The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21


Loach at Beaulieu- by the-Sea once
more presents a gay and festive APP
pearance as the guests from far and
near arrive. The broad piazzas, with
their Tuscan columns, facing on a
green lawn, whose large trees offer
shady hooks from the 'madding
crowd" gives out a welcome that is
felt at every turn. Mrs. D. B. Lester
is chaperoning the party, consisting Of
the Misses Ethel Inman of New York,
Mary c. Armstrong of Lexington, Ky,
Juliet Ashurt of Montgomery, Ala,
Margie Chiffon of Montgomery Ala,
Clarice Barksdale of Augusta, Ga. Nell
Phillips, Lucy Hines, Augusta Garrett
and Eva Wildly Of Atlanta. Messrs. E.
A. Robinson of New York, w. d.
Glover, ]. T. Stetson of Macon, Hugh
NJ. Dorsey, Van Aston Bachelor, Henry
H. Whitcomb, w. S. Parkhurst of At
lanta, Edwin A. Richmond, Ben
Yancy and Harley H. De Loach of Sa-
vannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesworth Hunter
gave an enjoyable little fish supper
Thursday evening at Bannon Lodge to
Miss Alice Wheatley of Americas, Miss
Floride Banks, and Mr.. Wheatley of
Americas.
A bowling party at the Yacht Club
Thursday morning consisted of Mrs.
Ruby Nichol Mr.. and Mrs. William
McIntire, Miss Tina Roberts and Miss
Stella Gaudry.
Mr.. A. r. Lawton, Jr., entertained de-
lightfully Wednesday evening, with
,f
Scully of Pittsburg. Those present
were Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss
Fannie Phillips, Miss Fannie Meldrim
and Miss Cornelia Maclean, Mr.. Ralph
Meldrim, Mr.. Tracy Hunter, Mr.. A. NJ.
Scully and Mr.. A. r. Lawton, Jr. The
first prize. a gauze fan, was won by
Miss Fannie Meldrim. Mr.. Tracy Hun
ter won the first prize for the gentle
men, a silver key ring and chain and
to Mr.. Scully was given the consola-
ton prize, a pair of silver link cuff
buttons.
jolly bowling party met Thurs
day at the Yacht Club and after
heated contest for the highest score,
stopped only for refreshments, when
the game was continued, with renewed
enthusiasm. The party consisted of
Mrs. Edwin Frost. Mrs. w. D. Daft
fin, Mrs. Charlesworth Hunter, Mrs.
Burroughs of New York, Miss Floride
Banks. Miss Edith Angler of Atlanta,
Miss Alice Wheatley of Americas and
Mr.. Wheatley of Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frost compli-
mented their guest, Miss Angler of At
lanta with a fish supper at Isle of
Hope Friday evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frost, Miss Angler,
Miss Righton Habersham, Mr.. George
Howard of Augusta and Mr.. Lawrence
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davidson en-
tertained last Saturday evening with
fiVe-handed euchre. The game was
played on the piazza, which was pref
tily decorated for the occasion. The
prizes were won by Miss Jennie Bry-
an and Miss Marie Remshart, Mr.. Will
liam Connerat and Mr.. G. II. Rems-
hart Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Matt Hopkins, Mr. aud Mrs. G.
H. Remshart, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. John
Twiggs of Augusta, Miss Snow of
Nashville, Miss Ashley of South Caro-
lima, Miss Jennie May, Miss Marvin,
Miss Marie Remshart and Miss Jennie
Bryan, Mr.. Stacker, Mr.. Woodroe, Mr..
deBruyn Hops, Mr.. Clarence Connerat,
Mr.. William Connerat, Mr.. w. +.
Remshart, Mr.. Rogers Wood and Mr..
Henry Mckee.
Miss Floride Banks entertained in
formally Friday evening with whist, In
honor of Miss Alice Wheatley of Amer
icus. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlesworth Hunter Mrs. L. G.
Banks, Miss Wheatley, Miss Banks,
Mr.. Charles Banks, Mr.. ALBION john
ston and Mr.. Frank Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. C. Smith gave a
fugboat party Wednesday to St. Cath
crimes Island. Those in the party We're
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lester Mrs. Leon
ard Gibbes, Miss Mary Ella Turner,
Miss Julia De Loach Miss Armstrong,
Miss Maud Smith, Miss Newell and
Miss Rosa Gibbes, Mr. Richard Lester.
Mr.. Newell Turner, Mr.. De Loach ana
Mr.. K. A. Richmond.
A pleasant party that enjoyed the
dance at Tybee Tuesday evening con-
sisted of Misses Anne Maclean, Edith
Warfield, Righton Habersham, Cornelia
Maclean, Fannie Phillips Cecile Woods,
Marion Maclean and Edith Angler of
Atlanta, Messrs. Lawrence Lee, Rogers
Wood, Jim Butner Ed Ryals, Harry
bearing George Howard of Augusta
and Willis Wilder of Brunswick, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Habersham were the
chaperones.
The Whist Club met at Mrs. ]. c. Le-
Hardy's house Friday afternoon and
those who played were Mrs. p. w. Mel
drim. Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Mrs.
Charles Malone, Mrs. j. Rauers, Mrs.
w. d. bearing, Mrs. A. u. Guerdlu'
Mrs ]. c. lie Hardy and Mrs J. A. G.
Carson.
Mr.. T. P. Ravenel Mr. p. A. Stovall,
Mr. Paul Lyman, and Mr.. Mitchell King
form a party to Button, S. c. over
Sunday.
party enjoying a fish supper and
the breezes of Tybee. Thursday even
ing consisted of Mrs. Anne Rhett of
Atlanta. Miss Rosa Woodbury., Mr.. T.
A. Stovall. and Mr.. John Carswell.
Mr. Dana Stevens is entertaining
small party on his yacht, cruising
around Warsaw. His guests are Mi.
Wayne Warheld Mr. Frank Webb, and
Mr.. Larcomb Schley.
Mr. Edward Barnwell has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Joseph Huger in
Button, S. c.
Miss Stella Wentz of Lancaster,
Penn. is spending the summer with
Mrs. n. II. Finnie, on Liberty street,
east.
DR.. T. Pinckney Waring has return
ed from an extended trip North.
Mrs Frances c. Barnum has return
ed from a visit TO Virginia.
Miss Mary Ellis after spending a
week with Mrs. n. II. Finnie left last
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