The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-24

The weather for the past week has been
SO delightful that it is remarkable that
there is such a dearth of entertainments
20 record. To be sure it is time for the
heat TO be upon US and Savannah draw
ing rooms have assured the ghostly-sheet-
ed appearance that one associates with
summer here, while peoples minds are nat
urally turning mountainward or seaward
1t has been said there will be an unusual
number of stay-at-homes this year, but
the list OF departures does not seem
small one, though perhaps it is somewhat
counterbalanced by the young people who
are returning for the holidays
A pleasant party to Tybee Tuesday
evening. chaperoned by Mrs. Tracy G.
Hunter, was composed of Miss Julia
Owens, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Marion
Maclean, Miss Maude Williams Miss Cliff
ford Munnerlyn, Miss Josephine Egan,
Mr. Hugh Harris, Mr.. Clarence Connerat,
Mr.. George Hayward, the Messrs Egan
and Mr.. Golfer Carmichael.
The members of the Terpsichorean Club
are planning a dance to be given at Thun-
derbolt Wednesday evening. Mr.. Frank
Hayward Mr.. Tattnall Pritchard and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Howard, Mrs. Meldrim and
Mrs. Hops have been asked to act as
chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs Meldrim entertained
Thursday with beautiful luncheon.
Mr.. Edward Demere took a party of
friends to Isle of Hope Friday evening.
were they enjoyed a delightful sail fol-
lowed by a supper In the party were
the Misses Coney of Cordele and Bower of
Bainbridge. both guests of Miss Ray Cut
ter.
Among the parties at Tybee Tuesday
evening was one chaperoned by Airs. w.
c. Cooper. The young people were Miss
Mamie Coney. Miss Nellie Coney, Miss
Marie Dreese, Miss Katie Dreese Miss
Bessie Cooper, Mr. Percy Inabnett, Mr..
Charlton Barbour, Mr.. Harry Dreese, Jr.;
Mr.. Sidney Cooper. Mr.. Woodroe, and Mr..
Frank Torley.
Miss Groves and Miss Farrell of Black
ford, S. c., aud Miss Griffin of Atlanta
were the guests OF honor at
delightful luncheon at Bannon Lodge yes
terday. Later the party adjourned to the
Yacht Club house, where the afternoon
passed very pleasantly. In the party were
Mrs Edward O'Connor, Mrs. Margaret
Cash, Miss Farrell. Miss Groves, Miss
the 0lSSeS 1yOu, lDt hioSNO
O'Connor. Miss Lucille Desbouillons, Miss
Elizabeth Gallagher. Miss Nan Golden,
Miss Viva Sullivan, Miss Annie kehoe,
Miss May Palmer, Miss Agnes Rourke,
Miss Sallie Black, the Misses McGovern,
and the Misses Lynch.
Mr.. William L. Exley has issued invi-
tations for the marriage of his daughter.
Lila Elizabeth, to Mr.. John Samuel Sims,
Thursday. July g. at $50 o'clock, the we'd
ding TO take place in Trinity Church.
Friday afternoon Master Duncan Ow-
ems was host at jolly children's party.
The guests played games until after the
refreshments had been served, when Miss
Elizabeth Gordon entertained them by
dancing the cake walk. Those present
were the Misses Mary Owens, Sarah Bar
row, Eleanor Cosens. Pauline Corson Pau
line Overton, ELIZABETH Gordon, Margaret
Haines Mabel ZiegleF. and Masters Har
old Hunter, Horace Battey Hayward How
kins. John Howkins. Thomas Charlton,
Julian johnson and Willie Aiken.
Miss Clermont Huger, Miss Jeanne
Haines and Miss Clifford Munnerlyn help
ed Mrs. Owens to amuse the little peo-
pie, each of whom were given as souvenirs
a pretty cup and saucer or baseball.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r.. Lawton, Mrs. Louis
Haskell and Mrs. Rauers left Friday, 10
he for fortnight the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Florance Minis at lockwood"
near Gainesville.
Among the passengers sailing from New
York, by the Teutonic Wednesday were
Miss Emily A. Shotter and Miss Eliza
beth Shotter, who viii make Paris their
headquarters for the summer. Mrs. Will
lam Low. who is returning to her home.
Mr.. Arthur Gordon, and Miss Margaret
Richardson OF New Orleans, who will
spend the summer with Mrs. Low.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hays baltimore
will be at home after July at No SS1
are now at Saratoga after delightful
trip though the lakes and the ST. Law
renee river from Niagara Falls to Mont
real and Lake George.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur NJ. Gibbes and the
Misses Gibbes returned yesterday from
Tybee. They expect to leave for Ashe-
vile early in July.
Mrs. George Baldwin and Miss Dorothy
Baldwin will leave tomorrow for Long
Island. where they Will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Baldwin for q week
before going to Chautauqua.
Miss Belle Daniel, who has been visiting
the Misses Huger at Button returned dur
ing tho week.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter and children
will return from Tybee, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
cousin. Mamie Gertrude Bennett. to Mr..
Frank Hardee Williams at noon, Tuesday.
June the twenty-sixth. at the De Soto
Hotel.
Mrs. A. B. Girardeau. Miss Gladys
Girardesu, and Master Claude Girardeau
left Thursday for Waynesville, N. c.,
where they will remain until Aug. !.
Miss Leila Hill and Miss Eleanor Hill
viii leave shortly for their home in North
Georgia.
Miss Mccain, who has been visiting
Miss Annie Nane Jones. since the regatta
returned Monday to her home in Charles
ton.
MIS- William Mackal. Miss Minnie
Mackeh and Masters Porter and Willie |
Mackall, will leave Thursday for Wash
lngton' d. c. where they will spend
fortnight before going to their summer
nome The Lawn, in Virginia.
Mr.. Malcolm Maclean is spending a few
days IN Griffin.
MISS Carrie Lou Meldrim and Miss Fan /
me Meldrim arrived Friday from Athens |
~here hey have been attending the Lucy |
CoDb' Miss Carrie Lou Meidrira was one
OF the graduating class.
Miss Mary Clay left during the week. for
New York. where she will visit her broth.
er, Mr.. Savage Clny before going to
Watch Hill.
Miss Lewis, Miss Ada Turner. Miss Fan
ME Turner, Miss Cole. Miss Annie win
Jams and Miss Lowry, who have been