The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-09


of the entire season was danced at the
Guards Armory hall Wednesday evening.
Mr.. B. f. Finney leading il. As usual with
the spring entertainments most of the
gowns worn were of organdie or muslin
and the effect of these light and airy COS
TUNES. which were chiefly of white, was
lovely. Mrs. Charles Shearson and Mrs
Henry Stevens were the chaperones and
among the out-oi-town guests were Mrs
Joshua Merrill, Jr.. of Dedham, Mass,
Mrs. Clifford Hartridge OF New York, Mrs
Rawlins Lowndes of Charleston, Lieut.
and Mrs. Hines, L. S. A, Miss Helen
Buchanan and Miss WiTlene Buchanan Of
Philadelphia, Miss Forbes Of Warrenton,
Va, Miss Lesesne of Charleston, Miss
Guerard Of Columbus, Ga, Miss Hillyer Of
Atlanta. Miss Watts of New York. Among
the others present were Mr.. and Mrs John
Malloch, DR.. and Mrs. John Paige, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gratz Myers Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Murphy, Mrs. Benjamin F. Finney, Miss
Righton Habersham Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Albert Hun, Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Elizabeth Butler
Miss Nisbet, Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss
Eleanor Green, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss
AnuIette Stubbs Miss Mabel Strachan,
Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Mabel Stoddard
Miss Edith Warfield. Miss Alice May Con
nerat, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Marie Bfois
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Elise Guerard, Miss
Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers,
Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Jennie
Sullivan, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss
Annie Maclean Miss Edith Johnston Miss
withers Miss Banks, Lieut.. Blankenship
Lieut. Darrah, Lieut.. Brown, Capt. John
son, Captain Guerard, Lieut. Hillyer,
Capt Marye. MIR. Malloch, Mr.. Stewart
Brown. Mr. W Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Julian
Hartridge, Mr. Edward s. Elliott, Mr..
Clarence Anderson. Mr.. John Morris, Mr..
Edward Demere, MIR. Henry Walthour
Mr.. Stewart Hincks, Mr.. John Clark, Mr..
James McAlpin, Jr, Mr.. j d. Taylor, Mr.
Godin Guerard Mr.. e. o. Watkins, Mr..
Newell Turner, Mr.. Anton Wright Mr. A
A. MacKethan, Mr.. Fred Kent, Mr.. Shell
by Myrick, Mr.. Fred Myers Mr.. Eldred
Simkins Mr.. Clarence Connerat, Mr.
North Chisholm, Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens, Mr..
Edward Stoddard, Mr.. Ormond Strong
Mr.. Hubert Duckworrh, Mr.. Frank Dear
ing, Mr. Robert Butler, Jr., MIR. Rogers
Woods, Mr.. Palmer Arson. Mr.. George
Germany, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr.. Edward
Stoddard, Mr. John Stoddard, Mr.. Lang
West, Mr.. Al bearing, Mr.. Raymond But
Ter, Mr.. Mills B. Lane. Mr. j. Ad-
ans Ganahl. Col Taylor, Lieut..
Col. De- Four Maj. Ruthers, Maj
Chalaron, Capt Daughtrey, Capt.
Herndon, Capt. George Cooper, Capt Mat
thews, Capt Jacobs Capt. Jackson, Capt.
Erwin Capt. Pruden, Lieut. Dugazon.
Capt. Waterman, Capt. Yeatman, Lieut.
Williams, Lieut.. Bell, Lieut.. Fostes and
Lieut.. Fornares.
The beautiful card party, given by Mrs.
Bradford Durham Wednesday afternoon
brought out large number of society wo-
men, and was pronounced one of the most
delightful events of Easter week. The
handsome home on Gordon street was
deliberately decorated with glossy palms
and profusion of lovely flowers. The
lights were softened with pink creme
shades, which threw a becoming glow
throughout the rooms. and both in the
drawing room and library La France roses
We're used in decoration. The dining room
across the hail was also used as a card
room, and there Easter lilies banked the
mantels and buffet and made an effective
show with masses of maiden-hair ferns.
Euchre, it goes without saying, was the
same of the afternoon, and the PLAYERS
kept their scores on charming cards paint
ed with Gibson heads. The prizes were
unusually handsome and unique Mrs.
Eugene Anderson won the first a beau
tiful Venetian glass decanter. Miss Krauss
OF Philadelphia won the second, a wrought
silver buckle of artistic design. A lovely
little engraving, framed in gold. was
awarded TO Mrs McFadden, while the con
ISOLATION prize, a Dresden china ornament
1ell to Miss Belle Daniel. Mrs. Durham
guests on this occasion We're: Mrs. Charles
H Strong, Mrs James II. Hunter Mrs
Robert Guerard. Mrs. King Wylly. Mrs
w. W. Owens Mrs. Gabbett, Mrs. Henry
g. Thompson, Mrs. Charles Il. Dixon. Mrs
Wallace Howard. Mrs. Clarence Connerat
Mrs. William Hunter, Mrs, Arthur over.
ton, Mrs. Harris Cope, Mrs Eagan. Mrs
L. c. Banks Mrs C. e. Gillette. Mrs
George Barnum, Mrs. Baily Hopkins, Mrs
Henry c. McFadden. Mrs. Orlando Cohen
Mrs Alfred c. Girard, Mrs J. A. G. Car.
SON Mrs Thomas Mills. Mrs. Cornwall
Mrs Cornelius Moses Mrs. Eugene Ander
son, Mrs Emil Neyman, Mrs Dunn. Mrs
A. e. Moynelo, Mrs. Noise. Mrs. Bernard
Guest, Miss Elizabeth Johnston. Miss Eu
genia Johnston, Miss Mary Mills, Mrs
Jacksonia Mills. Miss Irene Withers. Mis-,
Maud Smith, Miss Cosens, Miss Hamilton
of GAINESVILLE, o.. Miss Josephine Eagan
Mss Emma Bulloch, Miss Alice MAY Con
nerat. Miss Floride Banks, Miss Emma
Huger, Miss Belle Daniel. and Mis-.
Brewer.
Miss Georgia Freeman also gave a care
party Wednesday afternoon. at which {
number Of her friends were delightfully."-
entertained. Pink and white carnations
vioets and pansies adorned the room,
where cards were played, Mrs Hemar
Charlton, Miss Emma Hopkins and Mis-.
Garrard cut for the first prize, a silvei
stock buckle. which fell to the lot of Mis-.
hopkins, while Mrs Charlton won the sec
ond prize, a wrought iron candle
stick. Miss Freeman's guests We're
Mrs. Heman Charlton, Mrs. Horace Crane
Mrs. Robert G.. Harrison, Mrs Dahn
Miss Righton Habersham Miss Georgi.
Cope, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Nina
Pape, Miss Emma Hopkins Miss Phoeb,
Elliott, Miss Helen Buckman, Miss VII
lene Buckman, Miss Georgia Charlton
Miss Kate Hartrldge, Miss Flora Dancy
Miss Marie Remshart. Miss Alice Rems
mart Miss Florence Olmstead, Mis-,