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

After an April thet was truly Northern,
all at once we have been plunged into a
sultry May, in consequence of which the
past few days have been filled with out
of-door entertainments, boating parties,
moonlight excursions and picnics. The
most important of these entertainments
was the delightful garden party given
yesterday by the Misses Shotter at Green
witch, the country home of their father.
Mr.. Spencer Shotter. The guests left
town on chartered cars at II o'clock and
arrived at Greenwich spent a most
charming day wandering about the
grounds. and over the beautiful
residence now nearing compile
ton. and boating on the river.
An al fresco lunch vas served at
O'Clock and the party did not return to
town until the evening hours. Among
those who were present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w Owens, Mrs. George S. Ow-
ems, Mrs. W. II. Daniel, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Shearson Mr..
and Mrs W. w. Msckau Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Nan
duBignon, Miss Elizabeth Shooter. Miss
Eleanor Shooter. Miss Fannie Philips,
Miss Corneia Maclean, Miss Margaret
Charlton, Miss Anna Hunter Miss Min
ME Mackan, Miss Miriam Dent, Miss
Ophelia Dent, Miss Anna McAlpin. Miss
Claudia McAlpin Miss Julia Hunter,
Miss Nellie White, Miss Maggie White,
Miss Mildred Cunningham, Miss May Mo
rel Miss Sarah Cunningham, Miss Flor
ence Stevens, Miss Josephine Stevens,
the Misses Adams, Miss Leland Hull.
Miss Lila Conner, Miss Lucille Hunter.
Miss Lila Carmichael, Miss Sally Car
michael Miss Dorothy Baldwin, MISS
Louise bearing, Miss Elizabeth Krenson,
Miss Constance Chestnut, Miss May Egan,
Miss Annie Simpkins, Miss Sallie Ellis,
Miss Carolyn Myers, Miss Catharine
Ives, Miss Joe Woodhn, MISS
Elsie Chisolm, Miss Eloise Lyman,
Miss Lily Lyman, Miss jamie Hopkins,
Miss Margaret Haines, Miss May owens,
Miss Nora Edmondston, Miss Gladys I'll
rardeau. Miss Belle Battey, Miss Aimee
Battey, Miss Guile Garrard Miss saba
Stovall, Miss Lucy Barrow, Miss Patience
Barrow. Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Gertrude
Jones, Miss Eleanor Cosens, Miss Sophie
Meldrim Miss jamie Meldrim Miss Susie
Kolloch, Miss Mary Blue Hull, Miss Ger
trude Sullivan Miss Elizabeth Malone,
Miss Violet White, Miss Harvey Hull
Miss julie Screven, Miss Mary Howard,
Miss Caroline Clay Miss Helen Ellis
Miss Margaret Ellis and the Messrs
MouItrie Lee Tracy Hunter, Jr., Garrard
Haines, Malcolm Maclean, Jr.. Richard
Thiot, Claud Girardeau. Earl Hartridge.
Edward Hayward, Arthur Hayward,
Catesby Jones, Haldeman Finnie, Charles
Mills, Hugh Stiles, Joe HUI Charles Bar
ney, Warren White Owen Daniel, Lang
don Haskell Archie and CASTOR Bulloch,
Lyman Wilcox, Beckwith Lawton, Jack
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michael. John Hopkins, Jesse Ives, Milton
Ellis, William Morrell, Henry Hull, For
man Screven. Wallace Howard, Jr, w.
w. Gordon Bird, Dudley Hull, William Gar
rard Porter Meckan, Duncan owens,
John and Hayward Howkins, Eddie Kol-
lock, Ambrose Gordon, Edward Gibbes.
Harold Hunter and Spencer Shooter Jr.
Mrs. Thomas J. Randolph, who left dur
ing the week for her home in Norfolk
Va, was the guest of honor at charm-
ing afternoon tea given Monday by Mrs.
John Paige. Exquisite roses, crimson
pink and white, decorated the reception
rooms. while the refreshment table was
effectively arranged with AmericanBeau-
ties Miss Daisy Phillips poured tea,
while Miss Ethel Taylor. Miss Miriam
dent. Miss Georgina and Miss Fannie Phil
lips assisted the hostess during the after
noon. Among the guests present were
Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. George Owens,
Mrs William r. Leaken, Mrs. Henry
Taylor, Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs. A. r.
Lawton, Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. Clavins Phil
lips, Mrs. Charles Shearson, Mrs. Pen
der, Mrs Beirne Gordon. Mrs. W. w Ow-
ems. Mrs Randolph Ridgley Mrs. Frank
Battey Mrs. Louis LeHardy, Mrs. John
Screven, Mrs. w. D. Hodges, Mrs. Arthur
Gibbes, Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs w. w.
Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Screven, the
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Meta Thomas, Miss Hartridge, Miss Mary
Bedell. Miss Belle Ward, Miss Maude
williams and Miss Claude Bond.
Mr.. Edward Demere complmented Miss
Mabel Stoddard and her guest. Miss Jen-
ME Rankin of Salisbury, NJ c., with a
ash supper at Isle of Hope
Friday evening. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Guerard Mr.
and Mrs. Sullivan Bond, Mrs. Raymond
Demere, Miss Rankin. Miss Stoddard.
Miss Lily Anderson. Miss Leonora Cab
bett, Miss Robertson. Mr.. w. Gordon
Harrison. Mr.. Palmer Arson. Mr.. NJ.
c. Tobias Mr.. Clarence Anderson and
Mr.. Demere.
Miss Floride Banks entertained the
members of the Team Whist Club. and
a few other guests with delightful lit
tie card party Friday. The tables were
placed on the lawn, and amid charming
surroundings of growing vines and now
ers, the afternoon was spent. Those who
were present were Mrs. Van Marter, Mrs
De Soto Fitzgerald, Mrs. j. A. G. Car
son. Mrs. E. II. Hinton, Mrs. Charles
G. Bel, Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut. Mrs. Clar>
ence Connerat. Mrs. w. w. Rogers, ms.
Edward G. Trenholm. Mrs. Alexander
Carey, Mrs. Charlesworth Hunter, Mrs
Eldred Simkins. Mrs. James Sullivan,