The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14

Savannah Golf Club for the opening tea
given so successfully out at the links.
The club is to be complimented on the
work that has been done and the satisiac-
tory results that have been already at
tanned. There was not very much playing,
but few delightful hours were spent So
cially and the guests thoroughly enjoyed
the five o'clock tea served by members
of the club While some chatted with
their friends under the Marquee where
the tables were arranged, others walked
over the course following the players, the
bright red jackets of some of whom gave
a pretty touch of color TO the landscape.
A few of the many present were Mrs A.
r. Lawton Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs.
w. L. Wilson, Mrs j. \. Carson, Mrs.
w. w. Gordon Mrs. John D. Paige Mrs.
Beirne Gordon, Mrs. Robert Butler, Mrs
NJ. A O'Byrne, Mrs Walter Hartridge.
Mrs Leslie w. Russell, Mrs. Thomas S,
Wayne. Mrs. John NJ. Egan, Mrs. Arthur
M. Gibbes, Mrs. II. c. McFadden, MIS-
Charles A. Gibbes Mrs. Robert c. Harri-
son. Mrs G. W. Saussy, Mrs. Henry W.
Hodge. Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs. George
Owens, Mrs. Bradford Durham, Mrs. c.
c.. Bell, Mrs. w. d. Daffn, Ms Horace
Crane. Mrs Charles Ellis, Mrs. George
Tiedeman, Mrs. J. j. McDonough, Mrs
John Malloch Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs
c. N. Moses, the Misses Huger, the
Misses Egan, Miss Emma Hopkins, the
Misses Thomas, Miss Daisy Phillips, Miss
Jennie Haines, Miss Hattie Saussy, Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss Beirne of Vir-'
ginia, Miss Sarah Hodgson the Misses
Beekman, Miss Sallie Haskell, Miss Jen-
ME Thomas, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss
Keech of Baltimore, Miss MaXey, Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss Nan
duBignon, the Misses Butler, Miss Sin
nickson. Miss Cook of Richmond, Miss
Helen Hardee, Miss Leonora Gabbett
Miss Miriam Dent, Miss Fannie Phillips,
Miss Mary Clay, MIR. Beirne Gordon, Mr..
John NJ. Egan, Mr.. A. r. Lawton, Mr..
Henry McAlpn, Mr.. Mitchell King, Mr..
Edward Karow, Mr. d. r. Thomas, Mr..
Arthur Gibbes DIR. John d. Paige, DR..
Van Marter, Mr.. McDonough, Mr. Hamil-
ton Branch, Mr.. George Baldwin, Mr.
Charles Gibbes, MIR. Stewart Hincks, Mr.
Drum. Mr.. George Tiedeman, Mr.. Abram
Minis Mr. II. C. Cunningham, Mr..
Charles Ellis, Mr.. Pearson Hardee, Mr..
c. n. Moses, DR.. James Y. Fair and DR..
J. NJ. Lang.
A brilliant assemblage of society people
gathered at the Guards Armory Thurs
day evening for the second Soiree of the
season. This proved delightful an en-
tertainment as the first, and among the
guests who were present We're Mr..
and Mrs. A r. Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Florance Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MeAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. p, w. Meldrim,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Elliott DR.. and Mrs.
John D. Paige, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Randolph
Anderson, MIR. and Mrs. William l.. Clay,
MIR. and Mrs Robert c. Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. William d. bearing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleasant A. Stovall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter, DR..
and Mrs. John S. Howkins, MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Karow Mr.. and Mrs. John Nal
1och, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Holland Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.! Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs. Edred
Simkins, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence w Muir
phey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lewis Malone Mr..
and Mrs. John Sullivan schley, DR. and
Mrs. Aiken, Mrs Jacob Rauers,
Mrs. Henry w Hodge, Miss Cook
of Richmond, Va, Miss Albert Huh
of Atlanta, Miss Rankin, of North Caro-
lima, Miss Sinnickson, of Salem N. J.,
Miss Dora Cohen, of Baltimore, Miss
Sally Miller, of Waterbury, Conn, Miss
Harriette Russell of New York Miss Hell
en- Marshall of Rome, Miss Ethel Moses of
Mobile Miss Sarah Hodgson, Miss Sadie
King. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Elise
hdueTS, MISS Lily ANDERSON, MISS Emma
Huger, Miss Harriet Elliott, Miss Mamie
Nisbet, Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, Miss Jennie Haines, Miss EN-
ma Hopkins, Miss Marion Hammond, Miss
Kate Rauers Miss Freida Rauers, Miss
Nan duBignon, Miss Alice May Connerat
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Anne Butler
Miss Matte Lee Lockhart, Miss Flora
Dancy, Miss Leonora Gabbett MT
Charles A Shearson, Mr.. T. M
Cunningham Jrr Mr.. f. S. Elliott
Mr.. w. w. Williamson, Mr.. w T. Hop
kins Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Jr, Mr.
Palmer Arson, MIR. r. M Butler, Jr
MIR. J. F. Cam, Mr.. l. N. Chisolm Mr.
John D. Carswell, Mr.. Horace A Crane
DR., Mr.. Clarence Connerat. Jr Mr.. Frank
II. bearing, MIR. Edward II. Demere, Mr.
A. G. Guerard, Jr., MIR. George c. Hey
ward. Jr., Mr.. Stewart Hfncks Mr. w
G. Harrison, Mr.. Horace r. Hunter. Mr.
G. Noble Jones' Mr.. ALBION D. Johnston
Mr.. j. deBryun Hops, Mr.. Mills b. Lane.
Mr.. Savage II. Lyman, Mr. Abram
Minis, Mr. a. A McHethan, Mr. r. r.
Moore, Mr.. John Morris, Mr. c. n. Moses.
MIR. Shelby Myrick Mr. Pascbal Strong
Mr.. Ormond Strong. Mr.. George f. Ten
nile, Mr. Joseph d. Taylor Mr.. w
Lowndes Walthour, Mr.. Langdon West
Mr.. Rogers $. Wood, DR. T. F. Warinp
and Mr. E. o. Watkins.
Mrs. Bradford Durham complim.nte5
her guest. Miss Elizabeth Keech Of Balti-
i+lNASs win a bNdulil VI caro- party Wednpg-
day afternoon. The rooms were decorated
with American beauty roses. rnaidenhalr
ferns and palms. Five-handed euchre was
played and a prize given al each of the
eight tables. The prizes which We're son-
venlrs OF European cities, included a
dainty violet fan from Paris. a Dresden
china flower holder, a Venetian bang,o -
F-orentine bon-bon box, an opera class
case, a charming picture. enameled mar
PINS, and a beautiful Geneva spoon ,rbo
fortunate winners were: Mrs. Harris Cone
yrs. CLARENCE w. Murphy. Mrs. William
G. Cam. Mrs. A. 3. Hun Mis- fon,'I1nn
Gaobet, Miss Emma Buger. Miss Fiorida
Banks, Miss Irene Withers. Miss Cornelia
Lee and Miss Brewer. Mrs. Dunbam,s
guests Included Mrs c. l.. Gillette Mr.
Cecil Gabbett, Mrs. Arthur overton. Mrs
James Ii. Hunter, Mrs. Thomas s Wavna
Mrs. l.. c. Banks, Mrs Bernard CO.
Mrs. Clarence 5. Connerat, Mrs. Trenholm
MIS-. Edward c. Mercer, Mrs. CorneIi,Is