The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

p Ueau'Iul party by his parents, Mr.. and
SIiS. 'oilh A carson Friday evening. The
par4ors were decorated with ban,hno 1af
Ioulls ana treesias, and the children snent
very happy evening watching thertnic
.uros OF magic lantern, and then eniov
ing an artists party. MISS Marion car
-. won me slri's prize, silver manicure
go ana Master Herbert Moore was the
winner OF silver pencil. Each little guast
ieceiVed as souvenir pretty box of can
ny Among the children present were
MISSES Helen Gillette, Carrie Stubos PES
0tuDoS' Fanny Hinton, Sallie Ellis
lleIeh Dixon, Nellie Schirm, jamie Mel
ulliii' MAY Battey Nichols, Marion Car
son, and Raymond Denere Francis T,asb
er, >Garard Newman Percival Moses
spencer Connerat. Warren Butler Willie
Cann, Robert Train, Harry Thomson
herpert Moore, Ross Guerard. George
MaeIean, Villa McMurray Gould Hunter
and Alex Mcdonnell
Last evening another chih5ren,s marty
was given by MIR. and Mrs Carson for
tnelr sons, Gordon and Edward Progress
s slve uoihlhoes were the order of the even
ING Inc guests were the Misses Minnie
Adams, Ora Adams, Louise bearing. Ger
trude Sullivan Vera Palmer, Sophie Mel
orim, Ellen Hickman Joe Woodfin, Eliza
peth hrenson, Edith Williams. Josephine
stevens, Alena Lindsay, Constance Ches-
mutt, Lucy Dancy, Emily Parmelee. and
Dana Stevens, Waiter Hayward. Mckay
Dearing, Paul Jette, Yulie Dancy. Allen
Hinton, Robert Cohen, Charles Ellis.
george Cornweh, Hugh May Malcolm
Maclean, Haldeman Finnie, Gustave Rob
ertson and L4arcom'be Schley.
Miss Lily Vaughn of Augusta was COM
plimented with a delightful fish dinner at
Bannon Lodge during the past week The
/ other guests were Miss Mulherin of Au-
| IGl A d
Miss Strouss, Miss Harty; DR. OFConnor
Mr.. Butler Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Black, Mr..
| j. W. Heffernan, Mr.. Rourke and MIR. Jo-
| seph Harry and Mr.. F. M. Cam of Chel-
sea, Mass.
Miss Rena Falligant entertained the
| Tuesday Evening Euohre Club last week.
and a pleasant evening was spent by the
guests. Miss Louise Faligant and Mr.
| Charles Courtenay Won the prizes a set
| of silver studs and a pair of cuff links
Among the guests present were the Misses
Alberta Derby, Cassie Rembert, Retta
| Courtenay, Louise Falligant, and Messrs.
i Dixie Wilmington, Raiford Falligant,
| Demean Kent, Joseph Titzell and Charles
| Farbank.
Miss Lily Traub gave a very pleasant
| blackboard party Monday afternoon to
| ThunderDolt, where an oyster roast was
/ greatly enjoyed Those present were Mrs
/
| berg, Miss Wolf, Miss Butzel, Miss jean
cite Herman, Miss Bessie Lilienthal Miss
| Irene Frank, Miss Freda Traub and Miss
| Mamie Smith.
| Mrs n. G.. Brewer entertained the Old
Maids Convention delightfully."- on Thurs
day evening. Among those present were
Mrs. C. F. Cox, Mrs. George Painter of
Mincey, Pa, Mrs. Gaynor Mrs Merritt,
| Mrs. Pauline Roberts, Mrs Hunter Hen
! dprSnn Mrs Of
ton, N. c., Mrs. Charles Cambridge, Miss
les Gertrude Sanders, Debbie Taggart.
! Helen Thompson, Pearl Sullivan, Clara
Hinson, Minnie Decker, Daisy Brewer,
Messrs. N. G. Brewer C. F. Cox, Brannan,
Jaudon, White, Whitmere, Merritt. Nc
ellis, Thompson, Sullivan and others.
The Monday Evening Euchre Club met
last week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Henry Karger, where the guests were
pleasantly entertained. Mrs. J. W. Levy
won the first prize at cards, silver bell.
| The second, a Limoges otandlestick was
won by Miss Perla Abrahams, and Mrs
Samuel Nathans of Chicago won the third.
dainty card receiver. Mr.. F. NJ Oliver
and Mr.. Washington Falk won the other
| prizes, which were a silver cravat holder
| and scarf pin
The Wheeler Social Club held their reg
ular weekly meeting Thursday evening
March l, 1900 at the home of Miss Meta
Asendorf. 1923 Jones street, east. Among
those present were the Misses Edna Yo-
KUN, Harriet Yokum, Mamie HUNTINGTON
Calanthe and Lou Hunt, May Rowe. Meta
Asendorf, Mercy Hunt, and Messrs John
McDonough. Albert Strasser, Robbie viii
son, Richard Hunt, Syrial Kelly and James
Ernst
| Miss H. Doris Saal of Petersburg Va
and Miss Miriam Bert Lovenstein of Phil
adelphia are the guests of . Mrs. Julian
Manassas Solomon.
Mrs. Theresa Brown accompanied nv
| her daughter, returned yesterday from
| Memphis, Tenn, after spending a month
visiting relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Smallwood and Miss
| Amiel Smallwood have returned from a
visit to Augusta.
Mr.. A. ]. Jones of Nocatee, Fla. and
Miss Mary f. Mathews were married at
| the home of her parents In Fairfield yes
| terday. They left Immediately for Noca-
tee which will be their future home.
Miss Eva Gartrell, who has lust grad
uated in telegraphy at Birmingham, Ala,
returned yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Griffin was given a surprise
party by number of his friends at his
home on Tattnall and Berrlen streets Fri
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