The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-27


ing, inteTspersed with a number of cotl-
o. figures. led by Mr. Arthur SO ONION.
Clusters of red carnations and pretty SILK
hags were given as favors, and speca
favor, a cut glass and silver flask. WIS
drawn for by numbers. Mr.. Julian Hexter
being the fortunate winner. An elaborate
supper was served in the cafe of the no
tel at midnight. The table was brilliant
in decoration and was lighted by tulip
shaped electric lights. a profusion Of
American Beauty roses and deep pink
carnations in dut glass vases made a
beautiful mass of color In the center OF
the long table. The guests present on
this delightful occasion were Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs Herman. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wolff. Miss jeanette
Herman, who wore a beautiful gown Of
pale blue chiffon. with appl que of guipure
lace; Miss Bessie Ii ien.hal, in rose-col-
red peault de sole; Miss jeanette We'll
in eau de nil crepe, with Russian lace and
gold embroidery; Miss Ruth Kayton. in
rale blue crepe de chine; Miss Sadi
Traub, Miss Lily Traub, Miss Edith Rob
inson Miss Beulah We'll Miss Fannie
Neuberger, Miss Celia Well, the Misses
Eckstein, Miss Ho ten Stern, Miss
Frances Stern. Miss Viola Frank, Miss
Jeanette Meinhard, Miss Sadie Frank,
Miss Ada Enrich. Miss Marie EhrIich
Bessie Krauss, Miss Beerwald of Phila-
delphia, Miss Gertrude Cohen, Miss Penie
Levy, Miss Irene Putzel, Miss Julia Ep-
stein and Mr.. Fred Solomons. Mr.. Sig
mund Berg, Mr.. Herbert Kayton, Mr.. A.
Sondheim, Mr.. Sigfried Fantl, Mr. A.
Fantl, Mr.. Max LETTER Mr. Carl Herman
Mr. j. Herman, the Messrs. Traub, Mr..
Jake Smith. Mr.. J. Eckstein, the Mess S.
Mohr Mr. Max Neuberger, Mr.. Roy Low
enstein, MIR. Julian Hexter, Mr.. j. Dub,
Mr.. Mord Hyams, the Messrs. Ryttenberg
of New York, Mr.. Jos phi Myers, Mr..
Moses Smith and Mr.. Joseph Elsinger.
A delightful theater party was given
Monday evening by Mr.. A. Godin Guer-
ard and Mr.. Leopold Alexander in homo
of Mrs. Henry Hodge of New York. TIE
performance Of More Than Queen" was
thoroughly enjoyed by the party, who
were entertained afterward at the home
Of Mr. Guerard, on Park avenue, west
Those who were present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Sullivan Bond Mrs. Henry Hodge
Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mss Nan duBignon
Miss Harriet Houston, Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Rose Bryant, Miss Anne Page
Miss Margaret Fincke, Miss Josephine
cgan, Miss Frieda Rauers Miss Kate
Rauers, Miss Helen Egan, Mr.. Allan
Bond, Mr. j. d. Taylor, Mr.. w. w Will
hanson, Mr.. John d. Carswell, Mr.. Ray
mond Butler Mr. William Butler, Jr, Mir.
AL bearing and Mr.. Paul Haskell.
The gaieties of the week closed last
evening with beautiful card party given
BY Or. and Mrs. John D. Paige to Miss
Ethel Taylor. The entertainment took
place at the home of Mrs. Taylor, on
Jones street, and the rooms were charm
ingly decorated for the occasion. Sprays
Of bamboo were arranged with artistic
taste to form a freize in the reception
rooms and entrance haH. while the stair
way was decorated with masses of the
same beautiful vine A delightful even
ing was spent in playing euchre, and the
score of games was kept with little pink
daisies tied with satin ribbons. The five
lovely prizes which were awarded al the
close of the evening were a bureau sechet
of pink taffeta silk, a tortoise shell comb,
a golf score book of green leather, with
mountings and pencil in silver. a silver
pencil holder and an exquisite carved
ivory paper knife. The guests who were
present were Miss May duBignon, Miss
Jeanne Haines, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss
Angie Cubbedge, Miss Clifford Munner~
lyn, Miss Anne Butler, Miss Marie Mis-
bet, Miss Nina Crane, Miss Mary Wayne,
Miss Marion Hammond, Miss Kate
Rauers. Miss Freida Rauers, Miss Rose
Bryant, Miss Leonora Gabbett. Miss Har-
riet Mlledge, Miss Elizabeth Haskell,
Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Righton Haber-
sham, Mr.. Dearing Harden. Mr.. Ham
mond Eve, Mr. Harry bearing, Mr.. Clar-
ence Connerat, Jr., Mr.. Hugh Harris. Mr..
Fred Myers, Mr.. Ben Yency. Mr.. Louis
Morgan Mr. Charles Edmondston, Mr..
George Hayward Mr.. William Simpson,
Mr.. Harold Aver, Mr.. Berrien Glover, Mr..
John Stevens. Mr.. Stein Bryan. Mr.. Cos
mo Hardee, Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.. Rob
ert Waller, Mr. William sullivan and Mr..
Hawkins.
Mrs. j. Florance Minis gave delight
full luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss
Harriet Houston of Baltimore. Nd. The
table was decorated with Roman hya-
cinths and violets. The guests were Mrs.
Hubert Duckwoth. Miss Houston Miss
Emma Huger, Miss Mai King of Bruins
wick, Miss Annie Maclean Miss Mary
Wayne. Miss Edith Warfeld. Miss Frieda
Rauers and Miss Kate Rauers.
The Misses Johnston Of Elizabeth. N.
j.. were given a delightful afternoon tea
Wednesday by Mrs. Joseph A. Huger at
her home on Oglethorpe Square. Among
the guests who gathered Informally to
meet the Misses Johnston, were Mrs.
Octavus Cohen. Mrs. Phil ps. Mrs. a. ].
Waring Miss Minna Waring, Mrs Will
kins Mrs West, Mrs. VIII lam II. Elliott.
NJ SIS Elliott. Mrs. ]. Florance Minis. Mrs.
NAPLES. Mrs. John l.. Hardee. Mrs. Rob
ert Waller. Mrs. George Anderson. Miss
Lily Anderson Mrs. Waller G.. Charlton.
Mrs. Lewis Hask II Mrs Robb White.
Mrs. Frank Scrcven Mrs Rob TT Kelly.
Mrs. Arthur B. Elliott and Mrs. Robert
c. Harrison.
Mrs. william F. Aiken gave delight
full euchre party Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Og'ethorpe avenue. Carna-
tons, roses, and ferris decorated the re-
ception rooms where the card tables were
arranged. The first prize an exquisite
center-piece of Ba tenburg lace was won
by Mrs. Tracy G. Hunter, while the sec
ond. beautiful ca d case, Mrs. j. c. Lee
Hardy won The score of lone bands was
kept by pink ros buds. and the prizes for
the greatest number of these, a cut glass
bonbon dish was won by Mrs John 5
Howkins. Mrs. Aiken was assisted during
the afternoon by Mr.. william r. Leaken.
The other guests were Mrs. r acy G.
Hunter, Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. b. f.
Finney. Mrs. Thomas s. Wylly, Jr. Mrs.
John S. HowlSins Mrs. w liam l. Guar
rard Mrs. y. II. Fi0nie Mrs. Robert KEEL
", Mrs Henry NJ. Steele Mrs John u.
Pnlge. Mrs. Murray NJ Stewart Mrs W.
lius c. LeHardy Mrs. william G. Morrell,
Mrs. John y. Chosnutt Mrs. William D.
bearing Mrs. Arthur =. Elliott Mrs w.
w owens. Miss Bridges, Miss M'nua
Warirg Miss Hopkins Miss Maude Hey
weird. Miss Ingram, Miss Warner and
Miss Orne.
Again on wednesday Mrs. AUSen on