The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Savage Lyman, Mr.. Ferris Cam and Mr..
Mitchell King.
The farewell hop given by a number of
the officers at the De Soto Wednesday
evening was greatly enjoyed by a large
number of Savannahians. The ladies who
acted as patronesses were: Mrs. Charles
A. Shearson, Mrs. Henry d. Stevens, Mrs.
Fleming G. duBignOn, Mrs. J. Rauers,
Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs. Charles
a. Gibbes, Mrs. b. F Finney, Mrs. Joseph
HUI, and Mrs. Charles b. Malone, and the
committee of arrangements was composed
of Lieut. Causey, Fourth Virginia Volun-
teer Infantry; Lieut. Guignard, Fourth
United States Artillery; Lieut. Burrow,
Fourth Virginia, Volunteer Infantry; Capt.
Jaeggi, Forty-ninth Iowa Volunteer Infan-
try; Lieut.. Hillyer Fourth Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, and Doctor Howard,
United States Army. Mrs. duBignon, Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs Rauers, Mrs. Gibbes and
Mrs Malone were present at the ball, and
received the guests, among whom were
MIR. and Mrs. George Cam MIR. and Mrs.
William Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Nisbet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. William II.
Schley Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeHardy
Lieut. and Mrs. Darrah, Mr.. and Mrs
Gratz Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs 7. NJ. Cunningham
Jr. MIR. and Mrs. Murray Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Con-
nerat, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Tracy
Hickman Of Augusta, Mrs. II. c. White of
Athens Mrs Thomas of Augusta, Mrs.
Meidrim, Mrs. Isaac Minis, Mrs. A. r.
Moynelo, Mrs. Paul Lyman, Miss Phoebe
Elliott Miss Hattie Ganahl, Miss Annie
Wright of Atlanta, Miss Mary Haines,
Miss Nan duBignon, the Misses Rauers,
the Misses Nisbet, Miss Eleanor Green,
Miss Lula Davis, Miss Annie Maclean,
Miss Mabel Stoddard the Misses Huger,
Miss Anulette Stubbs, Miss Lila Low, Miss
Sanie Haskell, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
I.esesne. Miss Marion Hammond, Mr..
Savage Lyman, MIR. North Chisolm, MIR.
Langdon West the Messrs. Stoddard Mr.
Rogers Woods, Mr.. Edward Haskell, Mr.
William Haskell, Mr.. Noble Jones, Mr.
Fred Kent, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr.. Dave
Barrow, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr. Lloyd
owens, Mr. Mitchell King, Mr. Edward
Sirnkins, Mr. Charles Gibbes, Mr.. Palmer
Arson, Mr.. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Charles
Malone. Mr. Edward s. Elliott, Mr.. John
Carswell. Mr.. e. o. watkins, Mr.. Joe
Taylor, Mr.. Robert Butler, MIR. Fred My
ers. Mr.. b. f. Finney, Mr.. Williams,
Mr.. Orrnond Strong aral Mr.. Allen Bond.
Some of the officers present
were: Col. Taylor, DR.. Howard
cant. Marye, Capt. Dougherty,
Lieut.. Col Ham, Capt Drew, Lieut.. Will
liams, lieut. Pritchard, Lieut.: Harmon,
Lieut.. Guignard, Lieut.. Hillyer, Lieut..
Causey, Lieut.. Bfankenship and Lieut..
Specer.
One of the pleasantest entertainments OF
the week was the meeting Of the Even
ing Euchre Club which was held at the
Thursday evening. Mrs. owens had spent
a great deal of time and thought in ar
ranging the profusion of beautiful flowers
sent by her many friends, and the result
was charming. AS the guests entered the
drawing room a magnificent display of
pink roses banked high on the mantei ana
reflected from the lovely oval mirror be-
hind surprised murmurs of admiration.
Roses. roses everywhere! (Where do all
the roses come fromD All in the drawing
room we're pink. those In the dining room
banked on the mantels or filling innumer-
able bowls and vases were red or white,
and in the library there were only crimson
beauties. Several pretty little touches
added their charm to this card party. The
ladies' score cards were brightly colored
fans. the gentlemens great red peoples
Even in the refreshments the idea Of color
had been considered. The ices were serv-
ca paper and tied with green ribbons. and
the very kisses were pink. Some
OF the gowns worn were very
pretty and spring like Mrs Morrel
was dressed ia an exquisite white
organdie with apple green ribbons,
Mrs. Wallace Howard also wore white or
candle with touches OF black lace, and
Mrs and Mss Steele were in dainty cos-
tunes Of pure white. MR.. shreYe looked
beautiful boz o pale pink gown ana 'Mfs
Ellington also wore q lovely pink with
white stripes. a pretty pale blue organdie
wss worn hoy Miss Mauae Hayward ana
Mrs. Moses was az her best also in pale
blue. Hlth % haf wreath - fuN blown
American bfaufies in hes heir The prizes
lofflg gao ana D ffai heather pocket
book were Won hy Mics Huife iui and
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