The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

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With the hrst breath Of winter has
come a week crowded with festivities and
attractions OF various kinds, the success
ful convention Of tho Daughters Of the
Confcdemcy being the leading event Be
sides the interest of the business meet
ings the social schedule was 20 arranged
that the delegate have carried away with
them a pleasing impression Of savannah.
Under blue skies with braclnE breezgs the
odd town IS al is best. and tha visitors
were also given o glimpse Of tho sea.
genuine oyster roast. and a nsh dinner az
the celebrated Thundcrbot The reception
at Annoy Han Tuesday evening was
most successful and the charming after
noon tea % the home Of Mr. ana Mrs. J.
s. Wood gave the visitors and the slvan-
nan members q the society another op-
portuuity OF meeting socially The decora-
tlons on both occasions were elaborate.
and Miss wilkins who designed the ar
rangemeut OF tho Amory Hall. has been
much comnllmented on her artistic taste
Besides the crimson and white dr4uerles
the battle nags aud the portraits framed
with wrcaths Of laurel masses Of rod cas-
ina berries and white sea-myrte flowers
We're used o. decorate the hall 40 Mrs
WOOD handsome home the Confederate
Colors were carried out in crimson salvlas
and white crl eauthemums The guests
were delightfully."- entertained and Airs
Weed. Mrs Townsville and Mrs sexton
were prominent ugures ~ the occasion
The nrst meeting for the season OF the
Shakespeare club was hold Morday at The
residence OF the president. Mrs William
Hapueu. AN interesting afternoon was
spent in arranging the programme for the
winter. ana the meetings promise 20 be
even more delightful than those Of last
winter. Besides the readings and Discus
sioIis There ere fo Dee papers prepared by
the members on the different plays. The
present ust OF members includes Mrs.
Harden. president. Ailas N T.. johnson.
secretary. Mrs. Thomas S. Morgan. Mrs
James Sullivan. Airs. Raymond pemefe
Airs. Cooper Myers. Mrs. Thomas Is
WHY j.. Mr. Louis g.. Young Mrs. g
n West. Mr. A. a. Guerard. AIRS
Charles C. Barney. Mrs. Nathaniel +
jackson. Mrs. william Gucrord, Miss "A
die Barnard Alias Lima Hugcr and Ailss
Mabel Stldtard.
Airs. Nicolls Dancing Class for adults
re-opened Tuesday evening AZ Armory
Hall with an informal dance Tho ha
vas decorated Tor Tie occasion ana Roaen-
feds orchestra furnished the inspiring
music. Among tnc larcera We're Mrs.
G. Martin. Mrs. ScruEgs. Mrs Guy How
ard Miss Tina Roberts. Mss Edith Stll-
well 81 ss Angie Cuhhsd-e. Miss Mary J1e
prlsc hard sii.s Georgia Ejmonston. Miss
M1raa. st y Thomson, Miss Nellie Roberts
- fHr Uurrourhs. Miss Maggie
schley Thompson, Miss Louise Dupont
q. ..a..I. Mss Carrie VII
Hams. Miss Mamie silliwen. Miss Darcy.
Aiiss J-hut1n. 81 SIS BOYLE, N IS Sanders.
AIiss smith. Miss Gucrard. Miss Miriam
Well Miss Euulcc Reed. Miss Efiie Blood
worth. Hiss Lula paws. Miss Msmle Mar.
tin Miss Beu Hopkins. Mis- Cora Martin,
Miss Marion cooper. Miss Bessie Cooper.
and Messrs g.. &. Martin. Tom Hazel
hurst. Frank Toriay. Marcus Baker, Clay
ton Purse. Charlton barbour. Eddie Thorn
son WIN Harper steve Williams. Frank
Hayward. Robert Waller. Harry VII
liams. Raymond sullivan, Earl Dashcr,
Charley williams Edwin Bacon. lizard
williams Percy lnabnett Tom Harper.
Mongin Nichols. Charley Strong. Edward
Bell. George corRwell. John burroughs,
AIr. New inams. Mr.. Spring. Mr. john
son. Mr.. Bates. c. Betjeman Mariana
Papy. Horace Crane. Charley Edmonston,
WIN O'Byrne. Walt. Papy. Sigmund Berg.
Horace suilwei. Harry Dreese. Willie
clarke Darwin Hun. Win Donnely, Mr..
Moncrief. Mr. Donlon and Mr. John Hop
kins.
Miss Rosannd Rich OF Atlanta was the
guest OF honor al a beautiful euchre party
Thursday eveuinE az the De 500 Hotel
Miss Tess Roseuhcim was hostess and en-
tertained her guests delighuuly Cards
were played ia the large reception room
OF the hotel amid decorations Of LaFrance
roses and white and pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. Later IA the evening the cafe was
thrown open 10 the guests and refresh
ments were served al tables decorated
with holly and mistletoe The evening
was an informal one. and after the game
pretty prizes were awarded TO the win
ners Miss Lily Traub and Miss Bessie
IAllenthal won a gold picture frame and
pair OF silver hat pins. while 10 Mr. ID.
!. Rosenheim and Mr. Jake smith fell a
card case and silver knife The guests
included Mr. and Mrs. u, j. Rosenneim.
Miss Mamie Engel Miss Alma Mendes,
Miss Janette Meinhard, Miss Mamie
Smith, Miss Lily Traub. Miss Jeanette
Herman. Miss Bessie Liiienthal. Mr..
Henry Meinhard Mr.. Arthnr solornons.
Mr. Joseph Myers. Mr.. Henry Meluhard.
Mr.. Jake Smith. Mr. Witcover. Mr. Her
bert Kayton. AR Gus kayton and Mr.
Ansoaliy.
Capt. and Mrs. Gillette took small
party Of friends down che river THURSDAY
afternoon. Mr. and Mr.. John NJ Egan,
Mrs J. c. Van Martcr and Miss Joseph
inc Egan were among the guests.
Col George a. Mercer returned early IN
the week from New York much benefited
b. his two months stay at the North.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bond len Wed
nesday for Florida, where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs Arthur NJ. Glbbes. who r. now in
Atlanta. was the guest Of honor yester-
day afternoon az whist party given by
Mrs Wilmer Moore az her beautiful new
home on Poachtree street.
Miss clifford Aunnerlyn, who has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Nelson In FL
mira, ~ now spending ten days IN
New York on her return home she viii
be accompanied by Miss Nelson.
Mr. Anton Wright spent the early part
Of the week IN Charleston, s. c.
Miss Eugeuia Johnston sailed for New
York Thursday and viii spend a month IA
Elizabeth N. J.. where Miss Elizabeth
ond Mics Edith Johnston are also visit
ing
The second meeting OF che Duplicate
Whist club was held az the home OF Mrs.
Cecil Gabbett friday afternoon
The Misses Minis are az home again af-
ter amending the aurumar "a Cane cod