The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

days the world awakes to the beauty and
joyousness of the spring season. Many
pleasures have been arranged for the
present week, and among these will be
the one and only cotillion of the spring
time, which will take place Tuesday ev-
ening at the Guards Armory Hall For
tomorrow evening, the plays the thing,
and a number of theater parties will wit
ness the performance of 1905" Mrs.
j. b. Chestnut has sent out invitations
for a card party Tuesday, and the Mar
ried Womens Club will be entertained
the following afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Battey. Mrs. Edward Karow will give a
Buffet luncheon Wednesday from to
o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Thomas j. Ran
dolph of Norfolk, and several other pri-
waite entertainments will be among the
festivities of the week.
THE Cradle Songs of the Nations is
the title of an attractive entertainment
which will take place at the Guards Hall
on the evening of Tuesday, the 10TH The
performance will consist of a series of
seven tableaux, each accompanied by a
vocal solo, and enacted by a number of
rnent will be given for the benefit of the
Parochial Society of Christ Church, and
the following ladies are the patronesses:
Mrs. W. w. Gordon, Mrs. ]. Florance
Minis, Mrs T. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr.,
Mrs George Baldwin, Mrs. William r.
Leaken, Mrs. Frank C. Battey Mrs.
Thomas Screven, Mrs. W. w. owens and
Miss Maria Minis.
Mrs. Willard Ward of New York was
given a beautiful dinner party Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers at their
home on Forsyth Park The reception
rooms were decorated for the occasion
with masses of exquisite flowers, azaleas,
peach blossoms and sprays of pink ana
white Towering almond. In the dining
room American Beauty roses were used,
while the table was beautifully arranged
for the occasion. Ropes of smilax were
drawn from the chandelier to the cor
ners of the table, and In the center
cut glass bowl of La France roses was
reflected in a square mirror. Silver can
deiabra, with pink-shaded candles, and
cut glass vases of La France roses were
placed at alternate sides of the table,
while smilax and pink satin ribbons
wreathed the mirror in the center. Mr.
and Mrs. Rauers' guests were Mrs. VII
lard Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. T Mayhem Cum
bingham, MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon,
Jr.. Mrs. James Dent Miss Maria Minis.
Mr.. w. w. Williamson and Mr.. Abram
Minis.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Love
Goodwin and Mr.. Daniel O'Day, Jr., VIII
take place in New York April 80. Miss
Goodwin is a native of this city and al
sser years of art study in New YORK
and abroad has made her home In New
York Her reputation as an artist is an
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her illustrations in newspapers and peri
odicals will regret that her work for pub
lication will be discontinued upon her
marriage. Mr.. O'Day is the son of MT.
Daniel O'Day of New York, one OF the
vide presidents of the Standard Oil Com
pauy. and is himself a most successful
business man with large interests poth
in New York and Pittsburg.
delightful sailing party in honor Of
Miss Olive Speer of Atlanta was given
Thursday by Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Ed
ward Demere, Mr.. William II. Connerat,
Jr.. and Mr. Palmer Arson. The party
left town in the afternoon Tor Whlte
Bluff, where, at Mr.. Connerats cottage
an appeuZng supper was enjoyed Inc
return trip to town by moonlight was es-
pecially pleasant. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener
dickinson chaperoned the young people,
among whom were Miss Speer, Miss Leo
nora Gabbett. Miss Ethel Taylor Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Anna Guerard, Mr.
John Stevens and Mr. Walter Nash.
party of young people left Thursday
for Hofwyl in Glynn county, wnere they
are spending the Easter holidays with MI
and Mrs James Dent. In the party are
ME- Onbeua Dent. Miss Minnie Mackall,
Miss Elizabeth Shotter, Miss Mary Mo-
reu Miss Claudia McAlpin and Miss Lila
Conner.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane gave a delightful
dinner at the De Soto Hotel TUESDAY
evening The decorations were or La
France and Nephitos roses, and the table
was lighted with pink candles in ores
den china candlesticks. The guests IN
cnded Mr. and Mrs. Clarence VAIN
wright Murphey, Miss Lillian Holley,
Miss Elizabeth Butter Miss Anne Butler,
Mr. Walter Chisholm, and Mr.. Theodore
Barnard.
Among those who attended the last
moonlight meet of the Chatham Hunt
Club. were Mr.. Lewis W. Haskell Miss
elizabeth Haskell. Mr.. B. b. Neal, DR.
NJ X. Corbin, Mr.. j. n. Culver, MI
Emmett Moncreiffe. Mr.. Frank Butner
Mr.. H. w. Whitcover, Mr.. z. d. Res
pess.
The marriage OF Mr.. Hugh Conner and
Miss Elizabeth Haniey will take place
tomorrow in Boston, Mass.
Mai. wilkins entertained a party Of
friends Yesterday on board the Jessie
His guests were MIR. and Mrs. Clarence
w Murphey, Miss Lillian Holley, Miss
Elizabeth Butler. Miss Anne Butler, anc
Mr.. Mills b. Lane.
DR.. and Mrs. James B. Read have re-
turned to Green Cove Springs. Fla.
Miss Cornelia Lee left Friday evening
for Brevard.N s. c., where she Will visi
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Worth Hunter
have returned from their wedding triI
and are residing at IA Taylor street, west
Mrs. John d. Paige arrived Thursday
from The Oaks in South Carolina where
she has been visiting Mrs. Edwin Par
sons.
The Monday Euchre Club held its lates
meeting at Bannon Lodge Thunderbolt
where a particularly pleasant afternoon
was spent by the members and guests
The three prizes were won by Mrs. lsaa,
Roos. Mrs. s. L. Gerst, and Miss Magnu'
Iowenthal, Among those present wer'
Mrs. Charles Hohenstein OF Waycross
Mrs. Loebenberg OF New York, Mrs. =
L. Gerst. Mrs. A. Enrich, Mrs NJ Y
Enrich, Mrs. Isaac Roos, Mrs. A. =
Cohen. Mrs. Fried Mrs. Henry Hirscn
Mrs. L. W. Wortsman. Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Solomon Hirsch. Miss Magnus Low
enthai, Miss jeanette Herman, Miss Der
tina Rothschiid. Miss Rose Belsinger, mis-
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