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14 t f: T;t dir ing ft l iM>n *■*, ushsirri mu .- . :lou-ly Thut. ijy vvv-Ulr.g by tho ttrw; of th# m nt#r roit.l.unr, nl a brtllun' * irmllaft of #x.ioty pooplo g*th*r# 1 *1 ihe tiiurf' Hall for tn* event T ; tv-mug pa*#K! off delhtfuli> oi l • marked by tna presence of three of the , season’s d#hutunt#s. M" - M#t Wsytv , Vs.-* May dußigr.' it .ire! M he! To 1 r Miss Taylor an 1 M Wayne w.r< lovely gown# of tie o ,an e. while 'h* of Mtss rtußignon was of non, with c cordlon pirating M A Leopold AlK ander led tie cot 111 on. and toe chapsrorw a were Mf>. C* tries A K!e,rMtt, Mis. D* w fa Haskell. Mr* Ilau rs. Mra Alexand r IC. Lawton, at. 1 Mis W. W. tjorj.n, Jt A mock tie s who were pre# rt w. re M. end Mrs J. F.orar.co Minis. Mr. atvl Mrs. Henry M S eel Mr ano Mre. Thotisa 8 Wylly, Mr aid Mr* Louts M. L- Hardy, Mr. aid Mis Cooper Myers, Mr and .Mrs Hubert Duckworth. Mr. ant Mr# John Sullivan Schley. Mr and Mrs •luck Kmx.r, Mr. ti l Mrs t>lw.■ rd b otl dard, Mr. and Mrs. Ormonde Strong. Mis# Ne.lsi. n of Eitn.ru, N Y.; Miss Julia Hemshart of Canada. Mis# Dennam. Ul<l < or.nra Mackall, M..*s Kdlth Warfield. Mlaa Llr.a Hune . Ml - Ehxnboth Haskell, Mis* Hattie Elliott, Miss Emma lluser. Miss Ann.e Maclean. Mi s Hally Haskell. Miss Kate Hauers, Miss Frieds Hauer- Miss Anna Ouerard, Msi Flora Dancy, Miss Georgia Ldmonston. Miss Mala-i Stoddard. Miss Hoc. 6uJDan, M as High ton llabetslMtn. Miss Clifford Munnerlyn. Mr A. It Lawton. Mr. W. W. Clorton, Jr . Mr C. A. Hu-'.r* n, Mr. H M Stod dard. Mr. Lewis Ha Kell. Mr. Hauers. Mr John Malloch, Mr. A. Sytiran.lt. Mr Ed ward l*em.re, Mr 1). C Harrow. Mr W T. Johnson. Mr. C'.arence G Anderson, Dr. John Haskell. Mr T. Lloyd Owens. Mr W. Oord' ti Harrison. Mr K E C Habersham. Mr Charles Edm-mston. Mr I etc hard Charlton. Mr. Ayer of Boston. Mr. William H mi-on. Mr. Allan Bond. Mi J I>. Tr. ior. Mr Harry Daniel. Mi Charles r. ftehley, Jr.. Mr. Hugh Harris. Mr Harry Dmrlng. Mr Julian dnßruyn Kop Mr Horace Hunter. Mi Tieailng Harden, Mr. ICaymorwl BiMler Mr Sav osc Ly r ah. Mr. North Chtsholm. Mr Coulter Carmichael. Mr ClareiH'O Conn • ra:. Jr Mr. Pa Intel Axson Mr. O. No ble Jon*s Mr Stewart llltKihs aisl Mr. North Chisholm. The home of Mrs. John H llowklns on Liberty street w is tne scene of two lose ly ra’d parties Tu lay and Wednesday afternoons of last w-eek On the llrst oc casa n i4rs How-kins entrrt.t tied the Mar \V omen's i'luh, an*i n ninii ** *4rni.i*i? afternoon was spent l y the members and guests The fltsi cmd tarty of Hie eea eon alw-ays s ■ nta to be of e. rectal Int* r et. wch the meeting of ftl-tels eftrr th long summer niontna. the pretty n< w towns, and the excitement of formal tntertaln rn.i.t again Moreover M-s. How kin ; Is II del s' fill busies# and entertain-J her guest- n her usual happy way- The dou ble isir.or# where card# were play< l were <b > crated with r •.- and tall jus of gorg' out ••:! -w chrj sanrhrmums The s or. iard. In an!u-lpwiUm uf Thanks. giving, ware In the shape of llttlu Tw keys, and ihr prlxei were a Gibson cslen dar. and two lovi-ly bits of embroidery. Mts. W \V. Owen*, and Mrs. Cooper Myers won the llrst nnd s-cond pr.x—. w hlla tbs! n ven f r th. h<-st s--ore of lon- hands fe l to Mr. J U. ches utt The other gu* sts were Mrs. Wtl.iam U. Morrell. Mra - oopgr Km. Mr#. Hamp ton V. -abl Mrs A. R Huh. Mrs Wl!* lim : t # .*t •f. i •W. vv. Ow#n . Hr*. >i I. M.U .V. Mm. WrigUt Hur.br M- I.alley. Mr*. John c** rvn. Mrs. Thomas V Wylly. Mrs. J C. !#■ Hardy Mrs Henry M. Pteeie. Mis. Tins le Mr.- Wood of Cl lumbia. ft C.. Mrs. Uu) Howard, Mra. Charles A. GlMycs, Mr. Harii. l up . Mis. Cltarlrs A Shear son Mr N H Finney. Mrs 'm. * II Hu ter M * .1. H. Ch s u . Mrs ll- nijr Tnvlor. Mr. Geo g Schley. Mrs. Kober I .tiling:-Mt Vi thu.- Overton. Mrs W I. Wilson. Mis. W. V. A ken. Mi# Henry McAip.n, Miss ri hot ter. Miss Minna War ing- Mis# Maud. Heyward and Mtss Wlm bush. Wnln. lay aftrr.oon when Mrt. llow klns again entertstred. the* tlrwt prise at euchre an orchid vase, was won by Mrs Ony Howard. Mis W D Dearing and Mrs. Hu 'it Du's Worth won the other prises, and Mrs llowklns' guests at_ tills entertainment Included Mr# John I-gan, Mts C. F Gillette, Mts. Thomas Wayne, Mrs N H Finnic. Mrs. Hubert Duck worth Mi# John Sul.lysn Schley. Mrs. Kidred Slmklns. Mr- William Henry Helt.sy. Mr# E IL Hinton, Mr* Mot e, Mrs. M M. Hopkins. Mrs. Robert H. Cornwell. Mr* A D Krenson. Mr*. J 0- Van Marter, Mrs W T Williams, Mrs. C II nixon. Mrs it G Thompson. Mrs. ILih e Crat e. Mi- Julian Johnson. Mrs Wallace 11 ward, Mrs W D Wood.in. Mu* b■ i* Heyward. Ml-* 1. gram M.s* Wl'hers. Mis* Isabd .Smart Miss Nl - : lii M # l’h " e l-.lllott. Miss Susan Oitnst... 1. M# 1 or n e Olmatead, Miss Gor*lsr.a Phi dips and M'.-s Lkl-y Dhllllt *. Mis J Kloranee Mini- gate a t-wauti ful lur.. t.n.n yestiro y in honor of Mrs. Leonard Ma ksh ol Bad.more. The dec. crati n- w.:U At. < ' *-• Rea ty t< ### Ta guests tnclu- el M' Alexander It Law* in Mrs 11 t W G Cktrlton Mrs W. W Go and a Jl . Mr- Oeorge Ilaldw n a 1M s U W Ma k .11. Mr ar.-t Mis Lewis Hasketi ay. a -”n tier pare; Thanki,? ving evenln at -Thtch their guest# wet- M. < • !,t ' r ; l Uinner i>n Mis# Mary Nell-' it. Jlr i iwjrl |.- nisiV Mr. W L Johnson. Mr T Lloyd t.weiis r-nd Mr. Harry Daniel. Mr. and Mr* Augustus Oodln Ouerard have sent nut Imitation* tor the ina-rn - e of their daughter. Kitse, to Mr. James Sullivan lloid on Wednesday evening. lec !J The ceremony w t.l be performed at - J 5 o'clock lit the evening in St. Johns (’hur h. il i Manlgau'.t tniettatned a party of i-a\ ~.i - til t. ds Thonksglvlng ut hi* h .me on i’ent.y worth Island. A delightful ent by the gn> sts wlio were lacy 0. Hunter. Mr*. Lu , as oi - b.t est. i. a C. Mrs. uoirne Gor. don and Mr. T I*. Ravengl. Ac . mng utt.. euchre party was giv en iy Mi .. It laiwion Friday morning f-r hci ■-t V,i; Fortune Mackall. ThJ prep ii ..i. woo ny Mr* Henry nit. . il-i kworth. Miss sial -1) Ha k< U sn.J Ml * Lit a Huger. Among the others b were present were Mrs. Jaouls M L# 11 Mis# Cl fford Munner- Irm M Mlaa B lith W.r Iteld, M s k ltuu-rs, Mia# Frieda LiU.r.v Ml- Dant. 1, Mi-* Lean and Mi t Hattie Elliott Mr* E J ’F omas rave a very pleosant eight-handed m Mr party Monday even ing in honor of ■■.mi## Clifford Mtinncrlyn and her guest, Miss M.ry Nellton Mr. IP-hlrmer won the Itrst prise, a copy of “Xh* Cardinals Bnuff Box.” The other rr M,9n May . a*.*; Min MAT'. Wayne. Mr 1 Lovl Owens. Mr E'lwardl Demcre and Mr Marry l*wroni I>r Mr* H Honrkinii took n snail iart> io Tn*r,k.giving n<i and lov#ly <li*> ii ihfir t ottiige, "Ttir lunrs In the party ww* Mr*. J B. riir*nutt. Ml - M iud Hoy ward, ll!de msn Finnic. Claud anJ William I.yons 1 nd John and Heyward Howk n*. Ocn and Mrt. W. \V Gordon arrived • nave aince ihclr re* urn frarr* Kng and, iheguttsof Mr <.•! Mr#. H \Va>it Barker. Mr* C. A U Lamar has returned from New fork. Miaa I cth Hark* 11 will leave to morrow for Charl**i<ui. whrr alie will • the guert of Mr and Mr* A T Smytbe. Mr Harry Paraon* han reiurnerl io hla noma In New York after u i.rl<ef vinii io Savannah. Mr and Mr* Frank ocreven and Mas ter Charles Mill* w ii. arriv- from Colum bus thia and Mil the winter at Mi - Itaymood Dcmere on Harris a I reel, rant Mra A F Wright. Mita Annie Wright and Mi> Julia Wrikht of ThomaavUle. who have lw-en * pending the summer on*l fall in Europe, have arrived in Savannah -u.d will go *o Charleston thl# wt-ek for the c arriage of Mr Anion Wright and Mr** Hannah Smyths. Mlaa Nona Wylly ha* returned from a ple-aatr.t vlalt to frl tt l in Ja kaonville. She expects to spend the winter at For. lieod. Fin . after a abort vlalt at X*lv A Hope The M late a Hauers arrived Tuesday from New York. Mi and Mrs Octavius C. Drew, Jr , who have been vlaUing Mr and Mb. Claret.i-e Connerat on Folafki Square, left yeateiday for (heir home in Houston, Te*. Alia Kllaabeth Waller will arrive from Aiken, S (*., inf** %v*-k to vlalt Mr. wn*! Mi# luie Young Allaa Waaler expects to *<> abtoal the maH.e of January *o travel through .Italy, riw.ixerl.ind uni Germany, and ni l n* nd n**xt auinrm-r in Norway. Lieut, and Mt It it a- !| v Rltp ly, who hove been for c:i poat m vrrul m* tit ha in I i’ennaylvnnla, have returned to Sovannoh ai:U will in wilt* Mi a. L J. Tnomao ot) , M Donough street. Mrs. Charles Gihhra will leave to-mor row io spend . week in New York. Mr. aid Mrs William P. Hunter and I M *. ter Gould Hunter left during th* week | lor H* ranton. Pa., where they will inuk* their home. Mra. i\ A. Joynaon and Mi*a Evelyn <*arver soiled yesterday from IJverpod for New York, and will spend the winter in H.ivannah with reiatlvr-s. Mr. A G -ltn Ouerard. Jr., has returned from h visit to .New York. Mrs Ed; Mills of Hap *kin, Va., la tl* KUea of Ms# sMargarot Hi ilea on 'Gaston • Ire t. Mr. Hauer* Mr. W. W. Gordon, an.l |W. W. G r*k>n 111 . r< turned early in the week from i miming trip to Bt. rail)* • rine’a le.nnU. Miss R* If of Pennsylvania, Is spend jmg a few <)ny* with M.sa Nina Pui*e on her way to Florid . Mr James T Dent left wirly in the week for Glynn county, alter a stay of a few daya in town. Mrs. Tiiomas Hunter le expected home to-morrow from u visit to New York. Mr <l. Arthur Whitehead arrived !h( I week from Eastern T finesse#* to vial* ills I mother. Mrs. G. A Whitehead on Jon | street. Mr. E *>. Wiitk.na l*ft T iur -lay for | N*iv York. iv. r- ii* will la.iko his fu. ir I home. S Air and Mrs. Guy Howard spent | T ban keg. ving day in Grah.imvll.e, S. C., with re*ativea. Mr and Mrs Robert Hull have moved ( into their new residence on Thirty-seventh I *treot. Mis* Elizabeth Ctuuafleld of Fredericks burg, Va arrived yesterday to visit Dr. ' and Air.-*. W. \\ . Owens on Lilierty street. Mr. Jin-1 Mry la*o Erdwin of N**w Y* rk. | si* nt a day r two m tne city last we**k. • n route to Florida. Mr.s. A. E. Moyneln and Mi# Lota Moy felo, who are a week In town, will leave shortly for Florida The m.irriag*‘ of Mr. Harry Taylor Bar- I ker and Annie Ki:xai*th Cavaiuugh. | look piace Wednesday evening at thu Elahop's reaklenct* of the ' athedral f S:. John tne Uuptmt. Rev. Father Ken nedy performed *h* ■on many, and the (iiu-ntiania were Mias Amelia Adams, anti Air Allay Rarker, brother of the groom A reception followed at the n*w home of the btitlal couple on Wa.dburg street. Mr. and Mra Barker are nonr traveling in F.orid.i, and on their return to Hivan r.ah. will a■ once commence housekeeping Amoiig the outing partlee on T tank*- giving Da> was n huok'x'ard drive giv • n hy Mr. C D. Grantham in honot of ev | rai ycung ladies, w o are visiting frier.ds |.n Savannah T.ie party t. r.. a de.ighi ! ful day out at White Bluff, returning <o * town in the evening The gu t r were ! .Mr* 8. A. O.iv# roe. H* *\e.|. Mlm j Brown of Com * rul. C . Mis# Li.li** | llnyne of Mount lloFv. N. Mi-s I' A 1 an of Montgomery. A % . M • Leila Ex ley, Mis Ida ExWy, Mi# T.lie Struck. Mr H G. Norton. Mr. J. C. L. Dixon and Mr. John Humphrey •! . tog i *f Pttflti Oorda has keen tho guest of Airs M a. Crawford, •.ml was present lur tr.e Crawford Kems > wedding of Wednesday. , Mats Cuia bnuptrin* vi". Jes * next c.e. k for N w York, vv r* do w! t *pcr.l S the wrintvt studying muiK ALff Bhup \ *rtne wil b*i wdth Air* Charle- Mix* Alfa. S. J William* Alisa Hattie ! Williams left Friday far f Oct.j, Ha.. , #htre iticy will moke th*r . f u*ure home Mix Agn**s Rourk * ha> ron-’to more t< visit her rimer* w?h nr* at | school ther* I Avery rjoyab e G mi. ua and n'* 1 M .nda evmli-g -t h Ki.| 9 ht of F - lia.i and about foil* cvHipie* w.r* present Mr Augustus Kj>ioii led, and among the dam-era were Air an i Mr* Joseph Wo fl\ Mi#?- Epstein of Tex:r. Alia* Hosenhla*f of Clev>land. 0.. Mies Hlttcn berg vf Sumter, 8 C . M m Bess . Ldcn rh. || Bad M Lil lie Traub. Mi. Fannie Neuberger, i’he Aliaao Eck-u .ii. M.ax .n tie I Aicinha!*!, Alt*.- Edit Robinson. } Mias Hortenee Stein. Mips Helen Levy, Mla*i Ala Ehrlich, M ** Vida Frank. Mias lieu ah Well, Ml> C* • Well, Mias Fran ces Btern. Miss Orrir.i*> Cohen, Alisa Irene Ptltael, and Messrs Mix Leffler, Herbert Traub. J. Smith lsoic Levy. Her •.• l i Hoy Lover at oir ' Ix*vy. Hugo Frnnk. Da*, id WortrriF'' E*l* l.p t dn. Max N*tfbargsr and Neubeigcr, Arhur ScJomon. and fllfDiund Berg Mrs. Joheph Hirach Jr., who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. A. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, TE EM BEK 2. 1000. p: ' i o jjl T 14 BROUGHTON STREET, WEST. I Ladies’ Furnishings. It is not too early to chat about Christmas. You will find Holiday Hints in every department in our store. Our efforts have much to do with the selections of Useful Presents for Men, Women and Children that you will find in eacli department. Holiday Hints for Men Umbrellas, Gloves, t Handkerchiefs, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Shaving Mirrors, Ebony Brushes, Lounging Pillows, Silver Novelties. On the centre counter you will find a Holiday Array of VENETIAN DRESDEN and JAPANESE HOLIDAY GOODS. Special Sale this week, in * wb a w w TAFFETA SILK at 50 and 75c ••= WYII-’ l-i returned to hr I,'-mo tn At luu. Ml## Mamie Ln(-1 will r;ill lor I.lvtrt 00l Dec. 1, to *i>nl the winter with relative# In Hit nUnt. > a in. KlinUr.il. One of the most imereellnff event# of thl# we-k will !#• th-- doll show which '.he members f the Kroebel Circle hove tirranx* ( 1 lor Tuesday utnl Welii- slay afternoon* atid evening*.The Chatham Ar tillery Hull ha* been engaged, nnd prep nr.ifiou# aru being ma>le for n show wtil-h will even surpaa# that of l;i#< year. In eonneetlon with the entertain# mem there n .11 be a dance ir.ven T tesdoy ■ venlng it‘tb Howe-tfeld's Orchestra to fur m*!t the n..:#h\ and number* of youn< people ar. locking forward to the occa sion. Mr#, rhnrles Dixon entertained at \V t# W'< Ittcsday niornL k ll>t gu. *t - were Mr Thomas H. Wylly. Jr.. Mr#. Baym-' .1 Demerc. Mr# Jordan of New Y IK. Mr.#. J B. diesnult, Mr*. Henry t 5. Thompson. Mr#. A. G. Ouerard, and Mt## M. K. Johnson. Mr. at and Mr#. Clark Howell. Jr., of At lanta are spend. tuc to-day with Mrs. ii. M. Corner on Taylor street. Mr*. W. D. Dearing entertained the Whist Club Friday. Ml## Marie Jcnkin*. who ha# been vis iting Mr#. Heyward Lvnah, ha# returned to her horn* in Augusta. The reception which followed the love ly wedding of Mr K. A Crawford and Mis# Kemp- was attended by a number of the friend# of the young people. Th# h me of Mr. and Mt#. Shut trine \\a# d#eotat.d (or tho occasion with a profusion f Iwaudful yel.ow chryaunthe muma. Among the gue*t# who w. re pr<##. etu were lr and Mr*. John D. Jordan, Mr. and Mr# F K. Howard Mr a..d Mrs. W. M. Coney. Mr and Mrs W 11 Clark. Mr and .Mrs Thoma* Millet. Mr and Mr* C W Wes'. Jr. Mr and Mis. \V. ij. ttircbhar. D. and .Mr Baiph Thompson. jl an! Mrs C N West. Mrs \V. E Core-. M' Alvin M Bell. Mr*. Georx Call lard. Mrs T 8 Whittled M:. It H* La Far, Mrs J W. Fro:well, Mr#. Vai It Av*r>. Mr.- le#t#r Hobbell. Mrs Freeman. Mrs. ri J H irt. Mr: Htchari Cowitng. Mr# C. E Ktrt;n. Mr# In grunt, Mrs. IV h v Wllhatns Mi# W It. Sitdweli. Mi*- Kmmt< Crawford. Mi- Lelki Ffctwell. Ml M .!•< I Fr.# man. M:#* lit ten Strobltat. Mi .- J*o I i-. cman, M.## Nanrii" , die*. M.s* Mutton Cooper, Ml*# Effle Bloodworih, M ss Ltta C hen. Miss Emmie Carter. M Lud Davis. T BEE HIVE, dl N. SCHUTZ, r2rst. Julian ami Whitaker Sts. ( Baw i" n idVnK M,9, M Here are some of our crowd bargains de* void of all exaggeration, which will be found on inves tigation to be the best values offered in Savannah: OUt Braid* Sc (•Ilk Button* ;• Ladle*' Metal Belts . .... Kc Ladles' Black Sea: and Fatmi Leath cr Bella 10c Ladles' Black Velvet Balt a. ni liel or Rill buckles ..Sc I>adle*' Umpire Corii t* . ,4>c Ladles' Hand-made Woo' Mil ana Re 'anlles' Black Ci-hntere tiauntleta lr I.idle*' t’eeoe-llmd Oicver . .SJc Min> Heavy Fleeced Qtovci Boys' Heavy Hx ed Olovea ike I’oys' Windsor Tie* Sc Full IJri "-a White Lawn Ties Sc All Llneu Handkerchief Square* 10c Holiday Hints for Women Exc j ptionil Styles—Furs, Silk Pctt coats. Silk Waists, French Flannel Waists, Slumber Robes, Dressing Sacques, Handkerch efs. Real Lace Handkerchiefs, Gloves (Street& Evening) Belts, Girdles, Fancy Neckwear, Umbrellas, Pocketbooks, Imported Dress Patterns, Shell Combs, Evening f ans, Evening Shawls and Fascinators, Silk and Fancy Hosiery, Silver Novelties. MU* Fannie Uarmany, Miff Ij*-*la Mor gan. Mlm Claude Ingram. M>s Lucy Hau*!y, Mina Florence Newton Mi s Etttel Inn tarn, Mt- Henrietta Turner, M.t>i Lubjr Freeman, Mlm* Annie Anderson and .Nlnorf 1 f irry Hi itanlHon, Janien Pree nin, 11. E Sfiuptiinc, Fred Hubkx'H, ’’cell Btroi bar, #>♦.. Hal|h Bymaa, 8. W. Huff and Dr. George Norton A congenial party Thank-givinK in the woc<Ss t B na Bella where an oj*- ter rAMnt inMng other |1 asiiies was en joyed Anrnng those wno were present were Mr. and .Mrs Thoma.M Chop* au. Dr. # u 1 Mr* J. Lml-r. Mm Mir h. M.uj Fannie Curm tn>% Mt** Ada Roberton Mim FJUe i hnpeau. MS** Daisy Clark, vjfsllief, Mlaa KifhcftM Qtu <* M 1. Dar.lel*. .Mfs .Nelly Cha- IHtsu, Jli Li* lit Hopktne, .Mi*s Eunice < Luke, Mil Urania L****- Mis* Marlon < oojh r. I t T. <•. Ander-on. Dr. Jon. n ••i and Mmwf 1 r.if k Toile>, A L. Ch i*eat, Shmey Lan.er, Robert Gro'*, J. Morrl*. John Cornell, 'V J. Walker. R-haid Haines, \N A Sharpe and Mr Hughe*. LMtle Clare Av*-ry celebrated her fomth birthday Tueedav afternoon wltn a party at which .i number of ler little fr ends 'vfcrc p! ;i.**.inly entertained. Thankfglving D.ijr was* pb-tsantly rpsnt a Wiimb ? n B*L*ind by lit* foi o 1 i; pa t\ Mr. a. and Mr- E. F. Cn n Mr and Mr*. Art.iur Laurey. .Mr. ar and Mr*. K J Thom Jr M nl Mre. Avellhe, tne Mbfc* Avcl’he, C*nint, Mis- Lnuney. and MBs Thoma*. A four o' 1 * k Wednesday aftern >n Mis-* Ce’estF'n and Mr Her Jam In F ank In Vln*on of this city wepr narrtel at tn*' Prior * ree r •Menc of M G l' - Wllllaov*. in At tanta It was a home wedding, on y the Imme-ilate .amily and mo t In.lmit j friend el e p-es- n Rev. Dr. Qi 11 in, rof Trinity ( hu ch. perfrrr.ed the ceren ny 1 the p rlo * of the omo which had h-en cl h rate’y decora ed. Aft.*r the ceremony th** hr da! ouple re ceived the t’orera ulations and he : w| he* of heir ftierd* M and Mrs. Vinson ar ived In Kavan ah T u:slav. Mb* Essta Warrl.k w* a gl on s u - P'lse party Friday evanl g last, by her little frlerd*. the cc aston bet i r h*r b! tnday P rtlrg. djnrlnc n1 r fre h meril* were enjoy e<l A more t v o* p:e*- ent were* Ml-**• Mi**v !Johe*' e| \ "ay tni 1 Daiw.m. Ma \ IbjugAn, G *. trude Croh n. ftCtiie; Uk aily, Huth PNdta.l. . arv Hugh* . El-'en Ikwlfng M r:uerite I’ersse. Aol a Hal’, Add. e Wgrrlok; M.%*- Infanta’ v, bite Money - mb Bibs Jo Infants Cri .< t Vff| Mr-. -- . ;.■ Infants WoiMsd U||.ni —k Infanta Ribbed Vcata, open front 10c Infanta' Whl't Silk Cepe Ue Infanta' Moccasins, all color* 18c Crochet Coito.i, solid and variegated e- lora Sc Btaknerd tk \rm*rona' Kilo Silks 4c Knitting Sdks, all colors Sc Baby Ribbon, all colors . i • Foiled Kai< Vd.l|s V- Bla. k Lace Aitover ....3b< French Hair Holla loc TinaeJ Curtain Dritpcry 10c Holiday Hints tor the Little Ones Hand-made French Caps, Hand-Fmb. Sacques. Hand-crochet Sacques. Afghans, Blankets, Siik and Hand-emb. Bibbs Leggins, Mittens. Kid Gloves, Bootees, Nurses' Aprons & Caps. Useful Hints in Art Dep t. Hand-emb. Pieces. Renaissance Centres and Scarfs, Bouffet Covers. Lace Shams and Spreads, Emb. Silk Lambrequins, Pillows and Cushions. ter? Will Fleming. Ch irlle B ake, Ilnmarl llohensteln. lasva'o Blake, ln-o llooen steln. Iloisbl-- Warrick. Mi?? Emmie Jaudon left Friday f r Kl lierton. Ga , to abend tlie nnirriage f Mr. Henry H udder Jaudon and Ml-s tla.-a lenil-e Arnold. -Mr. and -Mr?. Itoscnbeim ond Miss T< Itosenhelm have returr.el from Atlanta Mia? Bertha Lowenthul bft during the week to ojand the winter with her broth er. ltob rt Lowrnthal, In New York city. Mr. and Mr. Jacob Gazan have return ed home and are at No. 211 Bull street Mr* It. I’ Purre and ch.ldren of Chat tanooga. Tenn.. are vis,ting Mr an i Mr*, w. IS. Mell, at 118 Tnylor, west. Misse I'lla and Mabel Pursby of Guy ion were the guet? of vim Hoes May Adam? for Thanksgiving Day. Mr? T. F. Churchill and Ml?* Mary Churchill have relume 1 home from Nova K-otia. Mr?. A F. Marmelmeln arrived l?*t wek from New York, where ehe ha? been visiting her daughter, Mr* J. D Miller. NEWEST BABY’S CARRIAGES. ••"peril Enulpnges That Greeted Vllss Cornelia Vanderbilt I an August. New York Nov. -Noh,ng I* too good for hi* Infantile highness of lho, In proof of which It will be necensary to mention tbc splendor nd number of hts carriages alone. In the old days when babies were supposed to make up for nipie living by high thinking, one siom plain perambulator upholstered In service able rep?, painted a weather-proof color, hooded w.th oiled cloth and about as agile In Its movements and graceful In Its gut as a wheeib.vrrow was handed on from generation to generation, and by no mean? did every h;>y In the block claim the proud privilege of keeping his own turnout. The rule to-day is ore baby, one car riage; sometime? there *re exquisite louble seated equ page? antis a-.i .I:d rattan for c.teerful worldly minded twin*. It has never yet been discovered what son of v* ng ance a bn by would mete out 10 the ,a:>rts who full- 1 on the carriage nue-tlon. because those devoted servitor* narly always Inllolpat-d the In'intlle scorn and disgust by procuring a brilliant, ccsy Up-to-date nap tor park and m?m uc, we 1 In advance of the first out. leg. and wo eager are the parents to please, that the baby carriage trade ts Increasing *v*ry year There i woman In New Yotk wr. u makes a living by ua l ol: torlnt; th-re '.arming . onven ence>. by supplying pillow* tor the oc uparf? comfjrt. by drtung canopies arid mak ing down. silk, rattn. wool and fur rol>es for the fat. pmk. loii.ng little lord* and ladle*. Every well t 0 do balm keeps at least two earrage*. One f r summer and one for w.t-.t r use The form? I, made on the Amman. the Utter on th,. sv-i. kh pattern, and the ? ery ~,-e.t d,vl, for comfort and cotivcnt#n . hi *hra type, of vehicle, was .iuplaytd by the i-wimont tnsi greeted Ml*.? Cornelia Stuywsam Vandrrb.lf. p,.. a ranee last August. Among her chn tening gifts were no lees than ten beautiful li-c.. carriages rhere were .mart little wheel ch .ir? for u*t when sf r r nv■ , t.ft h cm n r and a must lux,trio, . „ . ‘ carnage ts upholster.*! in wh*e silk the coverlid is of sw-nd .wn and in hi? beak the stately wl ker bird hold? he end* of white satin ribbons that extend from the silk and lace draped anopy Another very picturesque carriage for this Itttlr lahy's use had a bolv of wl kr woven Into i shell with a- . h r w n.er . aatlot !rom f had n k-ul!„w f>V ii t*!aclc fcolv ar*<i k ihtib pi* kH out in bright c*.riy l*Xe. On U4u d* of th, body th* owners exuvtlnu] Uu:.a_b arc and < The People Saw It and secured the advantage offered them in our ;-r. Ja . Dress Goods sale last week. The .crowd cam- aa( j thousands of yards were sold to hundreds of #. lighted purchasers. NEXT WEEK’S Great Holiday Display demands room. The claim is paramount—the gr- at stock of Dress Goods must hi cleared away to get the necessary room. We will continue our QRtAT CUT PRICE SALE OF DRESS GOODS THROUGH THE COMING WEEK. Broadcloths, Venetians, Zibelines, and g- at quantities of mixed Suitings are among the barg..;a that appeal to every lady in Savannah. MILLINERY GRAND BARGAINS are offered in THIS DEPARTMENT THE COMING MEEK. Words are inadequate to a description of tae charming display. Paris and London have contribu ted their best ideas; New York has furnished some of the elegant specimens to be displayed, and our skilled milliners have added creations of their own. which will elicit the admiration of the most fas tidious devotee of fashion. Special Attention is Requested to the $4.00 Trimmed Hats (JM QO $a Trimmed Hats now ffi7 /A w hich will be offered aty) | .Jj() offered at the ulu.lu And the $3 Trimmed f I jifi TRIMMINGS, the latest and Hats will go at UM.UU most fashionable FURS. FURS. Our large and well assorted stock of Furs afford a selection of the newest and most fashionable kinds. SPECIAL. Fur Neck Pieces, value $4; special price $2.50 CLOAKS The excellence of our Cloaks is recognized at a glance. Every cloak we show is of the best mate* rial, up-to-date, stylish and neatly finished. SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK: §2O Ladies’ Box Coat now $12.50. Misses’ Jackets, ages 14 to IS, value §l2. now $7.50. GUTMAN’S 19 Broughton St. West mLOW PRICES High Grade Trunks, We make our Trunks at our factor!'. O' to 426 Bay, east. WE WILL SELL YOU AT WH^l* Don't fall to examine our stock bsftt* buylnr. as we can save you money SHOW AND SALEROOM, 314 AND 31* BROVGHTON, WEST SOUTHERN TRUNK FACTORY. McDonough t* ballantyne, V Iron Founders, Machinists, n > Ilia* W?ni 1 1 hi. Holler,i,at. is. iu nuf acUirers of station- ■ rrj 0r.,1 t’or,„t,le I :„i,ln, •< Vvrtlral n,l Top Itiiniilua a torn Mi I Is, sugar Mill nod I'm,?. Mm rung, Pullers, etc. TELEPHONE NO. 123. * inside the furnislunc' are done in cherry satin. Tho sat ami cuahlona can be shifted to that tiie am ill Oo uyant can alt erect or lie at tenet h und tne hood of varnished leather cun be so drawn up that the whole if the Interior la covered. The front half of the carriage top, when the d.iv la fine, folds down flat and In conspicuously In front, w die the rear half Used In Its place, is built of varnleh d rath- r, upheld by Iron support* pilot ed cherry rod and In the skies ami buck of the rear hood plate class squares are set to afford the baby lain and a tine View. This winter a yet more Interesting little carnage baa b<en brought out by the manufacturers It is a wee hansom cab COmpll • with i -ii 11 in the bark at the top. whrn.-e the t urse mold propella It along tid the Juvenbe proprietor of one of thoc qu.i'nt traps bat- pronounced it In bn k n English to tie the *nußgei thing h.. has y. tried. Mothers who be -1 eve In the efficacy of freah nlr am! the cradle t.o'l n fer their hables w-tll prompt, ly endorse new carriage for very little bahts -. It Is a d* ir-ate gTucefUi basket liody or- wheel* There B a rnechanl-m in the re •i- hv which the carriage t wound up '•! wi .-ii the nurse has established herself under e tree sue sea tbe rne<-h --iin'em in action and the body of the car. rlage aw ays very gently htek ami foitli until Uio occupant la lulled io |-n Fanny Endera. Fur Capes & Collarettes, value §8; this week’s price SS#OO ' Ready-to-wea* SUITS. Every suit we show is made of selected mate rial and is finished in the most tasty and fashion able manner. SPECIAL OFFER: Blouse and Eton Suit?, tailor made, regular price $25, as a bargain for this week the price will be 515.00 a suit. r. B, F , a wonderful medicine 1' an appetite; it Invigoratea and ena. P P. r cures rr.eumat.Mn pains in the side, back and knees, hips, wrlate and Joint* P- r - ‘ cures lyphilla in ait It* various ■ old uicei*. eore* god kidney coinp B. B. cures catarraa. iMuHM, < all skin disease* and mercUil.il l 1 p, P. P. cures dyspepela. oft o complaint* and nroksn-down cut ( ana loss of manhood. P P- *’ 1 ' r blood partner of the age. her m ■ m . perntai ent curea than all otnet ' ‘ edlea. Uppman Bros , oic I *" Savannah. Oa—sd. "Orsybeard la a tamlly medi ur." saul a prominent business i, • _ t.rday "My wife take* It. n1 fhe is enj ylng better heith ’ " . y. ar The children keep wi ll " It" Qraybesrd may he obtained ’ ! , )r ■tore* or write to us for tb 1 Cos., sole prop*., Savannah. cl* Ko items In the Franklin • So grit or dirt In the Fr*nk No ecr.ip* to irritate your Franklin'*. „,i: Inhale Frank.il> Cigar. " *hurt you. ~.. iia The satisfactory cigar, the cr.oi i Frank, lu.—ad.