The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-15

evening was the attractive feature OF tie
week at Tybee This entertainment. which
was managed by Mrs. Jacob Lippman'
with the able assistance Of Mr.. Black
was the hit Of the season. proving source
of delighted amusement to the hundreds
n f1,n-seeking people, who were fortunate
enough TO witness it, Even the merry
makers, who had gone down to Iyoee TOT
the Thursday evening dance. were glao
enough to forego, for a while, their own
rsvety while they watched the tiny cake
walkers. The children were buboling over
18th excitement. long before the
nrst notes of the grand march summoned
,beno 70 the pavilion. and at each fresh H.
lie face with its coat OF black ana edc'i
oounicaI little figure in its odd attire that
anpeared in the hotel corridor there was
q new burst Of applause. Little Master
charles Graham Boughn, who took the
..ks and who headed the procession WIN
-, ,,,,,, mariner. Miss Hattie hamburger
=. r,era tot of three or four years, put
nothing could have been inner 'nan
hahv imitation Of the negro cake"aIN'
with mincing step and extfaVas 90
DE wore d AAIFNi'f
rIstd with long trousers. and req So,
-Ir,co.t and on his shirt front sparhie"
dtaroond of enormous size and oFaihancs'
er-ord sleeve buttons, and an amazi'is
~ large diamond ring Heie
details of costume 'ha1
completed by beaver -
crimson satin. Enthusiastic IL
clanping greeted every movement % 80
s,,,a,nt little figure. and by a unsnafno
rake, " lCn was
ard.a nv Mr.. Herman Myers. the o'ffer
$500 we're MT. Joseph Doyle
-a NJ Storer. The prize TOT ',e
-, .ingls performance, handsome 81
,,rite uas awarded to Master FRANK
Ftnney. Mr. Smith and MISS r o"lei i,l
cs,ved the first prizes for the Os ~
a 1old ring and gold buttons anu .he -
ond prize, a bracelet eno a ~ ~ ms
,Sed 10 the Misses Martin. Ihete "as
- . nice little sum left after the *
nsss ~ the evening had been set.'en'
80 ,bis was very generously doha'eu "
- rraxn air Home at Tybee. rms cahe-
rait having proved such tnotoush
csss and a eource OF so much envy MO-, me- ~
similar entertainment VIII
he1d thursday night, when ~
ANAL admission fee WIZ oe % +ha
and the proceeds oeNo'o"
Fresh Air Home.
nre Of
-..son vent down to the Tuesday evening
Ssnce chaperoned by Mrs. F. NJ. haoer-
.sano and Mrs. j. r. Marshall. Ihey
u,ere Miss Mary Carmichael, MISS -'iH"
crane. Miss Georgia Charlton, Miss ~.
ME Maclean Miss Leonora Gapoett Niis9
Angie Cubbedge Miss Clifford MuhherIs ~
Miss Jeanie Haines, Miss RlghIoh riaO
ershan Miss Edith Johnston III, DS iio
~ Wavnesboro Mr.. Frank Egan, MI. beh
UtrhaTd charlton, MI. W III
lam Rsrnweu Mr.. Eppug Gaobett' Mr'
s,ephen Howard, Mr.. David Barrow MI
Eev~tt Steele, Jr., Mr.. Gordon Halhes'
Mr. clarence Connerat, Mr.. Lawrence
Lee Mr.. Stephen Williams. MT. "hhah
Simpson. Mr. Thomas Harper ana Mr'
Crockett On the same eVenins'
On another party of dancers
chaperoned by Mrs. D. snDa,ner'
were Miss Gadsen OF SurnlIiei-
willie. Miss Flora Dancy, Mr.. Golfer Car
michael and MI Berrien Glover.
Miss Meysenburg, who has been visiting
Miss Daisy Bryan at Tybee, will leave to-
morrow to spend the rest OF the season
on the coast Of Maine
Mr. Albert stoddard. Jr., came up from
Daufuskie in the first part OF the week
and made a short visit In Savannah
Monday evening. at Hotel Tybee, there
was a charming eHchre party, at when
the first prize, a beautiful silver chain
purse. was won by Mrs. Jacob LAppman,
and the second prize, handsome goio
pen bv Mrs. Charles Graham. Some OF
the other guests were Mrs. Rothschild'
Miss Lillian Hirsch, Miss Sadie Loeb, Miss
Lille Loeb. all of Columbus; Miss Edith
Rosenbauu and Miss Beckett of Atlanta
the Misses Fried of Macon and Mr.. Loep
OF Columbus,
MIR. w. Gordon Harrison, who has been
visiting Brandon, his old home mas gone
70 Virginia Beach for week or two.
Among those who attended the Thurs
day evening dance at Tybee, was par
". chaperoned by Mrs. Henry Blum. IN
which were Miss Dillon OF Thomasviiie,
Miss Commit and Miss Rosa Commit OF
Jacksonville, Mr.. T. NJ. Palmer, Mr.. w
C. Huston. Mr.. E. H. Demere, Mr.. M.
II. Baker, Jr.
Mr.. Stein Bryan win leave tomorrow
for New York.
Won Hagen, who will be remembered as
Miss Roberta Reitze of Savannah, were
guests not long since at a delightful gar
den party at Kiel, given at the Castle,
BY Prince and Princess Henry, In honor
OF their brother. the Kaiser. Lieut.. Won
Hagen, who had been contemplating a
pleasure cruise in South American waters
lately, received ORDERS 10 NuHlds iNh'
for that country on the first of July.
During the week there were several liz
tie informal supper parties at Thunder
bolt. In one of these Tuesday where Mr.
and Mrs Louis NJ. LeHardy. Mr.. and
Mrs Wright Hunter, Mr.. j. Florande
Minis, Mr.. c. A. Sheerson, and Mr.. Leo
pold Alexander.
In another party on the same evening
were DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Corson, Miss
Baker of New Orleans, DR.. and Mrs.
John D. Paige and Or. J. G.. Van Mar
Ter, Jr.
MIR. Paul r. Haskell Mr.. Lewis Has
kell. and Miss Elizabeth Haskell will
leave shortly for White Sulphur Springs
where Miss Haskell will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. William Garrard has returned from
q three-weeks' stay in Aeheville.
Miss Mary Nicely of Augusta, is the
guest Of Miss Carmichael.
Miss Mildred Cunningham has gone 70
Saratoga with her mother, Mrs. t. M.
Cunningham.
Among the Savsnnahians summering AT
Warm Springs is MIR. w. W. William
con, who left on Thursday for that re-
sort.
Mr.. r. Stuart Hincks left Thursday
for Warm Springs.
party of naval officers, from the U. ;.
steamer Blake, stationed Near Ty-
bee, went over 20 the hotel for the dance
Thursday evening. They were Mr.. James
McC,reaor Mr. L M HOPKINS, Mr.