The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-12

Rauers. Miss Alice Sinnickson. Miss Edith
Warfield Mr. John Morris, Mr.. Harry
Daniel. the Messrs. Selden, Mr.
Jack Harrison, Mr.. John Stoddard,
MIR. Fred Kent. Mr.. A. A Mackethan,
Mr.. Frank bearing. Mr.. Paul Haskell
Mr.. Shelby Myrick. Mr.. North Chisholm
Mr.. W. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Henry Wal
thour, Mr.. Clarence Anderson and Mr..
Robert Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Florance Minis gave
beautiful supper party last evening, at
which their guests were: Miss Mary Saw
age Jones, Miss Lily Anderson. Miss Lima
Huger Miss Elise Guerard, Mr.. Edward
s Elliott, M Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Ed
ward Demere and Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott.
Mr. Belrne Gordon was also host at
delightful dinner party last evening. His
guests were Mr.. G. Blagden Hazlehurst
of Baltimore. Gen. W. W. Gordon Mr..
w. w. MackaH, Mr.. J. Randolph Ander-
son, Mr. W. w. Williamson Maj. John
son and Mr.. Henry McAlpin.
No card party could have been more
delightful than that given Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Louis Malone. who enter
tanned a number of her friends. with pro-
gressive euchre. The frosty weather with
out made all the more attractive the
warmth and brightness of the pretty par
lors, with their hangings and furnishings
Oh NtlitltdH ItNl ne SIdttl VI uttoi uNitAiS
were of early spring flowers, hyacinths,
narcissus and freesias. An embroidered
table center of artistic design was won
by Miss Mary Eaton at cards and Ores
den china candlestick by Mrs James
Hunter, while a tobacco Jar, the third
prize. was awarded to Mrs Morrel. Mrs.
Malone's guests We're: Mrs Louis NJ. Le-
Hardy, Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr.,
Mrs. J. Florance Minis, Mrs. John d.
pRfc NFru Ire
bearing, Mrs. Charles Gibbes Mrs. Harris
Cope. Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. John
Heard Hunter, Mrs. w W. Owens, Mrs.
John D. Paige Mrs. Dickinson Mrs n.
II. Finnie, Mrs. Henry d. Stevens, Mrs.
William G.. Morrell, Mrs. George Schley,
Mrs. Cornelius Moses, AIRS. Frank Battey,
Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs. Robert Guer-
ard, Mrs. Alec Hull Mrs. B. F. Finney,
Mrs. Thomas Hail, Mrs. J. C. McFadden,
Mrs Daffin, Miss Cosens, Miss Maud Hey
ward Miss Emma Hopkins and Miss Nc
Gill.
Thursday afternoon was also chosen by
Mrs James S. Wood for a handsome card
party al her home on Whitaker street,
Here the entrance hall was converted into
a bower of tropical beauty with tall palms
and quantities of white flowers. The dou-
bic parlors were decorated with pink car
nations and the gas and lamp lights soft
citl viii liOMNE SHdIttu Sldut5 OL tOSS
color. In the dining room, the decorations
were of crimson. Coronations adorned the
table above which the lights shown from
deep red shades and here, after the game
the refreshments We're served by Mrs.
George Cam and Mrs Withers. The first
prize at cards. a miniature silver loving
cup, was won by Mrs Gillette. Mrs. Hor-
ace Crane Mrs. Emile Newman and Mss
Marion Smart cut for the second prize, a
fs,r1
Miss Smart Those who were present We're
Mrs. Clayton Woods Mrs. Cecil Gabbett
Mrs. Fleming duBignon Mrs. Hops
Mrs. H. M. Conner, Mrs. Irwin Tiedeman
Mrs. Arthur OVerton, Mrs. John Howkins
Mrs. Bayley Hipkins, Mrs. ]. A. G.. Car
son, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. Emil New
man, Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs. Denmark
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Henry G. Thomp-
son, Mrs William Henry Schley Mrs. ].
R. Marshall, Mrs Chestnut, Mrs A. E.
Moynelo, Mrs. Krenson, Mrs. William G.
Cam Miss Anulette Stubbs, Miss Alice
Sinnickson, Miss Murchison, Miss Wilcox,
Miss Moynelo, Miss Dancy, Miss Marie
Remshart, Miss Smart Miss Isabel Smart
Miss Righton Habersham, the Misses
Olmstead, and Miss Irene Withers.
Miss Edith Johnston gave a supper party
Friday evening to her guest, Miss Sturde-
want, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The others en-
hTldlDtu were MISS Emma ftQSef. MISS
Rghton Habersham, DR.. 7. F. Waring.
Mr. Arthur Elliott, Mr.. Harry Bruen and
Mr. Thomas Bassinger
Mrs. Robert Butler chaperoned a buck
board drive which was given Friday morn
ing out to the Yacht Club, where an oyster
roast was enjoyed. In the party were
Miss Stetson of Macon, Miss Elizabeth
Butler Miss Nisbet Miss Florence Nisbet
Miss Edith Warfeld. Miss Rosa Sullivan,
Miss Albert HUI, Mr. George Germany,
Mr. Clarence Connerat, Mr.. Fred Myers
Mr. Frank bearing, Mr.. Hubert Duck
worth. Mr.. Robert Butler and Mr.. Henry
Wathour
Among the supper parties of the week
was charming one given Thursday even
ing by Miss Elizabeth Butler to her guest
Miss Steison of Macon. The table was
decorated with double violets, lilies of the
valley and freesias, with a background of
maiden-hair ferns. Present were Miss
Marie Nisbet, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss
Stetson, Mrs. Butter, Miss Butler Mr.
Fred Myers. MIR. Henry Walthour, Mr.
Clarence Connerat, Mr.. Samuel Clay, Mr.
George Germany, and MIR. Robert But
Ter, Jr.
At the supper party given Monday even
ing by Miss Flora Dancy, the decorations
of pink carnations and violets were ex-
tremely pretty. Rose colored shades soft
ened the gas highland candles of the same
color in old-fashioned candlesticks were
placed at each end of the table Miss
Dancy's guests were: Miss Emma Huger.
Miss Righton Habersham. Miss Marie
Blois Miss Mary Haines Miss Alice
Remshart, Miss Marie Remshart Mr.. Saw
age Lyman. MIR. Ormonde Strong, Mr..
George Hayward, MIR. William Remshart,
Mr. Lang West MIR. Tyrrel Morgan and
MIR. Stewart Hincks.
Miss Jane Sullivan entertained with an
informal morning" Friday, at which her
guests were: Miss Edith Stetson of Macon
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Sturdevant of
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Miss Edith Johnston,
Miss Mabel Stoddard, and Miss Rosa Suni-
van.
Among the children's entertainments. dur
ing the week was hearts party given Fri
day afternoon by the Misses Augusta
Hines Wood and Rosalind Wood. and
which was attended by ihirty-four of
their little friends. Every detail of the
entertainment was carried out in the form
of hearts. from the score cards 10 the