The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03


Thomas Ashe Hal. Ms. ". ". owens,
Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy Mrs. J. b. Ches-
mutt, Mrs. Lewis Haskell, Mrs. julius c,
LeHardy, Mrs. Robert VI. Cornwel, Mrs.
Henry G. Thompson Mrs. Thomas 5.
WILLY. Jr., Mrs. Raymond H. Demere,
Mrs. Augustus G.. Guerard Mrs. John S
Howkins, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. Alex
ander Lawrence, Miss Emma Ingram,
Miss Margaret Weed of Jacksonville, Mss
NJ. e. johnson, Miss Maude Hayward, and
Miss Mary Wayne
The parlors OF the Hussars' Club were
the scene Thursday afternoon Of Japan
csc tea given for the benefit Of the Fresh
Air Fund which proved one of the most
delightful afternoon entertainments of the
season. The guests We're received at the
door by four japanese maidens Charm
ingly dressed in pink and yellow kimonas),
by whom they were ushered into the tea
rooms. The spacious parlors of the club
were brilliant with decorations, and from
five until seven o'clock presented an ami
mated scene. a bevy OF young women
wearing the national costume of Japan.
handed the delicious refreshments, while
others. ensconced at little tables poured
tea. Overhead between the rooms was
suspended an immense japanese umbrella
the spokes hung with lanterns, while the
walls were bright with Powered panels.
pictures, draperies, and curios. all per-
tanning to the land of the Mikado. The
receiving ladies and those who served
were Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Ralston Wylly,
Miss Nina Pape, Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss
Mabel Stoddard. Miss Phoebe II. Elliott,
Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Leonora Cab
bett, Miss Nina Crane, Miss Angle Cub
hedge. Miss Mary Joe Pritchard, Miss
May duBignon, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Ellen Arson. Miss Clifford Munnerlyn,
Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss Claudia McAlpin,
Miss Mary Morel and Miss Minnie Mack
all. A few among the numbers of
guests present during the afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs John Bryan,
Mrs. John L. Hardee Mrs. Malcolm Mac
lean, Mrs. Joynson, Mrs. w. d. Simkins,
Mrs. II. Wiley johnson, Mrs. w. w.
Gordon, Jr., Mrs. f. c. Battey, Mrs
George Mills, Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs.
Henry Hodge, Mrs. Robert Cornwell, Mrs.
Oliver Hunter, Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs
Cohen Newcomb Mrs. Edward Stoddard,
Mrs. A. B. Grardeau, Mrs. Munnerlyn
Mrs Harmon, Mrs. Pape, Miss Anderson,
Miss Julia Owens Miss Williams, Miss
Emma Hopkins. Miss Nan duBignon, the
Misses Maxfield, Miss Helen Egan, Miss
Helen Hardee, Miss Elizabeth Haskell
Miss Lily Hunter, Miss Mamie Martin,
Miss Cornela Lee, Miss Irene Withers,
Miss Clermont Huger, Miss Miriam Dent.
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Wimbush, Miss
Kreichbaum Miss Wilson, Miss Alice
Bourquoin, Rev. w. A. Nesbit, Col Clar-
ence Anderson, Mr.. Charles f. Green,
Mr. John Stoddard, Mr.. Horace Hunter
and Mr.. Joseph Low.
Miss Marion Hammond entertained in
formally Wednesday evening for her
guests Miss Rosa Bryant, Miss Carmen
Ryan and Mr.. William Tinsman. Among
the young people who were present were
Miss May duBignon, Miss Mary Watson,
Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Kate Rauers,
Miss Frieda Rauers, Mr.. Harry Daniel,
Mr. Clarence S. Connerat, Jr.; Mr. Frank
Egan, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore Mr.. Coulter
Carmichael, Mr.. Paul Haskell, Mr.. John
Morris and Mr.. George Hayward.
A supper at Bannon Lodge followed by
an evening spent in bowling at the Yacht
Club, was enjoyed Friday by the follow
ing party of young people: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Malone Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge
Miss Lima Woodbridge. Miss Anne Page,
Miss Nan luBignon, Mr.. A. Leopold Alex
ander. and Mr.. Joseph d. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrard have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
Of their sister Miss Emily Lawton and
| Mr. Thomas Screven, which took place
| Tuesday evening at Christ Church Ca
| thedral. New Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs
Screven at the DE Soto Hotel on their
| return TO Savannah.
Mrs. William M. Low, who arrived in
New York from England Wednesday, is
expected in Savannah this week to visit
her father, Gen. w. w Gordon.
| Miss Margaret Thomas sailed Thursday
for New York. where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Snowden Mar
SHALL on Madison avenue.
|
j., and Miss Katharine Beekman of New
York, are spending a part of the winter
! in Savannah, and are at the De Soto
Hotel.
Miss Nina Crane left Friday morning fol
Augusta. where she is visiting Miss
Emma Dunbar Miss Dunbar and hel
guests Miss Flora Dancy and Miss Crane
of Savannah, aud Miss FIFTEEN of Atlanta
were given a beautiful cotillion Friday
evening by Mr.. Armory and Mr.. b. 5
! DCubar.
Miss Mary Watson OF Williamsport, Pa.
aud Miss Anna Merriman of Baltimore
are the guests of Miss May duBignon OF
! Perry street.
Mrs Edwin Parsons of New York, wht
has been spending several weeks witt
her mother, Mrs. George A. Whitehead
| will leave Friday for her country home
"The Oaks" in South Carolina.
Miss Mary Cleland Nelson of Baltimore
arrived Thursday and is the guest of Miss
Edith Warfeld.
Mrs. ]. Florance Minis is spending {
few days on St. GATHERINGS Island, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers.
Mr.. Pope Barrow and Miss Barrow vii
leave to-day to spend week in New
| Orleans.
Mrs. William Robinson of Long Island
who has been spending a fortnight witt
friends in Savannah. left for the Nor.i
| Friday.
Miss Carmen Ryan Of Willlamsport. Pa.
is the guest OF Miss Marion Hammond.
Mr.. Clarence S. Connerat. Jr.. left hi
day morning to spend few days in Au
gusta.
Mr.. Charles Z. Green, who spent las
week on Daufuskie Island with Mr.. ALDER
Stoddard. and who is now the guest o
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, will leav,
Tuesday for his home in st. Joseph, Mo
Miss Sadie Poe of Baltimore, Nd. il
visiting the Misses Minis on Hull street
west.
Miss Margaret Fincke of Louisville. Ky.
who has been visiting Miss Nan duBignon
left Friday morning.
Miss Helen Hamilton of GAINESVILLE, 0.
is the guest of Mrs c. L. Gillette.
Mr.. Philip Deering of Portland, Ne.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
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