The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-14


Phillips, Messrs. Dana Stevens, Aiexan-
der Lawton, Jr.. lie Blanc, Ralph Meldrim
and A. NJ. Scully.
Mr.. A. r. Lawton,Jr. gave a launch par
~ Saturday afternoon. consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Lawton. Misses Elizabeth
Beckwith, Carrie Lou Meldrim. Fannie
Meldrim, Minnie Adams and Miriam Dent
Messrs. lie Blanc of New Orleans, A. M.
Scully, of Pittsburg. Ralph Meldrim and
Dana Stevens.
Mr.. Dana Stevens gave a delightful
launch party Thursday afternoon, MIR. and
Mrs. John S. Schley chaperoning. The
run was made TO Wilmington, and those
In the party were Misses Edith Jonn-
ston, Minnie Adams, Ora Adams, Cecile
Woods, Fannie Phillips and Miriam Dent,
Messrs. Neyle Simkins, Alexander Law
ton, lie Blanc of New Orleans, and A. M
Scully OF Pittsburg.
Among the dancers at Tybee on Tues
day were the Misses Angie ~Cubbedge,
Ethel Taylor, Righton Habersham. Carrie
Lou Meldrim, Fannie Meldrim, Lucy
Boyd, Nina Crane, Angler of Atlanta, and
Isabella Jordan of Augusta, Messrs. Tyril
renee Lee, George Ford, c. d. Jordan,
Ford Prioleau, Sidney Stubs and others.
The yacht Jessie" returned Saturday
morning from a ten-days cruise along the
coast of South Carolina. Those in the
party were Mrs. C. A. Scudda, Miss An
ME Brumbey and Miss Gerdine of Athens
and Major wilkins.
In honor of their guests, Miss Bryan
and Miss Ashley, the Misses Remshart
entertained delightfully."- last Wednesday
evening with cards, at their charming
home, Tho Cedars,' at White Bluff. The
game was played on the piazza, which
was prettily decorated with chinese Ian
terms. Besides the prizes, each guest re-
ceived souvenir at the conclusion OF the
game; dainty refreshments were served
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y
Dancy, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. William Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs
John Cochran, OF Anderson, S. c., Mrs
Elliott Johnson and Mrs. John Twiggs Of
Augusta, Messrs William May Dancy of
Augusta, Misses Willie May Dancy of
jacksonville, Flora Dancy and Lucy
Dancy, Messrs. Rogers Woods, W. du-
Bruyn Hops, William Remshart, Yulee
Dancy, Stewart Hincks, William Jones
and DR.. William Dancy.
Great enthusiasm is being expressed
among many Atlanta women over the
movement to bring about the establish
ment of well equipped athletic club
Mrs. Robert c. Aston and Mrs Hollins
Randolph are among those interested to
have the club opened in the fall.
Miss Lucy Barrow gave a birthday sup
per party on Saturday evening. The game
of authors was played later in the evening.
Her guests were the Misses Anna Hun
ter, Sarah Cunningham, Mary Elliott,
Florence Stevens, Margaret Charlton,
Lille West and Edith Thiot.
party leaving Isle of Hope last Tues
day for a weeks cruise on the ZinRa.
consisted of Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Miss
Ieonora Gabbett and Miss Louise Ryals,
s Mr.. Richard Charlton, Mr.. Henry Backus
and Mr. Epping Gabbett.
Tuesday morning a bowling party met
at the Yacht Club, consisting Of Mrs Ed
ward Frost, Mrs. Charlesworth Hunter.
Mrs. T. 5. Wyly and the Misses Floride
Banks, Florence Olmstead and Miss An
gier, of Atlanta.
Invitations have been sent out bv Mr..
A. a. DeLoach and Miss Julia DeI,oach.
throughout the state. for the second of a
series of house parties they are giving
at their beautiful home at Beaulieu, 10
4 begin July 10.
Mrs. Thomas Bryan. and Mrs. Jenkins
OF Richmond. chaperoned a large party to
Tybee, Thursday evening, where dancing
was enjoyed. Those present were Misses
Lena Mcintosh, Nell Mcintosh, Mary
Bryan, Gillian. Daisy Burroughs and
Kate Burroughs. Messrs. Olive McIn-
tosh, Charles Edmondston, John McIver.
Ravenel Gignilliat, lizard Williams and
Williams Bryan.
wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Frost, gave a launch party. COM
pnmentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones
OF newport, Ark. The party consisted
OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frost. Mr. and
Mrs; FREQ Jones, Mr. and Mrs. w. d.
I DAMN, Mrs. Jones, Mr. N. +. Jackson.
Misses Floride- Banks and Angler of At
lanta.
A jolly party of marooners chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Remshart, left
White Bluff on the Amelia" last week,
ana spent several days at Warsaw. Those
who enjoyed the trip were the Misses
: George Ashley Jennie Bryaa, Alice Rems-
mart. and Marie Remshart, Messrs. Rog-
ers Woods. Stewart Hincks. Lang West
and William Remshart of Nashville
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Earle, entertained
informally Wednesday evening In honor
OF the Misses Turner and Taylor OF At.
lanta, after delightful evening of music
refreshments were served, and those in
the party were. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Misses Susie olmstead. Florence Ohm
stead, Taylor, Turner of Atlanta, Messrs
Edward s. Elliott, Julian deBruyn Hops
Charles Banks. Edward Richmond, Blake
and Kelly.
DR.. William B. Crawford of savannah
was the guest of honor at dinner al
the University Club in New York, recently
given him by DR.. William +. Bull, head
of the staff of the Roosevelt Hospital. and
one OF New York's leading physicians,
AT the dinner were Drs. Cleveland
Bangs, Hartley, Gibney, Blake, Bailey
and Brewer. all men of prom.
inence. DIR. Crawford is house physician
ana surgeon at Roosevelt Hospital He
has been In New York eight years, and
will return to Savannah in a short time.
Messrs. Garrard Haines. Malcolm Mac.
lean and Arthur Hayward will maroon
until Aug. /. making their headquarters
at Mr.. Savage Lynah's home at Blur.
ton.
An enthusiastic crowd bowled at the
Yacht Club Friday morning, CONSISTING
OF Mrs. W. W. Osborne, Miss Lula Kings.
berry OF Atlanta. Miss Gladys Parkei
OF Macon. Miss Frances Haupt and the
Misses Cabaniss
Miss Jane Kollock leaves Tuesday or
visit 10 Rome. and from there will gc
70 Clarkesville to spend the summer.
Miss Georgia Charlton Is the guest OIL
Miss Flora Dancy at White Blur.