The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

bridesmaid roses, which with deep fringes
!, Of maiden hair ferns, were reflected in
| he mirrors. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson re-
| ceived their guests standing beneath an
| arch of tall palms. and were assisted by
| Miss Carolyn CASTOR of Gainesville, Ga.
| Mrs. Dickinson wore a beautiful gown.
| The foundation of pink taffeta was yelled
| with chiffon. while the overdress Of white
| point d'esprit showed an applique of
! pink chenille and seed pearls. The yoke
and sleeves Were transparent, and finish
! ing the bodice was a Marie Antoinette
hchu of chiffon and net. Miss CASTOR
wore a charming little costume of point
d esprit over pale green taffeta,
with bow knots formed by
| ruchmgs of narrow satin ribbon
In the upper hall the musicians were sta
TONED and throughout the evening rem
| dered delightful selections of music. The
| library was adorned with masses of Grim
sion carnations, and opening from this
room was an inviting Moorish corner,
which had been fitted up for the occasion.
| In the spacious dining room, however the
decorations reached the limit of their
beauty. The walls were draped with a
frieze of glossy bamboo, and green and
wnlte were the colors employed in every
detail. The round table in the center of
the room was covered with Renaissance
lace over pale green, and was lighted by
Venetian glass candelabra with the dainti-
est of pale green candle shades. From the
chandelier above the table were suspended
two white doves and Also broad white
satin ribbons, which were tied al the coz
nerS of the table in graceful Hoops and
ends. A pyramid of white carnations occu-
pied the center of the table, resting on
mirror. which was surrounded by lilies-of-
the-valley and maidenhair ferns. The
| buffet and sideboard were completely hid
den by ferns interspersed with white hya-
cinths and roses. Small cables were
placed about the rooms for the guests, and
an elaborate menu was served.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis M. LeE1ardy, MIR and Mrs
Wright Hunter DIR. and Mrs. j. s. How
kins' MIR. and Mrs John Sullivan schley,
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Crane, MIR. and Mrs
st. J. B. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cam, Mr.
and Mrs Otis Ashmore, Mr.. and Mrs
C. G. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. Dancy
Mr. and Mrs. II. Remshart Mr. and Mrs
Eldred Smkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Wal
thour, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hull, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Hull, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Cults, Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Daffin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Strong, MT. and
Mrs Joseph r. Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Bisbee, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. F.
d. NJ. Strachan of Brunswick Miss Eliza
beth Butler, Miss Anne Butler, Miss
Righton Habersham, Miss Alice Rems-
hart, Miss Marie Remshart, Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Mamie
Nfsbet, Miss Eleanor Freeman, Miss Con-
stance Nathan, Miss Georgia Edmonston,
Miss Ray Cutter, MIR, Alec Thesmar, Mr.
c. Thesmar, Mr. Shelby Myrick Mr.
Mills r. Lane, Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr.
John Stoddard, Mr. G. Noble Jones, Mr.
Charles Schley and Mr. Edward Demere.
Miss Wilcox gave onTuesday afternoon
a card party which in every respect was
one of the most beautiful of the season.
The color motif was crimson and white
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decorations and shaded lights. Wild smi-
lax was draped on the walls and framed
the doorwayS between the rooms The
mantels were literally banked with Grim
son and white carnations, while crepe
shades of warm crimson We're used on
chandeliers and lamps. The score cards,
which were especially pretty. were like
mammoth carnations, red and white, and
the Ices We're served in carnation-shaped
mods of spun sugar Five-handed euchre
with the added excitement of a prize for
the greatest number of lone hands, was
played for an hour or two after which
foar beautiful prizes Were awarded The
! first of these, silver link purse, was
won by by Miss Josephine Egan; the sec
ond a gold and enamel hat pin Miss
Eleanor Freeman won, while Miss Green
of Philadelphia won the consola ton. n
green and white wedgewood. Mrs Ell
dred SimlSins was awarded the lone-hand
| prize, loving cup of pierced silver over
| green Venetian glass. Miss Wilcox 3
| guests We're Mrs. Alec Hull. Mrs John
| Heard Hunter Mrs Frank Battey Mrs.
W. G.. Cam, Mrs. Horace A. Crane, Mrs.
j. B. Chestnut, Mrs. James L. Earle. Jr,
Mrs. Davis Freeman Mrs. J. s. Wood.
Mrs, Joseph r. Marshall. Mrs. Henry
| Blum. Mrs. James r. Sheldon, Mrs J. A.
| G. Carson Mrs. Lewis Malone. Mrs.
Frank Holland, Mrs Wright Hunter Mrs.
| Arthur Gibbes Mrs. Robert Hun, Mrs.
| El1raH GiDnlxine
IRISH of Wilkesbarre, Miss Green of Phila-
delphia, Miss Betty Cooke of Charlottes-
| vile, Miss Walker of Marquette Mich,
| Miss Nathan of New York Miss Betty
Nightingale of Brunswick. Miss Irene
| Withers, Miss Anulette Stubs Miss Raul
ers, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Freida Rau-
ers. Miss Helen Buchanan Miss Mary 10
Prltchard' Miss Emma Hopkins.
Miss Olmstead, Miss Florence Ohm
stead, the Misses Orme, the Misses
| Egan, Miss Baker Miss Munner-
! lyn, Miss Jeanne Haines. Miss Ollie Moore
Miss Cornelia Lee, Miss Phoebe Elliott.
| Miss Nina Crane, Miss Floride Banks
| Miss Elizabeth Butler. Miss Anne Butler
Miss Papc. Miss Rachel Shellman, Miss
Ingram, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Lima
Huger, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Carrie
| tSeil Arson, Miss Alice Remshart Miss
Marie Remshart Miss Georgia Edmon-
! ston, Miss Sadie Smart, Miss Isabel Smart
Miss Georgia Freeman Miss Turner Miss
| Mary Haines and Miss Ada Huh
Miss Gladys Giaradeau was hostess Fri
day evening al a delightful entertainment
| given by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. b.
| Girardeau, In celebration of her eleventh
birthday The parlors We're prettily dec
GRATED with bamboo vine and pink carna-
lions. Pink, indeed. was the color of the
| evening. The little hostess wore a rose
| colored gown, the ices were served in
dainty pink flower-shaped cups, and
every guest was adorned with a score
card In the shape of a pink chrysanthe-
mum. The fun began with a game OF
| hearts. This was rendered all the more
| exciting as so many of the players cut
for the numerous and pretty prizes The
| first a beautiful httle silver pin tray, was
won by Miss Minnie Mackan Miss Sid
| ney Gabbett won the second a pretty pink
fan, and the third, pair of silver en-
broidery scissors. fell 90 Miss Eleanor
| Shelter To Miss Elizabeth Shotter, as
| the maker of the lowest score, was award
! ed a silver % md 81