The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-08

supper the young people amused them
selves with blowing bubbles. the prizes
an ivory memorandum book and silver
pencil, being won by Miss Miriam Dent
! and by Floyd Gambler To Miss Relic
Shooter and TO Alexander Lawton the
BOBBY prizes We're awarded. The guests
Were the Misses Mary Hops, Reba White,
Nellie White, Margaret Charlton, Fannie
Philips, Myra Wilcox, Eileen Hunter.
Cornelia Maclean, Clermon Huger, Miriam
Dent Clifford Munnerlyn, Belle Shotter,
and the Messrs. George Baldwin, Charlie
Edmonston, John Conner, Floyd Gambler.
| Beirne Gordon, Jr, Lester Karow, Jim
Waring, Antonio Warning. Campbell Kren-
! SON Tracy Hunter, Jr5- and Gordon
Haines.
The officers of the Second Artillery gave
straw ride last evening, followed by a
supper at Damon Lodge Among those
who were present were: Lieut. and Mrs
Undertake, Mrs. Raymond Demere, Miss
Marie Nisbet, Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss
Elizabeth Butler, Miss Mabel Stoddard.
MISS Jane Sullivan, Miss Marion Ham
moud, Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Kate
Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers. Miss Daisy
Phillips, Miss Georsina Phillips. Mai.
woodruff, Lieut.. Martindaie, Lieut.. Wells
Lieut.. Carpenter Mr. Fred Myers. Mr. I
D. Taylor, Mr. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Shelby
Myrick, Mr.. Edward sT}ensre, Afr. Henry
Walthour MIR. Edwards Stoddard and Mr..
John Morris f
MISS Estelle and Miss Rita Gutman cele-
DRAFTED their Nurteenth and sixteenth
birthdays last evening with a beautif,I
party, at the home of their parents on
Castor street The house presented a fes-
tive scene with its elaborate decorations
OF bamboo and flowers. Pink was the col
or OF the evening, and the parlors were
orIlEant with rose-shaded lights. On every
side We're draperes and decorations Of
PINK, ana even the guests were dressed in
various shades of the same lovely color
In the supper room there were five tables
| IaVlshly decorated with wreaths of smi-
| lax caught with pink satin ribbons
| and in the center of each of these was
| a banquet lamp with pink globe The
| places were marked by dainty pink boxes
! of candy, and the refreshmen as far as
| possible, were rose-tinted. The Misses
| Gutman wore lovely gowns of white
oatiste and lace over pink, with satin
| sashes and ribbons A delightful evening
was spent in playing a number of original
| games, especially invented for this happy
occasion. Those who were present were:
| Miss Rita Roth Miss Ada Traub. Miss
| Edna Llienthal, Miss Birdie Numbers.
| Miss Sadie Sternberg, Miss Florence Stern.
Miss Valerie Stern, Miss Bertha Amram.
| Miss Eta LOvenstein, Miss Rita Faik
! Miss Eunice Lippman, Miss GLADYS Linn
| man, Miss Hannah Einstein, Miss Ruthie
| Einstein. Miss Stella Cohen, Miss Rita
! Mohr Miss Miriam Herman, Miss Geor-
! gia Perlinski, Miss Zipporah Mendes, Miss
| Esther Belsinger, Miss Matte Putzel, Miss
Lena Gerst Miss Hazel Haas, Miss Han
nah Ferst and Miss Stella Levy.
Friday evening Miss Elise Rauers gave
| bicycle run, followed by a supper in
| honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodge of
/ New York. The other guests We're: Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs.
! 7. NJ Cunningham, Jr., Miss Jane SulH-
van. Miss Alice Tyndan, Miss Wood
! bridge, Miss Mabel Stoddard, the Misses
duBignon, Mr.. Leopold Alexander. Mr..
James McApin, Jr., Mr. Rittenhouse
/ Moore, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr. Joe Tayor
| and Mr.. Godin Guerard.
| Miss Julia Hunter was hostess at a
| pretty card party Friday evening, the
| guests being the Misses Cattle Ellis, Ma
mic Trezevant. Mona Hunter, Miriam
! Dent, Margaret Charlton, Eileen Hunter.
J Julia Trezevant. Cecle Woods, Cora John
| son, Ethel Durham, Clermont Huger,
| Myra Wilcox, Elizabeth Gilbert and the
! Messrs. Charlie Edmonston, Tracy Hunt
err Jr., Dan Hull, Harris Cope, Ralph Mel
! drim, Gratz Dent. Dana Stevens, Beirne
/ Gordon, Jr., owen Daniel Antonio War
ing, Jim Waring and Fort Hammond.
| Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! w. Hodge chaperoned a bicycle party to
the Yacht Club house at Thunderbolt.
/ The others in the party We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Miss Mac
/ lean, the Misses duBgnon, Miss Rauers,
! Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss Woodbridge.
/ Miss Emma Hopkins, Mr. Fred Myers
! and Mr.. j. Ferris Cam. After delightful
run back to the city, they were all en-
| tertained by Mrs. Hodge with a supper.
Thursday morning the following young
! ladies were present at a delightful lun-
cheon at Bannon Lodge: Miss Einstein
| Of Cincinnati Miss jeanette Menhard,
! Miss Butzel of Detroit. Miss Blanche
| Mohr Miss Irene Frank, Miss Beulah
| HeXter. Miss Mamie Engel, Miss jeanette
| Herman, Miss Lovenstein of Philadelphia
| Miss Triest of Charles ton, Miss Fanny
Seckendorf. Miss Nettie Utilz, Miss Rosa
lie Levy. Miss Eva Kohn, Miss Lily
Traub, Miss Miriam Well, Miss Bessie
Lilientha and Miss Jean Lovenstein of
Richmond.
A party of young people went, out to
| Mr.. John LaFar's place at Isle of Hope
| last Monday and there enjoyed an oyster
| roast. Those present were Miss Lily
| Green of Dalton, Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss
| Lula Davis Miss Meta Kemps, Miss Ma
/ rion Cooper Miss Eula Shuptrine, Miss
/ Edith StllwelI. Miss Fife Bloodworth,
Mr.. Harry Richardson Mr.. Charlton Bar