The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-11

This is the season Of the year when
matters are reversed and instead of find
ing any gaiety in town. one has to go out
of il for social doings At Tybee enjoy
T1eut is at It's hight and a general air Of
life and merriment pervades the island
The cottages are all open, the pavilion
crowded with people while the beach IS
gay with bathers and spectators. An I'M
usual number of Savannahians are guests
there this year. while as usual people
from the interior are fockng TO the sea-
shore. Children of all ages find the beach
with IFS lovely shells and delightful pools
ideal playground, and even the ubiqut-
tous merry go-round is a never-faAing
source Of pleasure AS for the society
young people. they are getting up parties
Utmost every afternoon or evening for
dance or a surf bath, and older heads
than they do not find such entertainment
lacking in amusement.
Among the young people at Tybee Tues
day evening for the weekly dance was
party chaperoned by Or. and Mrs Hops,
in which were the Misses Mary Hops
Eliza Hull Annie Haines. Eileen Hunter,
Carrie Lou Meldrim Lucy Boyd, Fannie
Meldrim, Angie Cubbedge and Messrs.
TatnaH Pritchard, Frank Hayward, Ed
ward Thomson, Stephen Hayward, Joe
Hayward. Robert Waller Bonnie Glover
Thomas Harper. Clayton Purse and Rave
mel Gignilliat.
Miss Mary Arnold was the guest of
honor at a charming card party given by
Miss Sally Haskell Friday evening As il
was the eve of Miss Arnolds departure
for New York, a number OF her Irienas
were given this opportunity of saying
goodbye to her, and thoroughly delight
ful evening was spent by the assembled
Scores Kent JaDdDeSA fans
and the ladies' prize was also a fan, of
white gauze in empire design. This was
won by Miss Albert HUI, while Mr.. John
Morris won the other prize, book Miss
Haskells guests included Miss Arnold,
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Mise Caro- duBlg-
non, Miss Elise Wayne, Miss Katharine
Hartridge Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Elizabeth Parker Miss An
ulette Stubbs, Miss Kate Rauers Miss
Frseda Rauers, Miss Jennie Haines Miss
Albert Huh MIR. w. w. williamson
Mr.. William Pratt, Mr.. Arthur Elliott,
MIR. Edward Haskell Mr.. Anton Wright
MIR. Thesmar, Mr. John Morris, Mr.. Paul
Haskell, Mr.. William Bagnwen, Mr.. Harry
Daniel and Mr.. Lang West.
Mr. David c. Barrow was host at a
beautiful dinner Tuesday evening at his
home on Jones street, west. The table,
where covers We're laid for twelve, was
decorated with mass of pink and white
sweet peas and asparagus fern. The con-
genial party OF young men who We're de-
lightfully entertained by Mr.. Barrow in
fud satn MT W. Y qII o9d ovens M JAMES r
James McAlpin, Jr, MIR. Tattnan Chari-
ton. Mr.. Robert NJ. Hitch, Mr.. John Nor
Tis Mr.. Percy Bacon, Mr.. Charles J.
Hunter Mr.. Frank Richmond and Mr..
Craig Barrow.
The girls of Miss Hartridge's school, en-
3oyed a delightful picnic at Tybee Thurs
day. The party went down at 10 o clock in
special car, and the entire day
was spent on the island The va
wadng, walks on the beach, rides
on the Merry so round, and
dancing in The pavilion were each
the regrets when the time came came
for the return TO town. The girls who were
present were Miss Miriam Dent, Miss
Jennie Haines Miss Myra WILCOX Miss
COrnelia Maclean. Miss Jane Smart, Miss
Fannie Phillips, Miss Eleanor HILL Miss
IStnei McIhtyLe, MISS NlFgz MIA cater Miss
Mary MoreL Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss Pan
Ey Boyd Miss Minnie Mackall Miss Eliza
beth Shooter, Miss Louise bearing. Mss
Margaret Charlton, Miss Anna Hunter,
Miss Claudia McAlpin, Miss Florence Stew
ems. Miss May Egan, Miss Josephine Stew
ems, Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Lucy Brooks,
Miss Eleanor Shotter, Miss Lucy Barrow,
Miss Patti Barrow, Miss Lila Conner, Miss
Gladys Girafdeau. Miss Annie Smkins
Miss Belle Battey, Miss Elise Krenson
Miss Claudia johnson and Miss Sarah Ell
holt
Down at St GATHERINGS Island Miss
Elise Rauers has been entertaining q
to-day Mrs. Rauers IS chaperoning
the young people who are Mrs Henry WIZ
Gon hodge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss jess
Eie Chisholm, Mr.. James McAlpin Jr. Mr.
Louis Malone and Mr.. Leopold Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wilson, Miss
Lily Anderson Miss Mary Jones. Mr. John
Morris and MIR. Clarence Anderson formed
party at Tybee Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry d. Stevens chap
eroned a party of children on a pleasant
launch party Wednesday afternoon.
Among those who were present We're the
Misses Elizabeth Shotter, Eleanor Shot
ter, Constance Chestnut, Belle Battey,
Dorothy Baldwin, Florence and Josephine
Stevens Dana and Arthur Stevens
A delightful little musicale took place
yesterday morning at the home of Mrs
George Schley. when the following pro-
eramme was rendered: Austrian
Folk Song" (Pacher), Miss Mai Rivers.
1.-The Sylphs" (valse caprice) (Bachmam,
Miss Kathleen N. FRY; Tran mere e.
(Shumann), Miss Gladys Girardeau;
Die Scauarzual der UAr,' (Carl He.Hs),
Miss Alice Mcmillan; Study i'm Trlp-
lets" Of. Beyerl, Miss Belle Old. Bauey:
Rustic Dance tkinross), Miss Dorothy
BALDWIN; German Air" Master Gordon
Names. Refreshments We're served after
the programme had been completed and
Miss Gladys Glrerdoau was awarded a
copy Of the life of Schumann for her ex-
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