The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11
WMA%&!4;s
Old PoStOffice Building, Whitaker St.
Only two more weeks before going
back to our Headquarters on Rough-
ton street. We are still reducing our
stock at a great sacrifice.
Extra inducements in the Hosiery
Department this week. One lot of White
silk Waists worth from S. to $1,000
selling for So.
One lot Of $3.50 Kid Gloves going for 89c

| Clarence G. Anderson, DR.. T. Pinckney
| Warning and Mr. T. Lloyd Owens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin NJ. Bell entertained
| delightfully."- Thursday evening a their
| nome on Barnard street klondike was
| the game of the evening" and among the
| prizes was given the score card, which
| was particularly pretty and artistic. The
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
| Cam, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs w. b Sullwell, Mr.. and Mrs
| Robert II. Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
| Gregory, Mr.. and MIS-. Frank G. Strachan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Brooks, Mrs. Van
| Brunt Avery, Miss Florence Adams, Mrs
| w. S. Cherry and MIR. E. H. O'Connor.
Mrs. Joseph Muir Lang gave a delight
full little 'tea Friday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Bolt of Boston Miss Mary Clay
| assisted in receiving the guests, and the
refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert
L. Mercer, Mrs. Robert Hull. Mrs. w.
D. bearing and The Misses Hull. Among
the guests were Mrs. William Law Clay,
Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. j. Florance Mi
mis-, Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mrs. Charles
Gibbes, Mrs. Hampton Ferrill, Mrs. Tracy
Hunter, Mrs. George Schley, Mrs. Charles
B. Lloyd, Mrs. J. L. Walthour, Mrs ".
Young McIntire, Mrs. H. Wiley Johnson,
Mrs. James l.. Earle, Mrs. Carson, Miss
Mcclure, Miss Nan duBignon Miss Edith
Adams Miss Pape, Miss Turner, Miss
Maude Hayward, the Misses Huger, Miss
Annie Maclean, Miss Isabel Stiles, Miss
Daniel, Miss Penniman, the Misses Arson
and Miss Moore.
pleasant afternoon was spent by the
members of the Ola Podrida Club Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Horace Crane,
and the second meeting proved as pleas
ant a success as the first. Besides the
ten members of the club there were pres
ent number of other guests. Mrs. A. B.
Huh and and Mrs. John S. Howkius cut
for the first prize a belt buckle, which
Mrs. Hull won, while the BOBBY prize.
Dresden figure was won by Miss Par
IRISH. A lovely bouquet of violets was
given as a consolation prize, and this was
awarded TO Mrs. Daffn. Among the
guests present Were: Mrs. w. A. Bisbee,
Mrs. George Tiedeman, Mrs. James Sui
liyan, Mrs. John NJ. Egan. Mrs. Davis
Freeman. Mrs A Fl. MacDonell. Mrs.
Cassius f. Gillette, Mrs. r. P. Spencer,
Mrs, Clarence s. Connerat, Mrs r. S.
Anderson, Mrs. Otis Ashmore, Mrs. St J.
B. Graham Mrs. William S. Daffin, Mrs.
w. b. Krenson, Mrs Charles G. Bell, Mrs.
Horace Remshart Mrs. F. G.. Black, Mrs
j. s. Wood, Mrs. Julian B. Johnson, Mrs.
William G.. Cam, Mrs. A. B. Palmer,
Mrs. Gardener Dickinson, Mrs. Charles
Dixon, Mrs. D. Y. Dancy. Mrs. J. S. How
kins. Mrs. A. b. Hull, Mrs. ]. B. Ches-
mutt, Mrs. f. T. Comeggs, Mrs Emile
Newman, MISS OtfHSIGdN, MISS 1nOm1S,
Miss Orme and Miss Parrish.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. ]. A. G. Car
son gave. at her home on Bolton street.
beautiful card party in honor of Mrs.
NJ. Young McIntire The first floor rooms
were all thrown open and lavishy decor
ated with plants and flowers. The en-
trance hall was like woodland bower
With an effective arrangement of wild smi-
lax on walls and ceilings and with the
Ill
shades. Card tables were arranged in
the three rooms to the left of the entrance
In the first of these pink was the prevail
ing color. Crystal candelabra with lit
tie flower shades rose from banks of pink
carnations and ferns, and reflected in the
mirrors were masses of hyacinths and car
nations. Yellow flowers and tulip like
shades gave lovely glow of color to an
other room, while the dining room was
particularly pretty. Here the furnish
ings are of porcelaine blue, and above the
quaint mantel and sideboard is arranged
an interesting collection of delft and
wedaewood. In direct contrast to the blue
and white were the crimson lights and
flowers which adorned the room and gave
a brilliant effect to the whole. Scores
were kept on heart-shaped valentines, and
the prizes. a silver bon bon dish, a Glib
son picture frame, and colonial candle
stick were won by Mrs. John S. Howkins,
MISS 4hault lleNWdIQ anu hIS. Arthur
Gibbes. The consolation prize bon bon
dish was won by Mrs. NJ Young McIn-
tyre. Mrs Carsons guests were: Mrs.
Meldrim. Mrs. w. w. Owens Mrs. Thorn
as ]. Charlton, Mrs. w, w. Gordon, Mrs.
Arthur Gibbes. Mrs. ]. c. LeHardy, Mrs.
A. b. Hull Mrs. Cecil Gabbett Mrs. ].
Muir Lang, Mrs William Henry Schley,
Mrs. c. IL. Dixon, Mrs. Frank Holland,
Mrs j. b. Chestnut. Mrs. Thomas S. Wyl-
ly, Mrs. William Carey, Mrs. Henry G.
Thompson, Mrs. L. II. Hinton, Mrs. John
NJ Egau Mrs. j. L. Walthour Mrs. Rob-
ert M Hun, Mrs. c. Il. Gillette, Mrs. C.
N. West. Mrs. William Harden, Mrs.
James Sullivan, Mrs. j. S. Wood. Mrs
William G. Cam. Mrs. Demere. Mrs.
Thomas Wayne, Mrs. James l.. Farie,
Mrs. w. T, Williams, Mrs. Henry Frost,
Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mrs. Clarence s.
Connerat, Mrs. r. P. Spencer, Mrs. John
Screven Mrs. w. D. bearing, Mrs. ]. s.
Howkins, Mrs Emile Newman. Miss M e
Johnson, Miss Cosens, Miss Nina Pape
Miss Emma Ingram the Misses Olmstead
Miss Turner of Atlanta, Miss Annie Vane
Jones, Miss Edith Adams, Miss Maude
Hayward. Miss Leila Hin, Miss Mary Clay
Miss Mamie jackson, the Misses Egan,
Miss Walker aud Miss Floride Banks.
The b. c. card Club held its latest meet
ing Friday at the home of Miss Louise
Waldhauer, where delightful afternoon
was spent. Miss Eula Shuptrine was the
winner of very pretty picture, and Miss
Katherine Anderson was given bouquet
Of violets for consolation. The other play
ers were Miss Lula Davis. Miss Julia
Bythewood, Miss Effie Bloodworth, Miss
Maud Hunter, Miss Edith Stillwell, Miss
Emmie Crawford. Miss Ellen Morgan, Miss
Bessie Cooper. Miss Meta Kemps, Miss
Leila Morgan Miss Rena Falligant. Miss
Louise Failigant and Miss Marion Cooper
Miss Nina Cherry and Mr.. Arthur Cherry
entertained a pleasant gathering of their
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