The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-15

by her visitors. Refreshments were
served by the Misses Gertrude Stein
back and Corine Smith. The guests
present were Misses Vivian Cowart,
frankie Crawford, Anera Hawkins,
Maybel Tillman, Juanita Paschal, Ed
18th Mcmillan, May and Eunice and
Marie Crawford, Bertha Sampson,
Master Frank Bee, Collie Pringle, Will
lie Smith, Frank Richardson, Max Cor
don, Willie Crawford and Frank Prin-
gle and others.
After the beautiful card party given
Friday afternoon by Miss Jennie Bry-
an, the hostess entertained again in
the evening. The guests were the at
tendants of the Clarke Remshart we'd
ding. the decorations of pink carna-
lions were especially pretty. Those who
were present were Miss Marie Rems-
hart Miss Georgia Ashley, Miss Gret-
ia Holmes, Miss Rachel Sheilman, Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Mary Lou Clarke,
Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Charles Ed
mondston, Mr.. Julian de Bruyn Hops
| and Mr.. Langdon West.
The days preceding the holidays seem
| the busiest of the entire year to most
people, and besides the preparations
/ for those in our own households, there
is always some one less fortunate than
ourselves to think of and provide for.
| 1t is the impulse of every one to make
Christmas a happy time, and the good
work will be at its hight during this
week. Unusually elaborate prepara-
! tions are being made by the ladies in
| charge of the Port Society for their
| Christmas celebration. A tree will be
! given the sailors on the evening of
Dec. q at the Seamens Bethel at Lin
! coin and st. Julian streets. All dona-
! tions are requested to be sent in as
. soon as possible, and it is the wish Of
, those who have charge of the good
work to make this Christmas an es
! pecially happy one.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Warrick en-
tertained the "Once Week" Card Club
Wednesday evening. Several hours
were pleasantly spent in playing
euchre and whist and at II o'clock
dainty refreshments were served. The
euchre prize was won by Mrs. r. A.
Banks, and the whist prize by Mrs.
John NJ. Blain. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Branan, Mr..
! and Mrs. R. E. Banks, Mr.. and Mrs.
, w. w. Metzger Mr.. and Mrs. Cald-
we'll, Mr. and Mrs. John Blain, Miss
Ella Caldwell, Miss Sallie Leopold.
Miss A. Hazalton, Miss Maud Banks.
Mrs M. L. Banks, Mr.. Quantock, Mr..
A. C. Cannon, Mr.. ]. Banks and Mr..
Jordan.
Mr. D. Henry Monsees entertained
delightfully."- last week, his colleagues in
the Luther League, among those pres
ent were Miss Mabel Gibbons, Miss
Emma Paulsen, Miss Louise Lubs, Miss
Minnie Lubs, Miss Annie Schroeder,
Miss Annie Gibbons, Miss Bessie Glib
bons, Miss Mamie Gibbons, Miss Laura
Vollers, Miss Eta Vollers, Miss Mag
gle Doscher Miss Matte Weigand, Miss
Katie Monsees, Miss Meta Monsees,
Miss Adelina Entelman, Miss Laura
Bridges, Mr.. w. B. Spann, Mr. w. B.
Spann, Jr, Mr.. Fred Vessels, Jr., Mr..
Otto Kolb, Mr.. H. w. Suffer, and Mr..
Charles Donnelly.
Mr. Philip ]. McAndrews and Miss
Libbie Wheeler of Savannah, were
quietly married at the Hotel Imperial,
Plainfeld, N. j.. during the week. Rev.
Father Smyth officiated at the cere-
mony. The best man was Thomas Nc
Andrews, a brother of the groom, and
the only bridesmaid was Miss Laura
Fealey of Plainfield, N. ].