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

during the hours of to g. In the re-
ceiving line in the drawing-room were
Mrs. Upper, in an exquisite gown Of
gray cloth and renaissance lace; Mrs.
Ralph B. Topper formerly Miss Fleurine
Madden, in a gown of ivory satin, that
made her look even more beautiful than
when she reigned as one of the society
bellies of Brunswick and other cities. Mrs.
futile, a handsome woman, who very
much resembles her sister, Mrs. Upper
and Mrs. D. Hatcher of Columbus, SISTER
of Mrs. Ralph B. Upper. well known as
one of Georgia's most charming -mauohs'
The drawing room of the spacious Iup-
per home is furnished throughout III
white and gold with touch of crimson
to give it the perfect finish, palms M
plants being arranged in just enough pro-
fusion to make them look natural me
library is in red. and Mrs. Boiling WhN'
field, Mrs. Whittier and Mrs. Joe D Ray,
mond here dispensed delicious punch anu
chocolate. The diDing-room was pi.'
ture. with the table as the keynote-whne
damask, silver and cut glass served a.
backgrounds for the most tempting array
of salads, cakes and patties, Win Ms,
w. H. DeVoe and Miss Conoley as tns
presiding ladies'. Deals Orchestra mo-
den in a mass of ferns and palms, Ien,
touch to perfectly enjoyable affair "1l
pleasing all by the delicious music.
receiving the guests Mrs. Arthur blalno
and Miss Butts assisted and added llu0H
to the charm of the occasion
The reception rendered at the oglethorpe
Hotel Thursday night in honor OF Cos 90.
f. c. Machen and Mrs. II. S. Gould ~as
one of the most elegant affairs ever gl'eH
in that famous hosiery. Several uu"
dred guests, including the delegates 10 "a
convention, were present. and all enJoSy,i
themselves to a very late hour ~"
Machen and Mrs. Gould were asslsleu
receiving the guests by a commit -
local citizens. and the long line OF piV%
nent Georpians and Alahamians ln ne
shook hands with him attested the PCp ~
larity of the well-known gentlema lnV
reception followed the entertainment
the Opera House. and after the Re" ms
handshaking was over many or the S0N'9
people enjoyed a delightful dance.
over 800 delegates to the convention,
were the guests Of Col. E. c. Machen az .,
the Opera House Thursday night nlah ,.ao
the reception rendered Miss Cal ii
Lewis Gordon an overwhelming hn1u5
as well as artistic, success. MISS Lea
was well received here by The ladies' II
and the impression made by her rss
was splendid Friday Miss GoIuon, NJ
the guest of the Brunswick Boar ri.
Trade on the steamer ride 10 JeH' VI K.
and. rendered Mrs. Gould OF New lg San
Mrs. Reynolds Of Alabama, Co. Ma Ma,
and all the delegates 20 the conVen'l0"
BY invitation through Hon. J. r. Fri.
Blgnon, the trip to Jekyl was m9ue nv
day and Mr. Frederic Baker. assls' ,,,sk.
Supt Il. G. Grob. aided greatly ~
ing the delegates have a good u'i'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Won w and
have returned from their bridaI lo''
are at home to their many HIe"u9
on Thursday morning last, at St siH 1',s,
NILS AR Atsv W u fon "u' lar.
Blanche Forsyth OF ST. Simons W. r,ost
riod. Miss Forsythe ifs one OF wy and
lovable young ladiesfof 81 sim w
her many friends regret TO lose nv
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