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

which, as every child knows. is even more
delightful than grab bag. The table was
particularly pretty with its decorations
of Roman hyacinths and beautiful birth
day cake, with its five lighted candles.
Miss Kate Lyons and the Misses Lynch
compliment Miss Mulhetin and Miss
Vaughan of Augusta with blackboard
drive on Thursday. The party drove I'D
the river, where the day was pleasantly
spent. Among those who Were present
We're Mr. and Mrs j. ]. Powers Miss
Viva Harry, Miss Agnes Rourke, Miss
Nan Golden, Miss Jennie Strous, Miss
Mulherin, Miss Vaughan Miss Lyons, the
Misses Lynch, Mr.. Joseph McGovern, Mr.
Frank Palmer, Mr.. Frank Golden. Mr.
Joseph Heffernan, Mr.. James Lyons, Mr..
William Quinan, Mr.. Joseph Broderick
Mr.. Edward OBrien, DR.. O'Connor and
Mr.. John Rourke
The B. G. Card Club held its. latest
meeting Tuesday evening at. the home of
Miss Lula Davis, where the members were
delightfully."- entertained Miss Meta
Kemps won the ladies' prize. a picture
and Mr.. Mongin Nichols, the gentlemen's
a pocketbook The Others present were
Miss Maud Hunter. Miss Bessie Cooper
Miss Louise Waldhauer. Miss Edith Still
well, Miss Anderson, Miss Morgan, Miss
Bythewood, Miss Fannin, Miss Eva
Shuptrine, Miss Efie Bloodworth, Mr.
JdtAtS rI60ildtl, MI. raul Bryan, Mi.
Herbert Stillwen, Mr.. Leon Lynes, Mr.
R. A. Crawford, Mr.. Wilbur Coney, Mr.
Percy Inabnett, Mr.. William Baldwin,
Mr.. Sidney Cooper, Mr.. Harry Richard
son. Mr. William Divendoff, Mr.. Yates
Thompson, Mr.. Charlton Barbour, Mr.. AL
len Sweat and Mr.. Quincy Hodges
Thursday evening Mr.. Henry Monsess
entertained in honor of his eighteenth
birthday, at his home on Hall street. west.
doll Il
night and dancing was enjoyed until an
early hour. Those present were Misses
Louise Lubs, Martha Kuck, Annie Hesse,
Georgia Kuck, Minnie Lubs, Matte Weig-
and, Meta Doscher, Annie Gibbons, Annie
Schroeder, Annie Bridges, Carrie Weihrs,
Adelena Entelman, Meta Entelman. Katie
MOnsees, Meta Monsees, and Messrs.
George Helmken, Sam j. Wheaton, Otto
Kolb, Albert P. Smith, John Vetter Fred
Vessels Jr., Frank Harte. Jr., Harry
kuck, Edward Krieger John Weigand.
Jr., Willie Fish, Henry W. Suffer, George
F. Harms August Blum.
Miss Marie Morrissy entertained num-
Der of young friends very pleasantly on
Wednesday afternoon, from until Z, the
occasion being the birthday of the little
hostess. Many games We're played, includ-
ing the ever popular Donkey Party in
which Miss Fannie darkness and Miss
Anita Rossignol were awarded the prizes,
both little ladies having tied twice, and
Master James Robinson won the consola-
ton prize. The children were photograph
ed on the lawn, then the march for sup
per was played by Miss Marion Zittrouer,
after which the little ones amused them
selves by dancing, Marie Morrissy, Anita
Rossignol and Josephine O'Connor render
ing the fancy dances, and the party con-
cluded with a cake walk. Those present
We're Marie Morrissy, Sadie Hermes, Lii
lie Cahill, Katie Hermes, Anita Rossis-
mol Marie Ballantyne, Josephine O'Con-
nor, Claire Morrissey, Agnes Morrissey,
Eulalia Feuger, May Robinson, Florrle
Doty, Winnifred O'Connor, Mary Altick'
Fannie Hardness. Rita Hermes, Mamie
Morrissey, Jennie Godbold, Helen Reilly
Verda Robinson, Marguerite Morrissy'
Katie and Ellie O'Leary, John Dwyer,Jay
Fitzgerald Harry Altick. Dan ONelll,
John Robinson, James Robinson, WIZ
Davant, Leo Morrissy and Will Morrissy'
DR.. and Mrs. James Bryne, Miss Helen
Bryne, James Bryne. Jr., and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Wagner of Cleveland, O., VS.
tied their relatives, Capt. and Mrs. ID. D.
Boyle last week.
The Misses O'Connor after delightful
visit to Misses Katharine Farrell OF
Blackville, S. c. returned home to-day.
Miss Katie Hughes who has been visit
ing in Cuba for sometime has returned to
the city.
Mrs. Theodore Lamb Of Aususta is vis-