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

( Among the out-of-town guests who will
be present at the marriage are Col. and
Mrs. Charles Marshall Mr.. Lee Marshall,
Or. Harry Marshall Mr.. Charles Mar
shall Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Tunstall Smith,
and Mr.. Redmond Stewart of BALTIMORE;
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Mr.. Thomas
Kinney and Mr.. Russell Landale of New
YORK Mr.. Stewart Bryan of Richmond
Va, Mrs. William S. Lowell, Jr, and
Mr.. Hamilton Stiles of Birmingham, Ala. !;
Mr. and Mrs Frank b. Screven and Mas
ter Charles Mills of Columbus; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Wylly and Mr.. John c.
stiles of Brunswick, and Mrs. +. c. Stiles
of Etowah Cliffs.
Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson gave love
" little card party Tuesday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Mamie Nisbet and her
guest Miss Eleanor Freeman. The prizes
a French clock and Cloissonne tea cad
dy, were won by Miss Belle Harrison and
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn. The guests
who were present were Miss Georgia Bot
Miss Betty Nightingale, Miss Belle Harri-
son, Miss Helen Marshall Miss Isabel
Stiles Miss Reba White Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, Miss Emma Huger, Miss
jeanne Haines, Miss Marie Nisbet Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Elizabeth Haskell,
Miss Eleanor Freeman, Miss Mamie Ms
bet and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. HUI
gave a very pretty card party i'm honor Of
the Evening Euchre Club. Pink carna-
tons and asparagus ferns were used in
decorating the drawing rooms, in which
the lights were all softened by pink
shades. Mrs. Wylly won the first ladies'
prize a beautiful lace handkerchief. and
Dr. HoWkinS the first gentlemen's prize
a silver mounted corkscrew The consola-
ton prizes, a silver pocket manicure set
and an ash receiver, were given to Mrs.
John Heard Hunter and to Mr.. Eldred
Simkins. Those present were DR.. and Mrs
John S. Howkins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Wylly Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eidred Sim
kins, Mr. and Mrs Cooper Myers, Mr.
and Mrs. w. ID. bearing, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M Lang Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hull
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A G.. Carson. Mr. and
Mrs John Heard Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs
William G. Cam, Mr.. and Mrs j. L.
Walthour, Mrs. A. H. Cary, Miss Con-
stance Nathan, Miss Edith Adams, Miss
Mamie Wilcox Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Ollie Moore, Miss Orme Mr. Waller GRAY
ener, Mr.. William Pratt, Mr.. Alan Bond
and Mr.. F. NJ. Hull.
Mrs A. B. Hull entertained again Tues
day afternoon with another lovely card
party, at which only ladies were present.
On this occasion Miss Brewer was the
fortunate winner of a beautiful French
clock, Miss Orme won a pretty gold pin
in the shape of golf sticks, and Miss
Phoebe Elliott cut successfully for the
consolation prize, a silver bell. Mrs
Hulfs guests were Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs
Bradford Durham. Mrs. Reynolds of Bal
timore, Mrs. Arthur Gibbes Mrs f. c.
Battey, Mrs. A. II. Cary. Mrs. j. L. Wal
thour Mrs II. G. Thompson, Mrs James
Hunter, Mrs. G. w. Tiedeman, Mrs J. c.
Marshall, Mrs Clarence Connerat Mrs
w. II. Aiken. Mrs. George Schley, Mrs
Harris Cope. Mrs. Thomas j. Charlton,
Mrs Wright Hunter, Mrs j. s. Wood
Mrs r. NJ. Hull, Mrs. j. B. Chestnut
Mrs. j. c. LeHardy Mrs. Bernard Guest
Mrs Lewis Malone Mrs. e. j. Black,
Mrs. w 7. Williams the Misses Orme,
Miss Brewer. Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss
Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Eugenia john
ston, Miss Shooter, Miss Maggie HUI,
Miss Irene Withers, Miss Ethel Moses
and Miss Claude Bond.
Miss Marie Nisbet gave a beautiful sup
per party Friday evening in honor of Miss
Eleanor Freeman. The table was lovely
in It's decoration of freesias and daffodils
Miss Nisbet's guests were Miss Eleanor
Freeman, Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss
Anne Butler, Miss Mabel Stoddard. Miss
Mamie Nisbet, Mr.. Edward Demere. Mr.
Henry Walthour Mr.. North Chisolm
Mr.. Theodore Barnard. Mr.. Fred Myers
and Mr.. Harry bearing.
NNNhNoudS lHOili luS MISS Emma Hop
kins entertained with a charming break
fast in honor of Miss Constance Nathan
An amusing idea, well carried out by the
hostess, furnished great deal of merri-
ment. Miss Hopkins, whose invitations
had been issued some days ahead had
mailed the replies to a chirographst in
New York, who CHANGED TO be personal
friend of hers. Consequently each guest
found al her pace her own acceptance
accompanied by a more or less accurate
description of her characteristics These
character sketches were read aloud and
proved most interesting 10 the guests The
table was beautifully decorated with me-
teor roses. Those present were Mrs John
Heard Hunter. Mrs Frank c. Batey,
Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. Wright Hunter,
Miss Ethel Moses, Miss Constance Nathan
and Miss Maude Hayward.
charming luncheon was given by Mrs.
W. w. Gordon Wednesday, in honor of
Miss Eleanor Freeman and Miss Georgia
Bolt. The other guests included the
Misses Rauers. Miss Belle Harrison, Miss
Harriet Russell, Miss Marie Nsbet Miss
Mamie Nisbet Miss Nan Screven, Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn and Miss Jeanne
Haines.
Miss Mary Bacot Bryan was hostess Fri
day evening al a delightful hearts party.
given at her home on Gwinnett street,
east which was prettily decorated for the