The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Miss Marchant was also given a trolley
ride during the week to Isle Of Hope. The
others present were: Mr.. and Mrs H. 5
liaupt the Misses Fanny Haupt Lillian
Elkins, Ethel Rlckert, MAY Sullivan, EN-
ma Witsell, Irene Ulmer. Fanny Fitzger-
aid, Mamie Labey, Mamie Witsel En-
ma Timer, Maud Keller and the Messrs
ID. Rustin, b. NJ. Theus, c. Harris, r.
Clark, A. Peoples, c. Peoples and w
Haupt
Another bicycle party consisted of Miss
Amy Hunter, Miss Minnie Hunter, Miss
Chapeau and the Misses Courtenay with
their escorts. After the run the bicyclists
enjoyed supper at the home of the Misses
Courtenay
very enjoyable surprise In the shape
Of a trolley ride and dance was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pratt Wright at their
summer home at the Isle of Hope on Fri
day evening in honor of the eighth ami
Versary of heir marriage. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs j. w
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. Frizen Mrs. Yokum, Mrs. Mas
tiers, Misses Daisy Yokum, Rosa Jordan.
Sarah McQuade Annie McQuade, Marie
Purdy, Lollie Purdy, Josie Smith, Julia
Masters, Lizzie Shaffer Rossie Shaffer
Lila Wright. Edith Nell, Miss Owens and
NAcSSlSt fItu 1pkuNn, Mamie Masters,
Leon Michel, w. +. Whelan, II. NJ Will
hanson, John Banks, Fred Dreese, Sandy
Nell W. H. Dawson, W. J. Quinan and
g. 7. Mcclure of Cincinnati
Miss Nina Pape has been granted by
the board of education at a special meet
ing leave of absence for three months.
Miss Pape is in Germany, where she and
her mother are visiting her grand par
ents, and she will seize this opportunity to
study German
Mr.. Frank Kehoe is the guest Of Mr.
Walter Sullivan at Tybee.
a letter written by Miss Handelman
and published in Thursdays Atlanta Con-
stitution, speaking of American girl art
lists, says "A young woman who rank
ed second to none in point of talent is
Miss Caroline Love Goodwin, who. though
only y, has made Il worldwide name Miss
Goodwin did not exhibit in the last salon.
but this year confined herself to tapes
tries and lines of work that are not ad-
mtted. She lives with her sisters, the
Misses Nina and Margaret Goodwin-both
younger-in a very tidy apartment on
Rue Boissenade. and maintains herself in
fine style by the work of her pen and
brush. She is the only one Of the girl art
lists of the art colony who has been able
to do so IN luxury. She illustrates a Paris
letter weekly for London Bits and does
a page per week for the Harpers Her
American work lies along fashion, lines
because she is the only artist who has
ever been able to make a real picture out
of fashion plate.
Miss Goodwin is a beautiful girl, the
image of the tall. cool girls she paints
She and her two sisters make a group so
exquisite that for the last two seasons
they have been copied in the salon by
painters and sculptors for whom they
obhgingy posed for the head. Miss Nina
was in the salon this year as a hungry
looking bust These young ladies' are
from Savannah, Ga, and are the leaders
of their social set. their home connections
taking them into very aristocratic circles
'on the other side of the river as Paris
on the fashionable side of the Seine is
called Another sister Mrs. May Good
win Hubbell wife of the American artist
c. r. Hubben is an American artist Of
note, though only % years Old. Miss
Margaret. the youngest, aged IS, has Just
started IN upon a surprisingly promising
career"
quite o party arrived from Warrenton
on Monday TO spend a few days az Tybee
Among them were; Hon. James White
head Miss May Whitehead Miss Lizzie
Whitehead Master Park Whitehead. AR
ANA Mrs r. b. Walker, Mrs. W IA Ba-
kor. Miss Essie Baker. Miss Annie Baker.
Mr. w. Z. English, Miss sa,le English.
aud Miss Annie Buckhaltcr.
Miss Nellie Pollard was rendered a
most dehehfful surprise party az her resi-
denec. No. a32 Harris street los some Of
her friends. Those present were: Miss
Annie Tharyer of Charleston. Miss Beat
rice Widow, Miss Maggie O'Nei. Miss
l.. Solar Miss a. Dillon. Miss ] Whita-
kor. Miss NJ. Paul. Miss A. Connors. Miss
T. Cook, Miss j. kehoc. Miss 4. SOLAR.
Miss NJ. % Niel Miss A. Cook Messrs. T.
Baker Of Charleston h. Hops Of Pitts
burg. Pa; $. Cook, W Burk j. slough
ter J. Brennan, H. Dickorson. r. Cook
H. Jan'ksters. W Duran. W. Reilly. II
o'Nel, h. Kane, r. Iiardec. n. Mouro
j. Weber r. Meyer. Refreshments were
served and dancing lasted until late
! hour.
a pleasant garden party was given by
| little Marie and cleo Blackwell az their
sfuniiather's summer home ON Spriue.
ur'i avenue in Guytou iu honor OF their
little friend Hammond Gorttc. on Swan
nah. The following ntle guests were
! presents Misses Anna Kelley oi sntln-
nan. lrnue Arden, Dora Rawls Winui,.
sadie aul Claudia Miller. Julia Heidi
| Gertrude Toy. Marie ana cleo Blackwell
aul Masters Preston Herbert Hammond
iorttr DnHnIc Arden. Homer Hlwis aud
NeH NclhngDr. The hfio ones played
nImff, Ifttr which refreshments war.
served. 4 hoN of candy Wa. drawn f8r
and Non hy Master DHnnIp Arden
Alr o. u. dlBlEn0u wliI Eo norm n,kf
httE ana N.l spend som, time DO slfH.
.osf after which Do viii Join ST.. and
Mie. T. a. Cunningham, Jr, ln New