The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-03

ish warship Cordelia, which sailed for the
Bermudas Friday, Capt Bourke and his
officers were entertained by number of
people and in their turn gave several de-
lightful dinners and afternoon teas on
board ship. Monday evening Capt. Bourke
gave a dinner party, at which his guests
were Col. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. Low, Miss Gordon,
Miss Belle Harrison and Lord Dungarven.
Lieut.. Allgood entertained the next day
al luncheon the same party with the ad-
dhion of Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson, Mrs.
Robert Harrison and Miss Mary Bell Ell
lott. Wednesday another luncheon party
was given with Mrs. John Malloch, Miss
Florence Nisbet, Miss Lily Anderson and
Miss Emma Hopkins as guests, and
Thursday evening Capt Bourke entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. Florance Minis. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M Cunningham, Jr., Miss McLane Miss
Lamar and MIR. Edward Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Low, Lord Dun
garven and Miss Gordon left for Wash
angton Tuesday afternoon. Before leav-
ing Mr.. Low gave a dinner party at his
home on Lafayette square. The rooms
were charmingly decorated with bamboo,
palms and flowers. In the drawing room
pink carnations and azaleas, with great
sprays of wisteria, filled the vases, while
the lamps were shaded with rose color
The table decorations, which, were of
mauve. were unusually pretty and arts
tic. In the center was an epergne of
flags from the most delicate shade Of blue
mauve 10 the deepest purple, supplement
ed by slender vases of the same flower
and plateaux of violets. The table was
lighted by wax candles i'm antique silver
candelabra with white and mauve shades
Mr.. Lows guests were Col. w. w Cor
don, Lord Dungarven, the Hon. Maurice
Bourke. Gen. G. M Sorrel, Mr. Pope Bar
row, Mr.. ]. ]. Rauers, Mr. Walter Charl
ton, Mr.. Fleming duBignon, Mr.. James
T. Dent, Mr.. ]. Florance Minis, MIR. w. H.
Daniel, Mr.. Charles A. Shearson and Mr..
Weber.
A beautiful tea was given Friday after
noon by the Colonial DANES at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Low on La
Fayette square. Decorations of palms and
Towering plants, with cut flowers and
softly shaded lamps and candles, made the
rooms very charming. The mantels were
adorned with La France roses and pink
and white azaleas. while the hall was
frightened with bowls and vases of core
opsis. Delicious refreshments were served
and the entire entertainment was one OF
the pleasantest of the season. Among
those who were present We're Col and Mrs
w. W. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Meldrim
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charlton, Mrs j.
j. Wilder, Mrs. John Nisbet Mrs. Orme
Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Frank Block of AT
lanta, Mrs Samuel r. Jaques of Macon
Mrs. ]. Florance Minis and Miss McLane,
Mrs. Bulloch and Miss Bulloch, Mrs. Ed
ward karow, Mrs. Hampton Ferrill, Mrs
Pleasant Stovall, Mrs. Orlando Cohen
Mrs. Charles H. Dixon, Miss Annie Vane
Jones, Miss Harrison and Miss Belle Har-
rison, Mrs. Rauers. Mrs. Henry McAlpin,
Mrs. Beirne Gordon, Mrs. Blair, Mrs
Mills, Miss Broadhead, Mrs. Paul Lynah
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson, Mrs. Claude
Hammond, Mrs. j. r. Anderson, Mrs.
Crisfield, Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Daisy
Phillips, Miss Georgina Phillips, Mr.. Jul
Han McGill and Maj. Baylor.
jolly party of young people chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy.
spent Wednesday in a trip to Port Royal
and Beaufort In the party were Miss
elise Rauers, Miss Nan duBignon. Mr.
Moragne Fleming, Mr.. Godin Guerard,
Mr.. J. d. Taylor Mr.. James McAlpin, Jr..
and Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore.
Mrs. Hampton Ferrill entertained infor-
rnally Thursday morning with whist. Be
sides her guest Mrs. Samuel r. Jadues.
of Macon. the ladies present were Mrs. w
w. Gordon, Mrs. Orme of Atlanta, Mrs.
Lamar of Augusta, Mrs. Charles Hall OF
LIP
ID. Stevens. Mrs. j. c. LeHardy, Mrs.
Thomas S. Wyly, Jr., and Mrs. Nathaniel
jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloch gave dinner
party Friday evening. at which their
guests were Mrs.John d. Paige Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Lily An
derson, Mr.. Dean, Mr.. Mooreshead and
Mr.. Lockyer of H. NJ. S. Cordelia and MIR.
6ybrandt.
Among those who were entertained on
board the Cordelia Wednesday afternoon
were Mrs. James Dent, with a party OF
young people, who were Miss Elizabeth
Haskell Miss Lila Low. Miss Belle Dan
iel, Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Eleanor
Green, Mr.. John Carswell and Mr.. Frank
Holland. In another party were Mrs
Harold X. Hines, Mrs. Henry McAlpin.
Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Mamie Nisbet.
Miss Sailie McAlpin, Miss Lily Anderson
and Miss Mary Hanes.
A party OF young people enjoyed a pleas
ant picnic to Thunderbolt yesterday. chan.
eroned by Mrs. Hops. Those who wore
present were the Misses Mary Kline. An
ME Haines, Carrie Lou and Fannie Mel.
drfm, Emily Blair. Mary Hops. Marion
and cornelia Maclean. Missy HUI. Clers
Huger. Tattnall Pritchsrd, Rerrlen Glover
Louis Egan, Frank Hayward and Dan
Hull
Invitations have been sent Out bv Mr.
and Mrs S. Fisher Johnson of New Yorl,
for the marriage of their daughter. Edith
Seymour. and Mr. Edward de clifford
Chisholm, on Monday. April IS, at the
home Of the brides parents. II East Sixty
third street
Mrs. James T. Dent. who spent few
|. days in town last week, has returned 60