The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Bertha Lovenstein, Miss Nellie Abrahams
and Mr. NJ. ]. Solomons.
Monday evening Miss Flora Dancy and
her friend, Miss Lockhart, were compli-
mented by a few of their friends with a
surprise party, which proved a very pleas
ant entertainment The surprisers were
Miss Leonora Gabbett, Miss Alice Rems-
hart Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Hodgson Miss Marie Rerns-
hart Miss Georgia Ashley, Mr.. Stewart
Hineks, Mr.. Pratt Adams, Mr. Hugh Har-
ris Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr.. Hodgson and
Mr.. George Hayward.
The Evening Euchre Club will be enter
tanned This week by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Overton.
Mrs. George ]. Mills has sent out invi-
tations for tea to be given Wednesday
afternoon from to in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge, of
New York
The c. and P. Whist Club met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs L. c.
Banks. Present were Mrs. Bradford Dun
ham, Mrs Comegys, Mrs Emile Newman,
Mrs. John NJ. Egan, Mrs. Carey, Mrs E.
II. Hinton, Mrs. Robert McComb, Mrs
William Hardee, Mrs. Clarence S Con-
nerat Mrs. Solomon, and Miss Elizabeth
Keech.
beautiful silver tea was given by the
ternoon at the home of Mrs George
Tiedeman on Huntingdon street, east. No
pains had been spared to make the en-
tertalnment both brilliant and successful
and the result was all that would have
been asked Mrs. Tiedeman was assisted
in receiving the guests by Mrs Alec Hull
Mrs. Charles II. Strong and Mrs James
b. West. and a number of young ladies
served the refreshments
small party of friends Friday evening
with fish supper at Bannon Lodge His
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tren-
holm, Miss Keech of Baltimore, Mrs
Banks, Miss Banks, Mr. Wheless, and
Mr.. Frank Jones.
Mrs. Arthur Gibbes was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon at the initial entertainment
of the Quaker Club, a new organization
which has been formed for playing
euchre. The following members were
present, Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes, who won
the prize a pair of silver scissors, Mrs.
Randolph Ridgely, Mrs H. Wiley john
son, Mrs. William Henry Schley, Mrs
Wright Hunter, Mrs. w. r. Hopkins and
Miss Sally McAlpin.
Miss Anna Bell gave small card party
Thursday evening at the home of her par
ents on Huntingdon street, east The
parlors were prettily decorated with palms
an white hyacinths and jonquils. Miss
Constance Chestnut, Miss Inez Tiedeman
and Miss Florence Stevens won the girls
prizes, which We're a silver glove buttoner,
a handpainted candlestick and a vase
Masters Edward Dancy, Lyman Wilcox
and Malcolm Maclean We're the successful
boys TO whom were awarded a silver pen
Gil, a bon-bon box and a wedgewood
matchbox. The guests who were. present
We're the Misses Florence and Josephine
Stevens T)qnNU
Constance Chestnut, Elise Krenson, Nora
Edmonston, May Bell Gilbert, Virginia
Bsbee, Inez Tiedeman. and Edward Dan
cy Charley Barney. Harry Stevens, Ly
man Wilcox, Malcolm Maclean, Jr. Har-
vey Gilbert.
The Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club met
last week al the. home of Mrs. Emile New
man. Among the guests present were
Miss Keech of Baltimore, Mrs. Painter of
Pittsburg and Mrs. Claude Hammond.
Mrs w F. Aiken will entertain with
cards next week.
Miss Helen Buckman of Philadelphia ar
rived yesterday, to visit Miss Prtchard,
on Macon street.
Miss Berkey Brown of Denver. VINO has
been the guest of Miss Effie Bloodworth,
is now visiting Miss Edith Stiliwel
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lyon gave q
most enjoyable card party Tuesday even
ing, at winch were present the following
OF their friends: Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Ellis, the Misses Garden, Miss Lula Farr,
the Misses Usina, Miss Stckney, Miss OPP
penheimer. Miss Emma Lyon. Mr.. j. H.
Hall, Mr. r. Beattie, Mr.. w. c. Lyon. Jr.,
Mr.. j. p. Lyons, Mr. II. NJ. Richardson,
Mr.. Shoemate, Mr. r. L. Gutman, Mr..
Siegfried Fantl Mr.. F. W. Garden. Mr..
c. r. Dusenberry and Mr.. r. C. Farr, Jr.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
Monsees entertained in honor of Mrs NJ
Wellbrook of Bremen, Germany. the oc-
casion being the sixty-fourth birthday of
Mrs. NJ. Wellbrook. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Schaeffer, Mrs. John
Torch. Mrs. NJ. LANCE Mrs NJ. Hagan,
Mrs. VI. Feus, Mrs NJ. Fealli. Mrs. M
Murken, Mrs. f. Wnfert OF Brooklyn. N.
Y, Mrs. NJ. w. Suffer Mrs. Henry Schro-
der Mrs. George Schroeder, Mrs
Z. A. NJ. Schroeder Mrs. Tur-
ner. Mrs. George Stelljes, Mrs. John Kuck.
Mrs. John +. Lubs, Mrs. F. ii. Kramer
Mrs. J. f. Tietjen. Mrs Cord Asendorf
Mrs. Herman Lang, Mrs L. c. Gerken,