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

Z Charlton, the Misses Thomas Miss Cosens,
I Miss Annie Maclean. Miss Harriet Elliott
{ Miss Katharine Hartridge. Miss Sinuick-
son, Miss BacAus, Miss Edith Johnston
MISS Lawton, Miss Maria Minis the
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss sal
lie McAlpiu Miss Helen Egan.
Miss Albert HUI, the NJ sses
Phillips, Miss Josephine Egan, Mise
Moses, the Misses Huger. Miss Elise
/ Guerard, the Misses Wright. the Misses
Nisbet Miss Lizzie Barrow, Miss Warins,
Miss Alice Tyndal, Miss Mary White Miss
( Reba White. Miss Belle Daniel. Misses
Haskell Miss Anna Hunter Miss Har-
wood and Miss Lucy HUI.
Miss Margaret Charlton was hostess YES
to-day afternoon at "a charming party Civ
On for her by her parents at their resi-
. dence on Charlton street After an excit-
ing time spent in guessing the many
, things aha, are to be found by the initiat-
cd on an every day cent, the first prizes.
a silver shoe horn and silver knife
weres awarded to Miss Gertrude Sullivan
and Mr.. Ralph Meldrim. The other
| guests We're the Misses Lucy Barrow,
Anna Hunter, Minnie Mackan Maggie
/ White Susie Haskell, Gertrude Sullivan.
Lily Lyman, Lucy Brooks, the guest of
Mrs Kelly, Sada Stovall, Florence Stew
ems and her guest Miss Lily Morton,
Eloise Lynah Mary Elliott Sophie Mel
mutt, Tolty Clay, Pansy Boyd, Sarah Gun
bingham, Elizabeth Gilbert, the Messrs.
Edward karow, Ralph Elliott Bernie
Gordon jam Warning, Alexander Lawton,
Dana Stevens ana others.
The Monday Whist club met Monday
afternoon at Mrs Arthur NJ. Gibbes' The
! members present We're Mrs. Fleming du-
! Bignon, Mrs Charles Malone, Mrs.
Rauers. Mrs. William bearing, Miss
Tfsr r,4-I H.
, Louis Haskell, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
SaAief McAlpin, and Miss Harwood of
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Middleton gave a
pretty birthday party Thursday afternoon
| for their daughter, Madge, whose little
/ guests thorough" enjoyed the occasion.
! Those present were the Misses Gertrude
Theus, Eleanor Middleton, Marcella
Burns, Mary Bohan, Ruth Hutton, Carrie
| Hutton, Margaret Christian, Nettie Evans.
| RiqF Granger. Pansy Burns, and Masters
.John DAVIS, Eddie Burns, John Burns,
! Charlie Theus. Harry Middleton and Tom
Burns
Wednesday evening the members of the
x. c. b. held a reunion, being entertained
at supper by Miss Reba White Those
present were: Miss Mary Wayne, Miss
! Missy HUH, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn Miss
Mary * Inc and Miss Jennie Haines, hon.
Orary member
Miss Lucille Hunter gave a pleasant
hearts party last evening to. a number OF
her Hide friends Those who were present
were the Misses Lily Linah, Augusta and
Rosamond Wood, Sidney Gabbett. May
Egan Kathleen Fry, Mabel Gilbert, An
ME johnson, Constance Chestnut. Flor
ence and Josephine Stevens, and Lucy
Dancy.
Among the entertainments planned for
this week are a large tea given by Mrs.
Remshart, the german at the Guards arm
DRY, dance given by Miss Ethel McIn-
tyre a meeting of the Evening Euchre
Club at Mrs. Bearings card party given
by the Misses OIme and a meeting of the
Married Women's club at the home of
Mrs. John Screven, Jr.
At che Guards Van Wednesday evening
an impromptu, but thoroughly delightful,
dance was given in honor of a number of
young ladies now visiting in Savannah. At
midnight an elaborate supper was served
downstairs in the companies rooms
where the tables were tasiefully decorated
with the patriotic colors intermingled with
smilaX. Among those who We're present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst Mr. and
Mrs. Binswanger, Miss Seckendorf of New
York, Miss Butzel of Detroit. Miss Levy
of Charleston Miss Lovenstein' of Phila-
deiphia, the Misses Trieste of Charleston
Miss i<ohn of Omaha, Miss Einstein of
Cincinnati, Miss Tessie Rosenheim, the
Misses Kayton, Miss Blanch Mohr, Miss
Mamie Engel, the Misses Traub. Miss
Florne Lilienthal, Miss Herman, and
Messrs. Herman Myers Walter I.ilienthal
Joseph Myers Siegfried Fantl, Mord NY
ans, Herbert Traub, Herman Rosenhe!m.
the Messrs. Kayton Solomons, Danzier
Dryer, Byck, Herman, Levy Letter. Bel
singer and Mohr.
Monday evening Miss Mary HopDs and
her guest, Miss Louise Smith of Senoia
were comnimented with a surprise partv
given by a number of their friends Dane
ing was the order Of the evening and
those present were: Miss Clifford Nunner-
Ign, Miss Marion Maclean, Miss Cornelia
Maclean, Miss Reba White, Miss Ayra
Wilcox Miss Carrie Lou Meldrm. Miss
Fannie Meldrim, Miss Mary WAYNE
Miss Mary Kline. Miss Eileen
t4unter Miss Missy Hun, and the NIessrs.
Willy Blum. Willard Sullivan, David Allen.
Berrien Clover, Frank Mclntrye. Harris
Cope, Sidney Stubs, Dan Hun, Frank
Hayward, Gratz Dent, and Stephen Hev-
| ward
Mr.. John Carson, Jr.. gave a very Jolly
little launch party Wednesday afternoon
starting from Thunderoolt Mrs Carson
chaperoned the young people. who were
Wayne Missy Hun Louise Smith ana
Nary Hops, and che Messrs Willard Sui
Ivan, Dan Hops, Louis Egan and Stepben
Hayward.
The Lawton Cadets hop Tuesday even
Ing at the Guards armory, has been callo4
by those WHO attended it a delightful, effatr
and some OF the young ladies wenr 81 f,,
as TO say that they never had such a
good time in their life" all of wbicb Co.,
20 prove thal the company in genera, a,,a
the committee in particular deserve 70 ~
complimented on their success. The az
fcers of the company are: w. L. Pri,ch
ard, captain; Neil Coney, first iieutener,.
y. 7 Furse, second lieutenant; r p
Pritchard, first sergeant; Henry Wasbira
ron, second sergeant; Frank HevYa,54
third sergeant; f. Wells, fourth seroes,t,,
M. Wiener nth sergeant and the active
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