The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-23

3ngly during the past week. Among the
festivities was trip TO Ossa-
baw Island Friday evening for q turtle
hunt. In the party at present are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Northen of Atlanta; Miss
Lena Swift, Atlanta; Miss Leola Garrett,
Augusta; Miss Adele Hayne, Greenville.
S. G.; Miss May Norman, Columbia, S.
c.; Miss Laura Brown, Admission, Ala,
Miss Bland selden, Farnsdale, Ala; Miss
Lillah Horton, Memphis, Tenn; Miss
Mary Armstrong Lexington, KY. Miss
Marie Dammon, Memphis, Tenn; Miss
Stacy Earnest, Atlanta, and Messrs. St.
John Courtenay, Newry. s. C.; Linton
Tedford Atlanta; Dr. William Owens, At
lanta; Richard M. Lester, Savannah;
Richard W. johnson and Winship Caba-
ness, Macon: s. E. Magill and E. A.
Buist, Atlanta; Fred Robinson, Savannah:
John Hill and Robert Friend, Atlanta;
11lden Adamson, New York; Stu
art Ashby Allen, Cicinnati, O., and Mr..
II. H. De Loach of Savannah.
A pleasant party, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Duckworth enjoyed the
dance at Hotel Tybee Tuesday evening.
Among those who were present were Miss
Huguenin of Macon, Miss Elise Rauers,
Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Elizabeth Has
keii, Miss Nan duBdgnon, Mr.. Edward
Demere, Mr.. Coulter Carmichael, Mr..
Batt of Columbia. s. c.: Mr.. Jack Rauers.
DR. John Haskell and Mr.. George Has
kell.
Mrs Carleton Champion entertained very
pleasantly Friday afternoon with cards.
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pen, and among the other guests were
Mrs. Tracy G.. Hunter, Mrs. Alex Law
renee, Mrs Augustus Kelly and Miss Alb
bic Orme.
Mai Wilkins is entertaining on the Jes-
sic at the Charleston yacht races this
week, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy,
Miss duBignon, Miss Jones and Miss
Rozans of Waynesboro, Ga.
A pleasant party of ladies spent Thurs
day morning at the Yacht Club bowling.
Mrs. G. e. Gillette, Mrs. Edward Frost,
Mrs Charles Hunter, Miss Floride Banks
and Miss Daisy Maxey formed the party.
Miss Julia Huguenin of Macon who has
been visiting Miss Elizabeth Haskell will
return home tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith left yester-
day for Kilkenny Club, where she is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry steele.
Mrs. W. W. Gordon, Jr., w. w. Gordon.
Srd. and Miss Daisy Gordon, expect TO
leave to-day for Guinas, in Habersham
county. where they will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Mamie Prioleau OF
Beaufort, S. c., were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul LYMAN for few days last
week en- route home from Brunswick.
Miss Irene Withers will leave early in
plv fxA ha aA Thof a 4,
qua.
Mr.. Claude Girardeau left during the
week to visit relatives in Charlotte, N. c.
Mrs. Frank Battey has returned home
after visit to Mrs. Eugene Harris ii
Macon.
Miss Margaret Charlton and Miss s'aids
6tovall are at home again after a de.
lightful stay with friends in Athens.
Mrs. ]. M. Egan, Miss Josephine. Mis-.
May Egan and Mr.. Louis Egan left yes.
terday for Marquette, Mich. and will
spend the summer in the West.
Mr.. Percy Huger has returned from
Sewanee, Tenn. and will spend a few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hugel
at Bluffton. S. c.
Mrs. R. c. Harrison and Miss Cler.
mont Huger left yesterday for Button
Mrs. Harrison will return Monday.
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Anna
Hunter will leave for Asheville, N. c..
during the week.
Mr.. John c. Stiles Of Brunswick, spent
a day or two in Savannah last week
Mrs. George Screven and Miss Mar
Screven are among the Savannahiani
who are spending the summer at NORTH
Hatley. Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. william e. Guerard have
gone to Brevard, N. c., for a few months
Miss Fannie Meldrim has brought hom,
with her from Athens. a beautiful speci
men of her artistic work, which was ex
hibited at the recent closing exercises OIL
the Lucy Cobb Institute. The work l!
on silk tapestry, and represents a charm
ing Vatican scene.
Miss Lee of Charleston. s.. c.. left dur.
ing the week for the North, where she
will spend the summer. after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. Moultrie Lee.
Mrs. B. Fl. Hardee has gone to Fla
Rock, N. c., to spend several months.
Miss Madge Reid left Thursday To-
Coatesville. Pa, where she win visi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huston.
Mrs. Paschal Strong is spending tn,
summer at Beaulieu.
Miss Sally Haskell returned early II
tHt week lIOIn .AndTleStODs WneEe sne Wis
tied Miss Elizabeth Parker.
DR.. William Owens, who has been tn,
guest Of MIR. A. A. DeIsoach at Beaulieu
has returned to his home in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George schley went Norti
Thursday. and will spend the summer IL
Saratoga at the Lynwood.
Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim and Miss Fan
ME Meldrim arrived Friday from Athens
One OF the most brilliant social affair,
that has taken place in the state recently
was the wedding of Miss Matte Slbley
d.Antignac of Augusta and Mr.. w. Har
per Lumsden Jr, OF Norfolk, Va, which
was celebrated in Augusta last week. Thu
dence were extremely beautiful and elab
dence were extremel ybeauuful and eiab
Among the attendants were Miss Cart,
Lou Meldrim and Mr.. Louis Morgan o
this city, both OF whom are cousins o.
the bride.
Mr., and Mrs. Dc Soto Fitzgerald lef
during the week for Kennebunk, Me.
where they have a cottage for the sum
mer
Mrs. Henry Blum and Mr.. w. S. Blur
sailed Wednesday for New York, from
where they will 90 to Mount st. Vincent
on the Hudson, to join Miss Catherine
Blum. After spending a fortnight at tn,
North the party will return home.
Miss Lima Huger and Miss jamie Ev,
OF Button have been the guests OF Mr.
Albert Stoddard at Melrose, on Daufuskit
Island, during the week