The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-08

of the ladies was really a delightful af-
fair, almost as much enjoyed by the old
er people as by The children themselves
These happy little folks in their dainty
dresses and iuttering ribbons made
very charming sight as they thronged the
floor of tie pavilion. The fancy dances
by Miss Mamie Martin and Miss Margue-
rite Stults were especially attractive fea-
lures of the afternoon. Miss Stults, who
was beautifully dressed in white lace over
pink silk, gave a skirt dance with her
usual ease and skill aud Miss Martin,
who wore lovely little gown of accord
ton-plated lavender satin, delighted every
one with her grace After the dance the
children trooped to the dining-room
where generous refreshments had been
thoughtfully provided for them by Mrs.
Graham, and ice cream, cake and many
other good things were enjoyed to the
utmost by the merry little people. Among
those who took part in the afternoons
gayety were Miss Charlotte Ecker Of At
lanta, Miss Margery Wright, of Atlanta,
Miss Eunice L4ppman Miss Gladys Lipp-
man. Miss Doris Lippman Miss Con
stance Chestnut, Miss Inez Tiedeman,
Miss Bessie Dixon, Miss Bessie Murphree
Of Troy. Ala, Miss Angus Wood. Miss
Gena Ferst, Miss Hannah Ferst, Miss
Rita Well Miss Birdie Van Keuren, Miss
Rosalind Wood, Miss Helen Dixon, Miss
Cora Martin, Miss Norma Derby. Miss
Gertrude Grantham. the Misses Lindsay,
Master Ralph Altmayer OF Macon, Master
Moses Ferst, Master Alan Mcdonald,
Master Rayford Wood, Master Irwin
Wood and Master Merritt Dixon, Jr.
In the evening after the supper little
Miss Suits danced the bolero on the pa
vilion for the grown people.
A large party, chaperoned by DR.. and
Mrs d. r. Hopps and by Mrs. Guy
Howard, enjoyed the Tuesday evening
dance at Tybee. They were Miss Carrie
Lou Meldrim, Miss Fanny Meldrim, Miss
Mary Hops. Miss Marion Maclean, Miss
Conelia Maclean, Miss Ethel McIntire,
Miss Angie Cubbedge, Mr. Edward
Thompson, Mr.. Joe Hayward, Mr.. Walter
Hayward, Mr.. Lawrence Lee Mr.. Berrien
Glover, Mr.. Stephen Hayward, Mr.. Ben
Yaneey, Mr.. Aleck Hull, Mr.. James Nc
1ntire, Mr.. Thomas Harper. Mr.. Charles
Edmonston, Mr.. Stalker of Tennessee, Mr..
Gordon Haines, Mr.. Sidney Stubs, Mr..
Daniel Clinton Betjeman, Mr.. Frank Hey
ward, Mr.. Montague Boyd, Mr.. Tracy
Hunter. Jr.. Mr.. Robert Waller and Mr..
Clayton Purse.
Mrs Edward Habersham chaperoned
another party in which were Miss Prtch-
ard, Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Maud
Williams, Mr.. Golfer Carmichael, Mr.
Clarence Connerat. Mr.. William Simpson,
Mr.. Butterfeld Mr.. George Hayward
Mr.. David Barrow and Mr.. Horace Hun
ter
One of the pleasantest affairs of the
season was the euchre party given Non
day night at Hotel Tybee The ladies
prize very handsome vase, was won by
Miss Lille Hirsch of Columbus, and the
gentlemen's prize, a silver-mounted
whisk broom, by Mr.. Seisel of Macon.
The other players were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Wolff and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ait
mayer of Macon, Mrs. Jacob Lippman
Mrs. Max jackson OF Macon, Mrs. Cohen
of Macon, Mrs. William Watson, Miss
Sadie Loeb and Miss Nellie Loeb of Co
lumbus. Dr. Farmer, Mr. Ralph AltmayeI
Of Macon.
The regatta at Isle of Hope Wednesday
afternoon was an occasion of much inter
est and numbers of people Witnessed the
exciting races.
In one of the parties we're Mrs. Homer
Hopkins, Miss Bower, Miss Cutter, Mr..
Palmer Arson, Mr.. Edward Demere and
Mr.. John Cutter.
The most important social event Of this
week win be the marriage of Miss Annie
Conner to Mr.. Clark Howell of Atlanta.
The wedding will take place Thursday
evening at half past nine, at
the home of The brides moth
er, Mrs. Hugh NJ. Conner. The only at
PENDANTS will be the Misses Mary and Lii
la Conner and MIR. Howell's best man,
Mr.. Thomas Egleston of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H Remshart are en-
pertaining a home party az their summer
home, at White Bluff. In the party are
Miss Gretta Homer of Charleston, Miss
George Ashley of Trenton, Miss Nina
Crane, Misses Alice and Marie Remshart,
Messrs Fred Hoyt. james Lean of Way
cross. Pitcher Cheatham and William
Remshart of Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Lewis Haskell has returned from
a visit to Mr. and Mrs j. Florance Minis
at their country home in North Georgia.
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn and Miss
Jeanne Haines spent the Fourth of July
with Miss Leonora Gabbett al Isle of
Hope.
Miss Emma Hopkins is visiting Miss
Maude Hayward
Mr. Arthur J. O'Hara is the guest Of
MIR and Mrs. j. j. McDonough at their
Tybee collage.
Mr. Shelby Myrick left for New York
yesterday.
The initial trip OF the Neva s.. former
IL the Viking under her new title was
made Wednesday morning when Mr.. W
w. Starr, Mr. Merritt Dixon and Mr.. j
J. Kirby, brought large and merry par
~ from Tybee to Savannah, then to the
Yacht Club. returning 10 the Atlantic
Club for dinner in the evening. An elab-
crate luncheon was served on board the
launch, and the trip proved delightful in
every way Among those who took part
in the christening ceremony, were
Mr. and Mrs, John r. Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. A. j Merkle, Miss Mollie
Coll MS, Miss Jumonville OF New Orleans
and Mr.. John Mclaughlin.
Mr.. E. L. Tessier OF Charleston is spend
ing some time in Savannah. Shortly after
leaving here he will sail for Europe, stop
ping in Scotland, and then going to Paris
and other points on the continent
Mrs. A. r Lawton, who has been v's-
iting Mr.. and Mrs ]. f Minis, was Joined
this week by Mr. Lawton and Mr. A r.
Ilawton Jr and went with them to
Warm Sulphur Springs where Col Law
ton a.tend the State Bar Association.
Miss A. NJ. Barnard left Tuesday with
Mrs. Pape and Miss Fape for Lake Chau-
tauqua New York.
Miss Helen Vaughn is visiting friends
in Charleston, where she will attend the
sessions OF the National Educational AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs n. A Pape and Miss Pape sailed
Tuesday night for New York, on their way