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


BullOch. Miss Lily Anderson. the Misses
duBignOn, Miss Jocine Weed, Miss Kate
Harridge Miss Flora Dancy. Miss Nina
Pape, the Misses Conner, Miss Wthers,
Miss Lola Moynefo Miss Emma Hopkins
Miss Georgia Freeman, DR.. James Y. Fair,
Mr.. James Barnard. Jr.. Mr.. e. N Han
cock, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott, Mr.. Mills B.
Lane, Mr.. Thomas Hunter, Mr.. Ormonde
Strong and Mr.. Palmer Arson. A number
Of other gentlemen were present later in
the evening and the Old year was danced
out with great merriment.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIorance Minis gave a
dinner Monday evening in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Gwathmey of New York. THE
table was decorated with pink roses Tbosa
present We're Mr.. and Mrs Gwathrnev
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson. Mrs.
William w. Gordon, Jr., Miss Laura Har-
ris, Mr.. Alexander X. Lawton and DR..
Waring
Friday evening Mrs. Julian Hartridge
gave a small entertainment compliment
tary TO the Savannah boys of st. James
who are the Messrs. Lawrence and MouI-
trie Lee, Edward and Lester Karow. Mon
tague and Hudson Boyd, Dawson Wyllv.
and Neyle Simkins. adnl the early part of
the evening the guests We're engaged in
a drawing contest. Miss Annie Clarl5son
won The first prizes Miss Cora Johnson
and Mr.. Mckay bearing The second. while
the BOBBY prizes were given to Miss Cliff
ford Munnerlyn and Mr. Moultrie Lee. Jr
After supper dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour. Those present were; Miss
Reba White, Miss Eileen Hunter, Miss
Margaret Charlton, Miss Sarah Cunning
nam, Miss Annie Clarkson, Miss Maud
Gamble Miss Fanny Brown, Miss Min
Ethel Mcintyre, Miss Elise Krenson, Miss
Clifford Munuerlyn, Miss Cora Johnson
Miss Lola Moynelo and the Messrs Camp
bell Krenson, Laurence Lee, Alexander
Lawton, Jr, Raymond Sullivan, Moultrie
Lee, Jr, Warren Butler, Dawson Wylly,
Savage Lyman and others.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Arthur M
Gibbes entertained with a small seven
handed euchre party in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Gan HARDWOOD of Atlanta. The
other guests We're Miss Elise Rau-
ers, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss
Margaret Gardner, Miss Annie Maclean,
Miss Katharine Haruidge, and Miss Emma
Hopkins. Miss Gardner wss the winner
of a pretty silver powder box.
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson gave an in
formal morning yesterday for the friends
of Miss Laura Harris, who is now her
guest. llOSG present were MIS-. OudF4GS
B. Malone Mrs. Beirne Gordon Mrs.
Harry Ward, Mrs. John Heard Hunter,
Mrs William Garrard, Mrs w. w. Mac
kali, Mrs Finnie; the Misses Phillips,
Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss Barrow,
Miss Maud Thomas and Lila Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hartridge enter
tanned with cards Wednesday evening In
honor OF Mrs. Harwood and the Misses
Harwood Of Atlanta. The other guests
were Mrs Julian Hartridge, Miss Eliza
beth Haskell, Miss Katharine Hartridge,
Miss Julia Hartridge Mr.. Noble Jones, Mr..
Henry Bruen, Mr.. J. II. Butner, Mr.. George
Freeman and Mr.. Anton p. Wright.
Mr.. George Pratt Deal of Savannah was
married Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
to Miss Anna S. Mabry of Palatka, Fla.
The wedding took place in the presence
OF the family and a few intimate friends
al the home of the brides brother, Mr..
e. II. Mabry, who performed the cere-
mony Palms, vine and Christmas ber>
res were used for the house decorations.
the bridal couple taking their places be-
meath a beautiful arch as the first strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march were
heard. The bride wore a stylish tailor
made suit of tan cloth, with hat of the
same shade and carried a bouquet of bride
roses. She is one of Palatka's most ponu-
lar aud accomplished young ladies' and has
made many friends during her four years
stay there. Mir Deal. who is a native Of
Palatka, is a son of Capt Deal, so long
connected with the railroads of Florida.
and a grandson of the late Col G. w
Pratt, one of the best known journalists
of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Deal left i'm
medately after the ceremony for Savan-
nah, where they Will make their home. as
Mr.. Deal is connected with the Plant Sys-
tenn offices here
Miss Lille Lyman was hostess az pret-
~ tea ThVsday evening. Among those
invited were the Misses Lila Martin of
Bluffton, S. c.; Florence Stevens. Margaret
Charlton, Maggie White Eloise Lyman and
Berne Gordon, Jr.. Ralph Meldrim Lester
Karow Walter Hayward, Dana Stevens
and Malcolm Maclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luther Bridges have
issued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Elizabeth Bridgers Cox to Mr.
Benjamin Ficklin Finney on Tuesday
morning, Jan. 8, at Hilma, near Tarbor-
ough, n. c.
Tuesday evening Miss Stella Cohen gave
candy pull in honor of Miss Birdie
Hymes Of Sandersville. The first prize
Lucille" was won by Miss Eva I.oven
stein and the second. THE Opening Of
a Chestnut Burr by Miss Rita Gutman.