The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-19

silver vinaigrette. The children present,
each of whom received a pretty valentine
as souvenir, were the Misses saba Sto-
vail, Anna Bell Gertrude Sullivan, Vera
Palmer, Lila Conner, Florence and Lucy
Barrow, Claudia Johnson. Lucy Dancy.
Nina Maekall Sophie and JAMIE Mel
dTim Annie Simkins, Lille and Eloise
Lyman, Parsy Boyd, Sarah Cunningham
Louise bearing, Mildred Cunningham
Gladys Girardeau, Inez Tiedeman, Ophe-
ia Dent, Eleanor Palmer Claudia Nc
Alpin, Elise Krenson. Florence and Jo-
sephine Stevens, Lucille Hunter, Sidney
Gabbeit Fanny Hinton, Augusta and
Rosalind Wood, May Egan, Belle Battey
Helen Gillette and 10 Woodhn.
The last card party of the pre-Lenten
season was given Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G. Black and was thor
ouhgly enjoyed by the guests,
who braved snow and ice to
be present. The rooms were invitngly
warm with the fire light, and glow of
shaded lamps, and were prettily decorated
with tall vases of La France and Nephitos
roses, freesias and asparagus fern. Five
handed euchre was the game of the even
ing, and the first prize. a cut glass and sill
yer powder box, was cut for by Mrs.
Pleasant Stovall and Mrs. Robert Guer-
ard, the latter winning The gentlemens
prize. a silver match box, was awarded TO
Mr. Wallace Howard with whom Mr.. VIII
liam Remshart tied. A silver mounted
rabbit foot was given as consolation to
Mrs. Heman Charlton. The other guests
present included Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Morrell, DR.. and Mrs. Crowther, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Wallace Howard, Mrs Thorn
as Ashe Hail, Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs.
A. L. Rees, Miss Alice Remshart Miss
agia y arf To
Miss McRory. Miss Smets. Miss Rees,
Mr. Heman Charlton, Mr.. James P. War
ing, MIR. J. J. hewitt, and Mr.. Walter
Jackson.
The Misses Lille and Eloise Lyman gave
a delightful child's party Monday even
ing at their home on New Houston street.
Owing TO the intense cold not nearly all of
the invited guests were present, but sew
eral hours of froiic and merriment were
enjoyed by the Misses Elsie Chisholm
Lila Carmichael, Lucille Hunter Eliza
beth and Eleanor Shotter Margaret Charl-
ton, Nora Edmonston, Lucy Brooks. jose
phine Reed, Annie Lyman and Tom and
Hayward Lyman and others.
A number of young people left the city
yesterday for the Isle of Hope where they
are now enjoying a jolly house party in
The summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A G.
Guerard, which has been placed at their
disposal for week. In the party are Mr.
and Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham. Jr.,
Miss Woodbridge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Ethel Moses Miss Elise Rauers Mr.. Co
din Guerard, MIR Leopold Alexander. Mr..
Rfttehnouse Moore, Mr.. James McAlpin,
Jr., Mr.. ]. ID. Taylor, and Mr.. Raymond
Butler.
A quiet home wedding will be celebrated
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
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daughter Martha Shellman Freeman and
DR. Edgar Steiner Thomson of New
York, will be united in marriage.
The ceremony, which will take place at
O'Clock, will be performed by Rev. James
Y Fair, and in the presence of only the
relatives and a few intimate friends. DR..
Thomson will have as his best man his
brother, Mr. Walter B. Thomson, but
there will be no other attendants,
After a. trip up the st. Johns river, DR..
Thomson will take his bride to New York,
where ne is a well known physician.
Miss Belle Daniel entertained Informally
Thursday with an afternoon tea, which
was greatly enjoyed by number of ker
friends.
Miss Sturdevant after a ten days visit
TO Miss Edith Johnston, has returned TO
her home in Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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Jacksonville, have been spending the past
week a the De Soto.
Mrs. James r. Dent is in town for a
day or two. She arrived Friday from
Glynns county and was accompanied 10y
Mrs. Phillips, who has been visiting her.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Beck, who nave
been the guests of Mrs. Bruen, returned
early in the week to their home in Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Miss Seckendorf. who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal, al
the ScreVen House, and Mrs. Wambacher
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs M
Lilienihal. on Taylor street, sailed Thurs
day for New York.
Mrs. Henry McAlpin and her mother
Mrs. Wilbur of South Bethlehem, Pa, left
Friday on a trip TO Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Myers have return
ed from New Orleansa where they have
been for the past ten days.
Mrs. Robert Guerard left Thursday fol-
Atlanta, where she will visit friends.
Miss Annie Conner returned Friday from
New Orleans, after an absence of several
weeks spent in that city, Norfolk and In
Charleston.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane left Friday evening
for Florida en- route 10 Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Haiman and children OF
Cleveland, O., viii arrive this week to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Haas.
Miss Sally Haskell returned Friday from
a visit to friends in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hittinger after
spending the past month or two in Sa-
vannah. will leave to-day for Florida. and
the West Indies.
Miss Caroline Williams of Charleston is
the guest of Miss Sally Haskell.
Mrs. Bradford Durham gave a delight
full luncheon at Bannon Lodge Friday in
compliment to her guests, Mrs. and Miss
Dunnington of Charlottesville, Va. In he
party were Mrs. Huntington Mrs. Scott
and Miss Scott of Augusta, Mrs w. w
Owens. Mrs. Harris Cope, Miss Mary
Mills of Griffin, Miss Hattie Saussy, Miss
Bulloch Miss Floride Banks, Miss Alice
! May Connerat, and Miss Brewer
An informal musicale was given Mon.
day by the members of the Mandolin Ciut
10 Miss Elizabeth Butler and her guest
Miss Stetson of Macon. A charming even.
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