The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

prit and Miss Albert HUI. in pure white
orgaudie. were striking and lovely con-
trast. while Miss Mary Hops, i'm "a white
organdy, over pink silk with tiny ruff
fes of lace and satin ribbon, was love-
illness personifcd. Miss Maggie Thomp-
son. in pink organdy aud lace, was sweet
" modest and attractive. Others present
were Misses Eileen Hunter. Jeanne iiaines
Mary Wayne, Clifford Munnerlyn
Annie Haines. Mary Kline, Missy
Hun and Lucy Boyd Messrs.
Robert Waller, Tat Pritchard. Stephen
Hayward, Frank Hayward, Tom Hey
ward. Eddie Thompson, Alex Hun,
Darwin Hull, Dawson Wyly. Clayton
Purse, Berrien Glover, Sidney Stubs and
Ravenel Gignmiat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bisbee were the charming
hosts aboard the Dauntess Friday after
noon. The weather was perfect for a trip
to Tybee buoy, and the moonlight on the
river was ideal. Mr.. and Mrs Bisbee had
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex HUI, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Tiedeman, Mrs. W. D. bearing, DIR.
and Mrs. d. Hops, Mrs. George Tiede-
man, Mrs. c. c. Schley, DR.. w. w. Ow-
ems and Mr.. Edward A. Mercer.
Mrs Joseph Hun and Mrs. Walker of
Columbus chaperoned the following young
people to Tybee Tuesday evening: Misses
Albert and Missy Hull, Annulette Stubs,
Eileen Hunter, Mary Kline Maggie S.
Thompson. Lucy Boyd and Annie Haines.
Messrs. Berrien Glover, Frank Hayward,
Dawson Wylly, Clayton Purse, Alex Hun,
Sidney Stubs, Eddie Thompson and Rob
ert Waller.
The following IS from on At
lanta paper: Griffin, July 1S.-Miss
Theo Mills was the charming little hostess
at a lawn fete this afternoon, given in
honor of her two lovely guests. Miss Eth
el Gay of Atlanta and Miss Julia Tracy
Hunter of Savannah. About fifty of the
young society folk enjoyed various games
and other amusements and dainty refresh
ments.'
Miss Alice Bliss is spending some weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Ninson, at
Helena, Ga.
Mrs. ST Basch is spending the summer at
Norcross. Ga. A part of her time, how
ever viii be devoted to the rugged and
beautiful scenery of Tallulah Falls and
Rabun and Habersham counties
Misses Lala Cumming and Rena Butt of
Atlanta win return home tonight after
QtllSuNlut Visit 10 iltIllS III savannah.
Mrs p B. Springer and sons have re-
turned from a visit to relatives at War
saw
Mr.. William Bohan of the South End
Cafe, Tybee. gave a supper party on
Thursday evening TO Miss Philomene Null
herin OF Augusta. Others present were
Misses Nellie O'Brien, Agnes Rourke. Sal
lie Black and Viva Harty, Messrs. j. M
Black, Frank Palmer, Frank Golden, Jo-
TTaffqrrYaau ri nj
CORTLAND Dixon.
Mrs. ]. T. West is spending several
weeks in Townsville visiting relatives
Or. and Mrs St. ]. B. Graham will
spend part of the summer in British Amer
lea.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Hazlehurst. Jr. sailed on
Tuesday for New York. MIR. Hazlehurst
will visit East Orange, Newark and points
of interest around New York city and in
Connecticut before returning home
Miss Helen Gray celebrated her 18th
birthday with a charming party last Fri
day. Her guests We're Misses Mary Bo-
han. Eva Brown, Alice Lotion. Ethel
FaTris, Cadda Lee, Della Lee, Myrtle Nc
Kay. Bessie King Annie Rebarra, Geor-
gia Rebarra, Nellie Davis, Julia Barnard,
Mabel O'Dority, Josephine Gray and An
ME May Nix, Masters Alber Nix, Alex
ander Nix, George Smith. Willie Bohan,
Joseph McAVoy and Lafayette Mckay.
MRS. Dawson Wylly was host yesterday
evening at a launch party on the "Mona
w" Mrs. d. Hops chaperoned. After a
delightful run to Warsaw beach the young
people embarked and sought the moonlil
waters for a refreshing surf bath. The
trip back 10 Isle of Hope was charming
and they reached Savannah much exhn
arated by the SALT air of old ocean. Those
present were Misses Eileen Hunter. Annie
Haines, Missey Hull, Maggie Thompson
and Mary Hops. Messrs. Berrien Glover
Raymond and Willard sullivan Frank
Hayward. Tom Harper and Tattnal
PTitchard.
Mr. Sidney Stubs left yesterday for
months stay in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Overton are spend
Ing some time a Arden Park. N. c.
Mr. l. Meyer and daughter, Miss l.
Meyer Of Brunswick, have sailed for Eu
rope, where they viii spend some time Wis
fling the Paris exposition before returning
10 America
MIR. j d. CarsweI and Mr.. Frank Hol
land were the hosts at a supper party a
the Yacht Club Tuesday evening. Theh
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gibbs, Mr.
and Mrs George w. owens and Mr. Ray
mond Butler
Mr.. ALBION d. Johnston has returne,
from a visit to Bluffton.
Miss Lucy Boyd left on Thursday even
ing TO spend a few days in Statesboro.
Mrs. L. C. Bank entertained a few
friends very Informally yesterday after
noon with a watermelon party" on ne
lovely lawn surrounding her residence OIL
Huntington street.
Miss Cora Anderson of Brunswick is Wis
idng Mrs. f. J. Hogan. al No IS Hun
street West.
Mrs. \. V. Wallis and daughter. Mis-
Name Wallis, have returned from sta.
az Button and are now at home at No 81
Jones street. west.
MT and Mrs. n. T. Wilson ontertaineI
with a delightful card party on Tuesda
evening in honor of their guest. Mis-
Dohohue. The rooms were beautifully dee
GRATED with palms and flowers Dainr
ices were served during the game
Ihose present were Mr. an,
Mrs. H. Jansen, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c GoebeI
Mr, ana Mrs. j. j. Powers, Mr. and Mrs
D: H. Boishaw MI. ana Mrs NJ. A. con
any, Mrs. Howard. Mrs W "a poy,ling