The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

Mrs Hubert DuckwOrth, Mrs Henry VII
son Hodge Nj Paul Haskell, Mr.. Harry
Daniel, Mr. Frank Egan. Mr. Rittenhouse
Moore DR.. John Haskell, Mr.. North CHS
DIM, Mr.. Louis Morgan. Mr. Savage Ly-
nah, Mr.. John Morris, Mr.. Stein Bryan,
Mr.. Noble Hardee, Mr.. Hugh Harris. Mr..
Harry Deering, Mr.. Alan Bond Mr.. Cor
don Guerard. Mr. Joe Taylor. Mr. George
Tennle Mr.. Lowndes Walthour and Mr..
Horace Hunter.
The marriage Of Mr. George Eppinger
Cope ana Miss Florence Dickinson Daffin
has been arranged 10 take place Tuesday
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip D. Daffiu, on Jones street,
east The maid of honor viii be Miss
Georgia Cope OF Atlanta, and Mr.. J. Fer
rls Cam viii act as best man. Miss
Champlain of Jacksonville and Mr.. John
Morris will be the only other attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 3. Middleton
| Ciibbes have sent out Invitations for
card party Friday evening az their home
on Thlrty-seventh street. Mrs. Charles
Ciibbes is also giving a card party Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. William
( Hodges of New York. Mrs. Henry VI.
Steele will entertain the Married Women )
Club Thursday afternoon.
! Among the theater parties to see
Robin Hood" yesterday was one COM
posed Of Miss Elizabeth Shotter. Miss
| anna hE4AiBlif MISS ODl4E-Ad ASfiiAs -hiFt'
Mary Morel, Miss Claude McAlpin, Miss
| May Egan. Miss Maxiield Before the
! matinee the young people were entertain
ed at luncheon by Miss May Egan.
Mrs John D. Paige entertained infor-
| maly Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs Edwin Parsons OF New York
MIR. and Mrs William s. Dafhn COM
plimented Miss Florence Daffin Friday
| evening with a delightful little dinner
| party. The decora tons were OF narcissns
| and maidenhair ferns. The guests were
Mrs. Frank Holland and Miss Cope of
Atlanta. Miss Champlain of Jacksonville,
Fla. Mr.. John Morris and Mr.. ]. Ferris
| Cam.
Miss H Marion Smart entertained after
the concert Friday evening, in honor Of
Madame Carreno.
Mrs. William l.. Clay and Master Hun
| ter Mcclure Clay arrived Thursday from
Richmond, Va.
Miss Salie McAlpn left Friday for
| Florida, where she viii spend the winter.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hunter of Tonnes
see, viii spend the remainder of the win
| ter in Savannah and viii be with Mrs.
| II. II. Demere on Harris street.
| Miss Phoebe Elliott left Tuesday for
| Milwaukee, where she is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Harry Elliott.
| MI anu MIS- INdutios MIS-. d tOl dilIt
Minis and the Misses Rauers returned
Wednesday from St. GATHERINGS Island.
Maj. Robert Stiles of Richmond, va,
arrived yesterday and is the guest of DR..
Clifford Stiles on Bolton street
Miss Elise Wayne OF Laurens county,
| is visiting at the home of Mrs. James 7.
| Dent until Monday, after which she will
DE the guest of Mrs. T. S. Wayne on
Liberty street east.
Miss Francis BarnweH of Charlotte, N.
c. and Miss Matte Wright of Augusta,
are expected tomorrow to visit Miss An
gle Cubbedge.
Miss Abbie Orme has returned from New
| Orleans, where she visited her brother
Mr.. Jordan Orme.
Miss Verdier of Button, S. c., is Wis
ting Miss jamie Eve on Liberty street.
Miss Alice Remshart is the guest Of Miss
| Porcher l.. Engle in Jacksonville, Fla.
! Miss Searles of Charleston, is the guest
of Miss Maggie Lou Harris.
The Lachlan Mcintosh Chapter Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, has de
| cided upon having literary fort nightly
meetings during February and March BIZ
| ographical history of famous Georgia men
in the Revolution, will be the course taken
up. which is sure to prove delightfully."- in
teresting and instructive.
Judge and Mrs. Emory Speer announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Luiie, to Mr. Samuel Forder Crecelius Of
ST. Louis. The wedding will be in March
Mrs Frank Holland and Miss Georgia
| Cope of Atlanta are the guests of Mr. and
| Mrs William S. Dafln.
! Mr.. william II. Tinsman of Williams
port. Pa, returned TO the North during
| the week after a visit to Mrs. John L.
| Hammond.
Miss Charlotte Barnwell of Baltimore ar
rived Tuesday from Florida and is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. William II. Elliott, on
Gwinnett street.
Miss Jennie Bryan returned early in
I the week from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dunwody of Brunswick.
Mr.. Robert Sidney Cope, who has been
! in Savannah for the past few DAYS, has
! returned to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Melnhard of New
York returned to their home on Wednes-
! day.
Mrs William p. Bailey has returned to
| Savannah. after quite a prolonged absence
| in Lexington. Va. and Washington, d. c.
| Miss Mamie Sauveman of Brooklyn ar
! rived in this city yesterday and will
! spend several months with her aunt, Mrs.
| William f. McCauley, 707 Whitaker street.
| Miss Grace Garrison of Utica. N Y,
| arrived last evening on ine NACOOcnee
| and will be the guest of Miss Alice Nc
| Call, on Waldburg street.
A theater party at the performance Of
| robin Hood" yesterday afternoon was
| composed of the following young ladies:
| Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss Gertrude Pow
ell, Miss Lula Davis, Miss Edith Stinwell,
| Miss Effie Bloodworth and Miss hatcher.
The members of the Pleasure Club were
| entertained on Wednesday afternoon with
| a charming card party by Mrs Leon
| Ferst. The color decorations were in red
| The prizes were won by Mrs. Ferst and
| Mrs. Binswanger. Among those present
were Mrs. J. NJ. Soomons, Mrs Clar-
| ence Lilienthal. Mrs Aaron Ferst, Mrs.
| l.. L. Grouse Mrs. Harry Hirsch. Mrs. Jo-
| seph Ferst. Miss Irene Frank Miss Viola
| Frank and Miss Jeanette Well.
The Misses Estelle and Elizabeth Cal
! lagher gave a delightful dance at Thun-
! derbolt Wednesday evening to the mem
bers of the Twentieth Century Club The
| german was led by Mr. Joseph McGovern
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
| John Halligan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
! O'Connor. Miss Sallie Black, Miss Annie
| Lynch. Miss May Palmer. Miss Nellie
! OBrien, Miss Agnes Rourlke, Miss Mamie
! Lynch, Miss Lucille Desbouillons. Miss
! Helen OConnor. Miss Kate O'Connor.
| Miss Nan Golden. Miss Nellia ,,ops