The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

thronged win people eager 10 lee4 t"7
strong ocean breezes, or TO enjoy re-
freshing surf bath. Thursday evenings
dence was unusually well attended. A
merry party that enjoyed picnic supper
on the beach, was chaperoned by Mrs
Edward M Habershsm and Mrs. j r.
Marshall. The young people present were
Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Maude
Williams, Miss Marion Macean, Miss An
ME Maclean. Mr.. w. W. Gordon Jr. Mr..
Stephens. Mr.. Hugh Harris, Mir. Edward
Barnwen. Mr.. John Morris Mr.. Golfer
Carmichael, and MIR. Harry bearing
In another party were Mrs. T. j. Charl-
ton, Miss Julia Charlton Miss Nina Crane,
Miss Georgia Edmonston Miss Emily
Charlton. Miss Georgia Charlton, Miss
Mary Joe Prischard, Miss Carrie Belle
Axiom. MIR William Simpson, Mr. Hor-
ace. Hunter, Mr. George Ford. Mr. Thorn
as X. Peabody, and Mr.. Charlie Edmons-
ton. Z
Some of the ladies are planning a chill
dren's ball for Tuesday afternoon and as
there will be many fancy dances the en-
tertainment will be exceptionally attrac-
tive and pruba bly, numbers of spectators
will be present. the following week a
chiIdrens cakewalk will be given Those
who are spending any length of time at
the hotel find various forms OF emuss-
ment. A delightful euchre party was
given Monday evening at which the frss
and second prizes a very handsome cut
glass flask and beautiful fan were won
by Miss Florette Cecil and Mrs. jackson
of Macon, while Mrs. Jacob Lippman re-
ceived the consolation prize, Among the
other players were Mrs. w. Wolf, Mrs.
Weber Dannebslrg. Mrs Sig. Binswanger.
Mrs Sam Allmayer, and Mrs. Black. all
of Macon; Mrs. Maurice Loeb, the Misses
Loeb of Columbus, Mrs. Arthur Well,
Mrs. Henry Cohen, Miss Hannah Ferst,
and the Misses Biekart, Steinheimer aud
Rosen baum of Atlanta.
One of the largest events of the week
was the dance given by the Terpsichorean
Club az Isle Of Hope Wednesday. The
young people left the city on a private
car at $50. and delightful evening was
passed Mrs. Daniel Hops, Mrs John
Webb Howard, Mrs. J. A. G. Carson ami
Mrs. Cecil Gabhett chaperoned the party
sr which. were Miss Angie Cubeedge, Miss
Eleanor Hill, Miss Maggie Schley Thomp-
son, Miss Cler Huger. Miss Clifford Mua-
nerlyn, Miss Margaret Thomson, Miss
Nellie Roberts, Miss Jennie Haines Miss
.
Miss Mamie Kline. Miss Ethel Chisholm,
Miss Ethel McIntire. Mr.. James Lyman,
Mr.. Montague Boyd Mr.. Epping Gabbett.
Mr. Tattnall Pritchard, Mr. Clayton
Purse, Mr.. Alex. Hun, Mr. Darwin Hull,
Mr.. Berrien Glover, Mr.. Percy Bacon,
AIR, Thomas Hayward. Mr.. Clinton Bet
jenian, Mr.. Thomas Harper, Mr.. Frank
Hayward, Mr.. Robert Waller. Mr.. Walter
Carghili of Columbus, Ga, Mr. Lawrence
ri nrA NJ D. -
Gignilliat- and Mr.. Joseph Buhler of CO.
iumbus, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stoddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Stoddard. Miss bel Stod-
dard, Mfr. Clarence Anderson, and Mr.
John Stoddard spent Thursday evening at
Tybee.
In one OF the pleasantest parties that en-
1oyed Thursday evening at the Tybee
dance, were the Misses Groves and Far
reli OF Blackvile, S. c.. Miss Harty. Miss
Rourke. Miss Kehoe, Miss Annie Lynch
Mr. Iubman of Baltimore Mr.. John Bell
MT. Edward O'Brien, Mr. Joe Heffernan
Mr. Jack Black and Mr.. Joe Harv
Miss Houston, who was valedfctorian at
the commencement exercises Of ST Vim
cents, entertained the members of the
graduation class with a charming little
supper Friday evening. Her guests were
Miss Julia Boyle. Miss Ella O'Mara, Miss
Nellie Lyon. Miss Mary Christian and
Miss May Kennedy.
Lucille Dorset Steed left for Grimm
with her aunt. Mrs. l. L. Heinz, last
night, to spend few weeks.
A pleasant party that enjoyed the trial
trip on the Eclipse last week as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Martin. were Mrs.
Ruby Nicoll. Miss Bryan, Miss Dever-
eaux, Miss Nesenberg. Mr. william But
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r. Beauprie, Mr.. Sam Ross and MIR
Ecruggs.
Miss Elizabeth Haddock Of valdosta will
entertain few OF her friends this month
with delightful house party. Miss Had
docks guests will include Miss Culpepper
OF Thomasville, Misses Eleanor and and
Rob Fleming Smith of Augusta. Miss liza
Hartley of Fort Velley and Miss Marie
Valleau of Savannah.
naphtha launch party to Warsaw one
day last week was composed of Miss Louie
Mekindsey Miss Murphy, Miss Eva
Smith. Miss Eci> Reynolds, Miss nellie
Reynolds. Messr Jack Murphy, Harry
Wilson. Dietz Cha. ke, Joe McGovern and
Louis Merkle.
Mr.. Louis Merkle of New Orleans is Wis
tting Mr.. Dietz Clarke.
morning euchre party at Tybee Hotel
Friday was the occasion of much pleas
ure. The handsome prizes, cut glass
dish and silver-mounted hat brush, were
awarded 10 Miss jeanette We'll and to Miss
Loeb The consola ton prize was given TO
Miss Mamie Smith. Among the players
were Mrs. Aaron Ferst. Mrs. Jacob Lip
man, Mrs. Altmayer, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs
Henry Cohen, Mrs. Joe Ferst Mrs. Arthur
Well, Mrs. Walter Danneburg Mrs Jack
son. Mrs. n. Black. Mrs. Binswanger, Miss
Jeanette We'll. Miss Mamie Smith. the
Misses Loeb and Miss Florette Cecil.
Mrs. Cutter Miss Bower Miss ConAy
Miss Ray Cutter, Mr.. Edward Demere end
DIR. Martin were entertained at supper ut
the Hotel Tybee by Mr. Mills B. Lane
Thursday evening.
The engagement of Miss Josephine
Newell OF Baltimore TO Mr.. Dean Clarke
OF New York has been announced. Miss
Newell is the only daughter OF Mrs
Thomas Newell and the niece of Mr..
Louis Turner of this chy.
Mr.. Meldrim will leave Monday TO az
tend the Bar Association at Warm
sulphur Springs. He will be Joined Fri
day at Griffin by Mrs. Meldrim and the
Misses Meldrirn. and the family will then
so to their country place in Hull county.
Monday evening Miss Ray Cutter en-
tertained with dinner party In honor of
Miss Coney and Miss Bowers The table
decorations were especially pretty. Re-
Nuisance lace over green satin made
dainty center-piece, while asparagus
fern and smilax filled cut glass vases at
the corners OF the table. Those present
were: Mrs. r. II. Cutter Miss Bowers.
Miss ConeY. Miss Cutter, Mr.. Palmer AK
son, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr. Fred Huh.