The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-08

ny contests, such as attempting blind
folded 10 blow out a candle, and to feed
one another. Sam Cam, George Maclean,
Fay Shellman Lyman Wilcox, BERTHE
Moore and Charlie Schley were among the
prize winners. Those present were
George Maclean, Catesby Jones, Howard
Webb, Fay Shellman, Yulie Dancy, Fred
Krenson, Sam Cam, VIII Cam, Frank
Webb, Charlie Schley, Larcomb Schey
Philip Krouse, BERTHE Moore, Charlie
Adams. Lyman Wilcox, Miles Wilcox,
Edward Dancy. Meldrim Thompson, Ray
mond Mcmillan, Robert Bogart, and Stan
hope Tutweiler and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Henry Campbell
of Gainesville Ga, have sent out invita-
tons to the marriage of their daughter,
Martha Adair to Mr.. Charles Watson
West Jr., of this city. The marriage will
take place April Is, at Gainesville, Ga.
After the honeymoon the young couple
will be at home 10 their friends at 202
Duffy street. east, Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cleveland entertain
ed Monday evening for their son. Master
Leonard Cleveland, with a fishing
party" Four prizes We're given. Those
for the girls, a hand-painted fan and
box of bonbons, were won by Miss Alma
Henderson and Miss Ida Wade. Masters
Garrard Newman and Eugene Jette our
for the boys first prize a pearl handled
knife, which fell to Master Jette. For the
boys consolation, box of candy, there
was also tie between Masters Meldrim
Thomson and Lewis Powell, the latter
being the winner. The parlors and hall
were prettily decorated with palms ferns
and roses, and the children enjoyed some
very happy hours.
Miss Annie McAvoy entertained Monday
evening with a bicycle run to Thunder
| bolt in honor of her guests, Misses Tut
and Mccain and Rev. Father Mccain of
+;S.,,t G-I,
Bannon Lodge. Those present were Miss
es Annie Magee, Hannah Mccarthy Ma
mic Mccain, Annie Mcmahon, Winnie
Doyle, and Annie McAvoy. Rev. Father
Mccain, Messrs. McCabe, Barrie, Jack
son and John Dusenberry.
Miss Julia DeLoach, after a pleasant
visit to Florida, is now stopping at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Lester on the
Park Extension.
Mrs. j. R. Tilley has returned from a
pleasant visit to Griffin and Atlanta.
Miss Florence Hoflin has returned to her
home in Columbus after a visit to the
| Misses Krauss.
Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, Jr. of Atlanta is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| A. We'll.
| Wednesday evening, April 4, the Wheel
| er Social Club gave a masquerade party
| at the home of Mrs Yokum, 2l0 Henry
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] ed with palms and japanese lanterns.
| Music, dancing and games were the prin-
! cipal amusements of the evening. Those
/ present were the Misses Daisy, Harriet
and Edna Yokum. Mercy Hunt Mary
/ Casey, Emmie Penton, Lille Penton, jamie
| Davis, Estelle Quarterman, Mollie Scott,
| Matte Scott, Meta Asendorf, May Rowe,
| Zula Parker, Marie Tante, Benta Clark
and Mrs. Wright. Mr. John McDonough,
! Willie Mingledoff. Albert Asendoff, Cyril
| Kelly, Julian Grower, Robbie Wilson,
Laurence Clark, Elmo Freeman. Mark
Masters Fred Hoffman, Willie Cosgrove,
John Waters, Charlie White, Harry Strou-
bert Resper Benson, Robbie Russell w.
]. Quinan, Walter Yokum, John Asendoff,
Elton Wright and others.
Mrs. R. F. Myers and daughter, Marian.
of Camden, n. j., who have been spending
the winter with friends in New Orleans.
La, and Augusta, Ga, are now visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bird at 312 Duffy
/ street, west.
Mrs. Price and Miss Fannie NJ. Price of
Boonton, N. j., went north on the Kansas
/ City Friday morning. Mrs. Price and her
daughter have been visiting Miss Murphy.
| a No 1G Harris street, east, for several
days, after a most enjoyable season at
their winter home in ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. C. S. Smelling of North Carolina
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jenkins, at No.
/ 13 Gordon street, east