The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day evening, at tehir home on For
syth Park The amusements commenced
with a cobweb tangle, which kept the
young people busy, and which ended in
the finding of Two pretty prizes. Miss
Rosalind Wood and Master Joseph Hun
were the favored two who found at the
end of their "cobwebs," a silver bangle
and a silver knife. After a merry Vir-
ginia reel there was a peanut hunt, at
which pastime Miss Lucy Dancy and Mas
ter Malcolm Maclean were the successful
winners of the prizes, a basket and a box
of bonbons Among the young people who
were present were the Misses
Minnie Mackall Sophie Meldrim,
May Egan Opheia Dent, Mil
dred Cunningham, Margaret Charl-
ton, Nora Edmonston. Sidney Cab
bett, Minnie Adams, Rosalind Woods, Au-
gusta Woods, Lucy DANDY, and Masters
Walter Hayward Ford Hammond, Dana
Stevens. Alfred Hartridge, Clayton Purse
Joe Hull, Jack Carson, Gordon Carson and
Malcolm Maclean, Ralph Elliott, and War
rem Butler.
Miss Edith Robinson was hostess of a
beautiful luncheon Thursday, given IN
honor of a number of visiting young Ia
dies The table was decorated entirely
with pansies and violets, which We're ar
al "
Tie table. From this rose a cut glass
vase, filled with pansies and ferns, and
the places of the guests were also mark
ed by clusters of flowers. Miss Robin
sons guests included Miss Saal Miss Low
enstein Miss Leers, Miss Hoftiin, MISS
Loebenberg Miss Putzel, Miss Berg, Miss
Enrich of Bainbridge, Miss Irene Putzel,
Miss Bessie Krauss. Miss Hortense Stern
Miss Fannie Neuberger, Miss Frieda
Traub and Miss Viola Frank.
Miss Jennie Thomas entertained num-
Der of friends Tuesday evening very de-
Mghtfully. A clever and interesting lit
erary contest was the amusement of che
evening, the names of books being dis
gused in the form of pictures. Mrs.
Horace Crane and Mr.. Horace Crane, Jr..
were the prize winners, the former being
awarded a vase of Pompeian glass, and
Mr. Crane a copy of ITO Have and to.
Hold" Mrs. A. w West, Jr,, Won the
BOBBY prize, bust of Admiral Dewey
sculptured in white soap. Scores were
kept on pretty little heart-shaped cards
decorated with pen and ink drawings.
Later in the evening there was "A target
match, which afforded much merriment,
and in which Mrs. Rorace Crane and Mr..
Charles Banks were the victors. Among
those who were present, We're Mr. and
Mrs A NJ. West, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Horace A. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murchison Thomas, Miss Romare Miss
milford Miss Nelly Rankin, Miss Nina
Crane. the Misses Olmstead, Miss Mary
Clay, Miss Flora Dancy Miss Turner
Miss Marie Remshart Mr.. MacKethan,
Mr. Charles Banks, DR.. Robson, Mr
Charles West. Mr.. Herbert West, Mr..
Horace A. Crane, Jr., Mr.. Gookin, and
DR.. Phillips.
Mr.. Sybrandt gave a fish supper We'd
nesday evening at Bannon Lodge. when
his guests were Dr. and Mrs. John d.
Paige, MIR. and Mrs. Malloch, Miss Phil
lips. Miss Dora Cohen Miss Emma Hop
kins, Mr.. Albrecht, and Mr.. j. D. Tay-
Tor.
Capt. and Mrs C. f. Gillette entertain
ed few friends Friday on the launch
angler" Among their guests were Mrs.
]. C. LeHardy, Mrs. Arthur Overton, and
Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Jr.
The latest meeting of the C. and P. Whist
Club was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. e. H. Hinton on Whit
aker street The players were Mrs. L.
V. Banks, Mrs. John NJ. Egan, Mrs
Comegys Mrs Emile Newman, Mrs. Gill
lette, Mrs. Solomons. Mrs. William Har-
den, Mrs II. G. Thompson
Mrs. Bierne Gordon returned Monday
from Button. accompanied by Miss
Healy. Miss Eleanor Freeman, Miss Rosa
Sullivan. Miss Elizabeth Butler. and Miss
Anne Butler.
Masters Donald and Harry Rauers left
yesterday for the North, 10 resume their
studies at Mr.. Tafts school a Water
bury Conn.
Mr. William NJ. Low arrived yesterday
from New York, 90 visit Gen and Mrs.
W. w. Gordon.
Mrs G. E. Harrison and Miss, Belle
Harrison, who have been spending a
month or two in Savannah, left early in
the week for Brandon on the James river.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Owens will
leave Wednesday for Hofwyl to visit Mr..
and Mrs. james T. Dent.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur oud Mrs Henry
McAlpin left during the week for South
Bethlehem. Pa.
Mrs. c. A. Reitze and Miss Elise Rauers
sailed yesterday from New York for Ham
burg.
Miss Helen Marshall left Thursday for
Brunswick where she is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Wylly.
Miss Salvatore Cohen. who has been
spending the winter with her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Octavus Cohen, viii leave Thurs
day for Washington where she will visit
friends before going 10 her home in
Port Hope, Canada.
Mrs Arthur Ginbes has returned from
short stay in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Pennman. the
Misses Penniman and Mrs. Charles b.
Lloyd, who have been spending the win
ter in Savannah. will return to their
Brunswick home This week.
Mrs. Charles A Gibbes left Wednesday
for New York, where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Gen. and Mrs. w. W. Gordon are ex-
pected home to-day from the North
Miss Eleanor Freeman after a visit 10
Miss Mamie Nisbet left Thursday for
her home IN Virginia.
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