The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-29

were very effective as '"The Zodiac" and
Might" Mrs. Charles Malone, Lady
Teazle.' and Mr. Malone, "A Soldier"
Mrs. Bailey Hopkins was extremely pret-
ty as a flower girl, in white and pink, and
: MI. Hipkins was captain Of naval re-
serves Mrs. T. NJ Cunningham. Jr., wore
becoming minuet costume; Mrs Vim
berley DeRenne was "Cotilion;" Mrs.
Dickinson, Carmen" and Mrs Arthur
Haiues "A Drummer Girl" Among the
other characters exceuenty represented
were "A Carmedte Nun" Miss Marie Mis-
bet; A Vivandiere. Miss Kate Rauers;
Little Red Riding Hood" Miss Emma
Huger; "A French Shepherdess." Miss
Mabel Stoldard; "A Butterfly" Miss
Flora Dancy; "A Red Cross Nurse" Miss
Edith Warheld; "A Pink Lamp Shade"
Miss Frieda Rauers; Carmen" Miss AL
bert Hull; "A SWISS Peasant"
Miss Leonora Gabbett; "A Flower
Girl Miss Lola Moynelo; Marie
Antoinette.' Miss Emmel of Columbus;
"A Dresden Figure" Miss Connerat;
"A Girl of 1892 - Miss Elise Guerard; "A
Poppy" Miss Mary Haines; AN Ante
bellum Dame" Miss Belle Daniel; "A
French Peasant" Miss Lima Woodbridge;
"A Gypsy" Miss Helen Egan; "A Boards
ley Poster" Miss Annie Maclean: "A Red
Cross Nurse" Miss Rghton Habersham;
"A Standing Joke" Miss Sally McAlpin;
"Niolets" Miss Julia Wright; Red
Roses" Miss Ethel Moses; 'Zngara,"
Miss Lulie Speer; Don Carlos" Mr..
Clarence Anderson; Beau Brummel." Mr.
William Barnwen AN English Judge"
MIR. Anton Wright; "A Gondolier" Mr..
John Stoddard; "A French Peasant" Mr..
A. G. Guerard; Columbus" Mr. Mills b.
Lane; DE Soto" Mr. A n. MacKethan;
AN Indian Chief" Mr.. Shelby Myrick;
"A Soldier" Mr. Arthur Haines; Golfer"
Mr.. f. C. Battey; BLACK Prince" Mr..
r, O. Watkins; "Conida," Mr.. Lang West;
"1776" Mr.. Edward Haskell; Thomas
Jefferson" Mr. Shelby Myrick; Frank
Webber, Student" Mr. T. G. Bassinger;
"Pieuot." Mr., G. Noble Jones; "A Gentle
man of the 18th Century" Mr.. Harry
Daniel; "Claud Melnotte," Mr.. Rogers
Woods; "A Tin Soldier" Mr.. Edward De-
mere; Count of Monte Cristo," Mr.. Wal
ter Henderson; "A Law Student" Mr..
Henry Walthour; "Arbaces," MIR. A. l..
Alexander Captain U. S. A." Mr. Or
monde Strong; Yet" Mr. North CHS
holm; The Professors Pet" Mr.. George
Germany; King Cole Mr. Fred Kent;
I'm Incroyable," Mr.. Robert Butter Jr.;
Willie of the Yacht" Mi Stein Bryan;
"A Duke Mr. John Morris" "a Toreador,"
Mr. Fred Myers; Monte Cristo," Mr.. r.
NJ. Moore; "A Student" MIR. Frank Dear
ing; "An Insurgent," Mr.. b. f. F'inney;
"A German Hussar." Mr.. Clarence Come
rat; "A Jester MIR. T. L. Malone; "A
Picture by Van Beers" MIR. John Malloch.
A number of Mrs Hammond's friends wit
messed the dance from the galleries.
Among these were Mrs. William II. Bak-
err Mrs Thomas Ashe Hall of Eufaula,
Ala Mr. and Mrs W. f. Baker, Mrs. II.
NJ. Conner, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs.
j. j. Rauers, Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cam, Mrs. C. l.. Gun
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton r. Woods,
Mrs. G. Il. Lamar Mr.. and Mrs H. 1.
Stoddard and Miss Baker.
The members of the S. +. o. Club were
the recipients last week of a novel form
of invitation in the shape of excursion
tickets from Montgomery to Nashville,
the excursionists being requested to meet
on CASTOR street Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Leonora Gabbett. On
their arrival they We're confronted with
huge transparency bearing the word
Montgomery and reinforced by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabbett, Miss Gabbett and her
friend. Miss Zillah Emmel, they set out
on a journey to an adjacent residence
bearing the sign, Nashville. There in a
well appointed depot hung with maps.
posters. railway guides and folders"
capable porter and stewardess assisted
the travellers to remove their hats and
wraps, and the party stepped into the
three spacious drawing room cars of
special train bound for Nashville. The
restaurants along this particular line must
have been of very high order for at
every one of The frequent stops the guests
RECALLED themselves with pie, ham sand
witches, coffee, peanuts and lemonade,
served by attractive little Mattresses.
at typical lunch counter. Presumably
there was a breakdown on the road, for
the excursion ended with a german,
danced in the aisles of these spacious cars,
an achievement not yet attained by tour
lists on the Lake Shore Limited or the
Black Diamond Express. The members of
his very jolly excursion party were Mr..
and Mrs b. f. Finney, Miss Louise CHS
holm, Miss Laura Green, Miss Kate Rau-
ers. Miss Josephine Egan Mss Frieda
Rauers. Miss Anuette Stubs, Miss Mar
ion Hammond, Miss Emma Huger. Miss
Albert Hull, Miss Alice Sinnickson. Miss
Faith Warfeld, Miss May duBignon Miss
Belle Daniel Mss Righton Habersham.
Mr. Theodore Barnard. Mr. Langdon
West. MIR shelby Myrick Mr. Edward
Haskell. Mr.. Paul Haskell, Mr. William
Haskell. Mr.. Harry Daniel Mr.. Clarence
Connerat MIR. Edward Stoddard Mr.. John
Stoddard. Mr.. John Morris, Mr. Edward
Demere. Mr.. Frank bearing Mr.. North
Chisolm Mr.. Noble Jones. Mr. Arthur
Elliott. Mr. Clarence Anderson and Mr..
Savage Lyman,
Monday evening Miss Mabel Strachan
save an informal dance at the Yacht Club.
complimentary to Miss Edith Varied and
90 Miss Alice Tndle of Pittsburg. Pa The
party left the city al about o'clock, and
after several hours pleasantly spent in
dancing adjourned to Bannon Lodge.
where delicious supper was thoroughly
enjoyed. Those In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Strachan, Miss Strachan, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Cam, Miss Edith Warheld,
Miss Alice Tndle, Miss Jane Sullivan,
Miss Albert Huh Miss Alice Remshart.
Miss Marie Remshart. Miss Flora Dancy
Miss Mamie Jackson. Miss Tina Roberts,
Miss Anulette Subbs. Miss Katharine
Rauers. Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Alice
Snnickson, Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss
Helen Egan. Miss Josephine Egan Miss
Alice MAY Couerat Miss Jennie May. Miss
Eunice Read, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. Henry
Walthour, Mr.. Clarence Anderson Mr.. HUI
bert Duckworth, Mr.. Robert Fleming.
Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.. Frank Papy, Mr..
Mariana Papy MIR. Fred Saussy, Mr..
Stein Bryan. Mr.. Savage Lyman. Mr..
George Armstrong, Mr. Ormond Strong.