The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-19

The Hussars' picnic and prize drill at
Tybee yesterday closed week largely
given over TO out-of-town entertainments,
while the opening concert of the Casino
at Thunderbolt drew a crowd of pleas
ure lovers from town. The sui
try weather made doubly refreshing
the salt breezes that blew across the
marsh. and sitting on the broad verandas
listening to the music, delightful after
noon was spent.
The weather was ideal Tuesday after
noon for golf. and the lady members of
the club were out in fun force, playing
for place" Tea was served during the
afternoon at the club house, Mrs. Corne-
Illus Moses presiding. Among those who
were present were DR.. and Mrs. John
Paige, Mrs. Charles Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Muir Lang, Mrs. ]. G. Van Marten,
Mrs Arthur Gibbes, Mrs. T. M. Gun
ningham, Jr., Mrs. Inglesby, Mrs. Henry
Blum, Jr., Miss Cosens. Miss Mary Clay,
Miss Jane Judge. Miss Edith Warfield,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell Miss Denham,
Miss Sally Haskell. Miss Hartridge, Miss
Belle Ward, Miss Virginia Ashley, Miss
Marion Hammond, Miss Kate Rauers.
Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Isabel Smart,
Miss Annie Maclean. Mr.. Abram Minis,
Mr. Rittenhouse Moore, Mr.. Stein Bryan,
Mr. Noble Hardee. Mr.. Hamilton stiles
of Birmingham, Mr.. John c. Stiles of
Brunswick, Mr.. w. w. Williamson, DR..
John Haskell, Mr.. Allan Bond and Mr..
Robert Butler, Jr.
A leading event of the week was the
May ball of Mrs. Ncols' Academy OF
Dancing, which was given Tuesday even
ing at the Guards Hail. A number of
visitors were present and after the pro-
gramme of special dances rendered by the
pupils, general dancing was enjoyed. A
few among the many young people pres
ent. were Miss Nina Crane, Miss Leonora
.Gabbett Miss Georgia Freeman, Miss
Nellie Coney. Miss Effie Bloodworth, Miss
Louise Waldhauer. Miss Katharine Nc
Intyre, Miss Ingersoll, Miss Summerville,
Miss Edith Stillwel Miss Gypsy McIn-
tyre. Miss Julia Boyle, Miss Louise
Pearce, Miss Mary Cabanss, Miss Tina
Roberts, Miss Lila Belle Jewett Miss
May Harris, Miss Alma Lindsay, Miss
Lucy Dancy, Miss Stella Cohen, Miss An
ME Laurie Shaw, Miss Lena Ehrlich, Miss
Tess Rosenheim, Miss Beulah We'll, Miss
Celia Well Miss Viola Eckstein, Miss
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ros-
enheim. Mrs. Julian sosomons. Mr.. Sid
ney Cooper, Mr.. Epping Gabbett, Mr.
James Mcintyre, Mr.. William Connerat,
Mr.. Gordon Saussy, Mr.. Frank Butner,
Mr.. William Dwelle, Mr.. William
O'Byrne. Mr.. Arthur Hopkins, Mr.. Chas.
Strong. Mr.. Emmett Moncrieff, Mr.. Hor-
ace Crane, Mr.. Gustave Mohr, Mr.. Sligo
Mohr. Mr.. Sigmund Berg. and Mr.. Charl-
ton Barbour.
Miss Lima Woodbridge and a party OF
young people were delightfully."- entertain
ed Monday afternoon by Capt. Manigault
at Pennyworth. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr..
Mrs. w. W. Owens. Mrs. II. Wiley John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. T Lewis Malone. Mrs.
William D. Hodges, Mrs Charles Gibbes,
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Gibbes. Miss Nan
duBignon, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Mr..
Harry Parsons of New York, Mr. Alan
Bond and Mr.. Alex. Thesmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin gave a
beautiful dinner party Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur and
Baron Won Lears of South Bethlehem, Pa.
The table was charming i'm its decora-
tions of white carnations, sweet peas and
maiden-hair ferns. Besides Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur, the guests were Gen. and Mrs.
w. w. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Mackall Mrs James Troup Dent and
Baron Won Lears
Mrs. Lewis Malone complimented Miss
Elsie Barnard with a charming little card
party Wednesday morning. The prize, a
pair of enameled sleeve links, was won
by Mrs. T. M. Cunningham, Jr while the
other guests who were entertained were
Mrs. John Paige, Mrs. William Hodges
Mrs. Charles Gibbes. Mrs. II. Wiley John.