The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

seems no reason why entertaining should
rot begin now that with few exceptions
every one Is at home again. tho warm
weather is really over and that young
and old seem eager Tor excitement The
first eotillon generally sets the ball roll
inE. and as that event has been orranged
for tho tweuty-uinth. We can look for
ward 10 next week as the proper opening
az the season The FIRST meeting Of the
Married womcrs card Club will also
take place then. ana plans are Ia the air
for q number u other entertainments.
The afternoon tea az the womans tx
change "wednesday, was not only a sue
cess financially. but proved - pleasant
on entertainment that the ladies in charge
propose to have series OF
teas during the winter. The
rooms had been prettily arrang-
u FOR the occasion With palms and villa
@uax. The collection Of fancy work was
attracuvely displayed IN cases lining the
walls. and delicious refreshments were
served AZ small tables adorned with chry-
eanthemums Mrs. Julian ~ solomon.
Mrs. George Mills. Miss josephine Egan
ard Miss Catherine Mcintyre were on the
decorating committee. while the tea was
served by Mrs Mills Mrs Charles O.
Bell Mrs George Tiedeman. Mrs Henry
~ Steele Mrs L. II. Abrams. Mrs. =. a.
Denmark. Mrs william Nesbit. and Miss
Mcintyre. Among rhc many visitors dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs Walter
Charlton. Mrs. 7. Charlton, Mrs. Egsn
lirs James H. Hunter. Mrs Harris
Cone. Mis- ". T. soabrook. Mrs Edward
NJ Hahersham. Mrs ~. a. OByrnc. Mrs
Clrardeau. Mrs ! s Wood Mrs r. "
7hiot Mrs ". w RoEers Mrs. Z NJ
Etoddard Mrs Tracy Hunter Mrs s b
Adams. Mrs. A. L. Bacon. Mrs Thomas
MORGAN Mfe r g. Gordon. Mrs. Ray
mona Demcfe. Mrs Clarence Connerat
Mrs % q Drew. Mrs Alec p. Hun, Mrs
. > WHY. Mrs Fred Myers. Mrs w. a
Hisbec. Mrs f. J. Thomas. Mrs. Max
Won. Mrs Lchey Miss HOPKINS Miss
Haskell. Miss Webster Miss Florence
1h.oi and Miss Maxey.
Rev. and Mrs Roob white have sent
out Invitations Tor The marriage OF thelr
Daughter Mary Rhet,. 70 Mr. Arthur Rev
trlv Elliott. which event will take place
o. noon on Wt1ne day. Nov =. az Chfisi
Church.
Miss Edlh WarGel3 gave charm ng
iit.le supper party lasl evening at Whl.h
tfE guest. were %A a.a"'
Mis- Josrrhlne Er8u. Mr. Louis Mofsan.
Mr.. Frank Egan Mr James buinef and
Mr. Lewis Douglas.
Mr. ard Mr. Gardener Di hnson CON
p.imented their guests. Miss olive sie
Of Atlanta and Miss Armantne Sanders or
Gainesville. with diUuer party Weiner-
day evening az their home on CASTOR
street covers were iald for ten ana the
table was Beautifully decorated. Resting
-. All .at.H ~
AK wasa mirror surrounded by wreath
Of mink carnations and ferns. ana ln the
center o. thls Wa a silver cpergne nled
with IrilesfnAid roses: fairy lamps with
rose-co.ored shades lighted the table and
were also placed on the huifet and slide
board Besides Miss spcer ana Miss san
ders the guests were Hiss Anna Guer1rd,
Miss Ray cutter Mr.. Edward hemere.
Mr. Clarence CcnnsraL Mr g. NOBLE
Jones aud Mr. Palmer Arson.
Madame Mark Gorfain. formerly OF the
Metfopolitan opera Company New York.
gave an informal musical recital Friday
evening al Miss Hartrldges home on Gua-
ton street east. Madame ior.ain was
suffering from an attack Of laryugiiia
which would have made Il Impossible for
an ordinary singer 10 appear before the
public. but 90 spite 81 tnis fact which
detracied from the usual swec ness of her
tones. tho singer gave her songs with q !
the fervor and finished phrasing Of the
artist born. Eight songs were given. four
German INCLUDING two songs by Mendfls-
sohn. one hy Mcyer-H eilmund. and ono oy
Ehbert two English. Hymn q Eve by
DR.. Arne. and Maiden ana the Moon.
by Dorm ard two French. song by Cho-
pin. and Mazurka by Chopin-kardot II
Is hoped that savannahlan's may soon
have another opportunity OF hearins an
artist o. such marked ability.
Invitations have been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Brailsford Paine OF
Charleston. s. c.. for the marriage Of their
daughter Isabel Ashby and Mr. Alexander
Atkinson Lhwrerce Of this city The
wedding VIII take place Tuesday after
noon. Nov r. az r. Philips church IN
Charleston.
Nir. aud Airs. Gardener Dickinson gave a
box PARTY az the Thcater Monday even
ing for the performance o. "a Mid-sum-
mer Nights Dream" Their guests. vino
were entertained afterwards with a chat-
ing dirh supper. were Mrs. Cnristopncg
Colson saud,rs ana Miss sanders o;
Gainesville. Ga, Miss olive speer Mr.
Clarence Conuerat ana Nir J. Noble
Jones.
Mrs. Charles straton entertained Mon.
day afternoon from four unit. seven
O'Clock in honor Of Mrs. wilbur
The other guests were Mrs Taylor 3
WhitheA. Mrs Walter Concy. Mrs
Fletcher smith. Miss Annie Smith Of For.
syth Ca Mrs. William Champion Mr.
George Dwelle, Mrs. James Grlntham
and Miss Mamie Mccall Of pullman. Ca
Mss Dorothy Karow gave a delightful
little entertainment "Wednesday afternoon
10 a number Of her kue Kindergarten
friends
Mss Edith Johnston, who has been Wis
i.ing relatives in Elizabeth. y j., re-
turned home yesterday morning
Air and Mrs r. Habersham Clay VII
leave "Wednesday FOR their home. Strathy
Han in Bryan county.
Mr.. aud Mrs n. Wiley Johnson re-
turned Thursday from Asheviiie. y. G..
where they have been spending the past
few weeks
Mr. Leonard Mlckal Miss Corinuo
Mackali aud Lawton Mackali are the
guests q Mr. and Mrs. a. X. Lawtou
on Aborcorn street.
Miss Florence Olmstead has a clever
little dialect story called The Launching
OF Charlotte in the october number Of
the Alkahest
Mrs E1ward karow Will go 70 Atlanta
o. the Goth f1s thc state meeting 81 the
Daughters Of She Eevo.utcu.
Mrs Cooper Myers has returned from