The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-25

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Mrs. j. L. Earle Jr., Mrs. Horace Crane.
Mrs. Ralph Thomson, Mrs W. D. Kren,
| son, Mrs. j. S. Howkins Mrs. A. w Car
I michael Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hopkins. Mrs. OTIS
Ashmore, Mrs George Inglesby, Mrs. st.
J. b. Graham, Mrs W. F. Baker, Mrs @
G. Bell. Mrs. r, Cornwell, Mrs W. G..
Cam, Mrs. ]. II. Hinton, Mrs. George
Mills, the Misses Remshart Miss Florence
Olmst stead, Miss Constance Nathan. Miss
Ingram, Miss Annie Maclean. Miss Rachel
shellman and Miss Mamie Wilcox.
Master Averill Crane was host at
Washington party on Thursday afternoon
and entertained his little friends delight
lully The rooms were ella borateiy dec
GRATED with the national colors. Drap>
cries of red, white and blue made an
effective frieze around the walls of the
pariors and groups of American flags fur
Their adorned the rooms. Supper was
served in the dining room at tables dec
GRATED with the tri-coOr, while above the
heads of the guests a canopy was formed
by scarfs of red white and blue bunting.
which ladated from the center to the cor
nerS of the room. The little guests were
entertained before supper by a series OF
lovely magic lantern pictures, and the
| evening ended with an exciting donkey
came. Among the forty guests present
were the Misses Helen Ellis. Inez
Tiedeman, Katie Bell, Ray Solomon. Mas
ter Raymond Demere, ChaYlesMac-
lean, Catesby Jones. George Tiedeman
Carde krenson, Lucy Dancy, Eugene
Wimberly, Hayward Howkins, Tracy New
man, Eliza Schey, PercivaI Moses, Dud-
ley Hull, George Mercer Charles Adams.
Willie MaCkall, Thomas Bryson. Carolyn
Myers, Julian johnson, Sally Ellis, John
Howkins Sam Cam, jamie Meldrim. Will
lie Dickinson, Alan MacDonell, Irvine
ENl.
White.
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock Misses
Viola and Irene Frank gave q delightful
luncheon at Banuon Lodge in honor of
number of visiting young ledies. After
luncheon euchre was played for a time.
Miss Fannie Neuberger winning a beau
tiful siver-mounted blotter and Mrs
Binswanger a silver pin tray. During the
afternoon the party visited the oyster
factory and enjoyed themselves in various
ways until their return to the city at 4.
Those present were Mrs. Henry Smith,
Mrs Joseph Ferst, Mrs. Max Solomon.
Mrs. Binswanger, Miss Wolf of Philadel-
phia. Miss Loetenberg of New York, Miss
Leers of Atlanta. Miss Butzel of Detroit.
Miss Bessie Liienthai. Miss Edith Robin
SON Miss Irene Putzel, Miss Freida
| Traub. Miss Fannie Neuberger and Miss
HOrtense Stern.
The Ola Podrida Club met Friday ar
G.. Cam on Castor street, where the
members and few other guests were de-
| iightfully entertained The prizes were
won by Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Mrs. William
A. Bisbee and Mrs. Henry G. Thompson.
Among those who were present were
Mrs. A. B. Hull, Mrs. Frank Strachan of
! Brunswick, Mrs ]. A. G. Carson. Mrs.
Charles G. Bell, Mrs w. d. Krenson. Mrs
Otis Ashmore, Mrs. d. Y Dancy, Mrs.
Horace Remshart, Mrs st. J. b. Graham.
Mrs. Fl. A. Crane Mrs. Julian b. John
son, Mrs. Gardener Dickinson, Miss Helen
Buchanan and Miss Florence Adams
Master Haldeman Finnie gave pleas
ant little dinner party Tuesday evening.
at which his guests were Miss Hada
Hunter, Miss Anna Hunter, Miss Claudia
McAlpn, Miss Mildred Cunningham. Miss
Lila Carmichael, Miss Maggie White and
Masters Gordon Carson. Mckay bearing,
Owen Daniel. Larcombe Schley Eddie
Kolloch, Gould Hunter and Charles Bar
ney
Miss Alma Lindsay gave delightful
progressive lotto party Friday evening at
her parents home on Bolton street Daffo-
dlls and Violets were used in the deccra-
tons and the parlors looked very pretty
and sprinslike. Each guest was given a
bracelet on which. al the game progressa ed.
different coored bells were hung to mark
the owners score. To Miss 10 Woodfn,
who ended by boasting the prettiest brace
let, was awarded a lovely lace fan, while
Miss Vera Palmer, whose score was best.
won lucky chatelain from which were
suspended those never failing charms, a
four leaf clover. a horseshoe and a rabbits
foot. The other guests were Miss Louise
Pierce, Miss Lila Carmichael, Miss Leo
Sibley Miss Nellie White, Miss May Har-
ris, Miss Minnie Adams. Miss Maggie
White Miss Marie Gallaher, Miss Ora
Adams, Miss Susie Brooks. Miss Joe
Woodfin, Miss Josephine Reid. Miss Cora
johnson, Miss Alice Mcmillan. Miss
Gladys tombstone, Miss Lucy Dancy, Miss
Vera Palmer Miss Sallie Tilton, Miss Lii
la Nichols, Miss Helen Dixon, and Miss
Sarah Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haskell have been
for the last few days the guests of Mr.
and Mrs James r. Dent at Hofwyl. They
will return to town tomorrow.
Miss Butzel of Detroit was complmente1
with delightful entertainment Monday
afternoon at the Harmonic Club. Euchre
and bowling occupied the evening hours,
the young ladies' taking their choice as 10
amusemen,s. Miss Viola Frank was sue
cessful at cards. winning lovely scent
bottle of ruby cut glass; Miss Ruth Key
ton won the prize at bowling, a mnatu q
framed I'm gold Refreshments we're
served I'm an upper room at small tables
which were decorated with white flowers
and ferns. Green and white were the COL
ors Of the entertainment, and the tables
were lighted by green candles In crystal
candelabra. Among the guests were
Miss Bessie Lilienthal Miss Wolff Miss
Loebenberg Miss Leers Miss Edith Rob-
inson, Miss Jeanette Herman, Miss Carrie
Lilienthal, Miss Florrie Lilienthal, Miss
Marie Ehrch Miss Ruth Kayton, Miss
Carrie Kayton, Miss Perla Abrams, Miss
Nellie Abrams. Miss Irene Putzel, Miss
IGde Miss Krauss, Miss Mendes, Miss
Mohr, Miss Stern, Miss Belsnger, Miss
Rosa Putzel Miss Fannie Neuberger, Miss