The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Wright and Mr. Henry Walthour.
A pleasant party of young people were
entertained informally Thursday evening
by Miss Nina Crane An exciting game
of Speculation" wass played, and a
number of amusing prizes were given
Those who were present were Miss Leo
nora Gabbett, Miss Anna Guerard Miss
Marie Remshart, Miss Alice Remshart
Miss Georgia Ashley, Miss Matte Lee
Lockhart Miss Flora Dancy, Mr.. High
Harris, Mr.. Benjamin Yancy, Mr.. Harry
bearing. Mr.. Savage LYMAN, Mr.. George
Hayward, and Mr.. Edward Crane.
At the January meeting of the Savan>
nah Chapter of Daughters of the American
Revolution, the delegates elected TO attend
the Continental Congress of 1900 in Wash
ington, D. c., in February, were Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, regent of the chapter and
Mrs. John NJ. Bryan, recording secretary
Miss Annie Crutchfield of Macon is the
guest of Miss Frances Charlton.
Mrs. Charles Huston, who has, been
spending the past few weeks with her IA
Their. Maj. Stewart, on Oglethorpe avenue
returned a few days ago to her home in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. James T. Dent left last Monday for
Hofwyl. Both Mr.. and Mrs Dent will
be in town during this week for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thornton Marye,
who have been in New York on their we'd
ding tour and later in Richmond, are now
at their home in Newport News, Va. While
in New York Mr.. and Mrs. Marye were
the guests of honor at a series OF charm
ing entertainments.
Mss wiling of Chicago is visiting Mrs
w. w Gordon on Oglethorpe avenue.
Mrs. Telfair Hodgson, Miss Hodgson
and Mr.. Telfair Hodgson, who have been
spending the past month at the De Soto
left Friday evening for Richmond, much
TO the regret of their many friends in Sa-
vannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gotten Aston who
have been on their bridal tour at the
North, arrived during the week in At
lanta, and for the present are stopping at
the Majestic. They will shortly go to their
own residence on Piedmont avenue.
Miss Greenlea of Washington, D. c., is
the guest of Miss Rosa Sullivan on Har-
ris street. west.
Miss Cook of Richmond, who has been
visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Owens left
Thursday for St. Augustine, Fla.
Gen. w. w. Gordon has returned from
Washington D. c.
Mrs Fleming duBignon and Miss Nan
duBignon are spending few days at the
Majestic in Atlanta.
Mrs Robert Mercer will return to-day
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wylly in Brunswick.
Miss Cornelia Lee has been spending
the past few days in Charleston.
Mrs. James s. Wood will be at home to
her friends Monday afternoons during
this month and February.
A delightful day last week was spent at
the Atlantic Club house, where a jolly
party enjoyed an oyster roast. Mr.. and
Mrs w j Kehoe chaperoned the young
people who were the Misses Mary Lynch,
Vera Harty. .Genevieye Heffernan, Nan
Golden, Lucille Desbouillons, Lillian Nc
Lynch. Katharine Lyons, Elizabeth
Gallagher, Jennie Strous, Stella
Strous, Agnes Lyons. Kate O'Connor,
Helen O'Connor, Messrs. j E. Harry,
Joseph Hefferflan, Ed. O'Brien, Frank
Golden, Joseph McGovern, John Butler,
Henry Mccarthy, John Rourke Court
land Dixon. j. l.. Lyons, and Dr. II. L.
OConnor.
MIR. and Mrs. N. P. Corish chaperoned
a party at Tybee last week. The day,
which was an ideal one, was spent at the
Storer Cottage. In the party were Miss
McKindsey, Miss Murphy, the Misses
Reynolds, Miss Josephine Romeo of
Asheville, and Messrs. John Strous, Frank
Storer. Herbert Freeman, Deitz Clarke,
John Sullivan and Fisher Walker
Miss Rena Fallisant entertained the
members of her Card Club Tuesday even
ing with one of the pleasantest meetings
of the season. Present We're Mrs. Ashley
Burroughs. Miss Grace Fields. Miss Min
ME Decker, Miss Louise Falhgant, Miss
Cassie Rembert, Miss Leila Exley. Miss
Rhetta Courtenay, Mr. Dixie wilmington,
Mr. Charles Courtenay, Mr.. Eugene Har-
mon, Mr.. j. c. Titzell, Mr.. Eustace Cour-
tenay, Mr.. Duncan Kent and Mr. Raiford
Falligant.
The Amusement Committee of the Y.
NJ. H. A have sent out invitations for "A
children's party for grown people, which
win be given Wednesday evening A very
pleasant all-day picnic was enjoyed Thurs
day at the Isle of Hope by the following
party: Mrs j. w. Levy of Augusta,
Mrs Wolfe, Mrs. Joseph Lovenstein,
Mrs Il. A. Abrahams, Mrs. Max Robin
son, Mrs. D. b. Falk. Mrs. A. A. Solo
mons, Miss Perla Abrahams, Miss Maude
Hendricks, Miss Esther Emanuel, Miss
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