The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02


and Mrs. SchIey on CASTOR street. The
double parlors were thrown open and
were prettily decorated for the occa sion
with pink and white sweet peas nastur-
tIums and daisies. The programme
opened with an oral musical ex-
animation, in which the pupils all took
part Numbers of questions were asked
and finally the contest lay between two,
Miss Dorothy Baldwin and Miss Harvie
Hull, both of whom showed remarkable
proficiency in the examination. Miss Hull
was finally awarded the prize, a heart
shaped gold pin, and also won the medal
for perfect attendance and lessons dur
ing the past year. Miss Belle Battey's
record being almost equally good, she was
given a pretty music roll. The pro
gramme, which was delightfully."- rendered,
was as follows: Duet Melody in F. (Ru-
benstein) Miss Dorothy c. Baldwin Miss
Hsrvie Hull; "Cooing Dove" (Orth) Miss
Aimee Battey; "Loreley" (Krug) Miss
Rosalind Wood; Spinning Song ell
mernich), Miss Sydney Gabbett Flying
Leaf" (Spindler), Miss Katie Moore;
Van Keuren; Blue Bells OF Scotland, -
Miss Alice Mcmillan; Trio, from Funeral
March Chopin. Miss Ruby Leyser;
Waltz. Miss Augusta Wood; "Scherzo'
(Bieheld), Miss Mary Moore; Fur Dich"
Gege), Miss Mai Rivers; In Foreign
Lands Or. Richards), Miss Eleanor Pu-
der Violin and Piano Duet, Serenade
(SchuberD. Miss Gladys Girardeau, Master
Claude Girardeau; "Au Metin'' (Godard>,
Miss Kathleen Pry; Nocturne (Engle-
mani, Miss Inez Tiedeman; Knight Ru-
pert (Schumann), Miss Mary Gilbert;
''Sonstine" (Beethoven), Miss Lucille Hun
ter; La Paloma" CYrdier), Miss Eleanor
B. Shooter; Fur Elise" (Beethoven), Miss
Dorothy Baldwin; Swiss Folk Song
(Pacher) Miss Belle Battey; Waltz in Dbl
Chopin, Miss Gladys Girardeau; Spring
Song" (dendelssohn), Miss Julia T. Hun
ter; Scarf Dance" (Chaminede), Miss
Harvie Hull; piano Duet. Hungarian
Rhapsodie No 2 QiszD Miss Julia Hun
der, Miss Gladys Grardeau. Among the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Battey, Mr. and Mrs James Hardee, Mr..
and Mrs George Tiedeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Gilbert. Mrs. Cecil Gabbett. Mrs.
George Cope, Mrs. James II. Hunter, Mrs.
Hardee, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs A. b.
Girardeau, Miss Agnes Spencer Miss Mel
lie Baldwin. Miss Hartridge Miss Eliza
beth Beckwith, Miss Martha Backus, Miss
Cuthbert, Miss Belle Ward, Miss Leonora
Gabbett, Miss Sarah Cunningham, the
Misses Stevens, Mr.. George Baldwin and
Mr.. bearing Harden.
A jolly party of young people spent
Thursday evening az Tybee, where a
dance in the hotel pavilion and a picnic
supper on the moonlit beach were greatly
enjoyed Mrs Cecil Gabbett. Mrs. Rob
ert Hardee and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Duckworth were the chaperones while
among those who We're present were Miss
Iseonora Gabbett, Miss Nina Crane. Miss
May duBignon, Miss Kate Rauers Miss
Frieda Rauers Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Marion Hammond. Miss Edith Warfield.
DR.. John Haskell, Mr.. William Haskell,
Mr. John Morris Mr.. Richard Charlton,
Mr.. James Butner, Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr..
Coulter Carmichael. Mr.. Henry Backus,
Mr.. Cosmo Hardee, Mr.. North Chisolm,
Mr.. Louis Morgan, Mr.. Shelby Myrick,
Mr.. Hugh Harris, Mr. Cecil Gabbett, Jr.,
Mr.. Joe Low Mr.. John Stoddard, and MIR.
Gordon Haines.
Mrs. W. w Gordon entertained infor-
mally Friday morning at her home on
Oglethorpe avenue. Eight-handed euchre
was played. and the prizes. an antique
silver cream pitcher and a mustard pot,
were won by Mrs. Henry Taylor aud Mrs.
James r. Dent The consolation prize,
a gloxiuia in a mauve and white jar
dinere. was awarded to Mrs Henry Nc
Alpin. The guests were Mrs Rauers, Mrs.
Arthur Gibbes, Mrs. William NJ. Low,
Mrs W. w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. James Dent
and Mrs. Henry Taylor.
Mr.. Cecil Gabbett, Jr., was host at a
delightful ali-day picnic Tuesday The
party went from Thunderbolt on the
"Tybee" to Wilmington Island. where
the day was spent in fshing and
other amusements. Those who were
present were Mrs. Cecil Gabbett. Mrs.
Ryals, Miss Louise Ryas, Miss May du-
Bignon, Miss Nina Crane, Mr.. Julian
schley. MIR. Edward Thompson, Mr..
Henry Backus, Mr.. Tattnall Pritchard
and Mr. Cecil Gabbett. Jr.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., charm
ingly entertained the Quaker Club Tues
day morning. Mrs, Arthur Gibbes won
the prize, and the other guests present
were Mrs. George Owens, Mrs. w. w.
Owens. Mrs. W. Trenholm Hopkins,
Mrs. John d. Paige, Mrs Lewis Malone.
Mrs. Wright Hunter Mrs. Louis NJ. Le-
Hardy, Mrs. II. Wiley Johnson, Miss
Lima Woodbridge. and Miss Nan du-
Btgnon.
Again Thursday morning was there a
meeting of the Quaker Club. when Mrs.
LOUIS lltildIhy was nOSItss MIS- L. Lewis
Malone won the prize and the guests IN.
cluded Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr..
Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs. II. Wiley
johnson, Mrs. w. Trenholm Hopkins,
Mrs. Frank Battey, Mrs. George Owens,
Mrs. Charles Gibbes, and Mrs. Reid Hob
son.
The Phiibrck Kindergartens closed for
abe summer season during the week, aud
Friday morning was given over to a de-
lightful trolley ride to the Isle of Hope.
The children who numbered one hundred
and thirty. were chaperoned by the teach
ers and dent-teachers, among whom
were Miss Nellie Baldwin Miss Martha
Backus Miss Harriet Hardee, Miss Jes-
sie Anderson, Miss Kate Burroughs, Miss
Phoebe Elliott, Miss Belle Daniel. Miss
Ophelia Pritchard. Miss Lydia Snowden.
Miss Clarlbel Spring. Miss Carolyn Bal
ley, Mrs. Howard Watt, Miss Marion
Boggs, Miss Margaret Converse, Miss
Minnie Decker, Miss Anna Pritchard.
Miss Cassie Rembert, Miss Agnes Spen-
Ger, Miss Clara Vaughn, and Miss Wood
ward.
A Savannah girl, Miss Fanny Meldrn.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. p. W. Mel
drim, carried Off the drst honor at the
Lucy Cobb Institute this year. Miss
Meldrim IS an exceptionally bright young
woman, and hard and conscientious
student She has made a record at the
Lucy Cobb which Is highly creditable 20
her and Of which her parents and friends