The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09

The last regular german, and one of the
very prettiest of the entire season, was
danced at the Guards armory on Tues
day evening Mr.. Gordon Harrison lead
ing it. With the exception of four or FIVE
every gown in the hall was of organdie
or muslin, and the effect of these light and
airy costumes-in every shade of delicate
coloring-was lovely. Now that frills are
in the ascendency again, there is much
more scope for elaborate trimming. One
young woman, who looked particularly
well in a sweet and simple little frock. an
nounced that she had two hundred yards
of lace on her gown, and it made one
dizzy to calculate the miles and miles of
stitching il necessitated. Mrs. Rauers
Mrs T. NJ Cunningham. Mrs. w. II. Dan
iel. Mrs. Lewis Haskell and Mrs. Fleming
duBignon were the chaperones, while
among the dancers were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sullivan Schley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Malloch Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cunning
ham. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes,
Mrs. Buckingham Smith of Florida, Mrs.
II. M. Packard of Boston, MIR. Sheffield
of Americas, the Misses Smythe of
Charleston, Miss Elizabeth Haskell. Miss
Sa.lie Haskell, Miss Nisbet, Miss Florence
Nisbet, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Gordon,
Miss Marie Blois, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Mary Haines, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Nan Screven, Miss Eliz-
abeth Butler, Miss Grace Barnard, Miss
Conner, Miss Rosa Sullivan. Miss Emma
Hopkins, Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss Elise
Rauers, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Sarah
Mills. Miss Caro- duBignon. Miss Nan du-
Bignon, and Messrs. George II. Belts and
Dewitt Bailey of Brooklyn, Arthur b. Ell
lott. Robert French, Moragne Fleming
Raymond Butler, Leopold Alexander, 7.
Lloyd Owens, Newell West, Godin Guer-
ard Mills B. Lane, Edward Stoddard,
Palmer Arson, Louis Morgan. John Has
kell, William Haskell Dave Barrow, Craig
Barrow, Anton Wright. E. Il. c. Haber-
sham, Noble Jones' Robert Fleming, Clar-
ence Anderson, Henry Walthour, Theodore
Barnard, Rttenhouse Moore, Edward
Mercer, Robert Butler, Jr., John Morris.
r. W. Cunningham, Swan Sullivan, Will
lam Chisholm, Paschal Strong, James Nc
Alpin, Jr., J. deBruyn Hops. j. d. Taylor,
w. W. Gordon. Jr., Thomas Paine, and
George Freeman.
Mrs. Hampton Ferrill entertained the
Married Womens Club very charmingly
on Friday afternoon with euchre. The
prizes were won by Miss Emmie Lawton
and Mrs. Nathaniel Jackson. Among the
guests present were Mrs. Henry McAlpin,
Mrs. Robert Burdell, Mrs. w. r. Leaken,
Mrs. Alec Huh, Mrs. John Sereven. Mrs.
, Frank G. Battey. Mrs. John Howkins,
Mrs. W w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Barnum,
Mrs. J. L. Walthour. Mrs. William Gar
rard, Mrs. Maitland-Dougall. Miss Abbie
orme. Miss Lucy Orme and Mrs. Auvergne
d'Antignac.
Miss Rosa Sullivan gave a small bicycle
run on Tuesday evening at which her
guests were Mr. and Mrs. II. c. McFad-
den, Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Elizabeth
Butler, Mr.. Henry Wathour MIR. Fred
Myers and Mr.. Horace Hunter.
Another bicycle party was also given on
Tuesday evening by Miss Sarah Mills and
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gibbes. The riders enjoyed a spin on Estin
avenue and the Waters road returning 10
Mis- Mills where they were refreshed
with a supper Among the bcychsts were:
Miss Lima Woodbridge, the Misses duBig-
non. Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss Elise
Rauers, Miss Angelica Crosby, Miss Jessie
Chisholm. Mr. James McAlpin, Jr. MIR. j..
Ferris Cam, Mr.. Leopold Alexander, Mr.
Rittenhouse Moore, Mr.. Godin Guerard
Mr.. Dick Cunningham, Mr.. j. ID. Taylor
Mr. Moragne Fleming. Mr. Raymond Butt
Ter and Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens.
on Wednesday afternoon a party was
entertained delightfully."- by Miss Mabel
Stoddard on the yacht Mabel Present
were: Mr. n. NJ. Stoddard Miss Lucy
Sheffield of Amcricus Miss Lima Walter
Miss Mary White, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss
Mabel Stoddard. Mr.. Horace Hunter Mr.
Edward Demere. Mr. Noble Jones. and
Mr.. Edward stoddard
Several delightful parties TO Capt. Mani
gautt rose gardens across the river have
been enjoyed by Savannah people during
the past week on Monday DR.. Solomons
and Mr.. Arthur r. Elliott each took
number OF friends over and
on Tuesday another party which
enjoyed the trip consisted OF
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Haskell Miss Eliza
beth Haskell. Miss Sally Haskell. Miss
Caroline Williams. Miss Hannie Smyth.
Miss Susan smyth, Miss Meta
Thomas. Miss Mary White. Miss
Belle Daniel. Miss Mabel stoddard.
Miss sheffield Miss Elise Rauers. Miss
itsneI SUES. Miss Mare Nisbct. Miss I.iua
waiter ana Miss Mary Jones.
Miss KATE Brigham gave "a luncheon on
Wednesday in honor Of Miss Blllington
Ihe other guests were: Mrs. John p
rage Mrs William r. Lcaken. Mrs. n.
a. cunningham. Jr Mrs Robert Billing
Nm MISS Mnna WarinE Miss Maud
AAoinas and Miss Mary Whitehead
Mr Albert stoddard win entertain an.
olhef mouse party this week at Meirose
Va DsuIuskle Island. The party, which