The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-10

..Frs. Horace Averin Crane in honor of
Miss Nina Crane, who is one OF the de-
butantes of the season. Their home on
Jones street west, was beautifully decor
ated with a profusiou Of flowers inter
.,aAgled with ferns, while handsome palms
sSled each nook and corner. and foliage
=zauts were grouped in every vacant
race. Carnations in varying shades of
pink decorated the NANTES in the recep-
ton rooms, with deep fringes of exquisite
Farliensi fern, and American Beau
~ roses were used to adorn the dining
room. Mrs. Crane and Miss Nina Crane
received their guests standing beneath an
arch Of palms. Mrs. Crane wore a gown
of white silk, the waist Of net embroidered
with butterflies In cut steel; a fold or two
of rose-pink velvet and bouquet of Nal
maison carnations gave a touch Of color to
the costume. Miss Crane was dressed en-
tirely in white. insertions Of lace and
tucked organdie formed a lovely little
bodice, while the skirt was trimmed with
lace-edged frins. She carried cluster Of
white carnations and roses. A bevy Of
young girls. as well as a number of Mrs.
Cranes friends served the delicious re-
freshments, and in their light organdie
gowns added another charm to the at
tractive surroundings Miss Sadie King,
Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Anne Butler.
Miss Carrie Bell Arson, Miss Georgia
I1dmonston, Miss Righton Habersham and
Miss Emma Huger We're ali dressed in
white organdie, Miss Flora Dancy and
Miss Marie Remshart wore pink, and Miss
Daisy MaXey, green and white muslin
Miss Nina Pape's gown was Of black or
candle with pink velvet bows. Miss Geor-
gia Charlton also wore black with white
lace and pink roses Miss Elizabeth Har-
mon 5 gown was Of blue and white striped
silk with girdle and rosettes of coral web
vet Mrs. Hampton l.. Ferrill and Mrs.
Nathaniel F. Jackson both wore pale ue,
and Mrs. St. J. Il. Graham's costume was
of pink brocade with Duchesse lace. Mrs.
Emil Newman black and white silk ap-
plique, with a pale green girdle Mrs. w.
D. Krenson, gray silk with white chiffon
and touches of pink; Mrs G. II. Remshart,
heliotrope silk; Mrs. MacDonen also
wore helotrope. and Mrs Henry n. Walk
er cherry silk. Mrs A. B. Palmer, black
and white silk. Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
Walker served the punch, and Mrs. Cox
also assisted with the refreshments
Among those present during the afternoon
were Mrs. c. +. Gillette, Mrs Charles Dix
on, Mrs. 7. J. Charlton, Mrs. Cha les Ii.
Strong Mrs. William Harden, Mrs. L. J..
Black, Mrs. r. NJ. Hull, Mrs. Julian
Schley, Mrs. l.. c. Banks, Mrs. A. w.
Harmon Mrs w. W. Gordon, Mrs. James
T. Dent, Mis-. Henry McApin, MRS. G. w.
Lamar, Mrs. w. f. Baker, Mrs. Ma colin
Mac can, MIS-. Isaac Minis, Mrs. Charles
Edmonston, Mrs. c. S. Ellis, Mrs. s. A.
White, Mrs. r. II. Cornwall Mrs. VIII lam
Henry Sch.ey, Mrs. Walter c. Hartridge,
Mrs. r. A. Cuts, Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs.
Robert Butler, Mrs c. H. Wilcox. Mrs.
Davis Freeman, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett Mrs.
Sneed, MIS-. Cornelius N Moses, Mrs. j.
y. Chestnut, Mrs. John NJ Bryan, Mrs.
Louis Young, Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs.
II. w. Johnson, Mrs. Clarence w. Muir
phey, Mrs. A. q. Bouton, Mrs. Louis M.
LeHardy, Mrs. Robert c. Harrison Mrs.
j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs. w. w.
Owens, Mrs. A. 3. Hun, Mrs. John M.
Egan, Mrs. c. G. Barney, Mrs. c. M Gil
bert, Mrs Abrahams, Mrs. f. G..
Strachan, Mrs w. H. Baker, Mrs. Den
mark, Mrs. c. G. Schley, Mrs. w. E. Ora
dy. Mrs. Clarence Hatch, Mrs. Wallace
Maliard, Mrs. A c. Harmon, Mrs Shelley
Baggett, Mrs A. Gordon Cassels Mrs. W.
p. Wilcox, Mrs. E. II. Harris, Mrs. Rock
well, Mrs. d. y. Dancy, Mrs. W. f.
Aiken, Mrs. G. T. Walker, Mrs. ]. II.
Groves Mrs. J. S. Wood Mrs. j. b.
Withers Mrs. Gardener Dickinson, Mrs
J. G. Van Marter, Jr.; Mrs. James FAIRIES,
Jr., Mrs. E. L. Comegys. Mrs. H. d.
Whitcomb, Jr., Mrs. w. e. Fitch, Mrs
King Wylly, Mrs. A. M. West, Jr., Mrs
Mrs ]. c. LeHardy, Mrs. f. c. Battey,
Mrs. Otis Ashmore, Mrs. Julian B. John
son. Mrs. Charles G.. Bel, Mrs George w
Tiedeman Mrs. Irwin b. Tiedeman, the
Misses Koliock, the Misses Orme the
Misses Egan, the Misses McI.aws the
Misses Johnston, the Misses Nisbet Miss
Cosens Miss Elizabeth Waller, Miss An
ME Nane Jones, Miss Belle Hardee, Miss
Ella Viewer, Miss Floride Banks, NJ SIS Leila
AXson, Miss Anna Harmon Miss Elizabeth
Butler, Miss Hattie Saussy, Miss Lima
Iuger, Miss Leila Hin Miss Irene With
ers, Miss Fanny Bradley, Miss Leonora
Gabbeu, Miss McVitty, Miss Georg a
Freeman, Miss Annie Nacfean, Miss Ju ia
Tripp, Miss Claud Bond, Miss Florence
Cooling Miss Perla Abrahams, Miss I'd tn
West Miss sally McAlpn, Miss Ka.e
Hartridge, Miss Sarah Baker, Miss Ollie
Moore, Miss Frances Charlton, Miss
Bessie Hayward, Miss Harriet Elliott and
MISS Elise Chaffey. number of gentlemen
were also present among them Mr. T. N
Hancock, Mr.. Mills b. Lane, Mr. ALBION ID
Johnston, DR.. James Y. Fair, Mr.. Frank
f. Jones, Mr.. J. Starke Clay, MIR Samuel
L. Cay Mr.. John, Morris, Mr. Theodore
Barnard, Mr.. Boykin, Mr.. Hester Mr.
Frank Nash, Mr.. Alexander c. Maxwell
Mr.. A. Pratt Adams, Mr. Benjamin Yancv
Nir. George Hayward, Mr.. Palmer Arson
Mr.. Sullivan Bond, Mr. Clarence
Connerat Jr., Mr. Charlie Schley
Mr.. Savage Lyuah, Mr. Stephen
Williams, Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Stein
Bryan, Mr. Hugh Harris, Mr.. Harry Dear
ing, Mr.. Walter Henderson, Mr. r. NJ
Butler, Jr., Mr.. Charles Wilcox, Mr.
Charles Edmonston and Mr.. De Saussure
Ford.
In spite Of the numerous entertainments
given last week there has been very little
going on In Jewish circles. usually so CAV
OF this time of the year. The Harm ME
ban has been postponed until the holi-
days, and with the exception of a Poverty
party, which viii be given tomorrow
evening at the Y. NJ. II. A., there win be
no large entertainments this week.
Mrs. Thomas S. Morgan entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs De Saussure Ford Of Augusta. Cards
were enjoyed, and among the guests We're:
MRS Raymond Demere, Mrs. James Sul7i-
van. Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs Louis NJ
IeIiardy Miss MARGARET Cosqus ana Mics