The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-05

given by Mr.. and Mrs. Malcom Maclean
Wednesday evening to introduce into So
ciety their daughter, Miss Annie Maclean
The. handsome residence on the park ex-
tension was deliberately decorated for the
occasion and presented a brilliant scene.
The long drawing room was converted into
a BAH room, the walls lined with palms,
the mantels banked with maiden-hair
ferns and the wide mirrors rejecting the
brilliant lights from crystal chandeliers.
Here Mr.. and Mrs Maclean received their
guests, assisted by Miss Maclean.
Mrs. Maclean's costume was of black sat
in duchesse with white chiffon and narrow
bands of passementerie. Miss Maciean wore
a charmingly pretty frock of white organ
die, with innumerab1e little frills of valen-
cIennes lace, and carried a beautiful bou-
quet of white Hephitos roses and maid
en-hair ferns. The hall, and staircase
were decorated with tall palms, and in
the sitting room and dining room a profus-
ion of flowers were used in decoration.
White narcissus, chrysanthemums and
carnations adorned the mantels and the
lights were shaded in rose color. The re
freshment table was particularly pretty,
with a mass of La France roses resting on
q bed of maiden-hair ferns in the center
and silver candelabra with rose tinted
shades lighting the table, the side-board
aud the mantels.
At the end of the hail. behind a screen
of palms and ferns, the musicians were
stationed, and after 10 o'clock there was
dancing. Among the many guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan, Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Leaken. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Woods, Mr.
and Mrs. George Barnum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pleasant Stovall, Mr.. and Mrs. John NAL
loch, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Muir Lang, Mr.. and
Airs. Edward Karow, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Walthour, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbes
SIR and Mrs Robert Ellington, Mr.. and
Mrs J. 3. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Rems-
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Barron Carter Mr..
and Mrs Davis Freeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Nc
Fadden. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs c. G. Bel, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Earle, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wiley
johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy
Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Chestnut Mr.. and Mrs w. deBruyn
Hops. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lucien Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Crane Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mOnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Connerat,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs
II. NJ Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Woodhn, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Newman, DR.. and Mrs. w
II. Aiken, Mrs. Meidrim, Mrs. Habersham
Clay, Mrs. w. J. Sans, Mrs. G. N. West,
Mrs. w. W. Chisholm and Miss Chisholm,
Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Emma Hopkins,
Mrs. Kline and Miss Ida Kline, Mrs John
NJ. Egan and the Misses Egan, Mrs. c. c.
Schley Mrs. L. c. Banks, Mrs. S. p. Good
win Mrs. Cox of Tarboro, n. c.. Mrs. Ar
thur Haines. Miss Ellen McAlpin, Miss
Sallie McAlpin. Miss Mary Carmichael,
Miss Annie Conner, Miss Eliza Grigg, Miss
VI. E. johnson, the Misses Mills of Griffin,
Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss Mary Jones.
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Lima Walter,
Miss Margaret Vernon Stiles, Miss
BESSIE Hayward, Miss Elise Rauers,
Miss Mary Ella Turner, Miss Ma
RE Nisbet. Miss Florence Nisbet.
Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Frances Charl-
ton, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Sarah Mills,
Miss Alice May Connerat Miss Righton
Habersham. Miss Anna Harmon, Miss
Remshart, Miss Carrie Belle Arson, Miss
Margaret Gardner Miss Georgia Freeman
Miss Wright of Atlanta, Miss Randolph
of Tallahassee, Miss Kate Guerard. Miss
Mary 10 Pritchard, Miss Cornelia Lee
Miss Lila Low Miss Marie Blois Miss
Elise Guerard, Miss Mamie Wilcox, Miss
Make, Miss Georgia Edmonston, Miss
Elizabeth Butler, Miss Sarah Mills, Miss
Lima Huger, Miss Elise Haskell, Miss Hat
tie Elliott, and Messrs. Joseph Weed. n.
]. Stoddard John Nisbet, j. Moultrie Lee
Louis Haskell A. Guerard w. williams,
EIaalr han y 1prgslx-
ney Waring E. n. Hancock, Thomas, e.
S. Elliott Charles Banks Theodore Bar
nard. John Carswell, Egan, Raymond But
Ter. Thomas B. Paine, Newell West, b. F.
Finney, Kent, Paschal Strong, William
Barnwell Rittenhouse Moore, Dave Bar
row. John Morris, Haskell, Swan
Sullivan. Lewis Morris, Edward De
mere, j. d. Taylor. Clarence Anderson.
George Hayward Randolph Arson, W. w.
Williamson w. f. BlOis. j. c. Barney, H ID.
Bruen, C. Noble Jones. Anton Wright n.
+. Jackson. Fred Myers. Newell Turner.
c. A. Gbbes, S. i. Tennelle, Horace
Hunter Clarence Connerat, Jr., Ferris
Cam, Walter Chisholm, George Freeman,
Jri w. w. Chisholm Jr Edward Stod-
dard, Rogers Woods, Palmer Arson, Hen
ry Waltnour Robert Butler, Jr Charley
sehley- J. deBruyn Hops, Jack Rauers and
Or. Phillips.
The fist German of the season was dane
morN and was a particularly brilliant en-
tartainment. owing 10 the number of OUT
of-town guests, the Inauguration of the
dancing season, and the many beautiful
gowns that We're worn. The chaperons were
Mis. Charles A Shearson, Mrs. Ralph Ell
lott and Mrs. Fleming G. duBignon. Mrs
dNBignon's costume was Of pink brocada
with white satin and point lace Mrs
Ealpn Elliott wore gown of black peau
ne sole and Mrs. Shearson gray bro
cade' with orange velvet Among The lo,,
lest gowns in the ball room was the NM,
satn worn by Mrs. Clarence Murpbv Qua
MIS-. Arthur Haines, who was gladly re-
"sieVlleu by her many friends was in OF
shaae OF turquoise blue, with beautiful lac
on ne Dodice. Miss Lila Low. Miss Riob.
e9h haDersham, Miss Edith Johnston and
n-.ss Isattie Elliott, who were formally in.
I|ttceu 10 society on this occasion v1ere
al charmingly gowned in white and wer ,C