The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-18

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Crane, the Misses Rauers, Mr. j. Florance
Minis, Mr.. Knott Mr.. A r. Lawton Mr.
II. NJ. Stoddard. Mr. Mitchell King. Mr.
William Haskell, Mr.. I>OWndes Walthour,
Mr.. Coulter Carmichael, Mr. De Saussure
Ford Mr. W. g. Harrison, Mr.. Edward
Demere, Mr. A. b. Elliott. Mr.. Harry
Bruen, Mr.. Albion D. Johnston, Mr.. Charles
Banks, Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.. Shelby
Myrick, Mr.. Clarence 5. Connerat, Jr.
Mr.. Fred Myers Mr.. Cheshire Nash. Mr..
Frank bearing, Mr. Harry bearing, Mt
North Chisolm, Mr.. Langdon West, Mr.
Savage Lyman, Mr.. John Morris, Mr..
Palmer Arson, MIR. II. W. Daniel, Jr.
Mr.. Hugh Harris. Mr.. Langdon West Mr.
II. A. Crane. Jr., MIR. A. G. Guerard. Jr.,
Mr.. Horace Hunter, Mr.. Dunn, and Mr.. ].
deBruyn Hops.
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn gave a beauti-
ful luncheon Tuesday, in honor of Miss
Georgia Bolt of Boston. The table deco
rations were unusually pretty and effec-
tive. Ropes of smilax outlined the oval
center piece of white embroidery, and
green Venetian vases filled with Roman
hyacinths aud maidenhair ferns, were
placed at the four corners. Cards, in the
shape of a fieur-de-lis. in green and gold.
marked the places of the guests, and in
the center of the table a cut glass bowl of
American Beauty roses made lovely con-
trast in color TO the green and white.
The guests We're Miss Bolt Miss Betty
Nightingale, Miss Madeline Weed, Miss
Lisa Weed, Miss Kate Stoney, Miss Kate
Rauers, Miss Freida Rauers, Miss Emma
Huger, Miss Reba White, Miss Jeanne
Haines and MISS Belle Daniel.
Mrs. j. b. Chestnut was hostess at a
charming card party Tuesday afternoon,
between the hours of and Z. The pretty
parlors were rendered doubly attractive
by beautiful decorations of pink carna-
lions and with garlands and festoons of
smilaX. In these rooms only pink lamps and
rose-colored shades were used while the
dining room was entirely in crimson, with
carnations and shades of deep rich color,
and large palms and ferns were placed in
the hall The prizes, which were unusual
ly handsome, were a Dresden teapot, won
by Mrs. Cecil Gabbett an leig.1t-
pound basket of candy from Huyler's, won
by Mrs. r. H Cornwen and a hand-paint-
ed salad dish, won by Mrs. Arthur B. NJ.
Gibbes. The consolation prize. lovely
cut glass and gold inlaid bon-bon DISH
was given to Mrs. Arthur Overton. The
first and third prizes were from Lycett s.
and were beautifully painted, while the
second prize was an artistic creation in
itself. The basket was lined with pale
green satin, and was tied with yards of
broad ribbon, through the bows of which
were caught lunches of field daisies, and
grasses. The guests were Mrs. w. w.
owens, Mrs. T. S. Wayne, Mrs. p. w.
Meldrim, Mrs. ]. S. Howkins, Mrs. Louis
LeHardy, Mrs. Pleasant Stovall, Mrs r.
J. Charlton, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett. Mrs. Ar
thur Overton, Mrs. II. G., Thompson, Mrs.
e H. Hinton, Mrs. Otis Ashmore, Mrs
John Screven, Mrs. W. F. Aiken, Mrs.
James Sullivan, Mrs. w Trenholm Hopkins,
Mrs. c. e. Gillette, Mrs. C. II. Dixon,
Mrs. c. b. Lloyd Mrs. j. A. G. Carson,
Mrs. Arthur Gibbes. Mrs J. c. LeHardy,
Mrs. Guy Howard, Mrs. B. r. Guest,
Mrs. ]. S. Wood, Mrs. W. d. Krenson,
Mrs. George Schey, Mrs. r. H. Cornwell,
Mrs. H. A. Crane, Mrs. Joseph Muir Lang,
Mrs. w. d. bearing. Mrs II. L. Ferrill,
Mrs. c. A. Gbbes, Mrs. A b. HUI.
Mrs. t. $. Wyly, Jr., Miss Elise Rauers,
Miss Maude Hayward, Miss Leila Hill,
Miss Anuletie Stubbs. Miss Irene Withers,
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Edna Penni-
man. Miss Floride Banks, Miss Helen
Egan, Miss Claude Bond. Miss Frances
Charlton. Miss Flora Dancy. Miss Rems-
hart and Miss Orme.
Miss Edith Adams was guest of honor
at a small but delightful card party given
Monday afternoon by Mrs. f. c. Battey
The rooms were prettlly decorated with
freesias and La France roses. Miss Ethel
Moses and Miss Daisy Phillips won the
prizes which We're a potted plant and a
DOil DOH niSIi. lHCSt piSStlll Wtlt. MIS-.
Isaac Minis,s Hrs. j. F. c. Myers, Mrs. w.
H. Schley, Mrs. l.. NJ. LeHardy, Mrs T. G..
Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. Tren-
holm Hopkins, Mrs. George Schley, Mrs.
John d. Paige, Miss Constance Nathan,
Miss Ethel Moses, Miss Dora Cohen. Miss
Daisy Phillips, Miss Georgiana Phillips
and Miss Jessie Anderson.
Miss Madeline Weed, Miss Lisa Weed
end Miss Josephine Weed We're given a
delightful little card party Thursday even
ing by Mrs. Charles Ellis Jr Euchre
was the game of the evening, and after
an hour or two of interesting play the
prizes a silk work bag. delightfully."- fur
nished and a silver pencil, were won by
Miss MABEL Stoddard and Mr.. Edward
Demere. Mr.. Demere also won the con-
ISOLATION prize. The other guests were:
Miss Saidee King, Miss Edith Johnston,
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Stoney Miss
Betty Nightingale Miss Rankin and Mr.. }.
Ferris Cam, Mr. John Morris, Mr.. Noble
Hardee, Mr.. Edward S. Elliott, Mr.. John
Stoddard, DR.. T. Pinckney Warning, Mr
Frank bearing and Mr.. Harry Weed.
Miss Belle Daniel gave a chaming tea
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Geor-
gia Bolt. The parlors were pref