The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28

man was not danced took place We'd
nesday evening, aud formally closed the
social season. This year the yacht club
was chosen as the scene of the evenings
pleasure, and the members of the German
Club, with their partners left town in
the late afternoon. Several cars were
chartered to take the party, and
about sixty young people were pres
ent, their spirits in no wise affected by
the threatening weather. Instead Of the
usual airy spring costumes that grace
this occasion. Jackets and thick gowns
were found most comfortable, and dane
ing was more of a pleasure than sitting
out" Music and floor Were both good
and the supper, which was served at IL
O'Clock, was a delicious one. Mrs. Hen
ny Stevens and Mrs. b. f. Finney were
the chaperons and among the others who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Mo
ses Miss Lima Huser, Miss Emma Huser,
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Mary Savage
Jones, Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Helen
Buchanan, Miss Willene Buchanan, Miss
Annie Macean, Miss Elizabeth Butler,
Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss Kate Rauers,
Miss Frieda Rauers. Miss Albert Hull,
Miss Frances Charlton, Miss Anulette
Stubbs, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Marion
Hammond, Miss Marie Blois, Miss Mabel
Strachan, Miss Josephine Egan, Mr.. B.
+. Finney, Mr.. w. Gordon Harrison Mr.
Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Edward S. Elliott,
MIR. Edward Demere Mr.. E. O. Watkins,
Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Hubert Duck
worth, Mr. William Banwel, Mr. Henry
Walthour, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr.. Robert
Butler, Jr., Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.. Ed
ward Stoddard, Mr. Lang West, Mr.. Harry
Daniel, Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Clarence
Connerat, Jr., Mr.. John Morris Mr. Dave
Barrow, A1r. Fred Kent, Mr.. Frank Dear
ing, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr. ]. d. Taylor,
Mr.. Raymond Butler, Mr.. Leopold Alex
ander, Mr.. Palmer Arson Mr.. Eldred
Simkins, Mr.. North Chisolm, Mr.. Al
bearing, Mr.. Ormond Strong, Mr. Robert
Fleming Mr.. Fred Myers Mr.. George
Germany, Mr. Charles Banks Mr.. Rit-
tenhouse Moore. and Mr.. George Hayward.
The Evening Euchre Club, which was
organized by number of young married
people at the beginning Of the winter sea-
son, closed its successful series of enter
tainments Tuesday evening, when Mr.. and
Mrs. John Screven, Jr., were host and
hostess az their pretty home In the Mead
ows. The members and several outside
guests were delightfully."- entertained al
cards, and the prizes, a cut-glass and sill
yer scent bottle, and a silver-mounted
Whisk broom, were won by Mrs John
Howkins and Mr.. II. d. Stevens, while
MIR. Overton was awarded the consolation
r4rfsr TW nd
were; Mr.. and Mrs. William d. bearing,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Morrel Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Overton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Ste
vens, DR.. and Mrs. John S. HoWkins. Mr.
and Mrs John Heard Hunter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Battey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ches-
mutt, Mr. and Mrs. A. b. HUI. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Stoval Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ
LeHardy, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Moses, Mrs.
T. P. Ravenel. Miss Mary
Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss Hattie
HUI, Miss ollie Moore Miss Claud Bond,
Adr. J. L. Walthour. Mr.. Bernard Guest,
Mr.. W. n. Pratt, Mr. T. p. Bond Mr.
Alan Bond, and Mr.. Thomas Screyen.
Friday proved a most ideal day for the
regatta, and from morning until the late
evening the Yacht Club was crowded with
visitors. No prettier sight could be mag
ined than the river with boats of all de-
scriptions on its surface, the green marsh
and distant woods making an effective
background to the white sails. Parties in
steam launches, sail boats and various
crafts, viewed the races and spent a de-
lightful afternoon on the water. on board
the Colfax a charming party. chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hun,
consisted of Miss Albert Hull
Miss Anulette Stubs Miss Marion
Hammond, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda
Rauers Miss Belle Daniel Miss Emma
Huger, Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Stein
Bryan and Mr.. John Stoddard Mrs. Kent,
Mrs. Sturdevant, and Mrs. Blasdol
Several fish suppers were given
at the Yacht Club in the
evening, the participants returning
to town by moonlight. MIR. and Mrs. Will
lam Cam chaperoned one party, in which
were Miss Mary Jones. Miss Willene Buck
man, Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss Lily An
derson, Mr.. j. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Clarence
q. Anderson, Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. A.
A. MacKethan and Lieut.. G.. b. Pritchard.
After supper Mr. Ferris Cam entertained
the party on board the Ruby. Miss Kate
Gacrard, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Elise
Guerara, Mr. Henry Walthour and MIR.
William Barnwel, formend another party.
4 lt 0lEiANE pdll Ol the NDee ftOlel
Tuesday evening brought a large number
OF young people from town, and although
the dampness of the weather prevented
dancing ia the pavilion, the dining room
OF the hotel was cleared and a delight
ful evening was spent by the guests.
Among the parties OF young people was
one chaperoned by Mrs. Munnerlyn, in
which were Miss Anulette Stubs Miss
Marion Hammond. Miss Belle Daniel
Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Kate Rauers
Miss Albert HUI. MIR. John Morris, Mr.
Savage Lyman, Mr. Fred Kent Mr. Harry
Daniel and Mr. Chary Schley
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hartridge chapsr-
oned another party and with them were
AIR. and Mrs. -. +. Fmney, Miss Mary
Jones Miss Katharine Haruridge, Miss
Emma iuger. Miss Hamilton. The Misses
Egan, Miss Lily Anderson, Mr. Arthur
Il Elliott, Mr.. Clarence Anderson. Mr.
Seed Mr.. Douglass, Mr.. Anton Wright
ana w. Gordon Harrison.
Mr Fleming duBignon, Miss duBienon.
Miss Nan 0uBgnon. Miss Elise Rauers
Miss Lima Woodbridge and Miss Jane sui
AFan returned last evening from a mos.
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