The morning news., 1899-04-16

fully entertained lHuISudN bS MI elAN
Mrs. Henry Stevens at their home on
CASTOR street. The decorations were eX-
ceptionally lovely. Masses Of madenhair
ferns fringed the mantels, and were BANK
ed in the fireplaces, while groups of palms
were arranged with artistic taste about
the rooms The lighted lamps and candles
were shaded with green. In the front
room La France roses interminsled with
the ferns and in the second, pink carna-
tions The long dining room, which was
also used as a card ROOM was particu-
larly effective. There Easter lilies were
used in profusion. and from every nook
and corner raised their graceful heads.
Mrs. ]. Muir Lang and Mr. John Screven
won the prizes at cards. which were
silver belt buckle, set with amethysts.
and a silver knife. Among MIR. and Mrs.
Stevens guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam G. Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Malone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Muir Lang, MIR.
and Mrs. j. l.. Wathour, Mr..
and Mrs. John Screven, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wright Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Guest, DIR. and Mrs. John
Howkins. DR.. and Mrs w. w. owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. G. Carson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Chesnutt Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Malone. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guerard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Howard, Mrs. Cecil
Gabbett Mrs Thomas J. Charlton, Miss
Harriet Ganahl, Miss Emily Forbes, Miss
Agnes Hayward, Mr.. William Barnwel,
and Mr.. Mitchell King.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs George Cam
on Forsyth Park was gay with lights and
music Thursday evening, when the 5. e.
o. Club was given a delightful little CO.
tillion of twenty couples by Miss Anu
lette Stubbs Mr.. Joseph Hibbs of Phil
adelphia who is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cam led the cotillion with Miss Stubbs,
and several pretty and amusing figures
were introduced. In one the men appeared
from the piazza in funny masks and
chose their partners, who did not know
until the figure was over with whom they
were dancing Hoops were used in an
other, and there were numbers of pretty
favors, which were dispensed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Moses and Mrs Henry Nc
Faddeu. The others who were present
were the Misses Buckman of Philadel-
phia, Miss Irene Withers, Miss Annie
Conner Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Elizabeth
Butler, Miss Elise Guerard, Miss Lily An
derson, Miss Helen Buekman. Miss Will
lene Buckman, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss
Frieda Rauers, Miss Emma Huger, Miss
Marion Hammond, Miss Albert Hull, Miss
Guerard Miss Maclean, Miss Lola Moy
neio, Miss Hillyer, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss
Edith Warfield, Miss Josephine Egan, Miss
Nan duBignon, Miss Mabel Strachan, MIR
Mills B. Lane, Mr.. W. Gordon Harri-
son. Mr.. Clarence Anderson Mr.. John
Morris, Lieut.. Burrow, Lieut.. Williams
Mr. George Freeman, Mr.. Henry Wal
thour, Mr.. Clarence Connerat, MIR. Or
mond Strong, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr..
Fred Kent, Mr.. Ferris Cann Mr. Robert
Fleming, Mr.. Harry Daniel, Mr. North
Chisholm. Mr.. Edward Stoddard Mr.. John
Stoddard, Mr.. Shelby Myrick, Mr. Stein
Bryan, Mr.. Robert Butler and Mr.. Fred
Myers.
Yesterday another entertainment of the
s. E. o. Club took place, which was ia
the form of beautiful luncheon given by
Miss Kate and Miss Frieda Rauers. Cow
ers were laid for twenty guests, and the
table was charming in its decorations of
green and white Carnations and lilies-of-
the valley, tied with green satin ribbons
formed an effective border to the oval
shaped mirror in the center of the table,
while tall cut glass vases of flowers and
green shaded candles completed the det-
orations. Gibson cards in pen and ink
Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Anulette Stubbs
Miss Marion Hammond Miss Albert Hufl
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Edith Warfield
Miss Helen Buckman, Miss Willene
Buckman, Miss Guerard, Miss Flora Dan
oy, Miss Lola Moyneio, Miss Hillyer
Miss Mary Haines. Miss Leonora CAB
hett, Miss May duBignon, Miss Eleanor
Green, Miss Lila Low and Miss Josephine
Eagan.
charming moi ~ rrfrr I.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Karow Wednesday
evening, at which the guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Owens, DR.. and Mrs
John Paige Mrs. Joshua Merrill Mrs. r
Jefferson Randolph, Mr.. Henry william.
and Mr.. James Barnard, Jr.
Miss Sally Haskell entertained Tuesday
evening with cards in honor of Mis-,
Lesesne and Miss Parker of Charleston
The other guests were: Mrs. b, +. Fin
ney, Miss Emily Forbes. Miss Lima Hu
ger, Miss Belle Daniel, Mr., Alec Thesmar
Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Edward Demere
Mr.. Paul Haskell Mr. Harry Daniel an,
Mr. William Clay.
The twenty-first birthday of Mr.. Harr,
Daniel was marked by a beautiful din
ner party given in his honor Friday even
ing by MIR w W. Williamson. The ova
table seated eleven guests and was dec
GRATED with a basket wreathed with smi
lax and filled with pansies Those VIII
were present were: Mr.. Paul Haskell
Mr.. North Chisholm, Mr.. Clarence Con
nerat Jr Mr.. George Saussy Mr. Lam
West Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Georg
Haskell, Mr.. Savage Lynah Mr. William
Barnwen, Mr.. Clarence Connerat and Nj
Harry Daniel
Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson entertaine
Informally. Tuesday morning in honor O
Mrs A. Sessums Cleveland Of Houston
Tex, I'd Miss Helen Marshall of Rome
The other guests were: Mrs George w
Owens. Mrs. Joshua Merrill Jr., Mrs. Ar
thur Haues, Mrs II. WHY johnson
Mrs w. w Gordon. Jr.. Mrs. Robert {
Harrison, Miss Hannah Elliott. Miss Ma
rie Nisbet, Miss Florence Nisbet and Mis-
Lima Woodbridge
Al the Yacht Club Wednesday evenln
very jolly party chaperoned by Mr.. an
Mrs Gardiner Dickinson. enjoyed a fis
supper. The party included Miss Florenc
Nisbet, Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Lesesn
ana Miss Parker OF Charleston. Miss El