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

lovely one. Each guest was given a tiny
satin pin cushion, and the score of games
We're marked by pins of different colors.
Miss Emma Hopkins was the winner OF the
frs prize, a beautiful cut glass and silver
scent bottle. a French gilt frame was
won by Mrs. John Screven, and a water
color frame for photographs by Mrs. John
Howkins The consolation, a campaign
hat penwiper was awarded 10 Mrs. Clay
ton K Woods. Those who were present
were: Mrs. Heman Charlton, Mrs Beirne
Gordon, Mrs, Charles Malone, Mrs James
II. Hunter. Mrs. William G. Morren, Mrs.
Thomas Ashe Han. Mrs A. b. HUI, Mrs.
Harris Cope, Mrs. Gratz Moses Mrs j. r.
Walihour. Mrs. Bell!nger. Mrs. Eugene
Anderson, Mrs. John Malloch Mrs Robert
Ellington, Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes Mrs.
Robert Guerard, Mrs. j. J. Dickinson, Mrs.
Anderson Carmichael Mrs. Workman,
Mrs. II. d. Stevens. Mrs. A. E. Moynelo,
Mrs. Il. Wiley Johnson, Mrs. Denmark.
Mrs. George Schley, Mrs. Black, Miss
Nina Pape and Miss Leila Hin.
Again on Friday afternoon Mrs. Hunter
was hostess al an equally delightful card
party. when number Of het other friends
were entertained. After an hour or two
of card playing the prizes. which were
cut glass vase, a travelling clock in Russia
leather ease, and pair of enameled scs-
Walter HarTidge and Mrs Cornelius
Moses. Even the delicious refreshments
We're carried out in a pretty form, and the
ices served in dainty flowers made of
spun sugar The following ladies were pres
emit: Mrs Edward Karow, Mrs George
Owens Mrs. j. Randolph An
derson. Mrs. William Henry
Schey Mrs. r. Mayhem Cunning
ham, Jr. Mrs Benjamin F. Finney, Mrs
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Mrs. Walter Hartridge, Mrs. Cornelius
Moses, Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. Lewis
Malone, Mrs. John d. Paige Miss Emma
ingram, Miss Elizabeth Johnston Miss
Eugenia Johnston, Miss Caro-. duBignon,
Miss Phillips. Miss Georgina Phillips, Miss
Flor.de Banks, Miss Eaton Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Lily An
derson and Miss Lima Woodbridge.
The third Assembly bah took place at the
Guards armory Thursday evening. Among
those who were present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry ID. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas
ant StOVall, DR.. and Mrs John D. Paige,
Mr.. and Mrs w d. Simkins DR.. and
Mrs John S Howkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Malloch, MIR. and Mrs Wallace Howard,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ellington Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. bearing, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Wiley Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gibbes, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mrs.
T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs. r. M Cunning
ham, Jr,, Mrs. Robert Guerard, Miss Muir
Gibson of New York, Miss Sturdevant of
Wilkesbarre Miss Sinnickson, Miss
Louise Chisholm Miss Maria
Minis, Miss Rauers, Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Katharine
Rauers Miss Freda Rauers, Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Anulette
Stubs. Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Albert
Hun. Miss Florence Nisbet Miss LIMA
Huger, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Righton
Habersham. Miss Edith Warfield Miss
Marion Hammond. Miss Edith Johnston,
Miss Sturdevant, Miss Marie Blos,
Mr.. A. G. Guerard. Mr.
Louis Haskell. Mr.. w w. Williamson, Dr.
T. p. Waring, Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr.. Ed
ward Haskell Mr.. William Haskell Mr.
John Carswell, the Messrs. Selden, Mr.
Eldred Simkins. Mr.. Walter Chisholm, Mr.
Leopold Alexander, Mr. A. Sybrandt. MIR
Frank Holland, Mr. John Norris Mr.. Fer
ris Cam, Mr.. bearing Harden, Mr.. Will
lam Gadsden. Mr.. Anton Wright, Mr.
Thomas Bassinger, Mr.. Paschal Strong,
Mr.. Ormond Strong, Mr. Godin Guerard,
Mr.. J. Ferris Cam. Mr.. Mitchell King,
and Mr.. John Carswell
The S. e. O. Club held it's latest meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Albert Hull, where the members were re-
ceived in the basement and entertained
with a Kitchen party. The lowest
floor was thrown open and was made very
bright and gay with numbers of Chinese
lanterns. GaTands of bamboo vines, with
strings of cranberries, were hung along
the walls and from the ceilings were sus-
pended great punches of carrots, turnips
radishes and beets. The culinary know
ledge of the guests was tested during the
evening i'm various ways. First they were
required to name the ingredients of GER
tain delicious fruit cake, then to mention
all the varieties of dessert of which they
had heard, then TO write recipes for vari-
Gus dishes, then to peel potatoes, and
finally. to fry each an egg, at which. by
the way, the men were far more expert
than the girls After due considerat ton
the prizes a large basket of vegetables
and a scarfpin in the shape of a rolling
pin were awarded by the competent judges
20 Miss Egan and to Mr. Shelby Myrick
The evening ended with much laughter
and merrimeut. Those present were: Miss
Elizabeth Butler Miss Stetson, Miss Ma
bel Strachan. Miss Helen Egan, Miss Lily
Anderson, Miss Mary Jones' Miss Nan du-
Bignon, Miss May duBignon, Miss Emma