The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-29


w. H. Daniels reception on Friday even
ing was a fitting Inauguration of the fash
ionable season, and marked the debut not
only of their daughter, Miss Belle Daniel
but also Of Miss Rosa Sullivan and Miss
Mary Haines. The home of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel on State street was decorated with
a profusion of beautiful roses and white
and yellow chrysanthemums. The guests
who numbered several hundred, were re-
ceived by Mrs. Daniel and Miss Daniel,
assisted by Miss Annie Haines, Miss Rosa
Sullivan, Miss Lima Huger, Miss Sally
Haskell and Miss Mary Arnold. Mrs.
Daniel wore costume of yellow silk, with
beautiful old lace and a touch of green
velvet about the bodice. Miss Belle Dan
iel's charming gown was of point de'es-
prit, over white satin, with delicate sprays
of lilies of the valley. She stood by ia
BILE literally covered with the most ex-
quisite bouquets which had been sent her.
La France and American Beauty roses,
and great punches of violets, against a
background of maidenhair ferns. Miss
Mary Haines was beautifully dressed in
white silk, with mousselaine de
sole. and Miss Rosa Sullivan
also wore white. the skirt of
brocade, with the daintiest little bod
ice of soft white chiffon. Miss Lima HUI
gers gown was of white silk, with ruch-
ings of pale turquoise blue, and Miss
Sally Haskell wore white organde and
carried a bouquet of American Beauty
roses. Miss Arnolds costume was of pale
blue brocaded satin, with soft pleatings
of cream-colored chiffon. Among the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
George Owens, Mr.. and Mrs Shearson.
Mr.. Rauers and Miss Rauers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills
and Miss Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Maher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Malone, Mrs. Fleming
duBignon and Miss Nan duBignon, Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Leaken, Mrs. Maitland
Dougau Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs. Munner-
lyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow. Mr..
and Mrs. John Malloch Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Gordon, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carmichael
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. LeHardy Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs j. A p
&risfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mercer
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Overton, Miss Maud
Thomas, Miss Julia Owens, Miss Baldwin.
Miss Alice leigh, Miss Lillian Palmer.
MISS Carmichael, Miss Emma Hopkins,
Miss Elliott, Miss Mary Jones, Miss An
ME Conner. Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Marie Blos, Miss Ellen Arson, Miss Marie
Moynelo, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss Eliza
beth Haskell. Miss Elise Haskell Miss
Gardner Miss Mabel Stoddard and DR.. w.
w. Owens, Messrs. w. F. Blois. j. NJ.
Barnard, T. p Ravenel, w. w. William
son, A. Sybrant j. r. Anderson E. f. c
Habersham, Edward S. Elliott, Alec
Lawrence Robert French. j. de Bruvn
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Mercer Edward Mercer, Jack Kinzie, Ed
ward Demere, Swan Sullivan, Charlie
Schley, LoWndes Wathour Charlie Has
keH, t. Lloyd Owens, Thomas Sereven,
Clarence Murphey, Heman Harwood,
noble Jones. William Haskell. Henry
Walthour. II. l.. Stoddard, Ed
ward stoddard. Robert Fleming.
Moragne Fleming, Theodore Barnard.
Nylly Woodbridge Hamilton Branch
Rogers Woods, Paul Haskell, George
Hayward and North Chisholm
The first of the Hussars receptions.
which took place on Tuesday evening. was
IL possible, more delightful than those of
last winter. and the weather sought to
make amends for past neglect by being
particularly pleasant. great number of
people were present and thoroughly en-
9oyed the programme, which had been
arranged for the occasion. This included
a violin solo by Herr Won Linstow, a reci-
Cldfllln2lN
given by Mrs. Gugel, Dance of the Dra-
gon Flies" sung by Mrs. Silva, and my
Ladys Bower" by Mr.. w. +. Blois. and
some beautiful selections by the mandolin
c4ub, which consists of the Messrs Mel
ton, Papy, Stoddard and Saussy. In the
ilne contest Mrs. McAlpin and Mrs. Will
nam Blols were the fortunate winners of
The prizes, a silver salve box and cut
glass Vinaigrette. Among the ladies' pres
ent were: Mrs. G. s. Connerat Mrs, VIII
liam Hunter, Mrs. w. w. Gordon Mrs.
w. w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Cunningham
Rostell, Mrs. f. X. Bryan. Mrs S. %.
Theus, Mrs. Berne Gordon, Mrs. S. p.
Hamilton, Mrs. Maher. Mrs. Henry Me-
Alpin, Mrs. William F. Blois, Mrs. Rob
ert Ellington. Miss Elise Huger Miss
Lima Huger. Miss Alice May Connerat
Miss Maud Ellis, the Misses Reid Miss
Mary Savage Jones, Miss Nelly Baldwin.
Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Elizabeth Has
KEEL, Miss Elise Haskell, Miss Sally Has
ken, Miss Belle Daniel Miss Hattie Har-
dee and Miss Irene Withers.
Mrs. John screven entertained the Mar
ried Women's Card Club on Tuesday after-
noon. Her pretty new home in the Mead
ows was charmingly adorned for the oc-
casion with ferns and Towering plants.
and quantities of chrysthanthemuhns. roses.
and nasturtiums. The guests were Mrs
G. a. Malone Mrs. w w. Rogers Jr
Mrs. Robert Burdel, Mrs Charles Al
Gibbes, Mrs Taylor Walthour, Mrs. j.
Floyd, Mrs. Charles Pollock. Mrs II i
Charlton, Mrs. J. Muir Lang Mrs. Charles
Ellis, Mrs. Josiah Walthour, Mrs. James
Sheldon. Mrs. w. r. Leaken. Mrs.
X Cuyier Gordon, Mrs Dealng.
Mrs A. b. HUH Miss Abbis
orme. Miss Lucy Huli, Miss Meta Hey
ward Miss Gardner. Miss Sally Baker,
MISS Nina Pape Miss Mary Arnold. anu
MISS Marie Moyneo. The first prize. "A
Dresden china clock was won by Mrs.
Charles Pollock. Mrs. c. A. Glbbes won
me second, a bohemian glass vase and
cut glass vase the consolation prize.
was won by Mrs. w. W. Rogers.
On "wednesday evening Miss Elise Rau.
ers gave a supper party al when ber yt,eet.
were Miss Elise Haskell, Miss Mabel Stod.
u"ra' Miss Elise Huger Miss Sarah Mills
ana Mr. John L. Nisbet, Mr.. II. LLOYD