The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07


( Low, Miss Rauers, Miss Freida
f, Eauers Miss E.eanOr Green, Miss
Lily Anderson, Miss Katharine Hart
ridge, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Mabel Stod-
/ dard, Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Fred Kent,
/ Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott, Mr.. Harry Daniel
/ Mr.. Edward Barnwen and Mr.. Rogers
| Woods.
Miss Belle Daniel entertained a few
/ friends Thursday morning very pleasant
I ~ Present were Mrs. George w. owens,
Mrs. y. F. Finney, Mrs. Robert L. Mercer
| Jr., Miss Eleanor Green. Miss Lesense of
) Charleston, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Liza
| Low, Miss Lima Huger. Miss Emma HUI
! ger, and Miss Sallie Haskell.
! The Married Women's Club met at Mrs.
| Pleasant Stovalrs Thursday afternoon,
| where they enjoyed a very pretty card
! party The parlors were decorated with
| spring flowers, and the prizes were Won by
| Mrs. w. w. owens, Mrs William G. Nor
/ rel and Mrs. John Screven, Jr.
| Miss Emma Huger gave an informal
morning Tuesday at which her guests
| We're entertained with a number of anus
| ing questions. These were most success
| fully answered by Miss Irene Withers, to
| whom the prize, a silver stock buckle. was
| awarded. The other guests present were
Miss Frances Charlton, Miss Crutchfleld
| of Macon, Miss Lesesne, Miss Edith
/
| inc Weed. Miss Sally Haskell Miss Geor-
| gia Freeman, Miss Phoebe Elliot, and
| Miss Righton Habersham.
Capt. Manigault entertained Miss Mil
| dred Cunningham and party of her
| friends Tuesday afternoon al his famous
! Rose Gardens. In the party were Mr.
| and Mrs. j. b. Chestnut, Miss Helen Egan,
| DR. William Duncan, and the Misses Sa-
| ran Cunningham, Constance Chestnut
RaGalfp1
Schaeffer, Sophie and jamie Meldrm and
| May Egan.
The March number of Lppincott con-
| tans a very bright and well-written story
which viii be of especial interest to Sa-
vannahians, not only because the scene is
| laid in Georgia, but because the authoress
| IS Mrs Joseph Lamar of Augusta, who
was among us last week and who has so
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hartridge left
| Tuesday for their home in New York. Dur
| ing the weeks which Mrs. Hartridge has
spent in Savannah, she has made by
| her charming personality many friends
who regret her departure.
l Mrs. Joseph Hoist of Columbus is the
| guest of Mrs. Thomas Hunter.
Miss Emmie Wilkins win leave to-mor-
/ row for New York from where she will sail
| on Saturday for Europe Miss wilkins will
| spend the summer studying In Paris, and
viii return 10 Savannah by Oct. Is, to open
| her art classes.
Mrs. Alexander Sessums Cleveland, who
has been spending the past month with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham, will
| leave this week for her home in Houston,
| Tex.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Tancrede Guerard
| have arrived from their wedding trip and
| Will make their home with Mr. and Mrs
| William Guerard on New Houston street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd of Washington, D. c..
are at the Dc Soto for a short while
| Miss Lucy Chisolm will leave to-mor-
| row for Charleston TO spend several weeks
| with her uncle, Mr.. Lawrence Chisolm.
| Mr.. Charlie Schley has just returned
| from quite lengthy absence. After a trip
| around Cuba he went via New York city
to visit relatives in Albany, N. Y.
| Miss Mary Arnold will arrive during the
| week from Jersey City TO be the guest OF
| her grandfather, Col John Screven.
Miss katherine Stiles of Richmond, Va,
| who hats been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
| w. owens left Wednesday for the North.
Miss Stiles will sail this month for Scot
land, where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Paul Lyman win leave tomorrow
| for Charleston to be present at the Con-
| federate reunion.
Miss Annie Backus of Columbus arrived
| Wednesday and is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael
Miss Lesesne, who has been visiting
| Miss Sally Haskell, will return to Charles
ton on Tuesday. Miss Haskell will accom-
pany her.
Mrs. John Twlggs left Wednesday for
Augusta after a fortnights visit to rela-
lives in Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. Gratz Myers will leave dur.
ing the week for Englewood, N. j., where
they viii make their home for the future
Miss Minna wilkins viii spend this week
in Charleston for the reunion.
Miss Lily Anderson is the guest Of Miss
Mary Jones. al White Bluff.
Mrs. John Hopkins will leave during the
week for a fortnights stay in Charles
ton.
Mrs. Theodore Kline and Miss Ida Kline
have returned from Mexico
Mrs. w. H. Elliott, the Misses Kolloch
and Miss Phoebe Elliott are among the
many Savannahians, who will spend the
week In Charleston.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas 5. Wylly left yester.
day for New York. from where he will
sail for Cuba next week on business.
Mr. George b. Fox. who has been spend.
ing the winter in Savannah at the head
! of the Art Students League. sailed TO,
8 the North Friday.
The Rev. Percy Gordon arrived from hi.
home in Boston during the week, and i.
the guest OF his brother Mr Beirne Cor
don.
Mrs N. F. Copeland and little daugh
ters. who have been spending the pas
few months with Mr. and Mrs. Taylol
Whitfield, left during the week for Mont
gomery, where they will visit friends be-
J fore returning 10 their home in LAGRANGE
Mrs William Sexton. president OF tn,
Savannah Chapter of the Daughters o.
the Confcderacy; Mrs. II. NJ. Branch. Mis-.
Addie Barnard and Mr. Hamilton Branch
5 will leave tomorrow for Charleston. e
be present at the Confederate reunion
Miss Barnard will be sponsor for the Con.
I federate veterans.
Mrs Marshall and Mrs. Guy Webb How
ard win attend the Confederate reunion
in Charleston this week.
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