The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26

" weather has come ana several or these
impromptu affairs. arranged generally
over the telephone, have been given dur
ing the week. The trolley ride back and
forth is in itself refreshing, and a good
breeze can always be counted upon on
the broad piazzas of the Yacht Club Mrs.
Charles Glbbes gave one of these pleasant
entertainments Thursday morning in hon.
or Of Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr. Three
pretty and unique prizes were given at
cards, MES. r. Cuyler Gordon, Mrs. Reid
Hobson, and Mrs. Frank Battey winning
them, while the other guests present
We're Mrs Arthur Gibbes, Mrs. w. w.
Owens, Mrs. George Owens, Mrs T.
Lewis Malone, Mrs. Louis NJ. lie Hardy,
Mrs. William D. Hodges, Mrs. II. Wiley
johnson, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. John
D. Paige Mrs. Frank Battey. Miss Nc
Alpin and Miss Lima Woodbridge.
An of society is interested in the en-
gagement of Mr.. Joseph D. Taylor to
Miss Carmen Ryan of Wiliamsport. Pa
which was announced during the week.
Miss Ryan spent several weeks in Sa
vannah last winter. when she was the
guest of Miss Marion Hammond. The
marriage has been arranged to take place
In Williamsport in October
Invitations have been received from
Mrs. Beekman of New York for the mar
Tiage of her daughter, Katharine Alexan-
der to Mr.. John Welles Huger, formerly
of this city. The wedding will take place
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in New York, on Thursday, June 6, at $3.50
o'clock p. m. After the ceremony a re-
cepton will be held at the residence of
the bride, on Fifth avenue.
The engagement of Mr.. Alfred bearing
Harden to Miss Laura Victoria Alexander
of Oswego, N. Y, was announced during
the week. The wedding will take place
in Oswego, October II.
Maj. w. A Wilkins, who has been
cruising on the coast during the past
week, has, as his guests on board his
yacht, Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Muir
ply, Miss Elise Rauers and Mrs.
Robert Nicely of Waynesboro.
The Quaker Club was pleasantly enter
tanned Tuesday morning at the Yacht
Club, Mrs. H. Wiley johnson being hos
tess of the occasion. Bowling, instead of
cards, was the diversion, and the guests
included Mrs. Louis LeHardy, Mrs II.
Mayhem Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. Charles
Gibbes, Mrs. William ID. Hodges, Mrs.
Reid Hobson, Mrs. George Owens, Mrs.
James Menzies Miss Lima Woodbridge
and Miss Georgia McAlpin.
Capt Manigauit entertained Miss Maude
Hayward and a party of her friends Wed
nesday at Pennyworth. A lovely after
noon was spent in the rose gardens, the
party returning to town at sunset. The
guests were Mrs. Charles Lloyd of
Brunswick. Mrs. W W Gordon, Jr.,
Mrs. w. Trenholm Hopkins, Mrs. Frank
Battey, Miss Belle Ward, Miss Elizabeth
Waller, Miss Hartrdge and Miss Hey
ward.
Miss Emma Ingram entertained delight
fully with Klondike party Wednesday
evening in compliment to Miss Mary Ella
Turner. Miss Turner won the ladies
prize, a bowl of lovely sweet peas, while
Mr.. Stevens was awarded a framed pic
ture. Miss Ingram's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Battey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steinheimer, Miss Claude Bond, Miss
Daisy Phillips, Miss Georgia Phillips, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Martha Backus, Mr..
Slater of New York. Mr.. Horace Hunter,
Mr., John Morris. Mr.. +. L. c. Haber-
sham Mr.. Wright Hunter, Mr.. Thomas
Peabody, DR.. Cochrane and DR.. John
Haskell.
The Richmond Dispatch prints the fol-
lowing notice, which is of interest to the
many friends of the beautiful Miss May
Handy: Miss May Handy, one of the
most beautiful girls in the South, will
probably bring suit for the use OF her
picture on the cover of a publication
called THE Woman Beautiful on the
Art of Beauty Culture" THE book
Is devoted to a description of the arts
of the toilet 1t has a fair pic
ture of Miss Handy on the frontispiece,
her name in full. The young woman's
relatives are to-day looking into the mat
ter Miss Handy is one of the most pop
ular women in the South. She has spent
several seasons abroad. and at the vari-
Gus leading watering places of this coun-
try"
Miss Hartridges school picnic took place
Tuesday at Tybee, where, in spite of the
over-clouded skies, delightful day was
spent. Dancing in the pavilion, strolling
on the beach, and wading in the surf were
among the pleasures OF the day. Miss
Hartridge, Miss Cornelia Lee, Miss Belle
Ward, and Mrs. Walter Hartridge chap
eroned the young people, among whom
were Miss Cornelia Maclean, Miss Mir
lam Dent, Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss Min
ME Mackail Miss Julia Hunter. Miss Ma
Mary Morel, Miss Claudia McAlpiu, Miss Sa-
ran Cunningham, Miss Lucy Barrow. Miss
Florence Barrow, Miss Elizabeth Shotter,
Miss Eleanor Shotter. Miss Anna Hunter,
Miss Margaret Charlton, Miss May Egan,
Miss Lila Conner, Miss Louise bearing,
Miss Ldlah Carmichael, Miss Sally Car
michael, Miss Florence Stevens, Miss
Josephine Stevens, Miss Annie Simkins,
Miss Lille Lyman, Miss Nellie Halle, Miss
Fannie Halle, Miss Marjorie Wesson,
Miss Gladys Girardeau, Miss Augusta
Wood, Miss Rosalind Wood, Miss Mary
Elliott, Miss Lucy Dancy Miss Louise
bearing. Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Ethel
Durham, Miss Nell Charlton, Miss Fan
ME Blois, Miss Constance Chestnut. Miss
Gertrude Sullivan, Miss Vera Palmer,
Miss Eleanor Palmer, Miss Joe
Woodfn, Miss Caroline Clay, Miss
Eloise Lynah Miss Lucy Brooks.
Miss Fannie Bro ks, Miss Sophie Meldrlm,
Miss jamie Meldrim, Miss Joe Woodhn,
Miss Elizabeth Malone. Miss Ernestine
Cuts, Miss ella Cults. Miss Mildred Gun
ningham, Miss Nora Edmundston, Miss
Virginia Bisbee, Miss Janet Menzes, Miss
Elise Krenson, Miss Cardo Krenson, MISS
Mary Marten, Miss Claudia Johnston, Miss
Annie Johnston, Miss Alberta Wylly, Miss
Belle Battey, Miss Anna Bell, and Miss
Katie Bell.
The entertainment given Wednesday
afternoon and evening at the Harmonic
Club. was one OF the interesting social
events OF the week and the ladies' OF the
Temple Guild realized a handsome sum
by their efforts In the afternoon the chil-
dren were amused with games of various