The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-04

Lily McLane Anderson and Miss Annie
Maclean.
Mrs. E. H. Hinton gave a beautiful card
party Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Whitaker street. Progressive euchre
was the game, and those who participated
In the contest for the lovely prizes de-
clare it an occasion long to be remember
ed. There were three prizes: the first
Royal Worcester chocolate pitcher, was
won by Miss Elizabeth Keech of Balu-
more; the second. an exquisite Dresden
tray, painted in First Empire design, was
won by Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut, while for
consolation prize Miss Hattie Saussy won
a copy of that unique publication. 1.-THE
God Yutzo." Elaborate refreshments
were served after the game and those who
enjoyed the charming entertainment were
Mrs John M Egan Mrs. James S. Wood,
Mrs j. b. Chestnut, Mrs. Clarence S.
Connerat, Mrs Banks, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett,
Mrs Carson, Mrs. NJ. Young McIntire,
Mrs George Barnum, Mrs. Emile New
man, Mrs. Bradford Durham, Mrs. Com
eggs, Mrs. Solomon, Miss Keeech. Miss
Hattie Saussy and Miss Maude Hayward
pacard party was the name given by
Inc Misses Egan to a very original and
charming entertainment Friday evening at
their home on Gwinnett street, east. The
initials of each of the guests were used
in describing their striking character
and witty remarks We're pinned on the
backs of all those who were present. The
object was to guess the names correctly
and at the end of a certain length of
time prizes were awarded. For the men
leather cigar case was given and this
was cut for by two young men (who were
known for the evening as "Hymeneal
Hopes" and "Grinds Numerous Jokes')
the former winning it. Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Albert Hull, Miss Annie Mac
lean, Miss Josephine Pritchard and Miss
Kate Rauers cut for the other prize. a
leather jewel box, and Miss Hammond
won it. A thoroughly delightful evening
was spent by every one present, and the
list of guests included Miss Nellie Walker,
for whom the entertainment was given
Miss Lima Huger. Miss Emma Huger, Miss
Marie Nisbet, Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss
Jane Judge, Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Harriet Russell Miss
Elizabeth Keech, Miss Frances Charlton
Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Elise
Rauers. Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Belle
Daniel, Miss Floride Banks, Miss Joseph
inc Pritchard, Miss Albert Hull, Miss Cliff
ford Munnerlyn, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Katherine McIntire, Miss Anne Butler.
Miss Marion Hammond, Miss jeanne
Haines, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Nina
Crane, Mr.. Walter Novel;, Mr. Henry
Walthour, Mr.. Albion D. Johnston Mr..
Harry Daniel, MIR. Horace Hunter, Mr.. T.
o. Watkins. Mr.. ]. Cheshire Nash, Mr..
A G. Guerard. Mr.. Harry bearing, Mr.
Clarence Connerat, Jr., Mr.. Anton Wright,
Mr.. f. L. Douglas. Mr. G.. Noble Jones'
Mr. ]. H Butner Mr.. John Morris, Mr..
North Chisolm, Mr. George Hayward,
Mr.. John McDonough, Mr.. w. w. Simp-
son, Mr.. George Freeman, Mr. Charles
Banks, Mr.. Langdon West Mr. Robert
Butler. Jr., Mr.. Harry Bruen, Mr. Edward
s. Elliott, Mr.. J. w. McIntire, Mr.. W.
HarTiGop Mr. RaNr
de Bruyn Hops and Mr.. Palmer Arson.
The birthday party given by the ladies'
of the Christian Church on Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. D. 0. Croft was
most enjoyable affair. The sweet voices
OF Mrs. Evans and Miss Fannin and the
recitation by Miss Bythewood are deserv-
ing of special mention. and will long be
remembered by those present Opening the
dainty silk bags and counting the con-
tents was by no means the smallest feat
ure of the occasion and the amount real
lied was most gratifying.
Miss Nan duBignon and Miss Lima
Woodbridge will leave this evening for
Atlanta. where they will be the guests
of Mrs Robert Gotten Aston on Piedmont
avenue.
Mrs Thomas, Miss Gertrude Thomas
and Miss Isabel Thomas. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George j. Baldwin left Friday for their
home in Athens.
Mrs. William L. Clay, and her sister,
Mss Augusta Mcclure, arrived from
Richmond Friday morning.
Lieut. Spencer Douglas, U. s. N, arriv-
ed during the week to visit Mr. and Mrs
Connerat on Pulaski Square. Lieut.. Doug
las will be one of the attendants at the
marriage of his cousin Miss Connerat and
Mr.. Drew.
Mrs. T. S. WILLY of Darien spent several
days in Savannah during the week on her
way home from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Huger arrived
Tuesday from Brunswick and were the