The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-28

of and T. the residence Of MIR ana MIS-
George@J. Mills, on Han street, was the
scene of a beautiful reception. given In
honor of Mrs Henry Wilson Hodge OF
New York who is now visiting her par
ents. The lower floor was thrown open
and decora lions of foliage and flowers met
the eye at every turn. In reception
rooms and dining room the walls were
literally hung with bamboo, which gave
the suite the most beautiful woodland ell
feet on the mautels feathery leaved CO.
Goa palms and maidenhair ferns We're
banked, the different shades of green an
blending into an exquisite whole. The
refreshment table, which was lighted by
red candies in silver candelabra, was dec
GRATED with a great bowl of crimson roses
on a centerpiece of beautiful Renaissance
lace Here Mrs. c. Lucien Jones and
Mrs Cunningham Postell served the de-
hcious refreshments, which were handed
by Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Elizabeth But
ler Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Annie
Maclean and Miss Cornelia Maclean. Mrs.
Malcolm Maclean and Mrs. John Hopkins
poured the tea and chocolate, and in the
entrance hall Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Dixon, presided
over the punch bowl. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs Mills and Mrs. Hodge. The
latter was beautifully dressed in pink taft
feta with transparent yoke of spangled
chiffon, outlined with mink. Among
the many ladies present during
the afternoon were Mrs Thomas
j. Charlton, Mrs. Meldrim, Mrs.
Arthur M. Gibbes, Mrs. Charles b.
Edmonston. Mrs. N H. Finnie Mrs. VIII
liam L. Wilson, Mrs. George w. Owens,
Mrs John d. Paige Mrs. Anderson Car
michael, Mrs. Robert NJ. Hull, Mrs. Cas-
sius e. Gillette, Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbert, Mrs.
William Henry Schley, Mrs. f. p. Wilbur
Jr., Mrs. J. l.. Hardee, Mrs W. d. NAPLES
Mrs Frank Holland, Mrs. j. H. Hunter,
Mrs ]. G. Van Marter, Jr., Mrs. w. H
Calkins, Mrs. c. N. West Mrs. Robb
White, Mrs. W. F. Aiken. Mrs. E. H.
Akin, Mrs. Clarence G. Anderson, Mrs
Horace A. Crane, Mrs Frank B. Papy
Mrs. John Sullivan Schley, Mrs. Hamp-
ton l.. Ferrll, Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs
Edward Karow, Mrs. A. p. Adams, Mrs
Henry McAlpin, Mrs. Julian Schley, Mrs
A. C. Harmon Mrs. Eldred Simkins, Mrs
J. l.. Walthour, Mrs. Harris Cope. Mrs
George Schley, Mrs. Robert 7. Waller,
Mrs James II. Hunter, Mrs. John M.
Egan Mrs. A. r.. Lawton, Mrs. Henry NJ
Stee,e, Mrs. Thomas j. Hunter, Mrs. Rob
ert NJ. Butler Mrs. r. L. Mercer, Jr,
Mrs w. T. Hopkins, Mrs. Louis M Ie-
Hardy. Miss Griggs. the Misses Beekman,
Miss Greenlees, Miss Carmichael, Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Crutchtied Miss
Judge Miss Edmonston, Miss Hull Miss
Ingram Miss Guerard, Miss Buchanan,
Miss Pritchard, Miss Conuerat, the Misses
Egan, the Misses Thomas, Miss Kate
mil / ilty =.
derson. Miss Jennie Haines, Miss Bessie
Hayward. Miss Orme, Miss Arson Miss
Leila HILL the Misses Olmstead, the Misses
Johnston, Miss Snnickson. Miss Munner-
Ign, Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Helen Har-
dee, Miss Cosens Miss Maude Smith, Miss
Dancy Miss Lockhart, Miss Colding, Miss
Georgia Ashley. Miss wilkins, Miss Anne
Butler the Misses Remshart, Miss Reba
White Miss HARRIET Elliott, the Misses
Thomas of Athens, Miss Mary WILCOX
Miss Stoddard. Miss Chandler, Miss Fuller
Miss Sallie McAlpin. the Misses Smart,
Miss Phoebe Elliott, the Misses Huger,
Miss Margie Weed, Miss Josephine Weed
and Miss Leonora Gabbett.
Mrs Hodge also entertained few of her
friends during the evening, when several
pleasant hours were enjoyed. Her guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Gibbes, MISS
Isabel Thomas of Athens, Miss Rankin OF
Salisbury. N c. Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Emma Hopkins Miss Ethel Moses, Miss
Annie Maclean Miss Elise Rauers MISS
Elizabeth Butler, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott,
Mr. J. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Mills b. Lane, Mr..
j. D. Taylor, Mr.. John d. Carswell, Mr..
Raymond Butler and Mr.. William Butler,
delightful card party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. Randolph
Anderson at the home of her parents, on
Charlton street, east. Five-handed euchre
was played, and at the close of each round
the successful competitors were given
with which keep
the score. Mrs. Wright Hunter and Mrs.
John D. Paige cut for the first prize,
lovely vase of Belgian glass, which was
won by Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Paige was then
given the second prize, beautiful piece
of red wedgeWood and Miss Edith johns
ton won a copy Of Via Crucis." Among
the guests were Mrs George W. Owens,
Mrs. Trenholm Hopkins, Mrs. John d.
Paige, Mrs. Walter c. Hartrdge, Mrs.
Henry NJ. Steele, Mrs. Robert l.. Mercer,
Jr., Mrs. Pleasant StoVall, Mrs. Berne
Gordon, Mrs. r, Cuyler Gordon, Mrs J.
Florance Minis Mrs Charles Enss, Mrs.
Alexander r. Lawton, Mrs. w L. Will
son, Mrs II. Wiley johnson, Mrs. John
Heard Hunter, Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs.
w w Owens Mrs. Robert c. Harrison.
Mrs. Frank c. Battey, Mrs. Louis LIE
Hardy. Mrs. John Sullivan Schley. Mrs.
Clarence w Murphy, Miss Helen Mar
shall, Miss Katharine Beekman. Miss Jo-
eephine Beekman, Miss Rankin Miss
Crutchneld, MISS Dora Cohen, MISS Mar
gle Weed. Miss Marion Boggs Miss Ger
trude Thomas Miss Isabel Thomas. Miss
Daisy Phillips, Miss Georgina Phillips,
Miss Salie McAlpin, Miss Hartrdge Miss
Katharine Hartridge, Miss Lily Anderson,
Miss Williams, Miss Maud Thomas. Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Lima Huger, Miss Belle
Daniel, Miss Phoebe Elliott. Miss Emma
Wash burn Miss Emma Huger, Miss Ms
bet Miss Annie Maclcan, Miss Frances
Charlton Miss Righton Habcrsham, Miss
Mabel Stoddard, Miss Mamie Nsbet Miss
Edith Johnston, Miss Claude Bond, Miss
Harriet Elliott and Miss Nan duBignon.
Mrs. j. Florance Minis gave beaut-
ful luncheon Thursday at her home on
Forsyth Park. The guests included Mrs
Thomas of Athens, Mrs. W. w Gordon,
Mrs. James Troup Dent Mrs. Ralph Ell
lott Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. George Baldwin.
Mrs. A. r. Lawton and Mrs George W.
Owens