The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09

Eliza beth Gilbert, Emmie Johnson, ChHord
West Eleanor Hill, Maggie Thompson,
Jane Smart, Cora Johnson, Frances Brad
ley Jennie Haines, Coruelia Maclean, Mar
garet Thompson, Marie Cheatham, Laura
Palmer. Louise Pearce, Laleah Adams,
Cate Ellis, Ellen Blain. Lefty Balm, Eth
el Mcintyre, and the Messrs. Viewer, Raw
eneI. Gigniliat. Frank Bel, Stephen Hey
ward. Frank Hayward Thomas Harper,
Alec HUI. Edward Webb, Edward Thomp-
son. Drury Woods, Oar Hull, Mayer We
YER Harry Myrover, Jack Caison, Julian
Schley and Charlie Wilcox.
Mrs william Hunter entertained the
members of her whist club Tuesday after
noon at her home on Castor street. Sew
eraI hours of exciting play were enjoyed
by the following ladies': Mrs. Bradford
Durham. Mrs. Cecil Gabbett Mrs. L. c.
Banks, Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Eugene Ander-
SON Mrs. Eagan Mrs. Connerat, Mrs.
Emil Newman, Mrs. Orlando Cohen, Mrs.
George Cam and Miss Brewer.
Mrs j. Florance Minis left Friday for
New York, from where she will sail for
Europe next week to spend the spring
and summer
Mrs. James T. Dent and the Misses Mir
lam and Ophelia Dent arrived Thursday
from Hofwyl Mrs. Dent win only be in
town until tomorrow.
Mrs. Cleland Kinloch Nelson left yester-
day for Atlanta. after spending the past
ten days in Savannah with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry McAlpin and .ater with Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander r. Lawton.
Miss Hannah Smythe, who has been the
guest of Miss Sally Haskell. has returned
TO her home in Charleston, S. c.
Mrs. A. sessums Cleveland and her 1T
tie daughters arrived last week from
Houston, Tex, and are The guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham.
Mrs. Rawllns Lowndes of Charleston
who has been visiting Mrs. George A.
Whitehead, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Marshall and Miss Helen
Marshall Of Rome arrived Thursday and
are the guests of Mrs. Henry r. Jackson.
Mrs. Clifford Wayne Hartrdge and little
Miss Harriet Hartridge arrived Tuesday
from New York, and viii spend the next
few weeks in Savannah.
Miss Harriet Lesesne of Charleston is
the guest of Miss Sally Haskell.
Miss Emily Hill, who has been spending
the past few weeks with her sister Miss
Leila Hill, will return to Linden, near
Bluffton, S. c., during the week.
The friends of Miss Caroline Love Good
win viii be interested to hear that she has
two pen and ink sketches exhibited in the
Spring Salon in Paris. Miss Goodwin
sailed a few days ago for New York,
where she will spend a week or two on
business.
Mr.. and MrsACharles A. Gibbes and Miss
Hattie Huh returned to town yesterday
after an absence of two weeks, spent at
Suwanee Springs.
Miss Sophie Albert of Chattanooga,
Tenn. is the charming guest of Col. and
Mrs. J. II. Estill.
Miss Leonora Gabbett went up to Co
lumbus Wednesday to visit friends
Miss Mary Conner left a few days ago
for Northampton, Mass, after spending
the Easter vacation at home.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Elliott returned
Thursday from Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Mr.. Arthur Gordon, who is now in New
York, was one of the ushers at the Ham
mond- Sloane wedding on Wednesday. Mr..
Gordon and Mr.. Hammond were class
mates at Yale.
Mrs. w A. Bisbee, Miss Virginia and
Master Frank Bisbee have arrived from
Jacksonville and are at the De Soto with
Mr. Bisbee.
Miss O'Neil, who has been visiting Mrs.
Robert Butler, left yesterday for her
home in Columbia, S. c.
Miss Sherlock and Miss Kline, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Douglass left Wednesday for Summer
vile, S. C.
Miss Jeanette Colson of Brunswick is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Cook.
Miss Lucille Hunter returned Monday
evening from a visit TO Americas.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene R. Corson gave a
beautiful dinner party Thursday evening
| at their home on Jones street. La France
roses with maiden-hair ferns, decorated
| the table at which the guests were MIR.
and Mrs John Malloch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, Dr. and Mrs. John Paige,
Miss Emma Hopkins and Mr.. Stuart
! Brown
| The S. f. o. Club was delightfully."- en-
| tertained Friday evening by Miss Marion
| Hammond with a supper, followed by a
dance, at the Yacht Club. Those present
were Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Emma
| Huger, Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Helen
Egan, Miss Josephine Egan, Miss Lila
Low, Miss Eleanor Green, Miss Belle Dan
| iel Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss Mabel
| Stoddard, Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss Sal
| lie Haskell, Miss Willene Buchanan Miss
| Anna Guerard, Miss Rauers, Miss Albert
| Hull, Miss Fieda Rauers Miss Kate Rau-
ers, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Annie Mac
lean Capt. Johnston. Capt Jacobs, Capt
| Jones, Mr.. J. l.. Hibbs of Philadelphia
| Mr. Leopold Alexander, Mr. Frank Hol.
| land, Mr. Gordon Harrison, Mr. Harry
| Daniel, Mr. North Chisholm, Mr.. Pau
| Haskell, Mr.. Noble Jones, Mr. Clarence
| Anderson, Mr.. Frank bearing, Mr.. Saw
age Lyman. Mr.. Anton Wright Mr. c. S
Connerat, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore Mr. A
| A. MacKethan, Mr.. Fred Kent. Mr.. John
Norris Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. John Stod.
| dard Mr. Edward Stoddard, Mr. Steir
| Bryan and Mr.. Mills B. Lane. The youna
peOple were chanerOned hy Mrs Hammond
and Mrs. w G. Morren.
Mrs. Thomas jefferson Randolph OF
| Norfolk, Va, who is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lester, gave a lovely
| luncheon Thursday, at which theN decora-
| tons were of pink carnations. Mrs Ran
dolph's guests were: Mrs. Frank Battey
| Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs. John Malloch
Mrs. A. Sessums Cleveland. Mrs. Edward
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