The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-28

son Carmichael are at home to their
friends Tuesday afternoons.
Mrs. T. ]. Bond and Miss Claude Bond
left yesterday for Ocaia, Fla, where they
will spend the remainder of the winter
Mrs. Sydney Goodwin returned early in
the week from New York, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hubbell.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Steele is at home TO her
friends Friday afternoons
Miss Georgia Ashley, who has been Wis
itng the Misses Alice and Marie Rens-
hart. will leave Monday 10 visit friends in
Florida before returning home.
Mr.. d. Stewart Craven, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George I.
Cam during the past week. left yester-
day for his home in Salem, ". J.
Mr.. I. c. Hall and his granddaughter,
Miss Carrie Hall of Winthrop. Mass are
spending a few days with Mr.. Beirne Cor
don on Oglethorpe avenue.
Mrs. Henry B. Maxey, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Bell on Hunting
don street, returned during the week to
her home in Brunswick.
Miss Inez Chapeau of Charleston, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Chapeau, Will return to Charleston this
week.
Miss CASTOR of Gainesville, Ga. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Gardiner Dickinson.
Capt. and Mrs. Fields and their daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Fields, who have been
spending The past several months in Sa-
vannah, left yesterday for Philadelphia.
At "Longwood," Efingham county, "a,
the residence of her aunt Mrs. S. Z.
Smith, on the afternoon of Jan II, Miss
Mary Murchison Wilson, youngest daugn-
ter of the late Capt. S. A. Wilson, was
married to Mr.. Charles LATTE. The bride
wore a beautiful gown of castor cloth,
with accordion plaitings of satin duchesse,
pipngS OF rose colored uncut velvet and
rose and gold embroidered chiffon, anG
! hat TO match. A number Of beautiful pres
ents attested the popularity of both bride
ana groom Only the immediate members
of the two families were present and aft
er dainty refreshments had been served
Mr.. and Mrs. LATTE went al once TO their
new home in Screven county. Mrs. LATTE
IS sister of Mr. H. +. Wilson and DR..
F. c. Wilson of this city.
Miss Eula Shuptrine entertained the B.
q. Card Club very pleasantly Wednesday
morning. Those present were Miss Carrie
Green of Dalton, Miss Berkeley Brown OF
Denver, Miss Louise Waldhauer Miss
Meta kemps, Miss Ellen Morgan, Miss
Bessie Cooper, Miss Edith Stillwen, Miss
Leila Morgan, Miss Lula Davis, Miss Eff
( fie Bloodworth and Miss Maud Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scherf gave
very enjoyable card party Thursday even
ing in compliment to Miss lola Baker of
Macon. Smilax and pink carna tiors were
used in decorating the parlors. Miss
Landersnine won the ladies' prize. a dam
" cup and saucer and poke book was
awarded to Mr.. Varnadoe Hea n. Among
others present were Miss Carrie Lander
shine, NJ SIS Minnie Nichols, Miss May
Nichols Miss Lettie Houston, Miss Lydia
Houston, Miss Nan Houston. Mr.. McGov-
ern, Mr.. Raiford Faligant. Mr.. Fretwen,
Mr. Crockett Mr.. Miscally and Mr.. AL
bert King.
Monday afternoon Miss Emmie Clarke
entertained with small informal tea, at
which her guests were the Misses Inez
and Pauline Chapeau, the Misses Dreese.
| Miss Ethel Walker Bessie Richardson
and others
Miss Suckney of Charleston was guest
Of honor at an artists party given for her
| Thursday evening by Miss Emma Lyon.
The prizes, a card receiver and a silver
calendar, were won by Miss SigWald and
Mr.. VIII Fitzgerald. The others present
were Mr. and Mrs. James Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X Frzell Miss Minnie Decker.
Miss Laura Stanton, Miss Annie Hart
man, Miss Mabel Boyle, Miss Fitzsim-
mons, Mr.. Marmelstein, Mr.. T. C. Farr.
Jr., Mr.. Cook and Mr. f. B. Denton.
number of young people enjoyed a
very pleasant pound party Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs Stanley on Bar
nara street. a lnOSe present were the
Uses Marie Icard Leila Price BERTHA
Price, Sallie Blackwell, Georgia Black
well, Jennie Brick Lula Eady Villa
Eady. EfTie Waters, Messrs. Charles Rich.
y. II. Atkins, Eddie Waite, c. Y, Atkins
Eddie Hallowell, r. f. Ekins. j. II. Pa
pot Tom Icart Willie Austin. Jesse Bar
ter, John owens, William Clifton.
Master Gilbert Lang gave a very pretty
birthday party Tuesday evening az the
home of his parents, on Hull street west
pleasant evening at games was spent
by the little guests, who were the Misses
Ethel Harness Louisa Dunavon, Annie
Ruth Ingram, Viola Krouskoff. F1ossie
Schwarz, Blanch FISHER Helen Gasaue.
Edna Wagner, Grace Schaeffer. Henrietta
Quint, Marie Olmstead, Ruby Powell Oh
ga, Alma, Agnes Diers and Masters Peter
Schafer Herman Lang, Harris Lang,
Ebert Jaudon, Herman Krouskoff, Tim
Joyce, Brent, schaeirer John German and
Willie Mccarthy. ae