The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-24

In the social world this IS the season Of
anticipation as little is going on to merit
a great amount Of interest, while ne end
OF plans are being made for post-Lenten
gaieties Of amateur performances there
will be an unusual number and several
weeks Of entertaining are possible before
the warm weather comes. An interesting
event Of the spring season will be the
concert to be given on the sixth of May
for the benefit of the two local chapters
of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
linton. The fact that Julian Walker will
sing again to a Savannah audience would
be sufficient to insure a successful con-
cert and in addition will appear two 9TH
or artists of national reputation, Henri
Err, violinist, and Bruno Steindal, con-
cert 'cellist, formerly with Thomas or
chestra
Tuesday seemed a day of teas and the
tsrgest gathering was at the Philbrick
kindergarten rooms where, between the
hours of and 7, Miss Madge Lyons gave
a charming programme Of mandolin mu-
sic Mr.. Clarence Connerat Jr, assisted
Miss Lyons, and Miss Leland Hull
companied her on the piano Among the
many visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Schley, Mr. and Mrs. James Hardee Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. w. II.
Daniel Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mrs Joseph A.
lIuger, Mrs. McAlpin, Mrs. Olmstead,
Mrs. Samuel Adams, Mrs a. j. Warning.
Mrs. r. c. Harrison, Mrs Malcolm
Ire
son, Mrs F. c. Battey. Mrs. George
Baldwin, Mrs. Lucien Jones, Mrs.
George Dent, Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Harris
Cope. Mrs Hoyt, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. w d.
simkns, Mrs. Gaudry. Mrs A. B. Girar-
dean Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. c. G. Gilbert,
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. John Malloch Mrs.
Sidney Goodwin Mrs. Richard Devant,
Mrs. Burdell, Mrs. Dinkins Mrs. Wesson,
Mrs. Burdell, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Mallory,
Mrs.sE A. Abrahams, Mrs. l. r. Mendes,
Mrs Marion Corbin, Miss Cuthbert, Miss
Palms, Miss Vaughn, Miss Olmstead, Miss
Minna Waring. Miss Hopkins, Miss Maude
Hayward, Miss Munnerlyn, Miss Jose
phine DuekwOrth Miss Beckwith, the
Misses Phillips, Miss Lima Huger Miss
Sally Haskell. Miss Emma Huger. Miss
Ward Miss Hartridge, Miss Alice Park
er, Miss Mary Wayne. Miss Richards, Miss
Cornelia Lee, Capt. Gillette Mr.
Charles Hardee, Mr.. George Baldwin.
Mr. f. L. Douglas, Mr.. bearing Harden,
Mr. Julian schley, Mr.. Larcombe Schley,
and Mr.. Beirne Gordon, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener Dickinson gave
a beautiful dinner party Friday evening
at their home on CASTOR street. east The
table was charmingly decorated with vel
low and white. "A scarf and, center piece
of Renaissance lace over<yellow six al
most covered the table, while from the
chandelier were Suspended broad satin
ribbons of yellow and white. A plateau OF
yellow daffcdils was PLACED in the cen q
ter and the table wac lighted witheYel-
low shaded candles in Z silver candle
sticks. The menu cards were painted in
the shape Of yellow dafodfls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dckinson's guests were Mr.. anil
Mrs. W. w. Gordon, Jr., Miss Lillian
Holley of Torrington, Conn. Miss Olive
speer. Miss Elizabeth Butler. Miss Anne
Butler, Miss Anna Guerard, Mr.. Edward
Demere' Mr. Alec Thesmar, Mr. Fred
Robinson of Atlanta, Mr.. Palmer Arson.
and Mr. John Stevens
number of the friends of Mrs Thomas
]. Randolph of Norfolk. Va, had the
pleasure of meeting her at a charming
tea given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Edward Karow, at her home on Gwinnett
street.
A delightful affair of the week was the
Harmonic ball, given Wednesday evening
at the eGuerds' Hail Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wen, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Dppman, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Byck, Mrs. s. A. Elm
stein. Miss Edith Robinson. Miss
Bessie Liiienthal, Miss Carrie Lllenthal
Miss Frieda Traub. Miss Lily Traub, Miss
Janette MeinhaId Miss Mamie Smith
Miss Viola Frank. Miss Blanche Mohr
hrl9
.Krauss. Miss jeanette Melnhard
Miss Nussbaum. Miss jeanette Her.
man, Mr.. Hugo Frank, Mr.. Edwin Frank
MIR. Joe Dryer, Mr.. Max Letter, Mr.. Je.
rome Eckstein, Mr.. Mord Hyams, Mr.
Ferdinand Neuberger, Mr.. Sigmund Berg
the Messrs. Herman. Mr.. Leo Frank, Mr.
Walter Lilienthal, Mr. Jacob Smith, Mr.
Solomon, Mr.. Gillespie and Mr. Max LET
fer.
Miss May duBignon gave an in
formal card party Friday morn
ing In honor of the Misses
Bell of New York. The other guest.
entertained were Miss Marion Hammond
Miss Ferguson. Miss Nina Crane. Mis-
Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauegs, Mis-,
CLIFFORD Munnerlyn, Miss jeanne Haines
Miss Ethel Taylor. Miss Flora Darcy
Miss Elsie Barnard, Miss Harriet Elliott
Miss Emma Huger and Mrs. T. Mayhev
Cunningham, Jr.
Miss Katharine Beekman, who left dur
ing the week for her home in New York
entertained Wednesday. evening at the D
Soto with a chafing-dish party. TIL
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs A-thu
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr., MS
Maude Williams, Miss Lima Huger, Mis-
Emma Huger, Mr.. w. Gordon Harrison
Mr.. Mills b. Lane, Mr.. John w. Huge
and Mr.. Walter Chisholm.
Miss Marion Hammond entertained IN
formally with cards Thursday evening
the guests. being invited to meet Mis-
Ferguson of ST. Paul. Those who wer
present were Miss Ethel Taylor Miss Ma
duBignon, Miss Maude Williams, Mis-
Kate Rauers. Miss Freda Rauers, MI
j. d. Taylor, Mr.. Louis Morgan, MIR. Coul
ter Carmichael, Mr.. Harry Daniel. MI
Shelby Myrick. Mr.. John Stoddard. Nj
Harold Aver and Mr.. Clarence Connerat
The prizes were won by Miss Maude VIII
Jams, Miss Kate Rauers, Mr.. Myrick an
Mr. j. d. Taylor.
The Historical meeting of the Coonir
Danes Tuesday afternoon. was one OF tn
pleasantest that has been held durin
the winter. Miss Emma Builoch's inter
esting article on the landing of Oglc
thorpe In Savannah. was much enjoyed
ana later there was an informal tea. Pres