The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14


, Withers, Miss Leonora Gabbett, Mss Hat
tie Saussy, Miss Alice May Connerat, Miss
Floride Banks, Miss Sassnett and Miss
Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Lewis Malone gave a
small and most amusing "chldren's par
ty' Monday evening in the banquet hall
of the De Soto, and in every respect the
entertainment was successfully carried
out The guests were an dressed as chill
dren-and some of the costumes were eX-
cellent; juvenile games constituted the
evenings amusement and the refresh
meuts were on the same order as those al
a child's party. Mrs. Malone and her
sister, Miss Ethel Moses, received the
guests in charming little blue and pink
rnafores over their white gowns. while
Mr.. Malone. dressed as a small boy, was
the host. Among the guests We're Nj.
and Mrs John Heard Hunter, the latter
very cleverly impersonating the shy child;
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Battey, Mrs.
Wright Hunter who made a lovely Italian
waif; Mrs. Henry w. Hodge, as a very
fascinating baby in blue and white. with
crocheted sacque, a frilled muslin hat tied
under her chin, and carrying a rattle; Miss
Elise Rauers. inimtable as Little Lord
Fauntleroy, in kits and curls; Miss Nan
duBienon and Miss Lima Woodbridge as
little girls, and Miss Emma Hopkins and
men Mr. J. Ferris Cam dressed as lit
tie girl, was excellent; Mr.. Wright Hunter,
Mr.. Mills b. Lane, Mr.. A. Godin Guerard,
Mr.. J. d. Tay,or and Mr.. John Carswell
we're the others who were present.
one of the delightful card parties of the
week was that given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Wright Hunter al her home an Gas
ton street. Pretty little Gibson calendars
were the score cards used and the prizes,
A f o. a 4 iGh a nil a
pin cushion and a Manipulated picture
frame, We're won by Miss Maude Hey
ward Mrs Harris Cope, Mrs Frank Hol-
land and Mrs. George Mercer. Among the
guests present were Mrs. John d. Paige,
Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. j. Florance Mi
mis-, Mrs Alexander r. Lawton, Mrs.
Rauers, Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs. George
Schley, Mrs. Trenholm Hopkins. Mrs.
Charles Ellis. Jr., Mrs. Arthur Gibbes,
Mrs. George Owens. Mrs j. Randolph An
derson, Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. Harris
Cope, Mrs. Thomas j. Charlton, Mrs. Alec
B. Hull Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy. Mrs.
H. Wiley Johnson, Mrs. John D. How
kins, Mrs. Pleasant A. Stovall, Mrs. E.
]. Black. Mrs, Thomas J. Hunter, Mrs.
w. F. Aiken, Mrs. Randolph Ridgely, Mrs
Cornelius N. Moses, Mrs. George A NIer-
Ger, Mrs. Clarence w. Murphy, Mrs Rob
ert l.. Mercer, Mrs. Henry w. Hodge,
Mrs. Eldred Simkins, Mrs. Frank Holland,
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John Heard Hunter, Miss Cosens, Miss
Howell, Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Dora
Cohen, the Misses Phillips, Miss Emma In
gram. Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Maude
Hayward. Miss Kate Stoney, Miss Nan du-
Bignon. Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Hartridge Miss Leila Hill
and Miss Ethel Moses.
Mr. and Mrs William l.. Clay We're the
guests of honor at a delightful dinner par
tx~e civ nv II nd Pol Vh
Wednesday evening. American Beauty
roses in massive silver vases decorated
the table, and also marked the places of
the guests, who were Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam l.. Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Law
ton, Miss Maud Thomas Miss Lily Nc
Lane Anderson, Miss Lima Huger, Mr.
Walter S. Chisholm, Mr.. w. Gordon Har-
rison and Mr.. E. o. Watkins.
The members of the Evening Euchre
Club met for their second entertainment
of the season Friday at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Walthour on Hall
street. A charming evening was spent in
card playing, and at the close of the game
the prizes. a cutglass dish and a silver
court plaster case were awarded to Mrs
Cornelius Moses and Mr.. William D.
bearing. Among those who were present
were Mr. and Mrs J. Muir Lang, Dr. and
Mrs. John H0whins, Mr.. and Mrs Pleas
ant A Stovall, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Over
ton, DR. and Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. bearing. Mr.. and Mrs ]. A.
G.. Carson, Mr. and Mrs A. B. Hull Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Sheldon. Miss Belle Har-
dee, Miss Mary Clay, Mr.. William Pratt
Mr. Paul LYMAN Messrs. Lowndes and
Henry Walthour.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maloch gave a
beautiful dinner party Thursday evening
before the soiree. The table was decor
ated charmingly with pink carnations and
roses. Mr. and Mrs Malloch's guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin. Mr.
and Mrs William L. Clay, Mrs. Henry
Wilson Hodge. Miss Harriet King Ell
bott Mr. Joseph D. Taylor and Mr.
George Tennille.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter gave an in.
formal and charming little tea Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Henry VIII
son Hodge of New York. The other
guests VINO were present were Mrs. Lewis
Malone. Miss Ethel Moses, Mrs. T. NJ
Cunningham. Jr., Mrs. f. c. Battey. Mrs
Wright Hunter, Miss Rauers. Miss Lima
Woodbridge. Miss Sally Miller and Miss
Nan duBignon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin have sent
out invitations for a dinner dance. to be
given next Tuesday evening al their home
on Orleans Square.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Wilder and Ms
Henry r. jackson are at Suwanee
Miss Annie Maclean has issued invi.
tations for large dance for next We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Virginia Lord Nisbet and her
friend, Miss Agnes Kelley left Monday
evening for New York in the Grand
Duchess. A large party of their friends
accompanied them to the steamer to see
them off.
Mrs Robert L. Mercer Jr, will spend
this week in Brunswick with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles S. Wylly.
Miss Cook of Richmond Va. who has
been spending the past few days with Dr.
and Mrs. w. w. Owens, viii leave 10.
morrow morning for St Augustine, where
she goes to visit Miss Dismukes.
Miss Helen Marshall of Rome is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph An.
derson.
Miss Albert Hull Of Atlanta is the guest
of the Misses Rauers
The excitement of the week among the
very young people was paper parry
given Friday evening by Miss Lilo car.
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