The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwen also en-
tertained Friday evening. their guests be-
ing the members of the KIondike Club
and several delightful hours were spent
in card playing. Mrs. ]. b. Chestnut
won the first prize, framed water color,
and Mr.. Marcus Baker, silver key ring.
The consolation prizes, lovely garnet
hatpin and a silver-mounted rabbits foot.
Were awarded to Mrs Frank Webb and
Lieut. Maher The guests included Mr..
and Mrs Armand Palmer Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Stillwen Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Har-
mon Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bell, Capt and
Mrs. Frank Strachan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Webb, Mr. and Mrs George Maher, Col.
and Mrs Jordan Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Chapman,
Mr. Frank Cornwell and Mr.. Marcus
Baker.
A moonlight sail on THE Babbie" was
enjoyed Monday evening by a number of
young people, who went out to the Isle
OF Hope during the afternoon, Those who
composed the party were Miss Marie Ms
bet, Miss Virginia Lord Nisbet, Miss Ma
bels Stoddard, Miss Elizabeth Butler, Mr..
John r. Nisbet, Mr.. Theodore Barnard,
Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr.. William Barn
well, and Mr.. Henry Walthour
The Salem party who came South for
the marriage of Mr. Craven and Miss.
oIuDDS. te4l L ntTSudy evening III Il DIlNuAS
car for Old Point Comfort. In the party
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Craven,
Mr.. and Mrs James n. Bell of Minneap,
oils, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Sinnickson,
Miss Alice Snnickson, Miss Mary Craven,
Miss Lefty Craven, Miss Jane Craven,
and Miss Maud Howell of Baltimore Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Wilder left during
the week for Baltimore, from where Mrs
| Wilder will go to Washington to attend
The National meeting of the Colonial
Danes.
Mrs. Robert c. Aston has been spend
ing the past week with her parents, Mr..
ar6 Mrs. Fleming duBignon. This was
Mrs. Alston's first visit home since her
marriage, and her many friends were
charmed to have her with them again.
Mrs. w. j. DeRenne left yesterday for
the North. after spending the winter
months at her country home, Wormsloe.
Mrs. Paul Upper of st. Louis. Mo-, ar
rived a few days ago to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Malone al the De Soto.
Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon and Mrs.
William NJ. Low left Wednesday for Green
Cove Springs. Fla.
Miss Lily PeIzar, who is now the guest
of Miss Albert Hull, on Chippewa Square,
will leave next week for Charleston, where
she will be bridesmaid a the wedding of
her cousin, Miss St. Clair Pelzar.
Mr.. S. p. Shotter and family will come
INTO town this week from Greenwich and
win be al Mrs. J. G. Heywards on Whita-
ker street.
Miss May King of Brunswick is the
guest of Mrs. Henry r. jackson on For
syth Park.
Miss Marie Murchison left Thursday
evening for a visit to friends in Atlanta
before returning to her home in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Wilson have
been spending the past week in Washing
ton, d. c.
Miss Edith Johnston left Friday evening
to visit Mr. and Mrs Houston Johnston,
at Bay ST. Louis, La.
News has been received in Savannah, her
former home, that Miss Caroline Love
Goodwin has again had a picture accept
ed for the Paris salon exhibit. This is
more ambitious picture than her painting
last year, that being a portrait of her
sister while this one is a composition
group of little French children at their
mid-afternoon meal. 1t has received hon
orable mention and has been "hung
on the line" Miss Goodwin is
one of eight American women
10 be accorded this distinction.
The three Misses Goodwin will return to
New York in the fail after enjoying the
Paris Exposition, and will then have COM
pleted four years of study abroad. Miss
Goodwin will do magazine and book illus
trating and will make speciality of chill
dren's portraits, for which she has a pc
culiar gift and fondness.
Mrs. Fred F. tombstone of Montgomery,
Ala, after visiting her mother Mrs. John
L. Hardee, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Alan Leroy Reid, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Shearson, left yesterday for Ohio, where
she will visit friends before going to her
home in Chicago ILL.,
Mr.. Sydney Stubs returned yesterday
to the Pennsylvania Military Institute at
Chester, Pa.
Miss Belle Shotter has returned to Miss
Carriers school at Gainesville, Md, after
spending the Easter holidays at home.
Mrs. o. E. Johnson Of Charleston is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Julian b.
johnson on Liberty street.
Mr. James e Bell who came from Min
neapolis to be pres mt at the Craven
Stubs wedding, left for the North Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. !. G.. Haas entertained the Pleas
ure Club at its latest meeting which was
on Wednesday afternoon. Euchre was
played in the attractive parlors which
were frightened with vases of crimson
| carnations. Mrs. Julian NJ. Solomon and
Mrs. Haas won the club prizes, which
were a beautiful fan, and a pair of cut
glass bonbon dishes. The guests present
were Mrs. Krauss and Miss Gertrude
Berg of Philadelphia, Mrs. A L. We'll,
| Mrs. Joseph Ferst Mrs. M. Herman, Mrs
Henry l.. Smith. MIS-. Aaron Ferst, Mrs
Henry Roth, Mrs s. A. Einstein. Mrs
Shulhafer, Mrs. Binswanger and Mrs Fer
| dnand Well. Mrs. Max Krauss. and Mis-
Lily Traub.
An event of interest 10 Savannahians
was the wedding of Miss Martha Adair
Campbell of Gainesville, Ca, and MIR.
| Chas. w. West, Jr., of this city. which
| took place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Campbell
on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock
Present were many relatives and friends
of the bride and groom. number of whom
attended from Atlanta, Savannah and 9TH
er points. The ceremony was performed
by Rev j. A. Wynne, D. D. The maid