The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-17

LeHardy. Mrs McFadden. Mrs. John
Heard Hunter, Mrs. Thomas $. Wylly.
Mrs. r G. Battey. Mrs John Malloch,
Miss Cosens, Miss Baldwin. Miss Leila
Hill Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Marie
Moynelo Miss Elizabeth Haskell and Miss
Henrietta Myers.
A charming party is now being
entertained out at Beauieu by
Mr. Paschal Strong. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Murphy are chape-
roning the young people, and tomorrow
they will return to town. The party con-
ssts of Mas Mary Hanes, Miss Rosa Sui
livan, MiN Elizabeth Butler. Miss Kate
Guerard, Mss Anna Guerard and Messrs.
Clarence Anderson. Robert Fleming, Willy
Chisholm, Swan Sullivan, Louis Morgan
and Edward Mercer.
Miss Rosa Sullivan entertained on
Wednesday evening with beautiful Gu
chre party at which the fortunate winners
of the prizes were Miss Georgia Freeman,
who received a silver hat brush, and Mr.
Fred Myers, a silver and cut-glass ink
stand. Miss Florence Nisbet won a cut
glass smelling-salts bottle as a consolation
prize and Mr.. Raymond Butler a cut-glass
and silver flask. Miss Sullivan's guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wainwright
Murphy Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Fran
ces Charlton, Miss Sarah Mills, Miss Dun
ham, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss Anna Cue
rard, Miss Mary Haines. Miss Grace Bar
nard, Miss Wilcox, Miss Lima Wood
bridge Miss Rauers. Miss Elizabeth Has
kell, Miss Sally Haskell. Miss Marie Moy-
nelo, Miss Wheatley Miss Nan duBignon
Miss Georgia Freeman, Miss Florence MIS-
bet, Miss Huger, Miss Elizabeth Butler
and the Messrs. Anderson, Myers, Harri-
son. Chisholm. Butler, Alexander, Has
kell, Rauers Barnard, Mercer Jones,
Freeman. Demere, Fleming and Stoddard.
One of the loveliest teas imaginable
was given last week on Thursday after
noon by Mrs julius G. LeHardy and Mrs
Thomas S. Wylly, Jr. Their home. on
Hall street, so well adapted for a large
entertainment, with its central han and
great double parlors was a Veritable
bower of foliage and flowers, pink being
the prevailing color No pains had been
spared in the decorations and the hos
tesses We're amply repaid by the re-
suits which charmed the eyes of their
many guests. AS one entered she looked
down a cool vista of green, the walls be-
ing literally hung with bamboo vine,
which was also used as a friezo ia the
drawing rooms. Beautiful rare plants
were placed wherever possible, their pink
and yellow blossoms thrown into relief
by a background of palms. Mrs. H. =.
Stevens received with Mrs LeHardy and
Mrs Wylly, and in the soft rose colored
light their gowns were particularly eff
fective. Mrs. LeIIardy wore white satin
and point lace, with here and there a
faint suggestion of green, and in pretty
contrast to this was Mrs. WHY'S dress,
of rose-cOlored silk. Mrs Stevens
striking costume was of striped green and
white silk, the bodice and sleeves COW
cred with green chiffon. In one room Mrs
William r. LealSen and Mrs. Joseph Muir
Lang poured the tea, and IN another Mrs.
| w ". Gordon, Jr., and Mrs Robert J..
Mercer served the punch. The refresh
ments were served by Mrs. John Heard
Hunter. Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. A. @
Guerard. Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs
George Cosens, AIRS. John ScreVen, Mrs
| William bearing. Mrs. Robert Burdell
Mrs. Alec Hull. Mrs. Edward Karow,
Mrs. Robert HUI, Mrs. George Baldwin
/ Miss Abbie Orme aud Miss Hattie Har-
dee. The guests werei Mrs W. w Cor
don. Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs. Clay
ton r. Woods, Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mrs. Nal
colin Maclean, Mrs. James Sullivan Mrs
w. II. Elliott, Mrs George Owens, Mrs.
Anderson Carmichael, Mrs. J. NJ. John
ston. Mrs. NJ. Fl. Henderson, Mrs. II. II.
Foote, Mrs. r. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs
James Moultrie Lee. Mrs. Louis G.
Young. Mrs j. J.. Whatley, Mrs c. L.
Montague Mrs. w. w. Chisholm Mrs
c. W. Saussy. Mrs. +. II. Maitland
Dougall Mrs. W. s. Brown. Mrs G. II.
RemShart Mrs j. Is. Law, Mrs. Horace
Crane, Mrs. Montague Boyd. Mrs J. c.
Harris Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs. w. s.
Damn Mrs. c. NJ Gibbs. Mrs. Davis
Freeman. Mrs. Henry Freeman, Mrs. c.
W. Anderson. Mrs. 5. L. Hamil-
ton. Mrs. j. 4. West, Mrs. NJ.
J Pritchard. Mrs H. NJ G. Smith, Mrs
Charles c.. Bell, Mrs. r. G. Battey Mrs
John Howldns. Mrs. Arthur Overton.
Mrs ~ II. Finnie. Mrs H. l.. Ferril,
Mrs. r. 5. Morgan, Mrs. Fred Myers.
Mrs. g. A. Gibbs, Mrs. X. G. Gordon.
Mrs. Alfred u. Mills. Mrs w. G.. Charl-
ton Mrs G. Lucien Jones, Mrs. }. A. G.
Carson, Mrs. Emile Newman. Mrs. G.. s.
Connerat, Mrs McFadden. Mrs l.. c..
Banks. Mrs W. +. Williams. Mrs. j. r.
Sheldon. Mrs George A. Nicoll, Mrs.
Trenholm Hopkins. Mrs j. Merose Car
ter. Mrs. J. G. Harris. Mrs william Har-
den. Mrs Heman Charlton. Mrs. Robert
Butler Mrs. John Bryan. Mrs. Nathaniel
jackson, Mrs. Robert Ellington, Mrs.
/ Withers Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr., Mrs An
dreas Moyneo Mrs William +. She'll
man. Mrs Robert Gibbs, Mrs. James r.
Dent. Mrs. j. W. Daniel. Mrs. c. G.
Schley Mrs. Carl Brandt. Mrs. Paul
Haskell, Mrs r. ID. Munford. Mrs. Eu-
gene Doughtie, Mrs. George Mills,
Mrs. w. II. Allen, Mrs. NJ.
w. Dixon. Mrs. Tiedeman. Mrs.
Hugh Conner, Mrs Rauers.
Mrs. Edward T. Frost, Mrs. Julian Schley.
Mrs. William Hunter Mrs. H. Il. BacSus.
Mrs. II. 6. Thompson, Mrs. ~. S. Cunning
ham. Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. Taylor
Walthouri Mrs. WooGnn, Mrs. II. IL. Nc