The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-25
SOCIETY,".

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Charles Dixon. Miss Irene withers, and
Miss Floride Banks.
One of the most interesting affairs of the
week was the art exhibition given by Miss
Emnie Wilkins on Friday. showing the
work accomplished by her pupils in the
past year. The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. A. Wilkins on Jones street, west was
transformed into an art gallery, and all
/, through the afternoon hours was crowded
with visitors. Tne rooms were charming
~ arranged with spring flowers and the
walls lined with interesting studies in
charcoal. water colors. pen and ink draw
ings and oil pa ntings. In the morning
the visitors were received by Miss Sadie
Smart and Miss Elizabeth McLaws. Dur
ing the afternoon hours Miss wilkins was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles N.
West and Miss West, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkins. Tea was served by a number of
little Mattresses, including the Misses
Mary Hops, Minnie Adams, Cornelia Ma
clean, Minnie Suffer, Katie McDonough
and Viva Sullivan. Among the interest
ing display of Miss Wilkins own work
were shown three paintings kindly loaned
by Gen. jackson; copy of After the
Storm" and Coast of Maine" and a
still life study of Scuppernongs and Pome-
granates. A number of water color
sketches of southern marshes and rice
fields were exhibited, two charming
studies of roses, and a very fine copy OF
La Hague" a study of atmospheric eff
feet by Twill in the Luxembourg. Miss
Alice West showed two heads drawn in
charcoal point from busts Of Col. Francis
Huger and Hon. Langdon Cheves. Also
two studies from life--one of a little dar-
ky, Jim" and an interesting Dutch in
terror, done at the Maryland Institute.
The work of Miss wilkins pupils was di-
vided into six classes. First, the children S
class in water color drawings from OBJ
Jects, flowers etc, the new French meth
cd of drawing direct in color This included
some very pretty specimens of work by
Louise Broughton, Julia OGorman, Ophe-
liza Dent and little Henry Bullard. Glass
second, charcoal point work, a large ex-
hibit OF the work of the Misses Meyer
Smart, McLaws and Charles Russell. In
the third class, charcoal still life, were
seen two studies by Charles Russell, one
hunting" a horn, cartridge belt and
gloves, and Veterans" a pair of old army
pistols and saddle bags. Garden Tools, :"
by Cornelia Maclean; Apples" Miriam
Dent; Little Brown Jug, Edward Karow:
Dessert Elsie Meyer, and Rainy Day
Friends ian umbrella and overshoes)
Louise Wells. In the water color class
were included two studies by Miss Marie
GRADY, New st. Cecilia" and "A Shep-
herdess;' Miss Miriam Dent had three
flower pieces and "A Shepherdess;"
Miss Mary Hops. Little Pilgrim. !"
Three pretty heads were the work of Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn and much admired
was Books" the work of Miss Viva Sui
IVAN In the pen and ink class was a
very strong and crisp drawing Of a pipe
and tobacco pouch, by MIR. T.. c. Stearns;
cornell Mixture" by Stein Bryan;
Brewing Mischief" by Antonio Warning.
and Evening" a pretty study of cows. by
Miss Miriam Dent. The sixth class was
OF oil paintings and a number of excel
lent studies from nature were noticed
among these were Oranges" and "Yel-
low Jessamine," by the Misses Smart and
McLaws; Apples" by Miss Minnie Sui
ter; Roses" Miss Fannie Meldrim. and
'Poppies, Miss Ida Kline. kittens" the
work of Miss Minnie Adams. attracted
much attention, as did the Lion" by Miss
Katie MeDonough. Among the many Wis
itors present were: GEN and Mrs lack
SON. Col. Clineh, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashmore
Or. Aiken, Mrs. j. j. Wilder. Mrs. !
randolph Anderson, Mr.. Malcom Maclean
the Misses Maclean Mr.. Taliaferro Mr.
Saussy. Or. and Mrs. w. II Elliott Mrs
Cliftord Carleton, Mrs. Warning, Mrs. Rus
sell the Misses Owens, Miss Reid Mrs.
Google Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer Mrs. Sullivan DR.. and Mrs
Hops, Mr.. and Mrs. Theus, Mrs. Harden
MRS. Cecil Gabbett Mrs WylIv rho
MISSES Smart, Mrs. Haas Mrs Billiard
Mrs. krensen, Mrs. j A. Hueer tbe
Misses Huger Mrs. Habersham. Mrs w
W Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Young
Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Tavlor
Mrs. Octavus Cohen, Mrs. Tiedeman AIRS
Rogers, Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Haskell the Misses Starr the Nisses
Schirster. the Misses Maccaw. the NIisses
SUES, the Misses Johnson, the Misses Mil
Ter Miss Conner, MIR. and Mrs. Bond Mr.
Stearns, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mrs Kline Mrs
Grady, Mrs. George Dent. Mrs. CHISHOLM
Miss Lueie Chisholm. Miss Grady. Mrs
Lee Miss Cornela Lee. Miss Leila Han
MISS tloride Banks, the Misses. Lyons
MISS Martin and the Misses Haskeu.
The members Of the Twelfth Night Clph
met for the second time during the week
on Friday evening, when the Misses Nisbet
entertained them with a delightful dance
at their home on Forsyth park.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Florance Minis ar.
entertaining a house party at their place
IN ClarksYllle, Habersham county. The
guests include Mrs Paul Haskell Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Lyman of Columbus. Mr.. ana
Mrs 4. Mayhem Cunningham. Jr. Cant
q, NJ. Carter and Mr.. Weber
on Wednesday afternoon the Misses Hu.
ger took party OF friends over the
river 10 Pennyworth. where they were de.
lWhifuly entertained boy Capt Man,catit
Thosc IN The party were Miss Eliza beth
HASKELL Miss Sally Haskell. Miss MARI
White, Miss LILY Anderson, Miss Mar,
Jones Dit Arthur g. Elliott aud Mr. x
G. Harrison.
ar ana Mrs.. John sullivan schley IN.
ieitalncd few friends with whist ot
lnufsdny evening Nrs. clifford Casloto.
Miss Elizabeth Haakel, Misa sally Has.
Ken AiE W. w. Williamson. AR. Gordon