The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-18

/ George w. Owens, Mrs Carmichael, MISS
| Julia Owens, the Mis- IS Huger, MISS
| Betty Nightingale, Miss Clifford Mum
! nerlyn. Miss Reba White and Miss jeanne
| Haines served, while the guests were re-
ceived by Mrs w. II. Daniel, Miss Bolt
| and Miss Daniel. Among the guests were
| Mrs. McCulloch. Mrs. Arthur Gibbes MIS-.
| ReitZe. Mrs. J. Florance Minis, Mrs. Treat
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, Mrs. j. Randolph
Henderson, Mrs. r. Cuyler Gordon Mrs.
Backus Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. Robert
| L. Mercer Jr. Mrs. Robert c. Harrison,
Miss Isabel Stiles, Miss Edith Adams
Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Jessie Ander-
son, Miss Nina Warning, Miss Kate Rau-
| ers, Miss Freida Rauers, Miss Backus,
| Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Meta
| Thomas, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally
| Haskell, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Helen
Marshall, the Misses Weed, Miss Helen
Buchanan. Miss Prtchard. the Misses
Egan and Miss Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garden Strachan
| have issued Invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret Isabel, and
Mr. Edward Soullard Stoddard. The we'd
ding will take place at ST. Johns Church
Wednesday evening, Feb. 81 at $50 O'Clock.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Wright Hunter
| complimented Miss Adams of Maryland
| and Miss Nathan of New York with por-
| trait party, which was one of the most
number of pictures of men and women,
who have been before the public more or
| less recently, were handed from guest to
guest only a limited time being allowed
| for recognition. Mrs. Lewis Malone and
| Miss Lima Huger cleverly identified each
thirty-one out of the forty portraits and
were awarded the two prizes, a lovely pic
| ture and a jar of freesias. The guests
] were Mrs. Henry McCuloch Mrs. Frank
! Holland, Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes OF
| Charleston, Miss Murray MEG. Stewart,
| Mrs Isaac Minis Mrs Cooper Myers, Mrs.
Lewis Malone, Mrs. John D. Paige, Mrs.
John Malloch, Mrs John Heard Hunter,
Miss Emma ingram, Miss Dora Cohen,
Miss Edith Adams, Miss Jessie Anderson,
Miss Constance Nathan, Miss Georgia
Boit. Miss Daisy Phillips, Miss Ethel Mo
ses Miss Lily Anderson Miss Lima Huger,
and Miss Phoebe Elliott
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee Mercer, Jr.,
| have sent out invitations for the marriage
of their sister, Miss Isabel Copper Stiles,
and Mr.. Hudson Snowden Marshall of New
! York The wedding will take place in
Christ Church on the 9th of February.
morning whist party that was greatly
enjoyed was given Wednesday by Mrs. j.
c. LeHardy, among whose guests were
Mrs. John A. G.. Carson, Mrs. William d.
| bearing Mrs Emile Newman, Mrs. Hen
ry G. Thompson, Mrs. Raymond Nj. DEM
ere, Mrs. w. f. Aiken, Mrs. Will
liam Carey, Mrs. Charles B. Lloyd, Mrs.
L. c. Banks Mrs Frank Papy Mrs.
Charles N: West. Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly,
Jr., Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. A. b. Hull,
| Mrs George Schley, Miss Orme, Mrs. Jo-
| seph Muir Lang, Mrs. Thomas j. Charl-
| ton, Mrs. John s. Howkins, Mrs. j. l..
Walthour, Mrs George T. Cam, Mrs. Cas-
| sius E. Gillette and Mrs. Charles H. Dix
| on.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Tiedeman enter
| tanned a number of their friends with
beautiful euchre party Thursday evening
at their hople on Huntington street. The
parlors wore decorated entirely with cut
| flowers and ferns. Masses of crimson car
| nations adorned mantels and cabinets and
were reflected in the broad mirrors, max
! ing a lovely show of color under the brill
liant lights. Mrs. Charles G. Bell and Mrs
| Seward of Petersburg cut for the first prize
at cards, bonbon spoon of Russian enar7-
81 and gold. which Mrs. Seward won
| The second prize, pair of silver scissors
was cut for by Mrs George b. Maher and
Mrs A. B. Girardeau, Mrs. Maher WIN
ming it, The gentemen's prizes. silver
mounted hat brush and a silver ash re-
cever were won by Mr.. A. c. Harmon
and Mr.. A b. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs 'riede-
mans guests Were Mr.. and MRS. A. -
! Hull Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs j. B. Chestnut, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace A. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
s. Connerat, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bisbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Krenson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Cunningham Postell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ B. N9aher, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ). Wood, Mr..
and Mrs Armand Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Il. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Still
we'll Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Girardeau, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace A. Remshart, Mr. and Mrs. d.
Y. Dancy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stults, Mr..
| and Mrs. Clarence Hatch Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Monroe of Washington, D. c..
Mrs. NJ B. Wright of Columbus and
Mrs. Hatcher Seward.
Mrs Adolf Letter entertained with one
of the beautiful card parties of the week
| Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Wolf
| of Philadelphia. who is the guest of Miss
| Bessie Lilienthal, and Miss Loebenberg- of
New York. Four handed euchre was play
ed amid lovely surroundings of palms and
flowers Potted plants in jardinieres were
I placed about the handsome parlors and
la France roses. and pink carnations in
tall Venetian vases adorned the mantels
piano, ard etageres The gas globes were
yelled with pink shades, and in the hail.
pink azaleas and palms were used in
decoration. Refreshments were served
after the game, at the card tables, and
the prizes awarded The first of these a
silver bonbon dish, was won by Miss
Carrie Lilenthal, and the second a silver
stamp-box. by Miss Florence LiUenthal
Miss Bessie Lilienthal assisted her grand
mother in receiving and entertaining the
guests who were Miss Edel of San Fran
cisco; Miss Leers of Atlanta; Miss Butsel
Of Detroit; Miss Ruth Kayton, Miss Car
RE Kayton, Miss Viola Frank, Miss Irene
Frank Miss Rosa Putsel Miss Irene Put
sci, Miss Alma Mendes, Miss Lily Traub
Miss Ida Boley, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss
Edith Robinson Miss Marie Ehrlich, Miss
jeanette Herman, Miss Fannie Neuberg-
er. Miss Hortense Stern, Miss Miriam
We'll, Miss Marie Lippman, Miss Lily
Selig, Miss Perla Abrahams, and Miss
Blanch Mohr.
The Evening Euchre Club was delight
fully entertained Monday by Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. G.. Carson. at their home on Bolton
street. In the drawing rooms, where the
games were played, the decorations were
of bamboo carnations and a profusion of
other cut flowers Later supper was
served in the dining ROOM at number
of small tables, all deliberately decorated
in different colors. The first prize. a