The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-02
SOCIETY,".

- L 4
Miss Abbe Orme. Miss Sarah Mills and
Miss Emma Hopkins.
On Thursday Mrs. William r. Leaken
was the hostess of a. beautiful luncheon
given to Mrs. II. b. Alexander and Mrs.
Butt of Augusta. La France roses and
white and pink carnations were the flow
ers used in decorating the table. Mrs. Lea
ken's other guests were Mrs. George Bald
win, Mrs. Leonard Phinizy of Augusta,
Mrs John Dawson of Charleston, Mrs.
Henry McAlpin and Miss Madgie Reid.
Miss Caro- duBignon entertained the
Cinderella Club on Tuesday evening with
eucher party. The novel markers were
brass rings, to which bells were attached,
for each game. Miss Rauers and Mr.. Ed
ward Demere were the winners of the
prizes, pair of silver scissors and sill
yer comb. Mr.. Newell West was award
ed the BOBBY prize which was a pipe.
Miss duBisnons guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Sullivan Schley Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs. w Tren-
holm Hopkins, Miss Minor of Richmond,
Miss Margie Weed of Augusta Miss Co
mer, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Elise
Rauers, Miss Leila Hill, Miss Emma Hop
kins, Miss Elizabeth Haskell Miss Lima
Huger, Miss Grace Barnard Miss Nellie
Baldwin, Mr.. A. l.. Alexander Mr.. Will
lam Clay, Mr.. Anton Wright. Mr.. w. w
Williamson, Mr.. Godin Guerard Mr.. Mills
b. Lane Mr.. Thomas b Paine. Mr.. Ed
ward Demere, Mr.. Thomas Screven. Mr.
Wylly Woodbridge Mr.. j d. Taylor, Mr..
I. Newell West, Mr.. e. c. Mercer. Mr.
Gordon Harrison Mr.. Rttenhouse Moore
and Mr.. r. w. Cunningham
The successful entertainment given on
Wednesday evening for the benefit of the
Acu
large and fashionable audience TO the
Masonic Temple, where the two plays
presented were thoroughly enjoyed. Strik-
ngly pretty were the costumes worn by the
ladies' who took part. In The Proposal
Under Difficulties" Miss Sarah Mills wore
a charming gown of pale blue and white
striped silk, the bodice of jeweled embroid-
cry on palest blue chiffon. As Mrs on
dego-Jones, in "A Box of Monkeys" Mrs.
StoValls first costume was exceedingly
pretty, of green and white striped or
candle, and later she wore an evening
gown of yellow and bla ck with some
beautiful old lace. Miss Gordon. as LADY,
Genevive appeared first in a visiting
dress or white serge, with a cherry-col-
ored hat, and again in a white orcandie
with blue and gold ribbons. Miss Flor
ence Nisbet, who, by the way, made a
great hit in the role of Sierra Bengaline
was irresistible in the last act. during
"Ilich she wore an organdie of primrose
yelioW with short sleeves and wide sa oh
Of pale blue. Although the print dress
worn by Mrs. Baldwin did not attract at
tention, her acting was up to its usual
mark, which as Savannahians know, is a
high one.
very agreeable day was passed on
Monday at Brampton plantation bv a mar
" or bicyclists, among them: Mr. and Mrs.
Y. a. Gibbes, Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss
1.
Lima Woodbrdee, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore
MIR. Godin Gnerard MIR. a. l.. Alexander
and Mr., J. d. Taylor.
The Savanr ia Music Club met on Tues
day evening at the De Soto and the fol-
lowing delightful programme was enjoy
ed by the members:
l. ''My Queen" Blumenthal, Mr.. f. 70
Rebarer.
2. "chansons creoles," Eugene Bayloe,
Mrs. Barnum.
3. Calm is the Might" Bohm. Mrs.
4. Trio in G for piano. violin and cello.
Reissger, (a) Moderate, % Andanteouasi
allegretto, (c) Scherzo, Miss Marion
Smart Prof. Won der Hoya, Mr.. +. Doug
lass.
5. my AL" Bohm. Mrs w. w. Gross
6. Introduction and Polonaise in c, piano
and violin, Chopin. Miss Marion Smart
and Prof. Won der Hoya.
The Misses Olmstead entertained a
number of friends on Thursday evening
with the representation Of "A Likely
story one of Howelrs little farces. In
the caste were: Miss Margaret Gardner
Miss Floride Banks, Miss Phoebe Elliott.
Miss Florence Oimstead Mr.. Samuel Mum
ford and Mr.. Hampton Wade each filling
his or her part admirably. Among the
on-lookers We're: Miss Leila Hall, Miss
Cornelia Lee. Miss Irene Withers. Miss
Mary 10 stiles, Miss Alice Bates, Miss
Susie Gailard of Charleston. s. c.. Miss
Maggie Hun, Miss Ada Hull Mr. Law
renee. Mr.. Edward S. Elliott, Mr.. Dem
mark and Prof Won Linstow.
on Thursday evening the Cinderella club
met again, this time as the guests of Miss
Leila Hill, who entertained them at her
home, on Drayton street The prizes. a
silver and Dresden pen and a Dresden
photograph frame fell to Miss caro- dn.
Bignon and Mr.. w. T. Hopkins. The
others present were Miss Hannah
smythe OF Charleston. Miss Elizabeth
Haskell, Miss Grace Barnard. Miss Nellie
Baldwin. Miss Annie Conner. Miss NJ. u
Johnston, Miss Mabel Stoddard. Miss
Maude Hayward, Miss Lima Huger. Mrs
w. T. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Overton. Mr.. William Clay, MIR. Charles
Banks, Mr.. H. Bruen, Mr. w w Will
hanson. Mr. Anton Wright. Mr. Newell
Turner Mr. Edward Dcmere. Mr. Il. o.
watkins, Mr. w IA. Fitzpatrick. Mr.
Charles Green and Mr.. r. W. Cunning.
ham.
Miss Mary Ella Turner has been giving
her friends much pleasure during the past
week with several water parties on the
launch Mary T." ON Thursday after
noon the party included Mrs Edward NJ
Habtrsham, Miss Maud Smith Miss Phoe-
DO Elliott, Miss Dressler. Miss Mary