The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-28


So much has been written and said OF
the beautiful Alice Castleman Of Ken
lucky, whose picture is presented In this
issue of the Morning News, that any or
binary young woman would have her head
completely turned by this time. However,
those who know Miss Casteman. say that
with all her beauty she is unspoiled and
unconscious as a child. There are several
Savannah girls. who were at Mde. Fefeb-
vre's school a few years ago with Miss
Castleman, and their verdict is that, be-
sides being the beauty Of the school, she
was clever unselfish, and therefore, de-
eervedIy popular with teachers and school
mates Two years ago she created SEN
eation in New York by her beautiful rid
ing at the Horse show, and then like Gin
derela she disappeared. only to reappear
as the center of attraction at the recent
Charity ball, when John Jacob Aston
crowned her as Queen OF Beauty. Whether
In the face of all this newspaper notoriety,
these countless-hattering and unfatter-
ing-pictures of her, the interviews with
newspaper reportes and minute accounts
of her thoughts, words, and
deed. she will still remain the
''unspoiled child OF nature" remains to
he seen.
The last, but one of the winter Germans
was danced at the Guards armory hall on
Tuesday evening, Mr.. John Sullivan
Schley leading it. The cha perones were
Mrs Lewis Haskell. Mrs. w. II. Daniel,
Mrs Rauers. Mrs. Fleming duBignon.
W
Gordon, and Mrs. George Baldwin. Among
the strangers present were Miss Blake OF
Charleston. Miss Gertrude Thomas of
Athens, Miss Hughes OF Kentucky, Miss
Crosby of New York. Miss Isabel Stiles.
Mr. f. c. Muir of England, Lieut.. Oscar
Brown of Atlanta, Mr.. Thomas b. Paine,
and Mr.. William Butler, Jr., of Jack
sonville Fla. Others, who danced the
german were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Lee
Hardy Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Randolph Ander-
son, MIR. and Mrs. w Trenholm Hopkins
Miss Mabel stoddard, Miss Nan
Screven. Miss George Freeman,
Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss Annie
Conner, Miss Baldwin, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Huger, Miss Lima
Huger. Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Flor
ide Banks. Miss Francis Charlton. Miss
Jessie Chisholm. Miss Belle Daniel Miss
Rauers. Miss Daisy Bryan. Miss Marie
Blois, Miss Florence Nesbit, Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Nan duBgnon, and the Messrs.
Harrison, Stoddard Butler deBruyn
Hops. Jones. Cam Walthour Johnston,
Fleming, Chisholm. Branch, Lane, An
derson. Elliott, Watkins. McAlpin, Ga
nahl. Demere, Brewer, Wright, Taylor
Morgan, Arson. Finney. Gadsden, Su,li-
van. Mercer. Haskell. West, Coxetter,
Williamson, Waring and Flournoy.
Mrs. Joseph Weed gave a beautiful tea
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
H..
Robert Ellington. Mrs. Weeds resi-
dene on Bull street, was prettily decorat-
ed with palms, foliage plants and quanti-
aies of cut flowers. Freesias and white
narcissus, with masses of ferns, rested
on the mantels. and filled the rooms with
their spring-ike perfume. Mrs. Billing
ton. Miss Ellington, Miss Minna Warning
and Miss Kate Brigham received the
guests and the refreshments were served
by Miss Eliza Grigg, Miss Helen Hardee,
Miss Brigham, Mrs. A. e. Mills, Mrs.
Louis NJ. LeHardy Miss Elizabeth joan
ston. Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss
Thomas, Miss Meta Thomas and Miss
Grace Barnard. Among the guests who
called during the afternoon were Mrs.
Beirne Gordon. Mrs Thomas Gillian,
Mrs. II. II. Foote, Mrs. Munnerlyn Mrs.
c. A. Whitehead, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunning
ham, Mrs James Farie, Mrs. Malloch,
Mrs. Robo White, Mrs. Anderson Car
michael Mrs. John Howkins Mrs. Paul
Lyman. Mrs. W. w Chisholm Mrs Rob
ert Butler. Mrs. Malcolm Maclean, Mrs
Josiah Walthour, Mrs. A. e. Moynelo
Mrs. Beard Mrs. Lucen Jones, Mrs John
Bryan. Mrs. Pollock, Mrs Spain, TIE
Misses Orme, the Misses Maccaw, Miss
Germany, Miss Lizzie johnson, Miss Bald
win, Miss Maud Smith, the Misses Reid
Miss Leila Hid. Miss Cornelia Lee, Miss
Maud Hayward Miss Elizabeth Butler
Miss Elliott Miss Mary White the Misses
Stiles the Misses Phillips, Miss Stoddard
Miss Belle Daniel. Miss Daisy Bryan. che
Misses Huger. Miss Low. the Misses Ham
ilton, the Misses Arson, Miss Caldwell
and Miss Emma Bulloch.
Col J. II. Estim and Miss MAude Au.
Eustin Hill will be married on Tuesday
March ?, at st. Pauls Episcopal church
Chattanooga Miss Hill is the daughter
OF George T. Hin, Esq, of Chattanooga.
ON Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. W
Mackall gave a delightful whist party a
her house on Jones street. The handsom,
rooms were adorned very artstically will
maiden-hair and asparagus ferns, anC
carnations. Mrs. Mackalrs guests were
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson. Mrs. Cecil Cab
bett, Mrs. Pleasant A. Stovall. Mrs. II
NJ. Conner. Mrs. Fleming duBignon. Mrs
W. w. Gordon. Mrs. Lewis Haskell Mrs
]. II. u. Beckwith. Mrs Henry McAlpin
Mrs G. y. Malone. Mrs. M. y. MacIntyre
Dirs. William ". Leaken, Mrs Maitland
1)ougall, Miss Mary Lamar, Miss Lawton
Miss Madgie Reid, Miss Blake Of Charles
ton, Miss Shearson, Miss Hughes ant
Miss Mary Hoist.
Mise Georgia Freeman was hostess at Z
library party given on Wednesday even
ing IN honor Of her guest, Miss wilkins
OF Waynesboro, Ga. The rooms were dec