entertain the
Married Woman's Club, and the s. e. o.
Club will be entertained by Miss Albert
Hui on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William w. Mackan gave
dinner party Wednesday evening at
which their guests were Mrs. Douglas
Green and Miss Green of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. owens Mr.. w w.
Williamson and Mr.. Edward c. Haskell.
Mrs. James H. Hunter was hostess of
lovely little luncheon Thursday given in
honor of Mrs. William b. Ravenel of
Charleston. The table was charmingly
decorated with violets and La France
roses which filed The slender cut glass
vases and formed a center piece
Miss Jennie English of Atlanta. who has
been the charming guest of Miss Marion
Hammond during the past week returned
home last evening. She was accompanied
by Miss Hammond who will spend next
week in Atlanta.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell returned Friday
evening from a visit TO Mrs. Laugdon
Cheves in Charleston, and left yesterday
for Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Miss Reid and her niece, Miss Perkins
of Boston, arrived last week and are at
the De Soto.
Capt. Thornton Marye of the Fourth
Virginia Regiment has been spending sew