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

Club Wednesday at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Morren. on Forsyth
Park. Three rooms We're thrown open to
the card players, and decorated with
profusor Of beautiful roses. The deep
pink of the Paul Neron was seen every
where ia the first room, making a gor-
geous show of color under the brilliant
lights. The library, opening into this
room, was decorated entirely with white
roses, and the dining room beyond with
crimson. The prizes were particularly
pretty and unique, a pair Of silver glove
stretchers and a silver corkscrew. Miss
Lucy Orme won the first, while the second
was cut for by Mr. Arthur Overton and
MIR. w. w. williamson. the latter winning
it, Mr. and Mrs NIorrelrs guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter, DR..
and Mrs W. W. owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Malone Mr.. and Mrs. viii
lam D. Dearing. Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Fin
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius f. Moses, DR..
and Mrs. John S. Howkins Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. a. G. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Overton,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry d. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Walthour Mr.. and Mrs. John Screven, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs Chesnutt, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Muir Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace How
ard Mrs James Brown OF Louis
vile, Ga, Mrs. +. c. Battey Mrs.
r. J. Charlton. Miss Belle McAlpin, Miss
Abbie Orme, Miss Lucy Orme, Miss Claud
Bond, Miss Sarah Baker. Miss Lola
Howell, Mr.. Pinckney Huger, Mr.. Will
lam Pratt, Mr.. Mitchell King and Mr.. w.
w. Williamson.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Anderson Car
michael was hostess from 5 until s at a
delightful tea, when her home on Second
street was thronged with guests. The two
long parlors were prettily decorated with
roses and in the dining room great
bowl of white hawthorn blossoms
made a most beautiful center piece for the
table. No lamps We're lighted, but the
windows thrown wide open admitted the
lovely spring sunshine and made one real
ize that the winter season, with It's short
afternoons and "rose-shaded lamps" is a
thing of the past-and future only. Mrs.
Carmichael was assisted in receiving her
guests by Miss Emily Shooter, Miss Maude
Thomas. Miss Carmichael and Miss Mary
Anderson Owens. Mrs. William Morrell
aud Mrs. Henry Stevens served the tea
and punch, while those who
handed the refreshments were Mrs.
Charles Malone Miss Julia I Ow-
ems Miss Belle Daniel. Miss 2 Lima
huger, Miss Emma Huger Miss Lucy
Chisolm. Miss Elizabeth Shotter and Miss
Eleanor ShOtter. Among the guests pres
ent were: Mrs. w. H. Elliott, Mrs. Rufus
L. Lester, Mrs. Clayton Woods, Mrs. c.
A Cunningham, Mrs. Pape, Mrs + nj
Cunningham Mrs. Edward Karow. Mrs.
Bulloch, Mrs. Robb White, Mrs. Murray
Stewart, Mrs. L. G. duBignon, Mrs. John
Crowther, Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes, Mrs
7. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. George
Schley, Mrs. Rauers, Mrs Heman Char-
ton, Mrs. Julian johnson, Mrs. Walter G.
Hartrdge, Mrs Arthur Gibbes, Mrs Mis-
bet, Mrs. Freeland, Mrs. John Bryan, Mrs.
E. A. Mercer, Mrs. Louis Ie-
Hardy. Mrs. II. Wiley johnson,
Mrs. Claude Hammond, Mrs C. s. Ellis.
Mrs. James T. Dent, Mrs. r jefferson
Randolph, Mrs. Lewis Haskell, Mrs. VIII
liam Hunter. Mrs. II. NJ Stoddard. Mrs.
Bayly Hopkins, Mrs. William II. Hunter,
Mrs. James r. Sheldon. Mrs. w d. Dear
lug, Mrs. c. Wallace Howard, Mrs w. T.
N'ilams, Mrs. Washburne, Mrs. Charles
N. West, Mrs. W. d. Simkins, Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs
Edward NJ. Habersham, Mrs Malcolm
Macean, the Misses Kolloch, Miss Kate
Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Nisbet
Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Leonora Cab
belt, Miss RishJon Habersham Miss
Emma Washburne, Miss Cornelia Lee
Miss Emma Bulloch. and Miss Weed,
Miss Crutchfeld of Macon, Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Mabel Stod-
dard, Miss Lucy Orme, Miss duBig-
non, Miss Sale McAlpin, Miss Nina
Pape. Miss Woodbridge, the Misses Rau-
ers, Miss Mary JONES' Miss Maria Minis.
fATs 4 s1,
Phoebe Elliott, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Lula Hill, Miss Sallie Haskell and Miss
Lesesne.
on the same afternoon Mrs. Frank C
Battey entertained a number of her
friends with a beautiful card party The
prizes. a set of Haviand bread and butter
plates and a dainty little cream pitcher,
were won by Mrs Clarence Murphy anu
Mrs. Wallace Howard. The players were.
AIRS. Charles A. Shearson, Mrs. Isaac
Minis, Mrs. Eugene Corson. Miss Louis
Malone, Mrs. Thomas J. Charlton, Mrs
I. Jefferson Randolph, Mrs. w. w. Ow-
ems, Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson, Mrs
Wallace Howard, Mrs. George Owens
Mrs Arthur Overton, Mrs Eugene Ander-
son. Mrs. Workman, Mrs w d. Dearine
Mrs. John D. Paige. Mrs Cornelius T.
Moses. Mrs. John Screven. Mrs William
II. Schley, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs Pleasant
Stovai Mrs. George Schley, Mrs j. NJ
Lang, Mrs. James Browne, Mrs. Cuylel
Gordon, Mrs. William Hunter, Mrs. Johr
II. Hunter, Mrs. Clarence w. Murphy, Mis-.
Maude Hayward, Miss Conner, Miss Har
ret Ganahl. Miss Irene Withers. Mis-.
Claude Bond, Miss Howell Of Atlanta
Miss Belle McAlpin Miss SaIie Haskell
Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Lesesne. Mis-.
Emma Hopkins, Miss Katharine Hart
ridge Miss Mary Eaton. Miss Ingram
Miss Leila Hill, Miss Orme. Miss Nan du
Bignon ana Miss Elise Rauers
During its existence OF a whole season
Tie s. Il. o. club has had no two enter
tainmeats alike, and for its last meetin,
. The hostess. who was Miss Emma Hugel
on this occasion, had the privilege of tax
ing her friends over 10 Capt. Maniseu.t',
beautiful rose gardens on Pennyworth Isl
and. a more delightful way of sDendtnt
spring afternoon there could no
be, the three-miles' row up III,
river and between the green canal bank,
being one OF the features Of the entertain
ment, to say nothing of the wealth O.
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