The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-22

sees numbers Of people Fastening ava!
10 cooler hill and coast but supper par
ties, sailing parties, dancing parties, he'll
TIE s,ay-at-homes through the dulnesi
of the summer hours Charity has beer
the order Of the past week. A moonligh
trolley ride 10 Thunderbolt and Isle o.
Hone for the benefit Of the Day Nursery
was arranged for Monday evening, snC
though the moon inconsiderately refused
20 rise at the appointed hour, the tFiE
was delightful and thoroughly enjoyed
by a large and merry crowd.
The Tuesday evening dance at Isle Of
Hone proved a great attraction to the
pleasure seekers. Among the numbers WhC
attended it was a party chaperoned hy
Mrs. GUY Howard and Miss Carmichael
I'm which were Miss Mary Kline MISS
Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss Righton Haber-
sham, Miss Leonora Gabbett, Mr.. Steph-
en- Hayward, Mr.. Frank Dec. hey"aIu
Mr. Thomas w. Harper mi MI
Preston Mr. William BarnWeIl, MT
Hammond Eve. Mr.. Charles duBlgnon
Mr.. Berrien Glover Mr. Montague Boyu
and Mr.. Epping Gabbett-
Mr. and Mrs. John Schley Haines have
sent out cards TO the marriage OF thelr
daughter Mary Walker to Mr.. Huoer'
Rattersby Duckworth. This "ednlhe'
which will take place at noon Wednesday
Aug. in St. Johns Church, VIII De tne
most interesting social event OF heA'
week.
Mrs. ". r. Leaken has returned from
visit to her sister Mrs. Charles Hus'o"
in Coatesville, Pa
Miss Emma Hopkins who has been the
arA Hunter
the mast week will leave TUESDAY TOT 'he
North. Miss Hopkins will spend Ioll-
night with Mrs Henry Hodge IN Ne"
york and will then go TO Virginia TO WISH
Miss Betty Cooke
Mr. r NJ. Charlton. Mr.. r. R. Rich-
,r5s Mr.. Cosmo Harden and Mr.. Ihorhds
n denmark formed a congenial supper
marty at Tybee Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage Hayward OF Pine
ora are spending several weeks d. 'hei'
summer home in Burton
Mrs. Cornelius Moses is visiting hei
sister Mrs. c. Henry Cohen in Augusta
NJ, Arthur B. NJ Gibbes left MONDAY
evening 10 join Mrs. Gibbes at the Na"0i
in Asheville. ~
Mr.. Hubert Battersby Duckworth ma
returned from New YORK "heie nv
the past fortnight.
Miss Nellie Howell, who has been IN
xuest of Mrs. T. J. Charlton has returhe
10 Atlanta.
Miss Cosens spent Wednesday at Isle
Hope with Mrs. George Cosens'
Mr. W L. Clay left Friday for Rich
mond. -,
H. II WILEY Johnson and Miss Ellei
nIoA1nin Johnson will leave tomorrow 10
highland Falls on the Hudson, "hei
thev will spend about week. 1hey WI
~, 90 To Williamstown, Mass, IN TN
hishest mart of the Berkshire Hlis' re
turniug home late in the fall
Miss Nicely who has been visiting Mis'
Carmichael returned home THURSDAY
Mr. q Noble jones, with small party
~ friends went out Monday for shor
cruise on the Yum Yum
Mr.. Paul 7. Haskell, Jr., has gone u
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Tor
stay of several weeks.
Another of a charming series of euchr'
parties was given Monday evening at no
rel Tybee, Miss Hannah Elm
stein won the ladies' prize, "iio t
was a handsome CLOCK aue
Mr. Loeb was the successful player
among the gentlemen. The other guest;
were Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. Charle'
Graham. Mrs S. A. Einstein. Mrs JOS
eph Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. Riddel OF MO
bile. and Mrs Cleveland, MISS shorter
Miss Nellie Loeb, Miss Minnie Loeb Isl
Sadie Loeb, and Miss Lille Hirsch' an Oh
Columbus Miss Eunice Lippman, Miss
Dollie Banks, Miss Mamie Banks Mr.
Frank Dowdy and Mr.. Sol Dryfus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mercer, Jr
returned Thursday from Montgomery
Miss Annie Vane jones left Tuesday te
spend the summer at the North.
Miss Miriam Dent is visiting MISS
Glare Huger in Button.
DR.. ]. G. Van Marter, Jr., entertained
Dr. G. E. March and Mr.. James Nc
Gregor of the United States steamship
Blake at dinner Wednesday at the Ogle
thorpe Club.
Miss Emily Charlton left in the first par
of the week for the mountains OF upper
Georgia.
One of the largest crowds of the seasoT
went down TO the Thursday dance at no
rel Tybee. attracted in great measure by
the children's cakewalk promised fol
that evening Those who had Witnessed
the performance of the week before knew
IL was well worth a repetition and thos'
who had not seen it were glad of this new
opportunity. Mrs. Lippman had generous
ly planned the second entertainment FOL
che benefit of the Fresh Air Home, anc
IL was even more of success than th'
first. the little dancers, VINO gave tnell
services so readily, outrivalling their FOR
mer efforts. The cakewalk was led by Mr.
George johnson in the following order
First couple, Masters Melvin and DAVE
Roos; second couple, Masters Frank Fin
ney and Charles Seeman; third couple
Miss Fowler and Master William Reilly
fourth couple, Miss Conscience Holt o
Americas and Mr.. George Johnson; ant
last of ALL alone, a captivating litu'
deure. Master Charles Graham Boughan
The Judges of the evening, Maj. Hill o
Mobile and Mr. S. A. Einstein, awarded
the cake by a popular vote to Master
Finney and Seeman, and special cak
70 Master Graham Boghn. Thu
dancing of Miss Constance Hol
of Americas. who entered the contes
late in the evening and quite unexpected
Nv. was noticeably graceful and charming
Most substantial results were realize'
for the Home and the ladies In charg
are deeply grateful, approaching the KIM
,houghtfulness which planned the enter
tainment and the patient effort which car
ried TO such successful END
Among the dancers on the pavilion, Mrs
F,dmonston chaperoned Miss Pritchard
Miss Georgia Edmonston, Mr.. William
simpson and Mr.. Horace Hunter.
With Mr.. John Heard Hunter on tn
same evening were Miss Eula Gamble
Miss Angle Cubbege. Miss Myra Wilcox
Mr.. Frank Hayward, Mr.. Clayton Purse
Mr.. Robert Waller, Mr.. Richard Charl