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

guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. "A. Huger until
yesterday when they left for New York.
Mr.. oliver Clifton Drew of Houston,
Tex, arrived last evening.
Miss Alice Sinnickson of Salem, N. j.,
who has been the guest of Miss Kate
Rauers, left Thursday for the North.
much to the regret of her many friends
here.
Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge who has
been spending the past month with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, left
Thursday for her home in New York, 60
ing as far as Norfolk in the private car
of Mr.. V. E. McBee.
Miss Helen Walker of Marquette, Mich,
is the guest of the Misses Egan on Gwfn-
nett street
Miss Lily Hill, after spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George J Baldwin,
left Tuesday for New York, from where
she will return to Bryn Mawr School.
Miss Edith Adams of Maryland is the
guest of Mrs. ]. F. c. Myers and Miss
Jessie Anderson.
Miss Lockhart of Augusta, who has
been visiting Miss Flora Dancy returned
home during the week
Mr.. Walter NOVEL; of Boston, Mass, a
brother of Mrs. Joseph l.. Graham, is
among the winter visitors to Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Perry Spencer
and Miss Laura Spencer of Columbus, are
among the guests who will be present at
the Drew-Connerat wedding Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Coney are now
occupying their lovely new residence on
Huntingdon street, east.
Mrs. Aiken, who has been visiting her
son. DR.. w. F. Aiken, left during the
week
Mrs. NJ. B. Wright of Columbus is ex-
pected to-day to be the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence S. Connerat.
Mr. and Mrs William Painter and their
daughter Miss Ethel c. Painter, left yes
terday for Palm Beach, Fla, where they
will remain for the rest of the winter. Dur
ing their several days stay at the De
Soto the party, who are from Baltimore,
made many friends, who will welcome
them when they stop over on their return
North.
Mrs. Jacob Edel of San Francisco is at
the De Soto She is the sister of Mayor
Herman Myers, and is accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Edel was formerly res
dent of Richmond, Va, and has visited
Savannah before.
beautiful supper party was given
Tuesday evening by DR.. and Mrs. John D.
Paige The table decorations which were
all pink, were unusually pretty and arts-
tic The guests were Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge of New York, Miss Rankin of Sails
bury Miss Dora Cohen, Miss Mamie MIS-
bet, Miss Anne Butler, DR.. Waring, Mr..
John D. Carswell Mr.. Fred Myers, and
Mr. Joseph D. Taylor.
Mrs. George T Cam entertained a few
of her friends with a lovely little card
party Monday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs H. G..
Thompson, Mrs. Bradford Durham, Mrs.
F. II. Hinton, Mrs. William G. Cam, Mrs.
julius C. LeHardy, Mrs. Charles H..
Strong, Mrs Alec B. Hull, Mrs. Thomas
s. Wylly, Mrs. Clarence S. Connerat, Mrs.
Emile Newman. Mrs. Carey, Miss Keech
of Baltimore, Miss Orme and Miss Hattie
Saussy.
new card club which has just been
formed by a number of ladies, held it's
first meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Otis Ashmore. on Whitaker
street, and a most successful and delight
full afternoon was enjoyed. There are ten
members of the club. and only limited
number Of outside guests will be enter
tanned at the various meetings. The MEM
bers are Mrs. st. Joseph b. Graham, Mrs.
w. D. Krenson. Mrs. Charles G. Bell
Mrs Horace A. Crane, Mrs. Julian b.
johnson, Mrs. Gardener Dickinson, Mrs
William G. Cam, Mrs. D. Y. Dancy, Mrs
Horace Remshart and Mrs. Otis Ashmore
On this occasion Mrs. Ashmore's guests
we're Mrs. ]. r. Chestnut, Mrs j. s. Wood,
Mrs. r. II. Cornwall, Mrs. James Earle,
Mrs. Cecil Gabbett Mrs. Meldrim, Mrs
Davis Freeman Mrs. William Harden
Miss Turner and Miss Parrish.
Little Miss Elizabeth Black was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a lovely child's
party given for her by her parents Mr..
and Mrs e. c. Black. The guests were
the Misses Clara Arden, Mary Howard.
Augusta Howard, Mary Cooper, Pauline
Overton. Bessie Edwards, Susie Winburne,
Alice Battey. Katherine Ives, jamie Hop
kins. Pleasant Stovall, Courtney Crow
Their, Cynthia Farie and Masters Horace
Battey, Anderson Carmichael, Matt Hop
kins. Lamar Baker. John Arden, Harold
Hunter, Raiford Wood. Wallace Howard,
Lafayette McLaws and George Mercer.
Little Miss Sidney Gabbett entertained
Friday evening with a pretty hearts par
" in celebration of her tenth birthday.
Two prizes were given at each of the FIVE
tables, the winners being Miss Elise
krenson and Master Meldrim THOMPSON,