The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-07

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In spite of the inclemency of the weather !
quite a number of young people were pres
ent at the hop given by the Young Hus-
sars at the Guards armory on Friday and
the evening was a success both financially
and socially. The troop was complimented
by the presence of some of the older Hus-
saIs in full regimentals, among them Capt
Bierne Gordon, Mr.. William 4. Blois, of
Col. Gordon's staff, Mr.. Lowndes Wal
thour, Mr.. Gordon Harrison and Mr.. Rob
ert Harrison: Mr. Gordon Harrison and
Mr.. Arthur Elliott acting as floor mana
gers. The chaperones present were Mrs.
Belrne Gordon and Mrs. George Baldwin,
and Mrs. Lawton, Mrs. Edmonston, Mrs.
Daniel and Mrs. Williams were in charge
Of the refreshments. Others present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Gordon, Jr, Miss
Mabel Gordon Miss Elise Huger, Miss Sa-
rah Mills, Miss Edith Maitland-Dougal,
Miss Georgia Edmonston, Miss Lordie
Nisbet Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Lola
Moynelo. Miss Missy Hull. Miss Ethel
Taylor, Miss Mary Kline, Miss Emma HUI
ger. Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss Daisy
Burroughs. Miss Alma Lindsay. Miss Cliff
ford Munneriyn, Miss Sophie Meldrim,
Miss Ruby Williams. Miss jamie Shup-
trine, Miss Jennie Haines, Miss Fanny
Meldrim, Capt. Edmonston, the Messrs.
MacKethan, Percy Huger. Clarence Con-
nerat Frank Hayward, Lowndes Wal
thour, Harry Daniel. A r. Bawton, Jr.,
Willie Lindsay, lizard Williams, Rogers
Woods, Tyrol Morgan, George Hayward,
John Jordan, Beirne Gordon, Jr., Lester
Karov5 owen Daniel, Ralph Meldrim.
Gordon Haines, Jim Lyman. Savage Lyman,
Tracy Hunter, Jr, Stephen Hayward,
Willard Sullivan. North Chisholm. Sidney
Stubbs and Fred Saussy.
Miss Helen Hardee and Mrs. Charles
Ellis. Jr., entertained on Thursday after
noon with one of the most charming teas
of the season. The decorations of white
and green were particularly artistic and
pretty and there was a great deal of en-
thusiasm over the Marguerites which with
masses of delicate maiden-hair fern
adorned the rooms. Lamps and chandeliers
were shaded in a soft tint of green, while
the refreshments also carried out the same
colors. Mrs. Ellis and Miss Hardee
We're assisted in receiving by Mrs. Carl
Nelson Brandt and Miss Lawton. Mrs. A
l.. Mills and Miss Elizabeth Johnston
poured the tea and chocolate, and the re-
freshments We're served by Mrs. Pinck-
ney. Allston Warning, Mrs. William Car
lam r. Leaken, Mrs. Trenholm Hopkins,
Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Nellie Baldwin,
Miss Mary. Ellis. Miss Eugenia Johnston,
Miss Maude Hayward, and Miss Minna
Warning. Those who called during the af-
tcrnoon were Mrs. George Baldwin, Mrs.
Finnie Mrs. Abram Darlington Read Mrs.
Josiah Walthour, Mrs. Taylor Walthour,
Mrs. Henry II. Foote, Mrs. John How
kins. Mrs. Maitland-Dougall, Mrs Pleas
ant A. StoVall. Mrs. Charles b. Malone
Mrs Alice Hull, Mrs Beirne Gordon, Mrs
Gillian, Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Louis ". lie
Hardy, Mrs. Anderson Carmichael, Mrs.
Charles \. Shearson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Woodhn, Mrs. Whatley Mrs. Crisfield,
Mrs. r. L. Mercer, Mrs. w. w. Gordon,
Jr.. Mrs Charles a. Gibbes, Mrs r. Guy
Ter Gordon, Mrs. William Henry Schley,
Mrs. +. V. Walker. Mrs. Thomas 5. Wylly,
Jr.. the Misses Owens. Miss Cosens. Miss
Reid. Miss Lima Woodbridge Miss Mary
White, Miss Seeley Miss Mary Box, Miss
Emma Bulloch, Miss Carmichael Miss
Mary Whitehead, Miss Meta Thomas, Miss
Margaret stiles Miss Elise Huger Miss
Phoebe Elliott Miss Kinzie. Miss Rosa
Sullivan Miss Bessie Hayward. Miss
Lamb, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Lima HUI
ger. Miss Nina Pape. Miss Josephine
Newell, Miss Edmonston. Miss Daisy
Bryan. Miss Calvert. Miss Annie V. Jones.
Miss wilson Of Baltimore, Miss Conner,
Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Rauers, the
Misses Hardee. Miss Florence Olmstead,
Miss Moynelo. Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Ma
RE Blos, Miss Lucie Chisholm, Miss En-
ma Hopkins, Miss Connerat. Miss Card
ner. Miss Hoist. Miss Elizabeth Butler.
Miss Ellen Arson and Miss Mabel Stod-
dard.
The second meeting OF the Monday
Evening Whist Club was held at Mrs
William Garrard's g. when she entertained
the following members and guests: Mrs.
William Miller and Mrs. Beeson of Au-
eusta Mrs George Baldwin, Mrs. Matt
iand-Dougall. Mrs. A. T.. Mills Mrs. A.
Darlington Read. Miss Leila HILL Miss
Maud Thomas, Miss Maude Hayward,
Miss Elizabeth Johnston Miss Eugenia
Johnston Mss Helen Hardee, Miss Law
ton Miss Mary Hoist. Miss Minna War
Ing and Miss Meta Thomas.
Mrs. j A. G.. Carson complimented her
guest. Mrs. NJ. Young Mcintyre, with a
beautiful entertainment on Wednesday
afternoon. Her handsome home, on Boil
ton street, was deliberately decorated with
palms, ferns and profusion of exquisite
flowers. In the reception rooms pink was
France roses filled the cut-glass bowls
ana vases the mirrors We're wreathod
with smlaX and pink lamps shaded I'm
rose-tinted SILK, shed a becoming glow
over the assembled guests. During the
-$rrnoon q delightful repast was served
~ the dining room, which, In itself
beautiful room, was made doubly so with
plateau OF white roses, resting on a bed
Of fcaihery ferns, formed an effective
adornmcnt Tor the center table. which
was further decorated with green aud
white. Tho guests sat at six small tables,
which were placed about the room, each
one being decorated with ribbons and
flowers Of a different color. White, pink
four OF the tables, purple vioiets on an
other, and ferns on the sixth. Mrs. Car
sons guests were Mrs William Harden
MIS- W. y. Reid, Mrs. j c. Barney,
MIS-. Charles H. Dixon, Mrs. Taylor