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

Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Cornelia Lee,
Miss Painter of Baltimore, Miss Anna
Guerard. Miss Baird, Miss Flora Dancy,
Miss Pritchard, Miss Helen Buchanan Miss
Eloise Bell Mr.. Tyrrel Morgan, Mr. John
Morris. Mr.. Harry Parsons of New York,
Mr.. Alan Bond, Mr.. Eugene Crockett, Mr..
Palmer Arson, Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr.
Pratt Adams. Mr. Golfer Carmichael Mr..
G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Horace Hunter Mr..
f. o. Watkins, Mr.. Clarence Anderson,
Mr.. w. G. Harrison, MIR. deSaussure
Ford, Mr.. Cheshire Nash, Mr. Albon D.
Johnston and Mr.. Langdon West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Gibbes compli-
mented Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge Wed
nesday evening with a "Tangle" party, at
their home in the Meadows. A very Jolly
evening was spent by the guests, and the
unusual form of entertainment afforded a
great deal of amusement. The tangle was
so genuine that DR.. Owens succeeded in
finding both the gentlemen's and ladies
prizes, while other of the guests found
souvenirs a the end of their "tangles."
Besides Mrs. Hodge there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis Malone, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Gibbes Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Muir Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland DR.
and Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs
John Malloch, Miss Nan duBignou. Miss
Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Belle Daniel the
Misses Hull Miss Ethel Moses, Mr.. Ray
mond Butler, Mr. William Butler, Mr..
John Carswell and Mr.. George Tennille.
Miss Egan and Miss Josephine Egan
gave a very pleasant informal after
noon tea Wednesday, in honor of their
guest, Miss Walker of Marquette, Mich.
The refreshments were served by Miss
Jane Judge Miss Katharine Hartridge and
Miss Mcintyre. Among those who were
present were Miss Edna Penniman of
Brunswick. Miss Leila Hill Miss Phoebe
II. Elliott, Miss Lily Anderson Miss Mi
Ram Haines. Miss Harriet Elliott, the
Misses Olms tead Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Maud Hayward Miss Emma Hopkins
Miss Marie Remshart. Miss Alice Rems-
hart, Miss Georgia EdmOnston. Miss Sadie
Smart, Miss Isabel Smart Miss Leonora
Gabbett, Miss Rachel Shellman. Miss Ida
Kline, Miss Elise Guerard and Miss Annie
Baird.
Miss Dora Cohen was the guest of honor
at a card party given by MIR. and Mrs
John Heard Hunter Thursday evening, at
their lovely home on CASTOR street. The
assembled guests enjoyed a charming
evening at cards, and Miss Albert HUI
Miss Dora Cohen and Miss Elizabeth But
Ter won the prizes, a mlstletoe and pearl
pin. a gold mounted pocketbook and a
gilt picture frame, while TO Mr.. George
Freeman, Mr.. Abram Minis and, Mr.
Stein Bryan fell an enameled scarf pin
included Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Battey. Mrs. John
D. Paige, Mrs. Lewis Malone, Miss Nan
duBignon. Miss Mabel Stoddard Miss EN-
ma Hopkins, Miss Floride Banks Miss
Rankin, Miss Marion Hammond. Miss AL
bert Hull, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Annie
Maclean. Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Eliza
beth Butler, Miss Ethel Moses; Miss Daisy
Phillips Miss Georgina Phillips, Mr. j.
Ferris Cam Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr.. w. w.
williamson, Nj. William Pratt. Mr.. Fred
Myers Mr.. George Freeman, Mr.. Clarence
Connerat Jr.. Mr. Edward Demere, Mr..
Henry Wathour, Mr.. Tennille Mr..
Charles c. schley, Jr., Mr.. Stein Bryan,
Mr.. Harry Daniel and Mr.. North Chisolm.
Miss Elise Rauers complimented Mrs.
ty for the Mlnsuels Monday evening. and
afterwards the guests adjourned to the
home of Miss Rauers for late supper.
Those who We're entertained were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs Hodge, Miss Nan
duBignon, Miss Ethel Moses, Mr.. J. D.
Taylor Mr. Raymond Butler, Mr.. Z. o.
Watkins and Mr. a. Godin Guerard.
Mrs. ST. Joseph b. Graham gave beau
tiful lunch at the De Soto Thursday in
honor of Miss Nina Crane, whom
she invited number of other
debutantes and friends TO- meet.
Luncheon was served in one of the
small dining rooms of the hotel, and for
the occasion there were very pretty deco
rations of palms leading to the doorway.
The table was adorned with pink carna-
lions and asparagus fern. From the chan
deler. which was wreathed with fern,
broad pink satin ribbons were drawn down
to the four corners of the
table and there tied IN large
bow knots mass of carnations
formed the center piece and those who
were gathered around the long table were
Miss Crane. Miss Leonora Gabbett, Miss
Baird Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Anne But
Ter. Miss Marie Remshart Miss Flora
Dancy. Miss CASTOR, Miss Mary Haines,
Miss Anna Guerard, Mrs. Horace Crane
and Mrs. Graham.
Mrs. w. f. Aiken gave one of the most
delightful card parties of the week. enter
talnug a number of her friends Friday
afternoon The double parlors already at
tractive in their furnishings, We're sweet
with the odor of roses and carnations,
which were placed on tables, cabinets and
mantels The games were marked by pref
" little red hearts tied with narrow rib
bons and Mrs. Louis M LeHardy and Miss
Cosens were awarded the pretty prizes, a
silver bonbon dish and a dainty piece of
| Austrian pottery. Mrs. Aiken's guests on
| this occasion were Mrs Bernard Guest,
Mrs Tracy G.. Hunter, Mrs. Edward Ka-
row, Mrs. j. c. LeHardY, Mrs. James II.
Dent, Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. Hampton
| L. Ferrill Mrs. Pleasant Stovall Mrs.
John S. Howkins, Mrs. John Heard Hunt
er, Mrs. Louis NJ LeHardy, Mrs. Thomas
! S. Wyly, Jr, Mrs. Thomas ] Charlton,
Mrs. J. b. Chestnut Mrs Wright Hunt
er, Mrs. f. c. Battey. Mrs. NJ NJ Hop
| kins, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. A. 3. Hull,
Mrs Henry G. Thompson, Miss Cosens.
the Misses Orme. Miss Ingram. Miss Ethel
| Moses Miss Howell, Miss Annie Macean,
| and Miss Claude Howell
| Miss Albert Hull entertained the follow
ing theater party Monday evening" Miss
| Kate Rauers, Miss Alice Sinnickson Miss
Annulette Stubs, Miss Marion Hammond
| MIR John Morris, Mr.. Stein Bryan. Mr.
! Shelby Myrick, Mr.. Clarence Connerat
Jr.. ana Mr.. Savage Lyman.
The Messrs. Thesmar gave little the
alter party Wednesday evening for "Oll-
yer Goldsmith" followed by a supper at