The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-09

The piazzas Of the Yacht Club presented
an animated scene Thursday afternoon
when an interested and eager crowd from
town Joined those who had followed the
outlook from the piazzas was most pic
turesque. The larger yachts at anchor
in the stream, their strings of bright-col-
ored signals futtering in the breeze. while
small boats glided back and forth, the
white sails showing sharp and clear
against the green marshes. Parties in
naphtha launches passed up and down
the river while others strolled about the
club grounds, and indoors there was mu-
sic and dancing Among the many peo-
pie one saw We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Gabbett, Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Hunter, DR. and Mrs. J. c. Lee
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs Louis LeHardy, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Black Mr. and Mrs.
w. D. Krenson. DR.. and Mrs Van Mar
yer Mr.. and Mrs. James West, Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gibbes. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Johnson, DR..
and Mrs. A. G. Bouton Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Kelly, Mrs. Robert Corn
well Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs.
Edward Frost, Mrs. James Polk Stewart
MRS. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. A. ]
Waring Mrs. A. b. Grardeau, Mrs. w
s. Cherry, Mrs. w. A. Bsbee, Mrs Alec
Hull, Mrs. Robert Hardee, Mrs. l.. c.
Banks. Mrs. NJ c. West, Mrs. Charles
Dixon, Miss Emma Ingram, Miss Mary
Ella Turner, Miss Mabel Stoddard Miss
Marion Hammond, the Misses Rauers,
Miss Lima Woodbridge Miss Maud Smith,
she Misses Smart the Misses Brooks. the
Misses Remshart, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss
Ethel Taylor, Mis- Leonora Gabbett, Miss
Edith Warield the Misses Dent, Miss
Minnie Mackall, Miss Claudia McAlpin,
Miss Elizabeth Shotter, Miss Lila Conner,
Miss Anna McAlpin, Miss Elizabeth Has
kell, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss Mamie
Trezevant, the Misses Lucy and Fannie
Brooks, Miss Anna Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs,
W. G. Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Starr Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Silva, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Lewis Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sull-
van Schley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stod-
dard, Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Hobson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harden, Mr. and Mrs. T.
]. Ddnkins. Mrs. T B. Chisholm, Mrs.
Otis Ashmore, Mrs. Merritt Dixon, Mrs
James Dixon, Mrs. l.. F. Colding, the
Misses Colding, Mrs. Starr Miss
Neva Starr, Miss Belle Daniel,
Miss Elsie Barnard. Miss Nan du-
BignOn. Miss May duBignon, Miss Sally
Haskell. Miss AIaxey. the Misses Bradley,
Miss Bessie Hayward, Miss Leila Exley,
the Misses Drummer Miss Claire Avery,
the Misses Cherry, Miss Fretwell, Miss
Heffernan, Miss Bessie Richardson,
Miss Shaw, Miss Agnes Rourke
Miss Clark, Miss Annie Lynch
Nidss Jewett, Miss Willink, Mr.. Henry
Williams, Mr.. Walter Charlton, Mr.
Abram Minis, Mr. Julian Schley Mr.
Charles b. Malone, Mr. Lewis Malone
MIR. William Train, Mr.. Robert Hull, Mr..
J. D. Taylor Mr.. Reed Hobson, Mr..
Charles Cunningham Mr.. Robert L. Mer-
Ger. Jr.. Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Albert
Wylly. Mr.. Charles Hunter, Mr. Edward
Stoddard, Mr.. Frank Strachan Mr.
James Butner Mr.. Palmer Arson, Mr.
Edward Demere. Mr. Richards. Mr.. Dear
ing Harden, Mr.. Newell West Mr. Will
liam Haskell, Mr.. Edward Karow. Mr..
F. F. Jones. Mr.. H. D. Stearns, Mr.. A.
Arthur Overton, Or. T. P. Warning, Dr.
Drummer and DR.. Cochrane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Middleton Gibbes
entertained a number of their friends
Tuesday evening with a genuine cake
walk, given In the barn of their hand
some new residence on Thirty-seventh
street. The piazzas and grounds were
lighted by japanese lanterns, and for the
occasion a judges stand and temporary
seats had been arranged in the barn.
Mr.. George Owens Mr.. Spencer Shotter
while the prizes were delivered by Mr.
Frank Battey. Besides the amusing cake
walk, which was taken part in
by number of couples, there
was a programme OF music, in
Guiding solos, duets and quartettes
The performance over, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibbes and their guests adjourned to the
house, where refreshments were served
Among those who were present We're Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ellington Mr.. and Mrs
George owens, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiley
Johnson DR.. and Mrs. w. w Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Battey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gibbes, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Stoddard Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hutton, Mrs. and Mrs. Cornelius Moses.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Overton, Mr. and
Mrs. Reid Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs T. L.
Malone, Miss Parker, the Misses Haskell
Mrs G. f. Tennille, Mrs j. D. Taylor,
Miss Lima Woodbridge. Miss Nan duBig-
non and Mr.. Raymond Butler.
Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens gave a delightful
launch party Tuesday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Elizabeth Parker Of Charleston,
who is a guest of the Misses Haskell
Those who were present were Miss Elise
Rauers Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Frleda
Rauers Miss Parker, Miss Elizabeth Has
kel, Miss Sally Haskell. Miss Marion
Hammond, Mrs. Lewis Haskell. Mr. Alec
Thesmar, DR.. John Haskell, Mr.. Coulter
Carmichael, Mr.. Hugh Harris, Mr. Paul
Haskell Mr. Jack Rauers, Mr.. Harry
Daniel and Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens.
Mrs. john d. Paige entertained charm
ingly at the Yacht Club Tuesday morn
ing in honor Of Mrs James Troup Dent
The party Of ladies left town at II o'clock
returning at ?, and spent the intermediate
hours IN card Playing. Mrs Rauers and
Mrs. W. W. Owens won the prizes, A
beautiful vase Of Venetian glass. ana n
Dresden silk work bag. The guests in