The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

Oeuls MISS mary AOFelt MISS GdHSy BOyN
Miss Sophie Meldrim, Miss jamie Meldrim
Miss Elizabeth Shotter. Miss Eleanor
Shotter, Miss Grace Schaeffer. Miss Elise
Krenson, and Miss Vera Palmer
Friday afternoon Miss Lucy Barrow gave
a pleasant little tea to a few friends
among whom were Miss Tottie Clay, Miss
Nora Edmonston Miss Sarah Cunningham,
Miss Mary Elliott. Miss Louise Kelly. Miss
Marguerite Brooks, and Miss Eleanor
Cosens.
A delightful picnic to Warsaw was Civ
en- Friday by the boys of Mr.. Morton's
school. The steamer Doretta was char
tered for the day, leaving here at $3.50 in
the morning, and not returning until a
late hour in the evening. Once at War
saw the picnickers disported themselves
in the surf or on the beach and had
thoroughly jolly day Among those pres
ent were Mrs. StoVal, Mrs. Krenson, Mrs
G. L. Jones' Mrs. T.. G. Hunter, Mrs. w.
G.. bearing, Mrs. A. j. Warning, Miss Co
burn Mr.. Julian Schley, Mr.. Morton, Mr..
Robb White, Jr, the Misses Gertrude Sui
Ivan, Anna Hunter Saida StoYall, Lucy
Brooks, Margaret Charlton, Lila Conner
Elise Krenson, Marguerite Hale, Nellie
White, Haida Hunter, Laleah Adams,
Constance Chestnut, Louise bearing, Ger
trude JONES', and Messrs. Tracy Hunter,
John Conner, Jim Warlng, Campbell Kren-
son, Mckay bearing, Dana Stevens, Lar
com Schley, Warren White, Dawson Hale,
Haldeman Finnie and Catesby Jones.
A very pretty tea given for the benefit
of the fresh air fund took place last Tues
day afternoon and evening al the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Bell The piazza
and the lawn were bright with many col
ored japanese lanterns, while flags were
draped over the gate. Mrs. r. l.. Mer-
Ger, Jr., Miss Nina Pape, Miss Jessie An
derson. Miss sallie McAlpin, Miss Amy
Hunter. and Miss Martin composed the
committee in charge, and refreshments
were served by the Misses Albert Hull,
Emma Huger, Kate and Frieda Rnuers
Marion Hammond and Leonora Gabbett
The dance that followed the Hussars
annual saber drll at the Guards ArmOry
Tuesday evening was a great success and
will be pleasantly remembered by many.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs II. M
Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dickinson,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r.. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert C. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Ruby Ncol
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Albert HUI,
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Katharine
Hartridge, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda
Rauers. Miss Mary Arnold, Miss Righton
fdDeTSndHl, MISS Emma fduger, MISS
Mary Haines, the Misses Nisbet, the
Misses Buchanan, Miss Maude Williams,
Miss Marie Blois Miss Elise Guerard, Miss
Leonora Gabbett, Miss Lula Davis, MIR.
Gordon Harrison, Mr. Edward Haskell,
Mr. Arthur Elliott Mr.. Clarence Ander-
son, Mr. Palmer Arson, Mr.. Newell Tur-
ner, Mr. Henry Walthour Mr.. Hubert
Duckworth, Mr.. Fred Kent, Miss Bessie
Cooper, Miss Jennie Haines, Miss Myra
Wilcox, Miss Maggie Thompson, Miss
Eileen Hunter Lieut. Pritchard, Lieut.
Williams, Mr.. Robert Fleming, Mr. John
Morris, Mr.. e. 0. Watkins, Mr. Steed.
Mr. William Barnwell, Mr. Robert Butler,
Mr.. Sullivan Bond, Mr.. William Rems-
hart, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. William Pratt,
Mr. Frank Hayward, Mr.. Harry Daniel
and Mr.. r. NJ. Butler.
Tuesday afternoon Messrs Noble Jones
and Hubert Duckworth took a few friends
for a short sail on their boat on the
Thunderboit river. The afternoon was a
lovely one and the sail was greatly en-
joyed. Those in the party were: MISS
Mary Jones, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Helen Buchanan, Miss Willene Buchanan
Mr.. A. E. Mcclellan, Mr. Eldred Simkins
Mr.. Hubert Duckworth and Mr. Noble
Jones'
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. c. Fl. Dixon
entertained with duplicate whist, the play
ers being Mrs. j. b. Chestnut MIR. i. A
Carson, Mrs. c. r. Moses, Mrs. c. n.
Woods Mrs William w. Owens, Mrs. G
II. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly
MRS Arthur Overton, Mrs. J. C. LeHardy,
Mrs John Screven and Miss Sasnett
Mr.. Edward Demere gave delightful
iittle supper party at his Isle of Hope
home last Wednesday evening. The guests
we've Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss Mary
Haines, Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss Hub
ert Duckworth, and Mr.. Fred Myers.
A party OF young people chaperoned by
Mrs. William G. Cam enjoyed a trim 10
Tybee Friday evening. Miss Helen Buck
man, Miss Wilene Buchanan Miss Lily
Anderson, Miss Mary Jones, Mr.. Clarence
Anderson, Jr.. Mr.. W. Gordon Harrison.
MIR. Fred Myers, Lieut. Prtchard and
Lieut. Williams constituted the party.
Next week does not promise to be very
gay. The moonlight german will take
place Wednesday evening at the Yacht
Club. Part of the guests will so by boat
to Thunderbolt, where they win be met by
the others. Mrs. Fleming duBignon and
Mrs. Stevens will be the chaperons.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John
Screven, Jr., win entertain the evening
Euchre Club.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Howard gave a lovely children's party for
their httle girl and boy, Mary and Wal
lace. Those present We're the Misses Sal
lie Carmichael, Katie Osborne, Elizabeth
Shotter. Katie Moore, Eleanor Shotter.
Lila Carmichael, julie Screven, Elizabeth
Ravenel, Mary Shotter and Forman
Sereven. Spencer Shotter, Ormond Hunter.
Duncan OWENS Beaudry Moore, Anderson
Carmichael, and others.
The first bah OF the season will be given
al the Tybee Hotel next Tuesday evening.
and a number Of parties are going to Ty-
bee in the afternoon. Among them will be
one composed of Mr.. and Mrs Robert c.