The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-25


We're used in the decorations, which were
both elaborate and beautiful The re-
treshment table was brilliant with silk
scarfs of the tri-color even the candles
and the gas shades added to the patriotic
effect and the score cards, which were
little shields, bore the pictures of the
Admiral himself. Mrs. NJ. G. Enrich was
the fortunate winner of the first prize,
silver and morocco memorandum book
while the second fell to Miss Livingston
of Charleston. st
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Newman of Bruins
Wick, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G. Bieher, Park Avenue. west.
the past week, wilIASturn home this even
ing. bASN fP
The B. G. Card Club was entertained on
the same afternoon also, amidst the most
patriotic surroundings by Miss Williams
ana MISS Fannin. In addition TO the tri-
colored decorations of silk and bunting.
masses of violets and ferns Were used
and tiny Olympia" formed the center
piece of the refreshment table The score
cards were American flags. Miss Marion
cooper won the first prize, silk handker-
| chlef, and Miss Crawford the second a
silk flag Among the others present were
Miss Eula Shuptrine, Miss Kate Ander-
| son, Miss Julia Bythewood, Miss Meta
| kemps, Miss Lula Davis, Miss Ellen Nor
| gan, Miss Taylor, Miss Edith Stilwell.
| Miss Bessie Cooper and Miss Leila Nor
gan.
Among the luncheons at Bannon Lodge
| during the week was one given Wednes-
DAY by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Levy Their
guests were Mrs. l. G. Levy of Augusta
| Mrs "A. A. Solomons, Mrs. j. Lovenstein
Mrs. Falk, Miss Perla Abrahams and
Capt. Wisaker of Augusta
On Tuesday evening the Euchre Club
was entertained delightfully."- by Miss
Rhetta Courtenay. The lady's prize, a
| gauze fan, was won by Miss Rena Falu-
giant, and Mr.. Charles Courtenay won
| the gentleman's prize, which was a scarf
| pin. Among those present We're Miss
Louise Falligant, Miss Rena Faligant.
Miss Florence Solomons, Miss Maud Pa
cetti, Miss Cassie Rembert, Miss Annie
Robertson, Mr. Charles Courtenay. Mr.
Raiford Falligant, Mr., Bowden, Mr. Eu-
| gene Harmon, Mr.. Travis and Mr., Kent.
! Miss Agnes Rourke entertained with a
| luncheon at Bannon Lodge, Thunderbolr
! on Friday morning, among the guests
were the Misses Muherin of Augusta.
Miss O'Dowd of Augusta, Miss Vaughan
of Augusta, and the Misses MacDonalds
of Atlanta.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Webster of Co.
| lumbus, Ga, are the guests of Mrs j. l..
Whitsitt, at 800 Gwinnett. west.
surprise party was given on Thurs
| day evening to Miss Annie Schroeder. by
a number of her young friends. in honor
| of her 18th birthday. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Mildred Schroeder. Miss
Mary Gefken. Miss Annie Gibbons, Miss
Meta Doscher, Miss Carrie Wiers, Miss
| Georgia Schroeder, Miss Annie S1lter Miss
Adeline Entelman.s Miss Matte Weigand.
| Miss Meta Entelman, Messrs. Edward
| hreger John Schroeder Harry Kuck John
| Vetter George Johnson, H. Monsees. w
| Suffer. George Semken Martin Schroeder
and Otto Kolb
Miss Katie MCGEE entertained most en-
| Joyably on Wednesday. The parlors were
| tastefuily decora ted with cut flowers and
| ferns. During the evening several songs
| were rendered by Miss O'Connor Miss
| Doyle and Mr.. Winters. Those present
We're, Miss McAuliffe. Miss McAvoy Miss
Cahill Miss Mccain. Miss Savarese. Mr..
NJ j. Garrigen, Mr.. B..P. Winter and Mrs
N. Vaughan of Augusta, Mr.. Edward No
Cabe, and Mr.. N. Rody of Charleston.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Emily
| II. Dasher for the marriage of her daugh-
| ter, Mary Louise to Mr. Clarence Alonzo
Coburn, on Tuesday morning, April TO-
! at Wesley Monumental Church. The young
couple will be at home after April 20, at
| lis CASTOR street, east.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.Herman Schwartz
| of New York entertained at Bannon
Lodge a party of hs friends among
| whom were the Messrs Jones. johnson
and Roberts of New York and Mr.. T.
| Preston Price -s
The Misses Conway OF Newark N. j.
were guests Of honor Thursday evening
al dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs
H. T. Wilson. The others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Bowling Miss
Maggie Murphey, Mr.. W. ]. MiscaIIy and
| Mr.. T. Preston Price
Miss Rena Fa1ligant entertained Wed
nesday evening with a masquerade party
| which was one of the most ENJOYABLE af-
| fairs of the week. Flags and red, white
and blue bunting were used In decorat-
| ing the house, so that the surroundings
were particularly bright and attractive
Among those present were Miss Louise
| Waldhauer, Miss Cassie Rembert Miss
Taylor. Miss Usina, Miss Rhetta Courte-
nay, Miss Minnie Decker. Miss Marion
| Cooper, Miss Kate Anderson, Miss Louise
Falligant, Capt o. E. Brown, Mr.. Dixie
Wilmington. Mr.. Robertson, Mr. Bost-
wick. Mr.. Waldhauer, Mr. Joe Titzel
! Mr. Bowden, Mr.. Fairbanks and Mr.. Raj
ford Falligant
The friends of Misses Elizabeth Rich
ards and Julia OglesDy Of Columbia S
| c., were delightfully."- entertained LAST