The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-27

with unrecognizable because so smalD,
entertainments Just a few friends gath
cred around pretty lunch table need not
necessarily be chronicled in the society
column, neither the pleasant and informal
afternoon teas which are nothing more
than a gathering of congenial spirits. A
fortnight more and the rest and quiet of
Lent will be over and the glad spring sea-
son at hand, a season which, in spite of
wars ana rumors of wars, promises to be
very gay this year. The May festivities
one hears are to be particularly attrac-
tive, but before then the Hussars bazaar
viii claim the time and attention Of most
people. Among the numerous attractions
which are being arranged by the commit
tee, one of the foremost will be the Jap
anese tea house, where vaudeville perform
ances win take place and refreshments viii
be served by pretty "Geisha' girls. Bicycle
runs, and fish suppers at Thunderbolt,
have taken numbers of people out of town
these warm evenings, and among the sup
per parties at Bannon Lodge was one Civ
en- Friday evening by Mr.. w. Gordon Har-
rison among whose guests were Mr.. and
Mrs William Nj. Low, Lord Dungarven,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison.
Miss johnson and Miss Potts of Freder-
lex, Md, were entertained Informally
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. A p.
Crisfield. Among those who were asked
TO meet them were Mrs. Shreve of Balti-
more, Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs w. d.
SImlzins, Mrs. Clifford Carleton, Mrs. Fl.
Wiley johnson, Mrs. Walter Hartrdge,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Phoebe Ell
lott, Miss Gordon, Miss Belle Harrison,
Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Katharine Hart
ridge. Miss McDaunold, Miss Mary Haines.
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Lima Huger, Mr..
Arthur B. Elliott, Mr. Clarence Anderson,
Mr.. james Struthers, Mr.. e. o. Watkins.
MIR. Lowndes Waithour, Mr.. William
Gadsden, Mr.. e. E. C. Habersham, and
Mr. G. Noble Jones.
A pleasant supper party at Bannon
Lodge, Thunderbolt. Thursday evening,
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
AIcFadden. The others present were Miss
McDannold Miss johnson and Miss Potts
of Frederick, Md; Miss Florence Nisbet,
Mr.. Lowndes Walthour, Mr.. Henry Wal
thour, Mr.. Theodore Barnard and Mr..
Martin.
Miss Marion Hammond gave a small
bicycle run, followed by a supper, Tues
day evening. In the party were Mrs w.
g. Morrell, Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss
Rosa Sullivan, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Hammond, MIR. Jack
Rauers, Mr.. G. Noble Jones' Mr.. Clarence
Connerat Mr.. Paul Haskell and MIR, HUI
bert Duckworth. On their return to town
the party enjoyed a supper at the home
of Miss Hammond, on Forsyth Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAipin, Mr. and
Mrs. E. p. Wilbur Mrs. Rathbone ana
Miss Rathbone and Messrs. Harry and
Ray Wilbur formed a party at Bannon
Lodge Wednesday evening.
beautiful entertainment of the week
was the german given Tuesday evening
by Miss Hattie Well in honor of her guest,
Miss Mas of New York. The handsome
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Well, on
BCH ana Gordon streets, was brilliantly
illuminated, and presented a festive scene
during the evening hours The long ball
room on the left of the entrance was
es1orned with garlands of bamboo vine.
and at the end of the room Icons or
chestra was stationed. The guests were
received by Miss Well, who wore an ex-
quisite gown of white peau de sole, the
bodice trimmed with point d'csprt and
great bouquet of pink and white sweet
peas on one shoulder. Miss Mas was
beautifully dressed in white mousseline de
soie embroidered on skirt and bodice, ana
Miss Miriam Well wore a gown of black
Brussels net over satin, with American
Beauty roses. The cotillon of twenty-three
couples was led by MIR. Alfred Fantl ana
Miss Mas. The souvenirs were very
pretty, consisting of cravat pins, fans.
masks and toys of various kinds. Special
favors We're awarded to the couple who
danced most gracefully a figure eight, and
Miss Miriam Well and Mr.. David Rosen-
helm We're the winners OF a pair of hand =
some cuff links and an ivory and silver
memorandum book. Dancing was continued
until O'clock, and during the evening a
beautiful supper was served The table
In the dining room was lit with pink can
dies in silver candelabra, and decorated
with La France roses and maiden-hair
ferns, which formed a handsome center
piece. Those who We're present We're. Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Ferst. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
We'll. Miss Ruth Kayton and Mr. Sins
heimer of New York, Miss Carrie Kayton
and Mr.. Walter Besnger. Miss Sadie
Traub and Mr.. Gus Kayton. Miss Fried
man Of New York and Mr. David Bycz.
Miss Perla Abrahams and MIR. Duval
Sternberger, Miss Schezer and MIR. Ar
thur Solomons. Miss Gertrude Berg and
MIR. Fred Sondheimer Miss Rosenbaum OF
Richmond and Mr.. Herman RosenheiO
Miss Helen Smith and Mr.. Mord Hyams.
Miss Mamie Smith and Mr. Herbert
Traub Miss Blanch Mohr and Mr. Moses
Herman. Miss Liebenthal of Cleveland ana
Mr.. 10 Dryef, Miss Janette Meinhard and
MIR. Seigfried Fantl Miss Mamie Engol
and Mr. A. Sondheim, Miss Tessie Rosen-
helm and Mr. M. Guckenheimer. Miss
Ophelia MeinhaTd and Mr.. Edwin Frank
Miss Ada Hudson and Mr. s.. Dryfus,
Miss Marie Lippman and Mr.. Wolf, Miss
Ullrnan and Mr.. Hugo Frank. Miss Car
rie Lilienthal and Mr.. Walter Lienthal.
Miss Miriam Wen and Mr.. Rosenhcim,
Miss Hattie Well and Mr.. Jack Hirsch
and Mr.. Henry l.. Rosenfelt
Miss Grace Barnard and MIR. James J..
Barnard have been the guests OF Mr.. AL
bert II. stoGdard at Melrose on Daufusl1ie
Island
Judge and Mrs. Emory specr and the