The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-17

which will take place Tuesday afternoon
from s to O'Clock at the Philbrick Kin
dergarten on Hall street, east. Miss
Madge Lyons of Baltimore. whose
mastery of the mandolin has won
praise from the most fastidious critics.
will kindly give during the afternoon a
delightful programme of music. The
Baltimore World says OF her playing: "A
large and enthusiastic audience greeted
Miss Lyons first appearance at Pea
body Hall since her debut on the concert
stage, and the impression she created
must have been gratifying to the young
lady, for she was compelled TO repeat each
number on the programme before her
hearers were satisfied. Miss Lyons rem
diucn Of Chopin's Waltz No. 8 op. "a, was
especially brilliant" Her command OF
the instrument, the versatility and teen
nical skill she displays in her recitals.
have already won fame for her, and
those Savannahians who have been so
fortunate az TO hear her play are en-
thusiastic in their praise. Miss Leland
Hull will accompany Miss Lyons on the
piano. On the reception committee are
the following ladies': Mrs. Henry Meal
pin, Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs. Julian
Schley Mrs. H. Wiley Johnson, Mrs. w.
Trenholm Hopkins, Mrs. Fred Myers,
Miss Mary Carmichael, Miss Irene With
ers, and Miss Jeanne haines. Refresh
ments will be served by Miss Minnie
Mackall, Miss Mary Morel. Miss Miriam
Dent, Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss Claudia
McAlpin and Miss Marjorie Wesson.
The entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the Bread and MIX Fund,
which supplies daily luncheons for the
children Of the Free Kindergarten and
Day Nursery. So far this has been en-
tirely supported by public donations. and
is quite separate from the Kate Bald win
Endowment fund. A glance at the Free
kindergarten at II O'Clock each morning
is an interesting sight. So many of the
children are il-fed and come hungry to
the Kindergarten that this lunch Is
the most satisfying meal of the day to
many of them. Good country milk and
bread of the best quality is supplied, and
It is interesting to know that one penny
gives each child his lunch for one day.
With such an object in view, and such
an attraction as Miss Lyons playing,
Tuesdays tea will doubtless be one
of the most successful entertainments of
the season. The invitation concludes with
"As perhaps an offering,
Your mind would greatly ease,
Wen welcome from a dime
Up to any sum you please.
Miss Olive Speer OF Atlanta, was the
guest of honor yesterday at a delight
ful river party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardener Dickinson. The guests were
taken on a naphtha launch to Warsaw,
where an oyster roast among other pleas
ures, was enjoyed. In the party were Mr..
ond Mrs Hubert Duckworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson, Miss Speer, Miss Eliza
bcth Butler, Miss Ammo Butler Miss Lil-
Han Holley of Connecticut; Miss Anna
Guerard Mr.. Edward Demere Mr.. John
Stevens. Mr.. william Connert, Mr.. Rog-
ers Woods, Mr.. Henry Walthour, Mr..
Lowndes Walthour, Mr. Alec Thesmar,
and Mr.. Palmer Arson.
Mrs. r. Cuyler Gordon chaperoned q
folly party of young people yesterday FOR
an oyster roast at Thunderbolt. In the
marty were Miss Alice Parker of Wash
ington, d. c.. Miss Miriam Dent. Miss
Ophelia Dent, Miss Claudia McAlpin, Miss
Mary Morel. Miss Fannie Philips, Miss
Minnie Mackall, Miss Anna Hunter, Miss
Elizabeth Shotter, Miss Eleanor Shooter.
Miss Lila Conner, Miss Esther Lyman,
Miss Ora Adams. Miss Minnie Adams
Miss Guile Garrard, Miss Lucille Hunter,
and Messrs. Beirne Gordon. Arthur Hey
Henry Lyman, Mrs. Beirne Gordon, Mrs
Charles Gibbes and Miss Maude Williams
Among the Informal teas of the week
was one given Tuesday by Miss Mary
Wayne whose guests were invited tc
meet Miss Josephine Duckworth of Liver
pool Eng. Those who were present, were
Miss Sadie Poe Miss Mary Bedell, Miss
Alice Parker. Miss Marian Shearson. Miss
Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Sally Haskell
NJ I,H,a ard
Miss Lily Anderson Miss jeanne Haines
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss Marion
Hammond. Miss Georgna Phillips, Mis-:
Daisy Phillips Miss Fannie Phillips, Miss
Emmie johnson, Miss Miriam Dent, Miss
Angie Cubbedge. Miss Jocine Weed, and
Miss Eileen Hunter.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Hunter
and Miss Elizabeth Wheatley. will take
a party of Savannahians TO Americas fol
the happy event of Wednesday evening
Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens will be Mr.. Hunter:
best man, while among the attendants
will be Miss Eileen Hunter. Miss Martins
Wheatley Miss Alice Wheatley, Miss Inc;
Fielder Mr.. Martin Dunbar of Augusta
Mr.. William Butler ano Mr.. William Has
kell of this city. Mrs. Hunter. mother o
the groom. and little Miss Lucille Hunter
will be among the guests at the wedding
Miss Mary Bedell Of Paris. Tex, wa
given QeuBnlIui niue
party Friday by her hostess, Mrs. Wrign
Hunter. Miss Elizabeth Haskell and Mis-
Lily Anderson won the pretty prizes,
water co,or sketchI and a hem-sutche'
collar. The guests/were Mrs. Lewis Ma
lone, Mrs. w. Trenholm Hopkins. Mrs
Frank Battey, Mrs. Robert Kelley, Mis-
Lima Huger. Miss Lily Anderson, Mis-
Haskell, and Miss Bedel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dent are entertain
ing at Hofwyl plantation the following
party. Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Mackall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shearson, and Mis-
Marian Shearson OF Chicago. MIR. Den
also entertained a shooting party durinl
the week at which were present Mr.. Ed
win Gould of New York and Mr.. Struth
ers of Philadelphia, whose winter home
are on Jekyl Island, Mr.. Alfred Crovat
and Mr.. Frank Aiken Of Brunswick
Conspicuous among the entertainment
that are being arranged for the week fol
lowing Easter, is a spring carnival whic
the Lachlan Mcintosh chapter of the
A. r. will give for the benefit OF tn
OGlethorpe monument fund. The carnival
CT Chiidren's Calico Ball. win take plac
at the Guards Armory on the afternoo
OF Thursday. April II, from TO O'CLOCK
Prizes will be given for the best histor
zeal costume, the best fancy, and IN
best comic costume, and besides tn
grand carnival march which will be le