The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03

under the treatment of Professors Won
Leyden and Boas. She is now quite well
again and is taking up scientific studies
and classical German, while her sister,
Miss Mayer is devoting her time to mu-
sic They reside with Frau Consul Glaise,
10l-102 Potsdamer strasse. They will re-
main in Berlin until June after which
they will spend the summer in travelling
over the continent. and return to this
country with DR.. Graham in November
or December next.
Mrs. w. p Emory and Miss Beth
Emory of CObleskill, N. Y, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. A. Gregory at 105 Henry
street, east.
Miss Dickson of Morganton N c., after
a visit to Miss Georgia Freeman has re-
turned home.
Miss Gertrude Powell of Palatka, Fla 4,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Marion Pitcher of Augusta is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. J. e. Mcmillan at
10 Park avenue, east.
Miss Mary Bloodworth of Atlanta is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Blood
worth.
Miss VILLA Ayeilhe has just returned
from an extensive tour through the ISL
and of Cuba.
comprised the hunting party in last
weeks meet of the Chatham Hunt Club:
Mrs. John Malloch Miss Elizabeth Has
kell, Miss Rauers, Miss Starr Respess,
Miss Sallie Haskell, Mr.. George r. Ten
mile, DR.. M. X. Corbin, Mr. w. T. Has
kell, MIR. b. h. Neal, Mr.. Culver, Mr..
Emmett Moncreiffe, Mr.. Coalter Carmich-
ael, Mr.. Levy, Mr.. u. d. Respess.
Miss Emmie johnson entertained infor-
mally last evening with cards Those
who were present were Miss Walbridge
of Brooklyn, Miss Bessie Ballard of
Greensboro. n. G., Miss Eileen Hunter,
Miss Cora johnson, Mr.. Hugh Harris, Mr.
James Butner, Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Pea
body
Miss Ellen Morel gave an informal tea
yesterday afternoon at her studio on Per-
ry street, when the work accomplished
by her pupils within the last three months
was exhibited. The studio walls were
lined with interesting sketches done in
pencil. charcoal and pen and ink Among
the charcoal sketches in the still life
class were three excellent studies, the
work of Miss Meta Thomas. Miss Lila
Carmichael and Master Eddie Prince.
Master Nils Dahl exhibited a head OF
Canova THAI was particularly good, as
well as a copy in crayon of Landseer's
THE Challenge" and a pen and ink
sketch from life. Among the best studies
from the block were those done by Mrs.
Beirne Gordon, Jr., and Miss Lila Car
michael A group of toys in pencil by
Master lzlar Oliveros, was much edmired,
as was the work of Master John. Gam
mon, Master Jack Myers, Master George
Hunter and Master Andrew Goebel. Miss
Hada Hunter, Miss Hazel Lemcke and
Miss julie Screven also showed interes ting
charcoal sketches N 10
Morel Will hold her regular exhibition.
The c. b. Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday by Miss Claire Will
Jams. Three pretty prizes comb and
brush tray of Dresden china, a Bohemian
vase and a copy of Tennyson's poems,
were won by Miss Marion Cooper Miss
Marie Dreese and Miss Petite Powell. The
guests present included Mrs. c. L. STRAIT
on. Mrs T. S. Whitfield Mrs. George
Williams. Mrs. Robert Hubert, Mrs J.
d. Jordan. Mrs. w. B. StillweH Miss San
neman of Brooklyn, Miss Ritcher of
Hampton Va, Miss Katie Dreese, Miss
Marie Dreese. Miss Lula Davis, Miss
Louise Waldhauer, Miss Ellen Morgan,
Miss Petite Powell. Miss Gertrude Powell.
Miss Mamie Coney, Miss Leila Morgan
and Miss Bessie Cooper.
Mrs. L. Lilienthal entertained very
pleasantly Wednesday evening with eu-
chre The parlors were adorned with
palms, ported plants and violets. The
prizes a handsome sofa cushion and a
Duchess lace handkerchief, were won by
Mrs. Butzel and Mrs. Henry Solomon.
Among those present were Mrs. Butzel of
Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Fred Davis of New
York, Mrs. Loubenberg of New York,
Mrs. Baelanach OF Philadelphia. Mrs f.
Haiman OF Cleveland, Mrs. Henry Sol
ONION, Mrs. A. Letter Mrs. Bins wanger,