The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11

Barnard street. AN exciting game of lot
to occupied the early part OF the evening,
and later the questions on a penny were
answered and pretty prizes were award
| ed to the most successful The CUES Is
We're the Misses Mary Davis, Henrietta
Turner, Edith Timer, Irene Shivers Ethel
| Fretwell, jamie Shuptrine, Nell Coney,
Annie Laurie Shaw and Creechie Starr,
| William Robertson Allen Crawford,
| George Elton, John Elton. David Furse,
Reed Sweat, Sidney Chandler, Fred Mich
oils, Finley Walton. Carry Weisiger and
Percy King.
Among the theater parties yesterday
| afternoon was one consisting of Miss
| Frances Turner of Atlanta Miss Bessie
Cooper, Miss Ellen Morgan, Miss Leila
Morgan, Miss Ef1ie Bloodworth, Miss Maud
Hunter Miss Edith Stilwen and Miss
| Lula Davis
Invitations have been received in Savan-
nah from Mr.. and Mrs Paul Romare for
the marriage of their daughter. Marie
Elise, and Mr.. John Murchlsou Thomas,
which event will take place Feb. 81 in
st. Philips Church, Atlanta.
The marriage of Mr. Leon Jourolman of
Knoxville and Miss Nellie Jones of this
city will take place next Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents. 40S
J Castor street east. Only the families and
a few friends viii be present Mr. Charles
H. Brown of Knoxville will officiate as
| best man.
A valentine tea, given by the ladies' of
! the Froebel Circle, will be among the at
| fractions of the week. Invitations in verse
have been issued, and a pleasant enter
tainment is being looked forward to. The
tea Will be given Wednesday afternoon
from to Z, a 20 Harris street, west
The marriage of Miss Katie L. Banks
and Mr.. Walter w. Metzger will be cele-
brated at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. j. w. Ranks, at Ill Duffy street.
west, on the 14th inst. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Mr.. Scully at $50
O'Clock in the evening, and, owing to the
recent death of the brides father, the
wedding will be very quiet one
Miss Albert Hull was guest of honor at
a lovely dinner given Wednesday evening
at the De Soto by Mr.. Allen Bond. The
| other guests were Mr. and Mrs William
L. Wilson, Miss Rankin, Miss Katharine
Rauers Miss Freida Rauers, Miss Marion
| Hammond, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr.
Godin Guerard, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore
and Mr.. John Stoddard.
Among the delightful dinners of the
| week was one given Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. John Malloch. The guests
| were DR.. and Mrs. John ID. Paige Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Gbbes Miss Beck
man, Miss Nan duBignon. Mr. G. Noble
Jones and MIR. Clarence Anderson
Miss Katharine and Miss Frieda Raucrs
gave charming little supper at their
, home last Thursday evening. Those pres
ent were Miss Marion Hammond, Miss AL
bert Hull, Mr. North Chisom, MIR. Shelby
| Myrick, Mr.. A. A. MacKethan Mr.. Saw
age Lyman, and Mr.. Harry Daniel
The Quaker Club held its last meeting
| on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H.
! Wiley johnson.
The dainty and pretty play, "a Scrap
| of Paper" will be presented by the X s.
Dramatic Club at the Guards Hall on
the evening of Saturday. Feb. "a. The cast
has been well and wisely chosen and the
performance is being almost daily re-
hearsed 1t is hoped to make the play an
artistic success, and, because of its char
liable object, a financial success also
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Suits gave a
beautiful children's party Thursday
evening to celebrate the twelfth birthday
of their little daughter Marguerite Their
home on Hall street, east, was brilliant
with lights and presented lovely scene
when the sixty little guests were dispers.
ed about the prettly decorated rooms
| The walls were festooned with bamboo
and jars of Towering plants adorned man
| tells and tables. Dancing occupied the
| evening hours and several special dances
were given from time to time Little Miss
Hattie Rossignol and Miss Mildred Ehr-
Itch gave very pretty French dances Miss
Anna Bell and Miss Marguerite Suits a
charming gypsy dance Later in the
evening the little hostess dressed in
wonderful gown in which ninety yards of
silk were used. delighted the audience
with a serpentine dance Miss Maggie
Schey Thompson, who wore a pretty
gown of pink chiffon trimmed with ruch-
ings of satin ribbon, assisted greatly in
| entertaining the guests At 10 O'Clock the
children marched in to the dining room
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the beautiful and unique supper table
| This was in the form of an immense Mar
| guerite, which covered almost the entire
room. The round center was of bright vel
low, and radiating from this were twelve
white petals, between which the guests
sat. The yellow center was decorated with
fruit and flowers of deep yellow. while
on the white petals were arranged pla-
teaus of Freesias and Sweet Elysium.
| The refreshments were all yellow and
white in color, orange and vanilla ices,
and cakes and candy all carrying out the
| color scheme. Each guest was given as
a souvenir dainty little box shaped like
Marguerite, the center of which was
| formed by a photograph of the charming
| little hostess Among the guests were
the Misses Lila Nichols, Sarah Nichols.
Annie Simkins, Birdie Van Keureu, Claudia
| Johnson, Dorathy Workman, Moriorie
Workman, Eleanor Palmer, Mamie Mar
tin, Ethel Fretwell Josephine Stevens, Sa-
die Anderson. Marjorie Myers, Helen Dix
| on, Sidney Gabbett, Kathleen Fry Inez
| Tiedeman, Mildred Ehrlich, Gladys Gira-
deau, Ethel Durham, Helen Cherry, Har-
vie Hun, Marguerite Haylow, Anna Bell
Hazel Lemcke. Lucy Dancy, julie Screven,
May Battey Nichols, Hattie, Rossignol
While Shellman, Eleanor Puder, Alice Nc
Mien, Mamie Stillwell, Clara Barnwel
Bessie Susong, and Gerard Newman
Tracy Newman, Willie Roberts, Martin
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