The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-28

Mr.. Jim Gallagher, Mr.. Frank Kehoe and
Mr. Rousseau.
Misses Sadie Stovall and Margaret
Charlton are spending a delightful week
as the guests of Miss Gladys Hickman on
the Hills, at Augusta.
Mrs. Arthur Haines gave a pleasant
bowling party at the Yacht Club Wednes-
day morning in honor of Miss Miriam
HaineS of Norfolk, Va. Present were Mrs
William R. Leaken, Mrs. Arthur Gibbes
Mrs. Robert c. Aston, Mrs. T. Mayhem
Cunningham, Mrs. Louis LeHardy, Miss
Lima Woodbridge, Miss Lesesse of Char
lesion, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Alice
Sinniekson of Salem, N. j., Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Sallie Haskell Miss MAY du-
Bignon, and Miss Elise Haskell of At
lanta.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham. Jr.. compli-
mented Mrs. Robert Aston with an in
formal tea Monday afternoon. Among the
guests We're Mrs. Fleming duBgnon, Mrs
Charles Gibbes, Mrs. c. A. Cunningham
Mrs. Arthur Haines, Mrs William r.
Leaken, Mrs Reid Hobson, Mrs Louis
LeHardy, Mrs Robert Ellington, Mrs.
Arthur Gibbes and Miss Meta Thomas.
Miss Sarah Cunningham gave delight
fun picnic to Isle of Hope Friday The
following young people were present: Miss
Miss Howell Stevens, Miss Claudia Nc
Alpin, Miss Mary Elliott, Miss LILY West.
Miss Josephine Stevens, Miss Anna Hun
ter, Miss Sophie Medrim Miss Edith
Thiot, Miss Nora Edmondston, Miss Mild
red Cunningham. Miss Mary Morel, Miss
Lily Lyman, Miss Minnie MackaM, Miss
Lucy Barrow and Miss Lila Carmichael.
Miss Alice Sinniekson has returned to
her home in Salem, N, j. after visit to
the Misses Rauers.
Miss Mamie WILCOX, accompanied by
her friend Miss Margaret Clark, left
Thursday for New York.
Miss McAlpin left yesterday for New
York where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
George McAlpin.
Miss Maud Thomas left a few DAYS ago
for Baltimore, from where she will go to
Newark, N. j., to visit Mrs. CORTLAND
Parker.
Mrs. Hubert Duckworth returned Thurs
day from short stay in New York.
Mrs. j. c. LeHardy is visiting relatives
in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Angie Cubbedge is the guest of
friends in Augusta for Merry Makers
week.
Miss julie Trip of Milledgeville is the
guest of Mrs. and Mrs. John Screven at
their home in the Meadows.
Miss Claude Bond arrived during the
week from Florida and is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Screven.
DR.. Bulloch has again been appointed
by the Indian office to preside over the
physicians conference to be held in July,
and by request of superintendent of In
dian schools.
Captain and Mrs. ]. Fl. Craig have sent
out invitations for their golden wedding
which they will celebrate Tuesday eve
ming at their home on Thirty-seventh
street.
Mrs Homer Hopkins has returned to
her home in Tennessee, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ralph Cutter on CASTOR
street.
Mrs Hodgson of Athens is the guest of
Mrs. Marcus Baker, Jr.
Miss Esloise Barr is visiting Miss Edith
Silver in Augusta.
Mrs. Fanny Joseph and Mrs. H. NJ
Boley leave to-day for New York from
where they will sail on May 8, per
steamship Bismarck for tour of Italy
and Switzerland.
Mr.. j. NJ. Solomons and daughter, Mrs
Max Wolfe, have returned from a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Falk in Charles
ton.
Miss Lily Einstein has returned to Gin
cinnatti, after a visit to Miss Lily Se1Ig.
A merry party of pcnickers spent
Thursday at the Isle of Hope. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Blanche Mohr
Miss Bessie Lilienthal, Miss Janette Mein-
hard and Miss Mamie Smith, while the
others present were the Misses Ruby
Leysee, Dena Smith, Madeline Dub, VIVIAN
Stern, Edna Mohr, Lena shulhafee,