The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-30

The exodus by sea ana lana cOnunueS IN
full force and the absence of familiar
faces in the business thoroughfares and
upon the public promenades together
with the closed houses and silent homes,
might be discouragfng to those who re-
main in the city We're il not for the rapid
transit to the various suburban resorts
where upon miles and miles of elongated
iron one is swiftly transferred through
the green meadows and wind blown salt
marshes to the braciug sea air Of Tybee's
attractive seashore, always grand and
beautiful or to the peaceful rest and quiet
OF the Isle of Hope the varied diversions
of the Casino or the never failing attrac-
tions of Thunderbolt and the Yacht Club.
With these resorts so quickly reached we
may indeed cheat the toll and cheer the
way Of these long. bright dazzling sum-
mer daysl
Merry house parties take mo note of
time save by its loss" In human habita-
ton filled with sympathetic and congenial
companionship, one rises superior to heat
and humidity. The calm, quiet moonlight
nights counter-balance the oppressive
days. and the pleasant intercourse upon
piszzas and verAndas brace the spirit for
the burden OF ifes puzzle on the NOR
row.
A house party chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin NJ. Bell left Friday for
Woodlawn on Wilmington Island, where
they will stay a week at the
cottage of Mr.. j. II. Fl. Osborne. The
party consists of Miss Emily Jaudon Miss
Lila Cabaniss Miss Sarah Cabaniss, Miss
Mary Cabdniss, Miss May Solomons Miss
Lula Kingsbury of Atlanta. Miss Louise
Theus, Miss Parker of Macon, Miss Fran
ces Haupt, Mr.. E. II. O'Connor, Mr.. H.
ID. Osborne, Mr.. Horace Crane, Mr.. Chas.
Rowland, Mr.. Fred Hubben, MIR. Ford,
MIR. Peabody, Mr.. Rogers Mr.. Gordon
Saussy, Mr.. Mortimer Hazlehurst. Great
pleasure is anticipated in boating ami
fishing during the week.
Mr.. G. Noble Jones will entertain from
Tuesday to Friday of this week at Avon
Hall White Bluff, the following young
people: Misses Carrie Lou and Fannie
Meldrhn, Lucy Boyd and Mary Hoops,
and Messrs. Clarence G.. Anderson, Fred
7. Saussy, John Stoddard and Shelby Ny
rick. Mrs. P. w. Meldrm will be the
chaperone.
Capt Msnigault gave Miss Anna Hun
ter delightful party at Pennyworth on
Saturday. Those who accompanied her
there were the Misses Florence and Josie
Stevens, Sarah Cunningham, Lucy Bar
row, Mary Elicit, Julia Trezevant, Cecte
Woods, Julia Hunter, Louise Carr.
Phoebe Elliot and Mrs. T. G. Hunter.
Messrs Tracy Hunter and Moultrie Lee
A delightful evening was spent at Tybee
on Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Hun
ter, MIR. ana Mrs. B. f. Finney Mr.. and
MRS. Charlesworth Hunter, Miss Mabel
Stcddard and Messrs. Clarence Anderson.
Edward Demere. enF
Mrs. j. G. Postell and Mrs. M. M. Hon
klns chaperoned a jolly party Of girls and
boys to Thunderbot on Thursday after
noon, where the Casino and its surround
ings were thoroughly taken in and en-
9oyed. Refreshments were served and
those in the party were Misses Sallie
Halle Almeda McGinnis, jamie Hopkins.
Sallie Carmichael. Elizabeth Malone and
Isabel Postell Masters. Chestnut Halle
George Halle, Sam Halle Boudry Moore.
John Hopkins, Willie Hopkins, Anderson
carmichael, Spencer Shotter and Taylor
Postell.
An informal but charming afternoon
party was given by Miss Guile Garrard
on Wednesday, prior to her de-
parture from the city for the summer.
The greatest number of successful guesses
as to the pictures drawn upon a black
board, was made by Miss Gussie Wood
who received the first prize, a lovely fan
The second prize was won by Miss Pat
tie Barrow, box of jackstraws
Inc third on the list was Miss Mana
HUI, who received a box of
candy. The others present were
the Misses Harvey Hull, Josie
Stevens, Belle Battey, Sallie Carmichael.
Margaret Haines, Eleanor and Mary Fer
rin Helen Gillette, Pattie Barrow, Mary
Blue Hull, Eleanor Cosens, Pleasant Sto-
vail,
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Hops chaperoned
a pleasant party to Tybee On Thursday.
Those in the party were the Misses Mary
Hops, Caroline and Frances Meldrim,
Ethel Taylor. Angie Cubbedge, Cornelia
Maclean, Miss Nisbet of Eatonton,
Messrs. Tyril Morgan. Alec Hull, Dan
Hops, Lester Karow, Moultrie Lee,
Tracy Hunter, Malcolm Maclean and VIII
lis Wilder OF Brunswick.
Miss Julia Hunter gave a tea Tues
day evening. complimentary to Miss
Louise Case. Those present were
the Misses Nellie White, Mamie Treze-
want, cornelia Lee, Mr.. Moultrie Lee.
On Friday evening an enthusiastic bowl
ing party met at the Yacht Club. con-
sisting of Mrs, John S. Schley, Mrs. Ruby
Nicoll, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs.
W. $. Dafiin, Mrs Oh. Hunter and the
Misses lima Roberts, Thompson, O'Byrne,
Maxey, Bessie Hayward.
Mrs. Gabbett, Misses Leonora Gabbett,
Mona Wylly, Messrs. Epping Gabbett and
Henry Backus went on a delightful ma
room Of four or five days TO Ossabaw on
the yacht Zinga.
A fish supper was given at Bannon
Lodge Tuesday evening to MIR. j. X.
Clarke of Daren. Those in the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Douglass,
Mrs. Ruby Nicholl and Mr.. Edward Bell.
An enjoyable run was taken from Isle
OF Hope on the Mona W. to Thunderbolt
on Friday evening. the party going to the
Casino. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Hopkins. Misses Alberta Wylly, Matte
Backus, Leonora Gabbett and Stacey
Ernest, Messrs. Henry Backus, Albert
willy and Julian Wells.
Miss Cecile Woods gave an informal
but most delightful supper party
on Friday evening to her friend.
Miss Carr OF Durham, N. c.
Those present were the Misses Julia Hun
ter, Mary Hops. Miriam Dent, Maud
Nightingale MyTa Wilcox. Fannie Phil.
ips, Mamie Trezevant. julia Trezevant
Cornelia Maclean and Messrs. Dan Hull
Lester Karow, Tattnall Pritchard. Moul-
frie Lee, Eddie Thomson Jack Carson
Alec Hull and Clayton Purse.