The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-23

Roberts. Air. Maxwell walthour. Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. Henry Williams, DR.. Num- and Mr..
Cope.
A Saturday Morning Society meeting was
entertained by Mss ODhela Dent yester-
day. Instead OF following the usual Gus
tom Of receiving the society indoors. the
little hostess took advantage Of the beau
tiful day and asked her guests 20 adjourn
to the Yacht Cub. where they spent
some delightful hours. Those present
were The Misses Pansy Boyd, Mary
Morel, Minnie ALackall Claudia McAlpin,
Vera Palmer, May Egan, Lila Conner.
Helen Gregory and Elise Krenson.
The B. g. Euchre Club held an un-
usually pleasant meeting Friday after
noon at the home of the Misses Lula and
Ellen Morgan. The prize, set of gold
cum pins. was won by Miss Meta Kemps.
Among the other players were Miss Lula
Dayis, Miss Edith Sullwell. Miss Louise
Waldauer, Miss Eula Shuptrine, Miss Bes-
sic Cooper, Miss Morris, Mr.. Tyler and
Mr.. Peatros of the Fourth Virginia.
Mrs. Thomas jefferson Randolph of Nor
folk, Va, was the guest of honor at a
beautiful supper given by Mr.. and Mrs
William L. Wilson at the Yacht Club Mon
day evening Only pansies were used in
the ableEdecoratiOns, which were excep-
t.oIa,y pretty. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Steele, Miss Steele of Baltimore, Miss
ANNE Conner, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Lily Anderson. Mr.. John Morris. Mr.. Ward
Mott, Mr.. Tennille. Mr.. Thesmar, and Mr..
Clarence Anderson.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. NJ. Conner
and Miss Conner will entertain in honor of
Mrs. Randolph.
Among the olher pleasures promised for
next week are a card party, which will be
given by Mrs. Henry Stevens Tuesday
evening; the Colonial Danes reception
Thursday evening; the meeting of the
Evening Euchre Club at the home of Dr..
and Mrs. Owens, also on Thursday even
ing; and the reception given Friday after
noon at Mrs. Edward Karows by the
Daughters OF the Revolution to the Colo
NAL Danes.
A charming little dinner party was given
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Steele In honor of their sister, Miss
Steele of Baltimore The table decora tons
were dainty In the extreme, vases Of pink
carnations being placed around an exquis-
lite piece. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. Beirne
Gordon, Miss Steele and Mr.. Sybrandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Black gave a
very pretty card party Tuesday evening.
The parlors were decorated with white
azaleas and with palms. Mrs. Wallace
Howard won the ladys prize, a cut-glass
salve box, and Mr.. William Morrell was
the winner of a handsome book. The
guests were Capt. and Mrs. Robert Guer-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Morrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Howard, Miss Lucy
Orme, Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Smets. Miss
Ganahl Miss Edwards and the Misses
Bradley.
Friday, the Dist, FroebePs birthday was
celebrated by a number of enthusiastic
Undergraduates, who, under the chaper-
onage of Miss julia Charlton, spent a de-
lightful morning in the woods near Isle
of Hope. The party left the city on spe-
cial car at 10 o'clock, returning at 2, and
consisted of the following named little
people: Emily Montague, Agnes Earle,
Raymond Titcomb, Everett Bishop, John
Law, Catherine Charlton, Thomas Charl-
ton, Edna Colding. Vera Colding, Carolyn
Myers, Nell Charlton, Catherine Ives, Sa-
rah Elliott, Eliza Schley, Dorothy Karow,
Gustave Karow, Wilbur Smith and Erma
AsplnWan
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Gibbes gave one of their delightful
little suppers. at which We're present Mrs
Clifford w. Hartridge. Miss Hattie Hull
Mr. Gladding Hull, Mr.. Raymond Butler
and Mr.. Joe Taylor.
The Savannahiahs who attended the
brilliant ball given in Macon Thursday
evening by the Progress Club, compliment
tary to the visiting physicians of the
| Medical Association We're DIR. and Mrs
w. T. Fitch. DR.. w. H. Elliott, DR.. J.
Lawton Hers DR.. r. baltimore, DR.. NJ
X. Corbn and DR.. st. J. B. Graham.
Mrs. William struthers and Miss Jean
Struthers. who spent a short time at the
| De Soto on their way north from Jekyl
Island. have gone on to their home in
| Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hittinger, who returned
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