The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-10

Let no one say that Savannahians are
not patriotic. The last few days have
been devoted to the doings Of that famous
body. the Colonial Danes of America I'm
the state of Georgia, and this week. "vive
lie militairei" No wonder there has been
little time for gaieues. The whole town
has been busy. Miss Sarah Mills, who
will be sponsor for the Morton Cadets Of
Washington during the May week fcstvl-
ties, has chosen as chaperones. Mrs.
Charles A. Gibbes and Mrs. George Mills,
and as maids of honor. Miss Emma Hop
kins, Miss Elise Huger. Miss Sallie Has
kell and Miss Elise Rauers. The colors
Of the Morton Cadets are grey and blue.
Miss Jessie Chisholm viii be sponsor for
the Indianapolis Light Artillery, whose
colors are purple and silver. She ex-
poets Mrs. Weuborn Hill to act as her
chaperone and the maids az honor win be
Miss Caro- duBisnon. Miss Florence MIS-
bet Miss Leona Guerard, and Miss Sal
lie Haskell. The Oglethorpes Of Augusta
will probably be accompanied by their
sponsor and her attendants.
Somebody said somewhere that the Co
lonial Danes had a business meeting that
lasted from IL a. m. until p. m, bur
that was not to be regarded as social
Those who receive Invitations early
last week know that they met So
eially yesterday afternoon from five I'M
til at the Hussars' Club. and that this
reception was a charming affair, and one
that was managed admirably from begin
ming to end. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with palms and a profusion Of
roses sent by Capt. Mangault from PEN
nyworth, and by other friends of the sos
ciety. The three presidents and the board
of managers We're on the reception COM
mittee and did the honors of the after
noon as. charmingly as possible. Those Of
the colonial Danes who were present
(some Of the married members
escorted by their husbands) were:
Mrs. Mrs Thomas 4Rd Mrs; M W; W. n, Gordon sHd
Mrs. J. J. Wilder, Col. and Mrs. A. re-
Lawton, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss
Annie V. Jones. Mrs. j. II. Lamar Mr..
ana Mrs. Louis q. Young, Mrs. ]. Is.
Cumming, Maj. and Mrs. l.. W. Meldrim
MI. and Mrs. e. Ii. Dixon, Mrs IL Gould
Jenerles, Mrs. Annie Waring. Mr.. ana
Garrard, Mrs. w. Castor BuuOch. Miss
+. II. Bulloch. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Cos
hen, Miss Mary Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs W.
W Gordon, Jr., Miss Margaret Gardner,
MAJ. and Mrs. Edward karow AIR ana
Mrs. A c. Read of Charleston Miss Law
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LeHardy, Mrs.
FL u
Mrs p. A. StOvau, Mr.. and Mrs. Jobn
sullivan, Mrs. Harry C. White and Mrs
hooeft Nicely OF Waynesboro. 1t has been
impossible TO get the names of all the
invited guests, each manager Of the board
tAougA' gave but one extra in
yilation but few among them
Win Win 9 Mr. and and MIS- Mrs. Brock Beth
Carson. Mrs. 7. c. Arnold. Mrs. f. ".
Jackson, Mrs. Louis Haskell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. a. T. Crisdeld, REV. and AIrs'
" ,. Lowell, Mrs L. Z. Lawton, Mrs
J. n. johnston Mrs. NJ. II. Wade, Mn
ana ana Mrs; George w. owens Mr. ana AIcs.
ILleAry McAlpln, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Sim
klns, MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. L; n. Warheld, Dr. and Mrs NJ. i.
B2iya' MIS- Elza6eth Johnston, Miss Ar
nold, Mss Screven, Miss Viz
ginia Lee Fraser. Miss Warning. Miss
N. Reid, Col. Screven, Capt Beirne Cor
1on, Pr. Narlng, Mr.. a: Minis Mr. VIII
nam Reld and T. \. Hancock. quite
number OF the Sons of the Revolution were
present. Altogether the reception was a
delightful one.
n The board Of managers of the Colonial
Danes entertained the visiting members
OF the society with "a buck board drive on
FRIDAY afternoon. The party went 10
1h4nderDolt, to Bonaventure, and to the
iacht ciup, where they spent delightful
hour on Mr.. George Baldwins nantba
launch, the Dixie. Those present were.
Mrs- Joseph X Lamar, Mrs. H. c. JET
Ierles' MIS-. 4. IL. Orme, Mrs. H. c. White.
Mrs J. b. Cumming, Mrs w. w. Cor
don. Mrs. J. ]. Wilder, Mrs. w. Garrard.
MRS. = StoyaL, Mrs. l. @. Young, Mrs.
John Nisbit, Mrs 7. w. Meldrim. Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs Charles Dixon, Mrs Annie
Waring, Miss Annie v Jones and Miss
Lawton and Miss Elizabeth Johnston.
on Thursday afternoon Lieut. and Mrs.
9tdlet entertained a water party on the
1yDes in compliment to Miss Belle Daniel
ana Mrs T. Lloyd Owens. The others
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Gibbes.
MIs. y f. West, Miss Kathleen Hunter.
MISS Otelia Johnson Miss Florence Nisbet'
-. A. =. Elliott, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr..
stuart Hincks and Mr.. Walthour
A party has been formed that will leave
ny Slty next thursday TO spend ten days
az the Atlantic Club Tybee Mrs Jo6n
roman and Mrs. E. +. O'Connor viii be the
chaperops, and the Others are Miss Nan
ME Golden Miss May Roman. Miss Mana
Belderman, Miss Nellie Haslam. Miss F;iia
Butler, the Misses O'Connor Miss Wv
Harty, the Misses Comm, Miss CLARA
strauss and Miss Agnes Lyons
The Lawton Cadets gave the second of
theIf hOps on Friday evening at the Guards
armCry, but the young people yyere Sa w,
fashionable in their hours and danci1s
dld not fairly begin before "A Quarter ~
ten As the gentlemen present far ew-
ceeaeu the ladies' in numbers the latter
4SslIieu 70 pc having delightful time
during the evening RosenfeId Diave6 ~
latest OF his compositions a tw0-sten tbaf
vas greatly enjoyed by the dancers NJ -
George Cam, Mrs. j. b. Pritchar5 SIrs
L. q. Glover, Mrs. w. q. Charlton Mrs
Joseph Hun, Mrs. C. R. Woods and
S StIs a. NJ Lucas We're the chaDerons
Others present were Miss Emma IIi, 90
Mss Julia Hunter Miss Annie VaIIean
Mss Mss Nelhe Hazlehurst, Miss Belle Daniel
MISS Bessie Brady, Miss Katie McDon.
ough, Miss Missile Hun Miss Ressi,s Il,I,
TTeE MISS, Julia Hartrdge, Miss Onbelia
ClL MISS annie Guerard, Miss NarS
V9lIler, Mss Julia Remshart. Miss CeciIe
~ ooas, MISS Mamie Pritchard Miss No
SSaTeJ charlton, Miss Mary RIVALS Mr.
eSa5inan Pritchard. Mr. Julian SebIev NJ
Coetry Stuphs, Mr.. Frank Heyward' Mr.
Srosllo ltardee, Mr.. Iangdon W. IL
CbarGi HunJef, Mr.. Paul Haskell Mr
T ii5fle schley Mr.. Jack Rauers' Hfr 9 9aI
cas-. NJ al lave lave Allen, Mr.. Ravenel I,u-
- WaItere 1 mite. Mr.. Louis Haskell XII
9''sr aey"ard, Mr.. Percy Hucsr. Mr.