The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-28


Gordon. Mrs. J. A. G. Carson, Mrs.
c. LeHardy, Mrs. Charles B. Malone
and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett
Among the parties at Tybee Tues
day evening enjoying the dance was
Miss Floride Banks, Miss Florence
King Thiot and Miss Edith Thiot, Mr.
Warner White of Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. Frank Miner of Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Charles Barney and Mr.. Richard
Thiot. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs Thiot.
The regular meeting of the Whist
Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs
]. c. LeHardys house on Hall street
east Those present were Mrs. j
Rauers, Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs
William Morrell, Mrs. ]. A. Ct. Carson
Mrs. W. D. bearing, Mrs. ]. C. Lee
Hardy and Mrs. Thomas Wylly.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles G. Bell took a party to Tybee,
where they enjoyed witnessing a most
entertaining cake-walk on the pavilion.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Frost, Miss jamie Meldrim,
Miss Deborah Adams, Miss Lucille
Hunter, Miss Virginia Bisbee, Miss
Minnie Adams and Miss Anna Bell.
In another party was Miss Carrie
Lou Meldrim, Miss Angie Cubbedge,
Miss Fannie Meldrim, Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Mary Hops and Miss
Georgia Charlton, Mr.. Tyril Morgan,
Mr. Harry bearing, Mr.. Hugh Harris,
Mr.. Dan Hops and Mr. Frank Hey
ward.
Dto.aa,. of+ov,o 90, a dalfgbtf,l trim
on naphtha launch was made to Da-
fuskie. S. c. Those in the party were
Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Edith War
field. Miss Anne Maclean, Mr. w. L.
Morgan, Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr..
Charles Schley and Mr.. George Hey
ward.
Mrs. w. D. bearing chaperoned a
party TO Tybee Thursday evening, con-
sisting of Miss Sophia Meldrim, Miss
Constance Chestnut, Miss Louise Dear
ing. Mr.. Larcomb Schley. Mr.. Gordon
Carson, Mr. Robert Newcomb, Mr..
Garrard Haines and Mr.. Mckee Dear
ing.
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Caroline Lewis Gordon of At
lanta, to Mr. orion Bishop Brown of
Maine, which was made during the
week. has created a great deal Of in
terest in Savannah, where Miss Cor
don has visited. and made many
friends.
A large house party is being given
at White Bluff. by Mrs. Edward L.
Posten, and Miss Mamie Houston.
Their guests are Mrs. Oliveros, Mrs.
w. F. Scherff, Mrs. Powell, Miss Lu-
la Brown, Miss Rena Falligant, Miss
Louise Falligant, Miss Marion Cooper,
Miss Summerville of Jacksonville, Miss
Kate Acosta of Jacksonville, Miss
Alice Dorchat, Miss Mana Richardson,
Mr.. W. F. Scherff, Lieut.. r. Ceace
of Fort Screven, Mr.. Almond Chapeau,
Mr.. Alec Krenson. Mr.. F. Rossignol,
Mr.. Paul Bryan, Mr.. Robert Travers,
Mr.. Howard Peek, Mr.. r.. ]. McDan-
iels. Mr.. William Robinson, Mr.. Will
lam O'Byrne, Mr.. Raiford Falligant.
A trip to Ossabaw, on the launch
1.-THE Jinks." was given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. A. A. DeLoaoh, the
party enjoying a turtle hunt. Those
in the party were, Miss Mary C. Arm
strong of Lexington, Ky, Miss Julia
DeLoach, Miss Juliet Ashurst of
Montgomery, Ala, Miss Clarice Barks-
dale of Augusta, Miss Nell Phillips,
Miss Lucy Hines. Miss Augusta Gar
rett, Miss Cora Wildly of Atlanta, and
Miss Margie Chiffon of Montgomery
Ala, Mr.. +. A. Robinson of New York
Mr.. w. d. Glover. Mr.. j. T. Stetson
of Macon. Mr.. Van Aston Bachelor,
Mr.. Henry H. Whitcomb. Mr.. w. s.
Parkhurst of Atlanta, and Mr.. Harley
DeLoach.
Miss Rosa Sullivan. gave a launch
party yesterday afternoon, to the South
End of Warsaw, returning by moon
light. Those in the party were, Mrs.
]. Swan Sullivan, Miss Nina Crane,
Miss Rosa Sullivan, Mr.. w. 1. Nor
gan, Mr.. Louis D. Morgan, Mr.. Ed
ward Demere, Mr.. Coulter Carmichael,
and Mr.. Tyrel Morgan.
Miss Cattle Ellis, gave a launch par
~, Thursday afternoon, complimentary
10 her guests, Miss Nee Young of Val
dosta, Miss Cecile williams of Hardee-
vile. S. c.. and Miss Kate Elgin of
Hartsells, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis chaperoned the party, which con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. George,
Miss Meta Fretwell Miss Daisy Bur-
roughs. Miss Katie Ellis. Miss Nee
Young, Miss Cecile Williams, Miss Kate
Elgin, Miss Katie Burroughs, Miss
Mollie Coney, Miss Annie Brooks and
Miss Alberta Wylly.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Lester chaper-
oned a party Friday evening to Tybee,
where a fish supper was enjoyed.
Those in the party were Miss Inman
of New York. Miss Barksdale of Au-
kuSld, MISS MISS Hines, MISS
Wildly, Miss Phillips of Atlanta, Miss
Chiffon. Miss Ashurst of Montgomery,
Ala. Miss Grass and Miss Julia De-
Loach. Mr.. Fred Robinson, Mr.. Park
hurst, Mr.. +. A. Richmond Mr.. Ben.
Yancy, Mr.. Thomas Palmer and Mr.. A.
A. DeLoach.
Mrs. r. G. Harrison has returend
from visit to Button.
Mr.. A NJ Scully who has been the
guest Of Mr.. A. r. Lawton. Jr.. left
last week for his home in Pittsburg.
Penn.
Miss Ethel Imnan arrived Thursday
from New York and is visiting Miss
Julia DeLoach at Beaulieu.
Miss Elizabeth Cozart of Augusta
spent a day with Mrs. w r. Leaken,
on her way TO Button, S. c., to visit
Miss Guile Garrard.
Miss Mary Elliott is spending two
weeks with Miss Lille Lyman, at Bluff
ton.
Miss Lila Ferguson has returned
from Boston after an absence of six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell and FAM
fly have returned from Tybee.
Mrs. George Mills leaves Monday for
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jansen and family
left Friday for Tyhee where they viii
spend the rest OF the season.