The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

Miss Louise bearing Then supper was
served, after which, to the music or a
string band, the young people making a
pretty picture in their white dresses with
bright colOred ribbons, danced away tne
rest of the evening. Those present were
Miss Mildred Cunningham, Miss Claudia
Johnson, Miss Annie Slmkins, Miss Louise
bearing, Miss Louise Maher, Miss Francis
Maher, Miss Inez Tiedeman, Miss jose
phine Stevens, Miss Sidney Gabbett Miss
Constance Chesnutt. Miss Harvey Hull,
Miss Eliza beth Malone, Miss Eleanor
Shotter Miss Mary Shotter, Miss Nora
Ednonston, Miss Ethel Durham, Miss
Fannie Blois, Miss Leo SibGey, Miss jamie
Shuptrine, Miss Margaret Suits, Miss
Alice Mcmillan, Miss Minnie Mackall, Miss
Sophie Me,drim. Miss Gertrude Sullivan,
Miss Jufe Screven, Miss Elise Krenson.
Miss Mary Elliott Miss Belle Battey, Miss
Vera Palmer Miss Eleanor Palmer and
Miss Lucy Dancy.
Master James G. Hardee, Jr., celebrated
his sixth birthday Monday afternoon with
a pretty little party, at which the guests
were the Misses Eliza Schley, Ellen Hick-
man, Emma Walthour, Helen Ellis and
Charles Walker Schley, Arthur Stevens,
Larcombe Schley and Raymond Demere.
Mr.. Hubert Duckworth gave a fish sup
per at Bannon Lodge Friday evening at
which his guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holland, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Eleanor
Freeman, Miss Kate Rauers Miss Fre,da
Rauers, Miss Mamie Nisbet. Miss Eliza
beth Butler, Miss Lily Andersen, Miss
Elise Guerard, Mr.. e. o. Watkins, Mr.. De
Saussure Ford, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. Sui
Ivan Bond, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr.
Henry Walthour. and Mr.. Harry Daniel
Miss Helen Hardee gave a. small and
very pleasant whist party Tuesday even
ing Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Pleasant Stcvall, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy e.
Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lynah Mr..
and Mrs Charles Ellis, Mrs. Thomas 5.
Wyly. Jr.. Miss Leila Hill, Miss Eliza
beth Johnston, Mr.. w. w. Williamson,
Mr.. Mitchell King, and Mr.. John Morris
The Ola Pcdrida Club was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Gardner Dickinson. Instead of cards an
interesting alphabetical contest was en-
loved, each competitor striving to que
at the different tables the names of au-
thors musicians, artists etc, literally
from "A 10 lizard" The parlors were dec
GRATED with vases and cut glass bowls cf
Bridesmaid roses. The first and second
prizes, a pair of Dresden figures and
silver shoe horn and buttoaer We're won
by Mrs. St. j. Is. Graham and by Mrs, iu-
liam b. Johnson while the consolation
prizes, bouquets of Nephitos roses and
crimson carnations, were awarded to Mrs.
Remshart and TO Miss Eleanor Freeman.
Those present were Mrs. d. Y. Dancy,
Mrs. G.. f. Remshart, Mrs. e. A. Cults,
Mrs St ]. y. Graham, Mrs. Ralph Hast
ings Cutter. Mrs H. A. Crane, Mrs. A. VI.
Nalthour. Mrs j. B. Johnson, Mrs. c. G.
Bell, Miss Ray Gutter, Miss Carolyn
CASTOR. Miss Daisy Maxey, Miss Mamie
Nisbet Miss Eleanor Freeman, Miss Alice
Remshart and Miss Marie Remshart
Col and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Mr.. ].
Markham Marshall, Dr. Harry Marshall
and MIR Charles A. Marshall, returned to
their home in Baltimore Wednesday
Miss Augusta Mcclure. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. cay
will return this week to her home In
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. William s. Lowell and Mrs. Frank
r Screven, who have been spending the
past week in Savannah, left yesterday for
their homes in Birmingham and Column
bus.
Miss Katherine Beekman of New York,
who has been spending few weeks at
Green Cove Springs returned to Savannah
a few days ago.
Mrs. Douglas NJ. Gee, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mary D. Gee, of Pc
tersburg, Va, is visiting her niece, MRS.
j. H. Estiu on Whitaker street.
DR. and Mrs. Charles Heron have re-
turned from Green Cove Springs, where
tDty nave bOCA SPS'AN'fS
weeks.
Miss Betty Nightingale, who has been
the guest of Miss Emma Huger, returned
Yesterday to her home in Brunswick.
Miss Belle Harrison left Wednesday
morning for Daytona, Fla, where she Is
visiting friends Mr.. w. G. Harrison VIII
also leave to-day for Daytona.
Gen. and Mrs. w w. Gordon and Mr..
w. w. Gordon, Jr., have returned from
New Orleans.
MIR. John O. Lowell, who is stationed al
Beaufort, S. c., for the winter, spent sew
eral days in Savannah during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Heard Hunter and
Miss Constance Nathan of New York are
spending a few days in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. TunstaI Omitte of Balti-
more left Wednesday for Augusta, where
they will spend a few days before re-
turning home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Guerard have am
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Elise, to Mr.. Sullivan Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Gbbes and
Master Edward A. Gibbes have returned
from a trip to Suwanee.
The marriage of MIR. Fred NJ. Hull, Jr.,
and Miss Ollie Moore will take place Mon
UNNATURAL HUNGER