The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-25

Emma Ingram Miss Irene Withers Miss
Kate Stoney, Mr. John Morris, Mr.. A. o..
Hester. MIR j. J. hewitt Mr.. William
Sullivan. Mr. Adams Ganahl, Mr. Julian
Schley. Mir Mitchell King, Mr.. Paul Ly-
nah and Mr.. Boykin,
Miss Helen Rowland entertained a num-
Der of her friends with a lovely luncheon
Tuesday The floral decorations, whtcn
were of green and white, were particular
ly pretty. TAN palms, potted ferns and
white carnations adorned the parlors, and
also the dining room, where lunch was
served. In the center of the table, resting
on square of white embroidery was a
tall crystal vase filled with white carna-
tons and asparagus fern. The places were
also marked by bouquets OF carnations,
tied with green satin ribbons, on which the
names of the guests were painted. Dainty
little green baskets filled with bonbons
and tied with white ribbons, were the
souvenirs of this very pleasant occasion.
Miss Rowand's guests were Mrs. w. G..
Woodfin, Mrs. Charles Young, Miss Anna
Guerard Miss Nina Crane Miss Carrie
Bell Arson, Miss Ida Kline Miss Jennie
May Miss Daisy MaXey, Miss Rachel
Shelman and Miss Ella Viewer.
Mrs j. c. LeHardy and Mrs. Thomas s.
Wylly, Jr., entertained a number Of
friends yesterday morning a their home
on Hall street. A delightful morning Of
whist was enjoyed amid pretty surround
iugs of palms and foliage plants. The
guests were Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. w
d. bearing, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett
Charlton, Mrs. Paul Lyman. Mrs. Ray
mond Demere, Mrs. James Sullivan. Mrs
W. w. Owens, Mrs. Thomas S. Wayne,
Mrs Robert c. Harrison, Mrs. Henry M
Steele, Mrs. Louis Nj. LeHardy, Miss Co
sens Miss Helen Hardee, Miss Nathan,
Miss NJ. e. Johnson, Miss Emma Ingram,
Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Maud Thomas,
Miss Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Eugenia
Johnston.
Or and Mrs. w. w. Owens entertained
the Evening Euchre Club Friday for the
last of its winter meetings, and delight
full evening was spent by The members and
other guests. The parlors were charming
ly decorated with palms, ferns and jars of
freesias. azaleas and other towering
plants. Mrs. Robert Hull and Mr.. j. Muir
Lang won the prizes. which were a lovely
Dresden vase and a silver nail file Among
the guests were DR., and Mrs. John S.
HCWkins. Mr. and Mrs. John A. G. Car
son, MIR. and Mrs. j l.. Walthour, Mr..
and Mrs. w d. bearing, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Muir Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ Hull, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Crowther,
Mrs. Pleasant A. Stovall, Miss Julia Ow-
ems, Miss Cosens. Miss Mary Clay Miss
Margaret Hull Miss Hattie Huh, Mr..
William N Pratt DR. T. Pinckney War
ing and Mr.. w. w. Williamson.
The second entertainment of the 1900
German Club took place Monday evening
at the Catholic Library Hall, and proved
as successful and pleasant an affair as
the first Mr.. j. M. Black was the leader
and the chaperOnes were Mrs. J. j. No
Donough and Mrs. F.. M. Haslam. Among
the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Grady, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Grady, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Kehoe. Mrs. Irwin Wells
of New York Miss Lily Vaughan of Au-
gusta, whose lovely costume was of white
crepe de chine, with bodice of silver SPAN
gled net; Miss Mulheriu, also of Augusta,
in pink Liberty silk; Miss Agnes Rourke,
in pink taffeta, with overdress of chiffon
and applique of lace; Miss Bessie Gala
cher, in yellow organdie, with violets; Miss
Harry of New Orleans, Miss Sally Black.
Miss Nan Golden, Miss Geneveve Hefrer-
nan, Miss Marie Grady, Miss Agnes Ly-
ons. Miss Annie Lynch. Miss Mamie
Lynch, Miss Agnes Comm, Miss Emily
Comm, Mr. Joseph Harry Mr. Dan O'Con-
nor. Mr.. John Strous. DR.. II. J. O'Connor,
Mr. Joseph EIeffernan. Mr.. Frank Palmer
and Mir Edward O'Brien.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Davis Freeman
entertained with beautiful euchre party
in honor of Miss Green of Philadelphia
and Miss Parrish of Wilkesbarre. The
entire first floor was lavishly decorated
with bamboo and palms and the pretty
dra wing rooms were more than usually
attractive with quantities of pink carna-
lions and yellow jonquils. The prizes, "a
cut glass bonbOn dish and a four-leaf
clover stick pin were awarded to Mrs.
Howlins and Mrs. Gabbett, while Miss
Turner of Atlanta found in a beautiful
bunch of violets compensate on for her III
luck. Mrs Davis other guests were