The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-19
VARIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS.


the guest Of honor at a tea given By
Mrs. Simkins "Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. q. from to O'Clock.
At the card party given by Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. G. Carson for Miss Cub
beige Friday evening the prizes were
especially pretty. Miss Flora Dancy
received a lovely framed watercolor
OF an old fashioned girl: Miss Shotter.
Il silver belt pin: Miss LeonOTa Gabbett
won the lone hand prize, a silk work
bag; and Miss Elsie Barnard the con-
ISOLATION prize, a box Of candy in the
shape Of a golf bag. silver ma ten
box. the first prize for the men. fell to
Mr. Edward Richmond; Mr.. Stephen
Hayward won the second, a silver pen
ell; Mr.. John Morris. the lOne-hand
prize, bisque ash-receiver: and Mr..
Willis Wilder, the consolation prize, a
comical little Brownie.
There will be charity euchre party
given by the Daughters of Israel at
go o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
Harmonic Club rooms. The ladies in
charge anticipate a most enjoyable
afternoon; a cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all interested.
Mrs. James L. Staten was hostess
at beautiful luncheon Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Daisy Bryan is one of a large
house party which is being entertained
by Judge and Mrs. Thomas Danforth in
East Orange, n. J. After this visit Miss
Bryan expects TO 90 to Hartford to
be bridesmaid al the wedding of Miss
Virginia Bryant. who is a grandniece
Of William Cullen Bryant, the poet.
Mrs. W. p. McCorkle gave re-
ception in honor of the Earnest Work
ers of the First Presbyterian Church
to all the young ladies of the congrega-
ton Friday afternoon from until
: o'clock.
Mrs. Frank S. Jette has sent out in
yitations to a Japanese Tombola, which
win be given for the building fund of
the Sacred Heart Church Thursday,
Jan. %, from until 10 o'clock, at the
Parish Hall, Thirty-f1rst and Haber-
sham streets. Admission will be 10
cents, refreshments will be served dur
ing the afternoon and evening, and all
who are interested in the object and
care to attend may be sure of a cor
dial welcome.
The Reading Circle. of which Father
Halpin is director. will hold its regular
meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon at
st. Vincents Convent. Miss Marion
SmaTts paper at the last meeting upon
tShakespeare's Catherine of Arragon"
was an appreciative study of a noble
woman, written with sympathetic COM
prehension and literary grace, and gave
fresh impulse to the enthusiasm of
this earnest band. devoted to the pur-
suit of moral philosophy and its rela-
ton to literature.
Mrs. Harrison and Miss Belle Harri-
son are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
Harrison.
Mrs. Clarence Cubbedge and Miss
Cubbedge of Macon are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Battey.
Mrs. w. S. Daffin and Miss Abbie'
OrTne will give a silver tea Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 at Miss Orme's home
on Taylor street. This will be the first
tea of a series arranged by st. Johns
Chancel Society, and the ladies who
have the matter at heart trust that
their efforts will meet with hearty CO.
operation from all the members of the
congregation.
The marriage of Mr.. Christopher
Murphy and Miss Lucille Desbouillons
will take place Wednesday, Jan. %.
Miss Amy Hunt of Marietta is spend
ing few days with Miss Eleanor ].
Caldwell on Park avenue, west.
Mrs. James Lloyd Staten and Miss
Virginia Staten, who have been guests
of Mrs. S. p. Hamilton, have returned
to their home in Valdosta.
Miss Alice Sinnickson, who is visiting
Miss Frieda Rauers expects to leave
tomorrow for her home in Salem.
Mr.. Harry J. Solomons of New York
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Lovenstein.
Miss MIDDLETON of Brunswick is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cubbedge.
Mrs. ]. d. Gould has returned to
Pineora.
Miss Agnes Spencer is visiting in
Charleston.
Miss Eleanor Smith of Augusta and
Miss Margaret Hobby of Grovetown
will arrive tomorrow evening and will
be the charming guests of Miss, Marie
Valleau.
Miss Nellie Hazlehurst is visiting rel
atives in Tallahassee.
Miss Fannie Berry of Columbus IS
the guest Of Miss Rebecca Fry.
The Jacksonville golf team will be
entertained by the Savannah Golf Club
Saturday and an interesting tourna-
ment will be held that day on the links.
Master James Fitzgerald entertained
his young friends at his home, on Bull
street, Wednesday evening. His guests
were Miss Eulalia Cox, Miss Lottie
Purse. Miss Clara Offutt, Miss Nina
Shane, Miss Eloise Thompson. Miss Jo-
sephlne Jette, Miss Viola Krouskoff,
Miss Fannie Davant, Miss Carrie
Seller Miss Rosemary Fitzgerald, Mr..
Wallace Pierpont, Mr.. Eugene Jette,
Mr.. Frank Metzger, Mr. George Butler,
Mr.. Ralph Metzger, Mr.. Jacob Seller
Mr.. Harry Lang. Mr.. Herman Krous-
koff and Mr.. Gilbert Lang. Messrs.
Harry and Gilbert Lang entertained
with speeches and Frank Metzger
played several piano selections.
Little Helen Atkins entertained her
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