The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-07

suramer In East Orange, N. j., with her
sister, Mrs. Elliott H. Matthewes.
Miss Sarah Grover and Miss Maggie
Hanley have returned home, after de-
lightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Sheftall at Guyton.
Among those staying at the Atlantic
Club House on Tybee Island, are Mrs.
A. W. Masterson and Master Frank
! Masterson, Mrs. Galloway of Macon, and
Miss Kate OBrieu OF Atlanta.
Miss Ennis has returned after a pleas
ant visit to the Atlantic Club House, Ty-
bee
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M.
Steele at Kilkenny Island.
Mrs. George Dent is visiting In Charles
ton. S. C.
Dr.. and Mrs. Hops, Mr.. Dan Hops.
and Miss Mary Hops. have taken
cottage at Tybee for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pearce Mccall
left Tuesday for Augusta, and the noun
tains of North Carolina. on their we'd
ding tour. They will be away a month,
and after Aug. /, will be al home to their
friends at No. 908 Waldburg street, east.
General and Mrs. William W. Gordon
entertained Wednesday evening, with an
informal dinner. The guests were Mr..
INODeTL bTWl0t MT. IbdUQCiDn Atiutl 5CliB
Mr.. ]. NJ Barnard, Mr.. William L. Clay
Mr.. Henry McAlpin, Mr.. Pope Barrow,
Mr.. w. w. Gordon, Jr., and Mr.. Arthur
Gordon
The Duplicate Whist Club met Friday
afternoon at Mrs. J. C. LeHardy's house
on Hall street. east. Those present were
Mrs. j. Rauers, Mrs. Charles West, Mrs.
w. d. bearing, Mrs. A. G. Guerard, Mrs.
Alec Hull, Mrs. James T. Dent, Mrs. p.
w. Meldrim, Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs.
Cecil Gabbett and Mrs. Tom Wylly.
Miss Emma Hopkins entertained on
Tuesday evening with team whist. Those
present were the Misses Elizabeth Has
kell, Maud Thomas. Sallie Haskell,
Messrs. Ferris Cam. Lewis Malone, Tren-
holm Hopkins and DR.. John Haskell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Starr gave
launch party on the "Neva" Wednesday
evening complimentary to Miss Dargan.
Those in the party were Mrs w. n.
Davis, Misses Dargan, Neva Starr, Meta
Fretwell, Lila Fretwell. Messrs. George
Howard of Augusta. Rogers Starr, Claude
Ramboa and Albert Smith. The run was
made to Isle of Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Aston of Atlanta
entertained a few friends at supper on
Monday evening, at their pretty home on
North avenue, in compliment to Miss
Tompkins and her guests. The table was
lovely IN its decorations of pink sweet
peas. In the centre, on an exquisitely
embroidered centre piece, was placed
large cut glass bowl, filled with these
flowers, surrounded by silver candlesticks,
holding pink candles, with shades of the
same bright color. The guests were Miss
Tompkins, Miss Washington, Miss An
derson. Miss Toombs. Mr.. Shepard Bry-
an, Mr.. Percy Adams. Dr. Hope, Mr..
Watt Corners.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gabbett
| took jolly crowd on the yacht Fleet,
| sailing to the Casino and returning by
moonlight Those in the party were Misses
| May duBignon, Bessie Ryals, Louise Ry-
ais. Leonora Gabbett, Messrs. Gabbett.
Charles Schley. Henry Backus, and Ed
ward Demere.
A launch party made a moonlight run
to Wilmington Island on the Ruby. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
worth Hunter, Misses Mary J. Pritchard
Nina Crane, Anne Mclean and Miss Lily
Anderson, Messrs. Bob Fleming. Louis
Morgan, Walter OFT, Dave Barrow and
others.
Messrs. Garrard Haines, Malcolm Mac
lean and Arthur Hayward are NARROWING
at Bluffton, S. c.
A merry party took dinner at Bannon
Lodge the Fourth of july consisting of
Mr. and Mrs. Theus, Mrs. e. Coburn,
Misses Mary Blue Hull, Mana Hull,
Messrs. Charlton Theus and Joe Hull
Among the dancers on Tuesday even
| ing at Hotel Tybee were the Misses Nan
duBignon, May duBignon, Edith War
field, Annie MacLean, Bessie Ryals, Leo
nora Gabbett, Messrs. Charlton. Cheves
| of Columbus, Ayers, Demere, Geo. Hey
ward. Myers, I've Low, Dave Barrow,
| Charlie Schley and Butner. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and MIS-. Barron Car
ter.
Miss Edith Thiot entertained 1.-THE
Club delightfully."- on Friday evening.
Those resent were the Misses Lucy and
Florence Barrow, Mary Hartridge, Anna
1 Hunter. Margaret Charlton, Julia Treze-
want, Lille West, Lille Lyman. Nora Ed
monston, Edith Thiot, Maud Nightingale
Marie Nisbet of Eatonton, Mary Floyd
| Nora Edmonston, Messrs. Eddie and Ar.
thur Hayward Tracy Hunter, Prioleau
Bonnet of Townsville, Charles Barney
| Fred Bliss, and Richard Thiot. The
| prizes were won by Miss Lucy Barrow
and Mr.. Charles Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. FAIRIES entertained with q
fishing party on the Fourth OF July. They
left Tybee inlet on a naphtha launch, ac-
companled by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hun
Mr.. Edward l.. Elliott, Mr.. John Morris
Mr., S. J. Wheaton, Jr., Mr.. s. r. Hew
lett and J. c. Blake
Messrs. Stephen Hayward, Willis Wilder
and Hammond Eve have gone to Button
S. c. over Sunday.
A party which took in the dance a
Tybee, Tuesday, consisted OF the Misse.
Bessie Cooper, Lula Davis, Eflie Blood
worth, Edith Stillwell. jamie Armstrong
and Mary Davis, Messrs. Frank Butner
Winship Dwelle, William Train. Mr. anC
Mrs. Bloodworth were the chaperones.
The wedding of Mr.. Arthur Starr anC
Miss Lydia Hutson. will take place OF
Wednesday evening. next, at O'Clock,
Miss Cecile Woods gave buckboarS
party TO White Bluff. Monday evening
Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Cope being tn,
chaperones. Those who enjoyed the moon
light drive and delightful evening, weri
Misses Julia Hunter. Louise Carr. Ma
mic Trezevant, Fannie Phillips, Messrs
Tracy Hunter. Prioleau, Dana. Stevens
Lester Karow. Dan Huh. Lang and Rog
ers Woods. After dancing Refreshments
were served.
A large yachting party spent the Fourtl
OF July on a fishing trip, going 20 thu
north end of Warsaw. Those II
the party were Mr. and Mrs
Habersham, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
gill. the Misses Jordan, Howell. Geor
gia Charlton, Hunt, Lang and Haber
sham Messrs. Jordan OF Augusta Horace