The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25


'.Terpsichorean Club" which was given
on Friday evening at the Guards armory.
Under an arch, formed by tall palms, the
chaperones Mesdames William Hunter
T. s. Wayne, P. w Meldrim,
George r. Cam and Mrs. Joseph
Hull. sat watching the merry dancers
until the wee sma' hours" The evening
was comparatively cool and the bright
young faces peeping out of their surround
ings OF fluffy organizes and yards Of lace
made a picture long to be remembered.
Miss Fanny Meldrim was particularly
pretty in dainty white mouseline de sole
trimmed with numberless rows OF tiny
white satin ribbon, while Miss Mary
Wayne, in a corn-colored organdie, over
yellow taneta, was strlkingly handsome
Miss Mary Kline, in pink organdie. and
Miss Eliza Hull. in bird-egg blue, looked
as though they had stepped from an old
fashioned portrait to take part in the
evenings festivities. One of the features
of the occasion was the 'Terpsichorean
Two-step," composed especially by Mr.
Frank Hayward for this dance. The mu-
sic was inspiring. and should Mr.. Hey
ward continue with his compositions as he
has begun he will soon be rival of Kerry
Mills. Those present were Misses Lucus
from Charleston Annie Haines, Jeanne
Haines Belle Shotter, Eileen Hunter
Missy Hun. Mamie Kline. Cornelia Mac
lean Angie Cubbedge Ethel Mcintyre
Fanny Phillips. Maggie Thompson Mary
Wayne. Fanny and Carrie Lou
Neldrim, Fanny Phillips and FL
eanor Hill. Messrs. Darwin and
Alex Hull, Raymond Sullivan Tom Har
per, Tom. Frank and Stephen Hayward,
Clayton Purse, Berrien Glover. Jim Ly-
nah, Ravenel Gignilliat, Tattnall Pritch-
ard. Henry L. Myrover, e. @. Thomson,
Dawson Wylly, Montague Boyd, Laurie
Lee, Jack Carson, Frank Mcintyre, Sid
ney Stubs and Robert Waller. The sup
per was served by the Independence Soci-
ETY. of st. Pauis Church.
Miss Name Kline was hostess at
trolley ride party around the belt last
Wednesday afternoon. Upon returning to
the house refreshments were served upon
the spacious veranda, and the evening
wound up with an old-fashioned candy
making yfrollc. Those present were: Misses
Eileen Hunter, Annie Haines, Claudia
johnson of Florida. Lucy Boyd and Miss
Lucus of Charleston, Messrs. Ravenel
GignilIat. Robert Waller Frank and
Stephen Hayward, Edward G. Thompson,
Berrien Glover and Sidney Stubs.
Mrs. C. S. Connerat entertained the
members of the Whist Club on Friday
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs George
T. Cam, Mrs. William G. Cam, Mrs.
Emile Newman, Mrs o. f. Cohen, Mrs,
L. c. Banks, Mrs Eugene Anderson Mrs.
Bradford Durham, Mrs. Alex Hull, Mrs,
C.aH. Dixon, Mrs. Harry Thompson and
Mrs. Claude Hammond.
Among the pleasant parties at Tybee
Tuesday evening was one chaperoned by
Mrs T. S. Wayne, and included Misses
Eliza and Albert Hun, Mary Wayne and
Annulette Stubs, Lieut.. Casey b. Nor
gan, c. s. Connerat, Frank bearing and
Savage Lyman.
Master Duncan Owens was the happy
little host at a chfldrens party on Thurs
day afternoon from to Z, when he cele-
hrated his 9Th birthday. After various
games had been played and one little fel-
low wanted to know when the party"
would begin the folding doors were thrown
open and the sight revealed sent joy to the
heart Of every child present. In the
center OF the table was a large cake daint-
ily iced and marked Duncan on
which burned five colored candles Mas
ter Owens cut his own cake, and each lit
ale guest was made happy with souve-
mir of the occasion. Those present were
Misses Annie Johnson, Mania Hull. Cath
arine Charlton. Mai Owens. Alice and
Elizabeth Gordon, Eleanor Cosens, Sarah
Barrow Margaret Haines, Kathleen and
Marie Murphy, Mabel Zeigler, Mary How
ard and Eliza Schley. Masters Julian
johnson. Thomas J. Charlton. Jr, Kemp
ton Aiken. Charlton Theus. Julian Hart
ridge, Spencer o. Shotter, Anderson Car
michael G. Mercer Lang, Frank Bisbee
and Horace Battey.
Mrs. James Earle entertained delightful
~ at her cosy Tybee cottage on Wednes-
Il amin flu PnIl
and Mrs. G. NJ. Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs Hey
ward Ravenel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Har-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bell, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph r. Marshall. Misses Irene
Withers. Elizabeth Gilbert. Bessie Hey
ward, Fanny Turner, Lucie Lowrie Ada
Turner, Estelle Cole and Margaret White
sides Of Atlanta, Messrs. E. S. Elliott,
Newell Turner. J. de Bruyn Hops Wey-
man Harmon and John Gilbert.
bachelor supper at Hotel Tybee last
Monday night consisted of Messrs. A. A.
McKethen, II. b. Duckworth Shelby Ny
rick ana 9. Noble Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Wilson were hosts
at a small fish supper at Hotel Tybee last
Monday, their guests being Miss Ander-
son and Mr.. c. G. Anderson, Jr
Among those who enjoyed the dancing al
Tybee Tuesday where Misses Lssesne OF
Charleston, Sallie and Elizabeth Haskell
Messrs. W. G. Harrison, T. L. Owens and
E. G. Haskell
Among the hostesses Of the coming week
will be Miss Cornela Maclean and Miss
Mary Wayne.
Mrs. George w. Anderson is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. w. L. Wilson, al
Hotel Tybee
Mr.. Alex. Thesmar is spending a month
at the Tybee Hotel
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Anna
Hunter left Friday evening for Pores
Hiii' near Asheville. where they will spenc
the summer.
Mrs. J. T. Dent viii return tomorrow
from Hofwyl.
Mrs. Alex. b. Hull chaperoned sinal
party 10 Tybee on Tuesday evening. Tn. s.
present we're Misses Ollie Moore act
Laura Baker. and Messrs Walter Grave
her Tom Palmer and Mr.. Haughtoe
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Trezevant enter
tanned with fish supper at Thunderbol
last night, in honor Of Mr. and MIS-. Or
mond Strong.
Drs. Ralston and Harry H. Lattimor,
we're hosts at fish supper at the Yacb
In iast night. Their guests being Mr.