The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-20

"a the officers Of Companies A, =, j, ana
X. those forming the battalion they had
in charge. The band also zen to the Ca
diets. The officers table was presided over
by Mrs. j. r. West. VINO rendered most
able management. The table was ar
ranged with the greatest nicely. violets.
japonicas and roses showing in proius.on
amid handsome dishes. in which was the
d3in,iest Of food. At each plate there were
a couple of cigars tied with a red ribbon,
together with cigarettes for those VINO
scorn the use Of the less deadly cigar. IN
addition to the company officers, there
were the two majors the surgeons the
chaplain tho adjutant and eN-Chapiain
Ed +. Cook OF the First Georgia Az
were greatly charmed with the ladies' and
the treatment they received at their hands
and they viii long remember the entertain
ment that was afforded them. The ladies'
who assisted Mrs. West We're Mesdames
f. a. Armand, George Richter, Apple, Miss
Loyenstein, the Misses Phchard Miss
Buckner and MISS I-a"'oh-
Mrs. a r. Marint istel.l va D." 80
OF the table at when Conlp'nS
served. she was ASSISTED by niS' 20,
Mrs. W. ID. DIXON MIS- Le"l7' ~ o,I
ilsant MISS Snapeau, -Ni7s'9 -, r,'i-,.
ware L4eeS', nlisS = 'i,is 60 ,,I,rl,
-, 81, nr,a t,,aror., Anram Miss
7 E~of ,H,,tf- Helen GET hen
80 l1.esr1 (,ee.l,a, hIiss 1faude Pacetti
~ riitia Sin,r9oos Mis- Mamie Conev.
~ - .e,i,i,ars Nice C,onev and Misc
I,4itt, trl,,,a,.
C-or,ror,, u vros served nv q committee
of 1,,3ies oc y.bjcb Ms GEORGE p. Walker
-, ~ 80 NJ walkers ladies had
o,eo NO s,,tortatnr,,ent of the provost
s,,or. % ,bo regirnant ia hand. Those
-, aseie,x,l ber y,era Nrtesos Efie Blood
worth Lula Davis. Bessie Cooper Edith
stillweU. Norris and Rich
The soldiers Of Company ! had partlc-
ular treat in bandanna handkerchiefs
mat were presented by Mrs. H. S. cold
ing. These VIII be preserved as souvenirs
of the occasion. The table was under the
charge of Mrs. c. w. saussy ana the IA
dies assisting were Mrs J. r. Saussy, MIS-
II. S. Colding the Misses Osborne Misses
BERTHE Ruwe Gertrude Luce cara DIXON
the Misses Saussy, and MISS Annie Nlnh'
Mrs. John Murphy was III charge ol
Company KS table ana assisting her
We're Mesdames }. W. Heiernah' H. H.
Banks Waiter y. Coney' ). X. Saussy'
Jr., the Misses Strauss, the Misses Comm
Misses Mallory o Brien' the Misses Bell
Misses Proctor MoGlashan, Oppenhelmer'
Stothard, Puder, Nelson, Sloat ffeemeh'
eeks ana the Misses Lebey.
10 'He lot Oh the Greens anu tneir '"uS
friends lei companies g d. + ana IT,
lhose VINO served al COMPANY Z 5 lapie
were Mesdames John Lyons w - Eetly'
Misses JOSIE common Gerue Lyons M
Q Nelli l.. {. Heller Mamie Deltoney'
May Palmer FLOOD, McGreal ana Juha
Fahey. with Mesdames H. 7. Wilson, IT,
w Siorer and NJ. r. Corish at their mead
At Company DIS table Mrs. Nj. D.
O'Leary was in charge and Mesdames W.
J. Donnelly' j. L. Doyle, joseph Gleason
Joseph Bell Misses Annie Judge, Sadie
Cosgrove Katie Latham, Mena DeeSan
Mamie Deegan, Mary Q Brlen, Bessie kell-
ly, Kate OLeary, Hannah Mccarthy, |
Elizabeth McCabe and Annie Duggan as
sisted
Mrs. John Power and Mrs. jerome Sulli-
van were in charge of Company t. and
those who assisted were Mrs. }. NJ. Davis
Mrs Hartfeider, Misses NJ. Lynch, A.
Lynch, V. Harry, n. Golden, Goette, che
Misses Lyons, Miss Murphy ana Miss
Reid