The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

a variety Of entertainments, although few
have been sarge, and there has been no
german or assembly. 1t is unusual that
Savannah is favored with two musical
treats in so short time, and Sousa's de-
Iightful concerts and the performances Of
"The Bostonians" have been thoroughly
appreciated. Next week promises TO be
the gayest of The entire season, with sue
cession of card parties as well as large
and smaller entertainments. Among these
will be the fourth meeting of the Evening
Euchre Club, which viii take place to-
morrow evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs William G. MorreI- Tuesday after
noon Mrs. W. w owens will entertain the
Married Women's club, and for that even
ing the third, and last, assembly bah of the
season has been arranged. The
following evening the german, led
by Mr. Clarence Anderson, viii be danced
hostesses of the week will be Mrs John
Heard Hunter. Mrs. Lewis Malone and
Mrs. James S. Wood.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Wright Hunter
gave a beautiful card party in honor of
Miss Albert Hull, who was unfortunately
unable to be present. In spite, however,
of the absence of the guest of honor, the
entertainment was a great success, and
thoroughly delightful afternoon was spent
by the twenty-five guests. Pink and white
carnations, camellias and yiolets were
placed in graceful vases throughout the
parlors, where fve-handed euchre was in
progress. A lovely slipper bag Of pink and
white silk tied with blue ribbons was won
by Mrs. Malone. Miss Emma Huger car
ried off the second prize maidenhair
fern, and TO Miss Belle Daniel was given
a wrought iron candlestick. Those present
were Miss Emmel of Columbus; Miss
Ethel Moses, Mrs. Harry Ward, Miss
Peters, Miss Mai King of Brunswick, Miss
Sinnlckson, Miss Mary Eaton, Miss Edith
Warfield, Miss Leonora Gabbett Miss
Georgina Phillips, Miss Anulette Stubs,
Miss Lola MoyneFo, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Katharine Rauers. Miss Frieda Rauers,
Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Lila Low, Miss
Maude Hayward, Miss Emma Huger Miss
Righton Habersham, Miss Annie Maclean,
Miss Emma Ingram. Mrs. Lewis Malone
and Mrs. John Heard Hunter
The Married Women's Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs William
c. Morren al her home on Forsyth Park.
The drawing rooms We're beautifully deco
rated the first with red carnations. the
second with yellow jonquls. the third with
Roman hyacinths, either banked on the
mantels, with a profusion of delicate as
paragus fern or placed wherever possible
i'm tall Venetian vases. The three pretty
prizes, a continental picture frame, pair
of gold embroidery scissors, and a silver
darner were won by Mrs. r. q. Guerard,
Mrs. John D. Paige and Miss Mary Eaton.
Mrs. MorrelIs other guests were: Mrs.
Frank Battey, Mrs. John Howkins, Mrs.
Edward Karow, Mrs. J. Muir Lang, Mrs.
John Screven, Jr, Mrs. Thomas a. Hall,
Mrs. George Schiey, Mrs e. G. Black,
Mrs. Paul Lyman Mrs. J. J. Dickinson.
Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. John Heard
Hunter, Mrs. Andrew Carmichael, Mrs.
John Malloch. Mrs. Charles Gibbes, Mrs.
John A. Carson, Mrs. Denmark Mrs. II.
ID. Stevens, Mrs. Charles II. Strong, Mrs.
Lewis Malone, Mrs. n, H. Finney, Mrs.
j. L. Walthour, Mrs. George Owens, Mrs
w. f. Baker, Mrs. Murray Stuart, Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mrs. w. w Owens, Miss
Maude Hayward, Miss Cosens, Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss Sarah Baker, Miss Mary La
mar and Miss Claude Bond.
Tuesday evening a beautiful supper par
ty was given by Mrs. John d. Paige. Pink
at which were present Mrs. Harry Ward,
MRS. Edwin Parsons. Mrs. Burdetle. Mrs.
Wright Hunter Mrs John Heard Hunter,
Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs. j. Randolph An
derson, Mrs. Eugene r. Corson, Miss King
of Brunswick, Miss Phillips and Mrs.
Paige.
An informal and charming tea was
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John
Heard Hunter in honor of her guest Mrs.
Harry Ward of Port Hope, Canada
Among the ladies who were present were
Mrs Freeland, Mrs. Edward c. Mercer.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs. ]. Florance
Minis Mrs. Rauers. Mrs. Charles A. Shear
son, Mrs. c. L. Cunningham, Mrs. Robert
Anderson. Mrs. Fleming duBignon Mrs
Charles II. Strong. Mrs. George \. White
head. Mrs. Edwin Parsons, Mrs. Gratz
Moses, Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. T. NJ.
Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Haines.
Mrs. William G. Morrel, Mrs,
Fred Myers Mrs. Cornelius n
Moses. Mrs. John D. Paige, Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss Phillips.
Miss Georgina Phillips, Miss Caro- duBig-
non, the Misses Thomas and Miss Cosens.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wright
Hunter, Mrs. f. c. Battey. Mrs. Thomas
A. Hall and Miss Mary Eaton.
Mrs. Horace a. Crane entertained de
hshtfully Wednesday afternoon at her
nome on Jones street. The rooms were
lighted with pink shaded lamps aud can
dies and OIL mantels and tables were plac-
ed cut glass bowls and vases of white
hyacinths and violets. Several hours were
pleasantly spent in playing ve-handed
euchre at which Mrs j. J. Dickinson won
the hrst prize, an orange spoon The
second, a dainty chocolate pitcher, was
awarded 10 Mrs. J. 5. Wood. and the con-
ISOLATION. basket of bonbons 10 Mrs A.
II. MacDonen Mrs. Cranes other guests
were Mrs II. NJ. Conner, Mrs James Sui
Ivan, Mrs. n. +. jackson, Mrs. J. b.
Chesnutt Mrs. w. T. Williams, Mrs. w
5. Datfn, Mrs. Daniel Hops. Mrs Charles
IL. Dixon, Mrs. G. II. Remshart. Mrs
Hanson Mrs. 81. J. B. Graham, Mrs w.
D. kreuson, Mrs. II. N. Walker. Mrs. He
man Charlton. Mrs. John s
Howkins, Mrs. Emil Newman
MRS. Bailey Hopkins, Mrs. Raphael
semmes Miss Harmon, Miss Georgia
charlton. Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss Nina
Pape' Miss Olmstead, Miss Jennie Thomas
MISS Annie Maclean, Miss Flora Dancy
and Miss Alice May Connerat.
A charming eptertafnr,nu4tt.. 4,