The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-20

run with the nOunNSi ana DcsidS5 the
usual afternoon tea at the golf links the
tournament brought out partic-
ularly larger contingent of players. Miss
Leonora Gabhett gave a launch party
down the river, and an all
day picnic at Isle of Hope was enjoyed
by another party of young people who
made the summer home of Mr.. A. G..
Guerard their headquarters for the day
In the latter party were Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Malone. Mrs Henry Wilson Hodge,
Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Nan duBig-
non. Miss Anne Page. Miss Margaret
Fincke, Mr.. A Leopold Alexander, Mr.
Raymond Butler, Mr. William Butler. Mr..
j. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore,
and Mr. J. ID. Taylor. Miss Gabbetts
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stod-
dard, Miss Edith Warfield, Miss May du
Bignon, Mrs. bearing Harden, Mrs. Lang
West, Mrs. Clarence Connerat Mrs.
George Hayward
Monday evening a delightful euchre
party was given by Miss Marion Ham
mond in honor OF her guest Miss Rose
tables were arranged in the drawing
rooms. where the decorations were of
pink and white roses, and after the game
a number of pretty foreign prizes were
awarded, Miss Jeanne Haines. Miss Ethel
Taylor being the fortunate winners. The
guests present were Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge, Mrs. David Stewart Craven, Miss
Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss
Edith Warfield, Miss Rose Bryant, Miss
Ethel Taylor. Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Margaret Fincke, Miss Anne Page, Miss
May duBignon, Miss Elizabeth Butler
Miss Anne Butler, Miss Josephine Egan.
Miss Helen Egan, Miss Warner, Miss Flo
ra Dancy. Miss Lockhart, Miss Emma
Dunbar, Miss Mary Wayne, Miss jeanne
Haines, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss
Elise Haskell, Miss Williams, Miss Leon
ora Gabbett, Miss Josephine Weed, Miss
Annie Maclean, Miss Elizabeth Haskell
Miss Lima Huger, Miss Emma Huger,
Miss Harriet Houston. and the Messrs.
Savage Lyman, Paul Haskell, Horace
Hunter North Chisholm, Hugh Harris
Lowndes Walthour, Harry Daniel, Char
ence Connerat. Rittenhouse Moore, Leo
pold Alexander, Godin Guerard, Harry
bearing, Al bearing, John Stoddard, Stein
Bryan, John Haskell, William Haskell
Charles Schley, John Morris, Allan Bond
Shelby Myrick, Louis Morgan, bearing
Harden, Edward Habersham. william
Butler. Tyrrel Morgan, Noble Hardee
Frank Egan and DR.. Phillips.
One of the most interesting entertain
ments of the past week was that given
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Gibbes, in honor of Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge The guests were requested to
appear as celebrated characters and a
number of clever hits were made Mrs.
hodge, who represented Anna Held and
John Drew, was awarded a lovely little
crescent of pearls as first prize, while
Mr. John Carswell bore off the second,
a silver match box, appearing as Mark
Hanna. Miss Nan duBignon as Mansfield,
had the word Politics" written across
the front of her gown, and Miss Marga-
ret Fincke representing Croker, was or
namented with a large green frog. Among
the other guests were Mrs. Arthur Gibbes
as Marechal Neil. Mr.. Gibbes as Balzac,
Mrs. Lewis Malone, Roseberry; Mr. Ma
lone, Lily Langtry; Mrs. Edward Thorn
as, Sothern; Mr.. Edward Thomas,
Burns; Mrs. w. w. Owens, Murat; DR..
W. w. Owens. Roosevelt; Mrs. John
Malloch, Watt; Miss Belle Daniel. Web
ster; Miss Harriet Hull. Longfelow; Mrs.
william Hodges, Psyche; Miss May du-
Bignon, Poe; Mr.. George Tennille, Wey-
man; Mr.. ]. d. Taylor, Wren; Mr.. Ray
mond Butler, Lease; Mr.. Leopold Alex
ander, Kitchener: Mrs. Charles Gibbes,
Rockefeller. and Mr.. Gibbes, Mark
Twain.
Mrs. Harris Cope entertained a number
Of her friends Wednesday afternoon with
a delightful card party, given at her home
on Hull street, west. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with maidenhair
ferns, which banked the mantels, and
with clusters of La France roses. Scores
OF the lone hands were kept by punches
of violets and Mrs. James Dent, who won
six of these. was awarded a lovely sofa
cushion. Mrs. Tracy Hunter and Mrs
Henry Hodge won the other prizes, a
dainty work bag of Persian silk. and a
Dresden china bonboniere, Refreshments
were served after the game by Miss Ju-
liza Hunter. Miss Haida Hunter, and Miss
Maggie White. viii Mrs. James H. Hun
ter and Miss Mary Mills of Griffin ass ST.
ed Mrs. Cope during the afternoon. The
guests included Mrs. James T. Dent, Mrs.