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

Anulette Stubbs, Miss Annie Maclean,
Miss Burroughs, the Misses Remshart,
Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss May duBignOn,
Miss Mary Conner, Miss Harter, Miss
Rightou Habersham, Miss Lola Moynelo,
Miss Emma Huger Miss Edith Johnston,
Miss Elise Guerard, Miss Rosa Sullivan
and Messrs, North Chisholm, Langdon
West, Harry Daniel, Savage Lyman, Rog
ers Woods, Stein Bryan, William Rems
hart, Stewart Hincks and Louis Haskell.
The Married Women's Club was beau
ufully entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs Hampton l.. Ferrill, whose pretty
home on Huntingdon street was made even
more attractive with decorations of foil
age plants and cut flowers. Miss Claude
Bond won the first prize at cards, BO-
hemlan vase filled with carnations, and
Miss Irene Withers was awarded the sec
ond. dainty bsque figure. Mrs. FerrilPs
guests were: Mrs. John S. Howkins, Mrs.
Alec Huh Mrs Charles B. Malone, Mrs.
John Screven, Mrs. w. G. Morrell, Mrs.
John D. Paige, Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs Har-
ris Cope, Mrs. Louis NJ LeHardy, Mrs.
w. w. Owens, Mrs. c. L. Cunningham,
Jr., Mrs. Wallace Howard, Mrs. N. f.
Jackson Mrs Robert Ellington, Mrs. H.
d. Stevens, Mrs. w. d. bearing, Miss Abb
bic Orme, Miss Righton Habersham, Miss
Claude Bond and Miss Irene Withers.
MISS Julld ftdftt4bEtt WHO ltlt yGSlNIhfN
for Vassar College, gave a very pleasant
little card party Monday evening at the
home of her sister Mrs. Walter Hartridge.
The guests were Miss Mary
Wayne, Miss Julia Wright, Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss Mary Kline Miss
Lola Moynelo and Messrs. Julian Hart
ridge, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla; Willard
Sullivan. Louis Egan, J. Moultrie l. ee,
Cosmo Hardee. Robb White, Jr., Stephen
ana Frank Hayward, David Allen and
Paschal Strong.
A number of young people were delight
fully entertained Monday evening by
Beirne Gordon, Jr The amusement of
the evening was the game of hearts, at
which Miss Sophie Meldrim and AleXan-
der Lawton, Jr., won the prizes, a lovely
vase and a silver knife. After cards the
evening ended with dancing. Among the
boys and girls present were the Misses
Clermont Huger. Mary Hops, Anna Hun
Ter, Lille Lyman, Eloise Lyman, Minnie
Mackall, Gertrude Sullivan, Florence Stew
ems, Lila Martin, Sophie Meldrim, and
Antonio Warng, Ralph Meldrim, Dana
Stevens, Charles Mackal, Jim Warning
Alexander Lawton, Jr., Campbell Kren-
son, Neyie Stmkins and Tracy Hunter, Jr
A twelfth night entertainment was given
Friday evening by Miss Josephine Weed
whose guests enjoyed a series of most eX-
citing contests, including a potato and
object race, fortune hunting and num-
Der of other amusing sports. Miss Belle
Daniel Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Alice
Sinuickson, Miss Edith Johnson, Mr..
George Germany, Mr.. Robert Butler, Jr.,
and MIR. Theodore Barnard were the sue
cessful winners of the prizes The even
ing ended with dancing, and Miss Weeds
guests were; The Misses Rauers Miss Sin
nickson, Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Ma
rion Hammond, Miss Edith Warfield, Miss
Albert Hull Miss Lila Low, Miss Har-
riett Elliott, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Edith Johnston, Mise Sally Haskell Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Righton HaDersham,
Miss Corinne Mackall Mr. Robert Butter,
Mr.. George Germany, Mr.. Palmer Arson,
Mr.. Lang West Mr.. Clarence Connerat,
Mr.. John Morris, MIR. Clarence Anderson,
the Messrs. Thesmar, MIR. Henry Bruen,
Mr.. Theodore Barnard and Mr.. Anton
Wright
A large theater party enjoyed the per-
Torrance of "A Practical Joke" Thurs
day evening. The party included Miss
Lily Anderson, Miss Jane Sullivan, Miss
Tyndall, Miss Lola Moynelo Miss Nan
duBignon, Miss Florence Nisbet Miss
Elizabeth Butler. Miss Albert HUI, Miss
Edith Warfield, Miss Anulette Stubs. Mr..
Lowndes Walthour. Mr.. Henry Walthour
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| ing. Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Robert
Fleming, Mr. Edward Demere Mr.. Fred
Myers, Lieut.. Carpenter and Capt Mar
! tindale.
A marriage of much interest to Savan-
nahians as that Of Mr. Thomas Hunter
| and Miss Mary Hoist which will take
place Tuesday in New York at the Church
! of the Holy Communion.
| A delightful party was given Wednes-
! day evening when Alexander Lawton,
! Jr., entertained a number of his young
! friends at the home of his parents on
! Drayton street. There was an interesting
contest, in which the young gentlemen
! present proved their ability to darn stock
! iugs, cut sleeve patterns, and write out
recipes for chicken salad. Messrs Charlie
| Edmonston, Tracy Hunter, Jr.. and Jim
! Waring won the sleeve prizes. with Miss
! Clermont Huger as judge and the Misses
Miriam Dent, Mary Hops and Myra Will
/ cox as jurors In the second contest i'm
| which the girls competitors, Miss Cornelia
| Maclean won a silver belt clasp for guess
! ing correctly the number of pockets in a
mans business suit; Miss Belle Shotter.
! silver glove buttoner for demonstrating
| by her answer 10 'catch" riddle that a
| girl can see through a stone wall as well
! as some boys can, and Miss Clifford Mum
| neriyn burnt leather memorandum book
! for driving In a nail straight. Campbell
| krenson was judge and Jim Warng, John
] Conner and George Baldwin jurors. After