The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-15

Mrs. Samuel Sheftall, Misses Belle
Twiggs, Mary Lou Galloway, Annie
RawIs, Sarah Gruver, Florrie Smith,
Frida Edwards, Maggie Hanley,
Messrs. Tyson, Cross, Davis, Partridge,
George Rawls and Harry Rawls.
Miss Missile Hanley is visiting in
Guyton the charming guest of Mrs.
Samuel Sheftall.
Miss Sarah Gruver left Guyton Sat
urday for Adrian. On her return she
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shelf
tall.
Miss Missile Hanley is visiting Mrs.
Samuel Sheftall.
Mr.. Francis R. Clarke left Thursday
for Sumter, S. c., to attend the Sum-
ter Military Academy.
Mr.. w. P. Leacy has gone to Mobile,
Ala.
Mr.. H. J. F. Sturtevant and Mr.. w.
T. Dargan returned this week from a
months vacation in Western North
Carolina.
Miss Reubenia r. Mongin returned
this week after having spent two weeks
pleasantly with relatives in Charles
ten, S. C.
Miss Ethel and Lucille Ruth left yes
terday to visit relatives in Charleston,
S. c.
Mrs. John C. Butler and Miss Anita
Butler have returned from the noun
tains of North Carolina, where they
have been spending the summer.
Mrs. Julian A. Tison and children
have returned home from Catoosa,
where they have been spending the
summer
Mrs. George Menert and Master
Nicholas Paulsen Meinert have re-
turned from Egypt, Ga, after pleas
ant trip
Master Herbert Leigh, after a pleas
ant visit to friends in Egypt, has
returned home.
Miss Annie Werner has returned
after very pleasant visit to friends
in Brunswick.
Miss Maud Newton entertained de-
lightfully at surprise party given her
by her friends on Friday night at the
residence of her cousin. Mrs Givens, at
500 Henry street. west. Games and
dancing were INDUCED in until late
hour. Among those present were Miss
Sonia Flood Miss Bessie Bowling,
Miss Birdie Height, Miss Pearl Groov-
er, Miss Maggie Hememire, Miss Birdie
Bowling. Miss Pauline Griffith, Miss
Mamie Hemimire, Miss Lottie Smith.
Miss Agnes Grice, Miss Pauline Will
liams, Miss Laura Sheppard, Miss May
Maccey Miss May Salter. Miss Mag
gle Heeth, Miss Virgil Jevens, Mr.. Hugh
Jevens, Mr.. Frank Drayton, Mr.. Willie
Thee, Mr.. Eddie Bowling, Mr.. George
Griffith, Mr.. Arthur Masters, Mr.. &C.
Gil Masters Mr.. Lawrence Thee, Mr..
and Mrs. Jevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Tullis,
Mrs. Salter and Mr.. Heidi
Miss Carrie V. Smith, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Shu-
man of Hogan. Ga, left Monday to
visit Mr.. w. Nj. Smith in Reidsville,
Ga.
Miss Marie Scovel will leave next
week for Washington d. c., where she
will resume her studies at the Washing
ton College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuck entertained
Tuesday with a party to celebrate the
seventh birthday of their little daugh-
ter Leslie. Games were played and
Misses Annie Jones, Olga and Vera
Dahl gave several pretty fancy dances.
Then great fun was created by trying
to pin the queue to the Chinaman's
head pretty pair of bisque figures
was the first prize, and was won by
Miss Viva Dahl The BOBBY prize was
won by Elise Kuck. Then dainty re-
freshments were served, the dining
room being gaily decorated with Chi
nese lanterns. The birthday cake was
lighted by seven candles. Those pres
ent were Misses Annie Kuck, Mildred
Asendorf. Edith Koch, Mary Hirsch
Elsie Kuck, Bertha Entelman, Annie
Semken, Annie Garwes. Nettie Garwes,
Annie and Isabel Jones, Rosemary
Lyons, Viva Dahl, Berglot Dahl, Olga
Dahl. Hannah Gerst, Eva Levy, Saddle
Strouss. Kathleen Schwarz, Marie VIE
gand and others.
Mrs. W. Harry Teasdale has removed
from Perry street west. 10 IS Ogle-
thorpe avenue. east, where she has
opened her vocal studio