The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-07

| Misses Rauers, Miss Sinnickson, Mr.. John
! Stoddard, Mr.. Lowndes Walthour, Mr
Langdon West. Mr.. Henry Walthour. MI
| Hubert Duckworth, Mr. Rogers WOODS
and Mr. Savage Lyman. This is the first
| Of a series of entertainments to be given
| by these young men, who have formed
fortnight club. and will entertain with sup
| pers at the club house twice a month. Mr..
| Langdon West is treasurer Mr.. John
| Stoddard secretary and Mr.. Lowndes Wal
| thour chairman of the Executive Commit
| tee.
A lovely card party was given Thurs
| day afternoon by Miss Floride Banks al
! her home on Huntington street The
| parlors where five-handed euchre was
| played, were decorated with numbers of
! handsome palms, while red and white car
nations in cut glass vases adorned the
mantels. Mrs. T. S Wylly Jr., won the
first prize at cards, a Lockwood vase;
the second dainty hand-embroidered
| handkerchief was won by Mrs. Arthur
! Overton and the third silver hatpin, by
| Mrs. +. G. Battey. Miss Banks other
guests were Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy, Mrs.
| John Heard Hunter, Mrs. Bradford Dun
| ham, Mrs Eldred Simkins, Mrs. f. C.
| Trenholm, Mrs. Homer A. Dunn, Mrs. j.
| A. G. Carson, Mrs Charles Dixon, Miss
| Elizabeth Keech of Baltimore Miss Mar
| garet Brewer of Admission, Ala, Miss
| Agnes Kelley of Pittsburg, Pa, Miss An
ma Guerard Miss Josephine Egan, Miss
| Leila Hill, Miss Susan Olmstead, Miss
| Helen Egan, Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Fran
els Charlton, Miss Anne Butler, Miss Alice
| Connerat Miss Flora Dancy. Miss Phoebe
| H. Elliott. Miss Corneha Lee, Miss An
ME Maclean, Miss Virginia Lord Nisbat,
| Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Freda Rauers,
Miss Irene Withers and Miss Mamie Will
cox.
Mr.. George Baldwin. Jr., was host at
very delightful dance Tuesday evening
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| street, east. Among the young people
present were the Misses Bell of Hagers
town, Md. Miss Freida Haskell Miss
| Alice Haskell and Mss Susie Haskell of
Columbia, S. c.; Miss Marion Boggs of
Athens, Miss Miriam Dent Miss Cornelia
| Maclean, Miss Eleanor Hill. Miss Cler-
mont Huger, Miss Belle Shotter, Miss
Julia Hunter, Miss Nellie White and
| Messrs. Antonio Waring, Gratz Dent AL
/ exarder Lawton, Jr., Charles Edmonston,
Jack Doran. Gordon Haines Dana
Sleeves Beirne Gordon and Harris Cope.
Mrs. 7. Florance Minis took party of
young !, ople out to Thunderbolt Wednes-
day for a. oyster lunch. Those who were
| present were Miss Susie Haskell and Miss
| Alice Haske4 of Columbia, S. c., Miss
Clermont HusNr. Miss Miriam Dent and
Messrs Gratz Lent, George Baldwin, Jack
Doran and Alexander Lawton, Jr.
Mr.. Alexander Law on Jr, entertained
a party of his friends tn a theater par
ty Wednesday evening, after which they
adjourned to the dance at the Guards Ar
| mory given by the Lawton Cadets. In the
party were the Misses Clermont Huger,
Alice Haskell, Belle Shotter Frances
| Bradley Cornelia Maclean, Miriam Dent,
Eleanor Hill and Messrs. George Baldwin,
Charles Edmonston. Gordon Haines, Jack
Doran Beirne Gordon, Jr., and Antonio
Waring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Moses gave a
beautiful dinner party Friday evening in
honor of Miss Mary Wayne. The table
decorations of green and crimson were
suggestive of Yule Tide, and the places of
the guests We're marked with Christmas
cornucopias filled with candy and cards,
on which We're written appropriate quota
4 tons Besides Miss Wayne and Mr. and
Mrs Moses, there We're present Miss Eliza
| Hull Miss Angie Cubbedge, Mr. Berrien
Glover. Mr. Frank Hayward and Mr..
Thomas Harper
The second of the Terpsichorean dances
was given Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John A G. Carson,
and though small was a delightful affair.
Rosenfelds orchestra furnished the music
for the dancers, among whom were the
Misses Eliza HUI, Mary Kline, Angie
+ Cubbedge, Myra Wilcox. Nela Maclean
Frances Bradley Ethel McIntire. Maggie
Schley Thompson, Mary Wayne, Jennie
Haines and the Messrs. Darwin Hull, Ber-
, rien Glover, Ravenel Gignilliat, Stephen
Howard. Willard Sullivan, Sidney Subbs
Churchill Mehard Frank Hayward Thorn
as Howard. Thomas Harper, Percy Ba-
con, Dawson Wylly, Pratt Adams, Frank
McIntire, Jack Carson. Tattnall Prltchard
: Eddie Thomson, Drury Woods, Cecil Cab
belt and Clayton Purse.
Miss Haida Hunter entertained a merry
party of young friends Thursday evening
with a delightful Proverb Hunt Messrs
Barue Gordon, Jr., and Alexander r
t Iawton. Jr.. won the prizes a silver and
, pearl paper cutter, and paper weight
Among the young people who were pres
ent were the Misses Margaret Charlton
p Anna Hunter. Julia Hunter Cecile Woods
Maggie White, Ethel Durham Gertrude
: Sullivan. Gordon and Garrard Haines
Haldeman Finnie, Lester Karow, Dana
I Stevens and Paul Jette.
G The ladies' who belonged to the Guards
Z Aid Society last year, and who We're oil
such valuable assistance to the Second
Georgia Regiment, propose to use the
amount of money which they still have
| in hand for a monument to the memory
Of those who lost their lives in the ser
vice The monument, for which a design
is being decided on viii be placed in Lau
| rel Grove cemetery, and final meeting
Z | of the society will he held tomorrow at 1.
o'clock in the Guards Hall
{ Mrs. Barbour Thompson of Atlanta
{ who was present in Savannah for tn,
marriage of Mr.. Philip Thornton Mary,
and Miss Florence Nisbet, left Wednes
day night for Richmond, Va.
Miss Valeria Chisolm. who has beer
spending the past month or two with rel
|. atives in Virginia, returned home during
the week
Miss Margaret Weed, who was one O
the bridesmaids at the Alston-duBigrRr
: wedding last Monday, left Tuesday FOL
{ Augusta
{ Miss Helen Marshall of Rome is tn,
{ guest of Mrs. Henry r. Jackson.
Z Miss Leila Grantland Of Griffin. whit
{ has been the guest for the past few day.
{ of Gen. and Mrs W. w. Gordon, has re
{ turned to her home in Griffin.
Mr.. Albert II. Lamb of Waterbury
} Conn, and Mr.. Rowland Hazard of Peac,
} pale. r. l., who came South to visit Mr.
} Graiz Dent. returned to the North dur