The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-14

enameled sleeve links, and a vase of Bo-
hemian glass. Among Mrs. Batteys
guests were Mrs. Thomas j Charlton,
Mrs. William Morrell, Mrs. Julius c.. Lee
Hardy. Mrs. W w. Owens, Mrs. j. G..
Van Marter, Mrs w w Rogers, Mrs.
John D. Paige, Mrs. Charles Gibbes, Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mrs. Pu4liam of VIII
mington, N c., Mrs. Arthur Gibbes, Mrs.
Harris Cope, Mrs. c. E. Gillette, Mrs.
H. Wiley Johnson, Mrs w. Trenholm
Hopkins, Mrs. Edward Black, Mrs. John
Screven, Mrs Louis M LeHardy, Mrs.
Thomas J. Randolph of Norfolk, Va,
Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs Alec. Hull, Mrs.
W. w. Owens, Miss Ingram, Miss Shot
ter. Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Mary Be
deli, Miss Susie Olmstead, Miss Floride
Banks. and Miss Hartridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers gave
beautiful card party Wednesday evening
in honor of the following visitors to sa-
vannah: Mrs. Fred Davis Mrs. A. Fried
enberg and Miss Magnes Lowenthal of
New York and Miss Gertrude Berg of
Philadelphia. The drawing room, where
cards were played, was adorned with a
profusion of cut flowers and potted plants.
American Beauty roses were used to dec
crate the mantels and tables. Mrs. Lewis
Kayton and Miss Ruth Kayton won the
ladies' prizes. a silver bonbon dish and
a gold hatpin, while the other prizes, a
prone inkstand and Gibson picture, were
won by Mrs Lawrence Lippman and Mr..
A. Vetsburg. The guests present were
Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. Friedenberg, Miss
Magnus Lowenthal, Miss Gertrude Berg
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Vetsburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rosenheim, Mr.. and Mrs
Davis Rosenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Rosenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Berg
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kayton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Miss Tess Ros-
enheim, Miss Ruth Kayton, Mr.. Herman
Myers, Mr.. Sigmund Berg, Mr.. Herbert
Kayton, Mr.. G. L. Kayton and Mr.. Ar
thur Solomons.
Mrs. Ralph Elliott gave a beautiful
luncheon Thursday at her home on Perry
street, east. The table was decorated with
a plateau Of Easter lilies, surrounded by
maidenhair ferns, interspersed with mar
guertes. Covers were laid for fourteen,
and dainty cards with pen and ink etch-
ings marked the places of the guests.
Those who were present were Mrs. j.
Florance Minis, Mrs. Walter Charlton,
Mrs. Lewis Haskell, Mrs. Alexander r.
Lawton, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs. w. w.
Owens, Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs. w.
H. Daniel, Mrs. Charles Shearson, Mrs.
William R. Leaken, Mrs. George w.
Owens, Mrs. Robert C. Harrison and Miss
Elizabeth Beckwith.
Miss Julia Owens gave a delightful tea
Thursday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Bessie Ward of Baltimore, Md. The
parlors were decorated with Easter lilies,
roses and wisteria, which were beautiful
ly arranged on mantels and tables. Mrs.
George Owens, Miss Ward and Miss Julia
Owens received the guests, while refresh
ments were served by Miss Clifford Nun
nerlyn, Miss Jeanne Haines, Miss Belle
! Shooter, Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Sadie
Poe. and Miss Ethel Taylor. Among the
! guests present, were Mrs. George Bald
win, Mrs. Charles Shearson, Mrs. George
| w. Owens, Mrs. J. Florance Minis, Mrs
| Beirne Gordon, Mrs. Roob. White, Mrs.
| Percy Gordon, Mrs. A. j. Waring, Mrs.
| PAU Lyman, Mrs. w. W. Thomas OF
Athens. Mrs. n. H. Finnie, Mrs. Frank
| Battey, Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs. Har-
ris Cope, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.
| Mrs. Thomas J. Randolph, Mrs. W. Tren-
| holm Hopkins, Mrs Carleton Champion,
Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Charles Hunter
Mrs. ]. c. Barney, Mrs. George S.
Haines, Mrs. Robert Ellington, Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, Mrs. w. w Owens, Mrs.
| w. H. Daniel, Mrs. Stanhope Tutweiler
Mrs. William r.. Leaken. Miss Maria
Minis Miss Helen Hardee, Miss Nina
Pape. Miss Daisy Phillips. Miss Georgina
Phillips. Miss Minna Waring and Miss
Mary Carmichael.
Mrs. NJ. G. Enrich complimented the
| Monday Afternoon Euchre Club with
cards and a delightful luncheon Tuesday
morning. Among the out-of-town guests
present were Mrs. Lowenberg of New
York, Mrs. Harris of Massachusetts. Mrs
Magnes Lowenthal of New York, Miss
| Gertrude Berg of Philadelphia and Miss
Lily Einstein of Cincinnati.
| Mrs. Robert H. Cornwell was one of
| the hostesses of the week, entertaining
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noon. The decorations were exceptionally
! pretty and artistic. Wreaths of bamboo
were draped against the walls and the
| lights were shaded with rose color. In
| one room the flowers used in decoration
were Wisteria, Easter lilies. violets and
| lilies-of-the-vall while in the other
were pink verbena and pink and white