The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-20

was one given Tuesday evening by Mr..
Allan Bond for the performance or
Prince Otto" The guests who were en-
tertained afterwards at the De Soto Ho-
ell, were Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Duck
WORTH Miss Marion Hammond, Miss Rose
Bryant, Miss Annie Maclean, Mr.. A. Sy-
brandt and Mr.. William Butler.
Mrs. Charles Edward Straton entertain
ed with cards Tuesday afternoon. The
dainty prizes were won by Miss Emmie
Crawford and Miss Josie O'Byrne, while
among the other guests who were pres
ent were Mrs. Robert A. Crawford, Mr..
Harvey Seward of Petersburg, Va, Miss
Edith Stillwell. Miss Marion Cooper, Miss
Mamie c =, Miss Cherry, Miss Camilla
Usina al. ISIS Mecca Usina-
Miss Alma Cummings gave very pref
ty hearts party Friday evening in cele-
bration of her birthday. Palms and pot
ted plants adorned the parlors and d de-
lightful evening was spent by the follow
ing guests: Miss Ethel Walker, Miss Kate
Burroughs. Miss Nelly Roberts. Miss
Daisy Burroughs. Miss Maggie Thomp-
son, Miss Ida Barnwell. Miss jamie Shup-
trine Miss Nina Cherry, Miss Mamie Sti /
well and Messrs. Perry King. o. Mcintosh,
George Elton, Read Sweat Herbert and
Walter Sitiwell, lizard Williams, Charl-
ton Robertson, Joe Thompson, John Bur-
roughs and William Bryan.
The Twentieth Century Card Club was
entertained Wednesday evening by Miss
Agnes Rourke at her home, on Ca ton
street. The handsome parlors were orna-
mented with tall palms, potted plants and
cut vases of white hyacinths and narcis-
sus. Refreshments were served after the
game in the dining-room, which was dec
GRATED with pink and green. The table
Fl. prad until ira of
smilax, broad pink satin ribbon ana
American Beauty roses. The center
niece was of Renaissance lace, over pink,
and from the chandeliers above were sus-
pended ropes of smilax. Whist was the
game of the evening and the pretty tally
ards were ornamented with Gibson
heads. The first prize was Gibson pic
ture, prettily framed. and this was won
by Miss May Palmer. while Mr.. Jack
Black won Tomochichi matchbox. The
BOBBY prizes, which were awarded to Miss
BOYLE and Mr. Heffernan, were very
unique the former being a little pair of
clippers, inscribed with For defeat" and
the latter a hollow skull, with the words,
Tho value Of a head depends upon it's
contents" The guests pre- emit were: Mis-
Nelly O'Brien. Miss Sally Black. Miss
Kate Lyons, Miss Annie kehoe, Miss
Julia Boyle, Miss Bessie Gallagher. Miss
nan. Mr.. Joseph McGovern, Mr.. John
Bell Mr.. John Butler, Mr.. Jack Black,
Mr.. Joseph Heffernap, Mr.. John Lyons,
Mr.. George Harmon, Mr.. Harry Harmon,
DR.. O'Connor and Mr.. Hilton.
The members of the Pleasure Club
gathered at the residence of Mrs. Joseph
Ferst, Wednesday, and a pl. asint after
noon was spent in playing euchre. Re-
freshments were ser\ ed after the game
Il the ding room, where the table was
decorated with pink carnations, ferns,
and pink satin ribbons. Mrs Arthur l..
Well and Mrs /. q. Haas won the pr 2 as
and the other ladies p. esCnt were Mrs.
Joseph Hirsch, Jr, Mrs. Isaac Hlrsch, of
Atlanta Mrs. Harry Hirsch, of New
York; Mrs Leon FerSt. Mrs. l.. c.
Grouse. Mrs. Julian NJ Solcmon. Mrs
Arthur Ferst, Mrs. j. E. Gutman, Mrs
Binswanger Mrs. Clarence Lillenthal
md Mrs. Guthman.
Or. and Mrs. }. 3. Johnston, OF Mont
romery. Ala. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
e. s. Noise, 403 G stou, East.
Mr.. ard Mrs. e. A. We'll announce the
Engagement Of their daughter, Janet Ce-
lie. to Mr.. Jack II. Hirsch, Jr., of At
anita, Ga,
Mrs. e. NJ. Bear. OF Mobile, Ala. is
he guest of Mrs. N. Gazan.
Mrs. Alphcnse J. Conroy has returned
from Milwaukee, Wis. whore she has
been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. A, Fiske, Mister
leon and Miss Percilla Riske Of Bangor.
Ne. are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
!. r. Burgess, at their home on Duffy
street, East.
Miss Christina May, accompanied by