The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-23

by some fOrty-odd couples al the
Guards armory Tuesday evening. AMI
was. of course, for the younger people,
the event of the week. Mr.. Clarence An
derson, who led with Miss Mary Jones.
was particularly happy in his choice Of
figures. Nearly all of the couples were
on the floor at once, and the marching
and counter marching was effectively
managed. 1t was strange to see how few
blue gowns were in evidence. Black and
white seemed the most popular combina-
ton, but a number OF pink costumes,
ranging from the faintest rose to the most
daring American Beauty shade brighten
ed the ball room. a charming gown was
worn by Miss Jane Sullivan, of white
organdie, with innumerable little rufies.
edged with narrow blue satin ribbons.
blue satin gird.e and a cluster OF pink
roses on the bodice completed the costume.
Miss Marie Nisbet's dress also was a
beautiful white organde, deliberately
trimmed with lace-edged frills Miss
Jean Struthers of Philadelphia wore a
very handsome costume of black embrod-
cred net over black satin, the bodice be-
ing a striking combination of black and
white. Miss Forbes of Warrenton, Va,
also wore a black gown, on which the
only touch of color was a knot Of green
satin on the left shoulder White or
Candle and silk dresses, with black lace
edgngs and insertions, were in prom-
nence. Four lovely costumes of this de-
scrlption were worn by Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Albert Hull, Miss Anulette Stubs
and Miss Elise Rauers. The Misses Kate
and FrIeda Rauers were in beautiful
frocks of lace and organdie over the pref
test shade Of green imaginable. A dainty
gown of delicate peachblow color was
worn by Miss Florence Nisbet, and an
other lovely pink was that of Miss Ham
mond's, with overdress of filmy lace in
sertions, mounted on India muslin. The
chaperons present were: Mrs. Henry D.
Stevens, Mrs. Fleming G. duBignon and
Mrs. Charles A Shearson. Among the
dancers were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gibbes. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy,
Mrs. Clifford Hartridge, Miss Lily Ander-
son, Miss Marion Hammond Miss Frieda
Rauers, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Anulette
Stubs. Miss Emily Forbes Miss Georgia
Charlton, Miss Nan duBignon Miss Ma
bel Strachan, Miss Eleanor Green Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Lila Low, Miss Ie-
onora Gabbett, Miss Helen Buchanan.
Miss Willene Buchanan. Miss Edith War
field. Miss Nisbet. Miss Florence Nisbet,
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Jane Sullivan,
Miss Rosa Sullivan. Miss Alice May Con-
nerat Miss Mary Haines, Miss Rightor
Habersham, Miss Sally Haskell Miss
Elizabeth Parker. Miss Marie Blols. Miss
Elise Rauers, Miss Lima Huger, Miss EN-
ma Huger. Miss Mary Jones. Miss Lola
Moynelo. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss hill
yer, Miss Garrard, Miss Edith Otis, Miss
Josephine Egans Miss Jean Struthers, Miss
Albert Huh, Mr.. Edward S. Elliott Mr.
John Morris, Mr.. Eldred Simkns, Mr.
Shelby Myrick. Mr.. Rogers Wood Mr..
Fred Myers Mr. Steed, Mr.. Edward Stod-
dard Lieut. Williams. Mr.. Clarence An
derson, Mr.. North Chisholm, Mr. Edward
Haskell, Lieut. Hillyer, Mr.. Paul Haskell
Mr.. Fred Kent. Mr.. Al bearing Mr.. Rob
ert Butler, Mr.. William Barnwen Mr.
Dave Barrow. Capt. Marye, Mr.. Joseph
Taylor Mr. T. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Ornond
Strong, Mr.. Noble Jones, Lieut.. MacKe-
than, Mr.. Leopold Alexander. MIR. Lang
don West, Mr.. Robert Fleming, Mr.. George
Cam, Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr.. Stein
Bryan, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore Mr. HUI
bert Duckworth, Mr.. II. l. Stoddard Mr..
Gordon Harrison, Mr.. f. o. Watkins. Mr..
Edward Demere. Mr.. Walker of August ia,
MIR. Henry Backus, Mr.. James McAlpin.
49, A~4~dN' pAShANGlt MI clarence AONneTaf,
Mr. Hibbs, Lieut.. Blankenship, MIR. Hor-
ace Hunter. Mr.. Anton Wright Mr. Pal
mer Arson. Lieut. Brown, Mr.. ]. Ferris
Cam, Capt. Dority, Mr.. Raymond Butler
and Lieut.. Burow.
This seems TO have been a week of club
meetings, for scarcely a day has passed
without some such assemblage, chiefly for
the purpose of playing five-handed eu-
cher, the all-exciting womens game. II
raa1zs sarr -saf,
make a pleasant substitute, but il does
not seem to have found as much favor
here as elsewhere.
Mrs. Joseph Muir Lang entertained the
Married Womens Club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Bolton street The rooms
were prettily decorated with spring flow,
ers. Deep pink roses, carnations and 6
quantity of lovely vioets We're used
delightful afternoon Of card plavinsg re-
suited in Mrs w w. Owens winning q
silver belt buckle and Mrs. John How
kns, dainty pink and white silk worl
bag. Mrs Lang's guests were Mrs
John s. Howkins, Mrs Robert Hun. Mrs
William G. Morrel, Mrs. John Screven
Mrs w. w. Owens, Mrs. Charles 3. Ma
lone, Mrs. Thomas ]. Charlton, Mrs
Frank Battey, Mrs. George Mercer. Mrs
William d. bearing. Mrs. George Schley
Mrs A. G. Guerard, Mrs. Horace Crane
Mrs Charles A. Gibbes. Mrs. ]. A. G
Carson, Mrs. J. l.. Walthour, Mrs Rober
Ellington, the Misses Orme, the Misse
HUI. Miss Otis and Miss Maude Hayward
delightfully."- written article by Cfeorg,
KEENAN, IN a recent Outlook must max,
savannah very proud of one Of her sons
who has always been a well-known ant
popular member OF society. Although I
prophet may be without honor, etc. Their,
are very few countries that do not appre
ciate their soldiers, and while such critics
as Mr. KEENAN, and others are giving I'M
atihted praise 20 Lieut. Col. Wylly for al
that ne has accomplished and IS accom-
phshing In the "Old Town OF Baracoa
Savannah cannot express too often he,
appreciation. ar KEENAN, was the euas
Of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Wylly while h
bhracoa and, after making some v.r,
pleasant speeches concerning the charm
ing hospitality Of American women. he DO
votes page TO Lieut. Wylly ana DR. To
Hardy's renovation OF The old Spanish hos
piial for the use OF the soldiers: savlp,
that Lieut. WHY'S experiment shout,
serve as an object lesson 90 eomnand lot
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