The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06

second, a silver bonbon DISH Mrs. Fred
Baker, the consolation, a book, and Miss
Lucy Orme the lone hand prize, a silver
candlestick. Among the guests were: Mrs.
Thomas S. Wylly, Jr., Mrs. Wallace How
ard, Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs. Seabrook, Mrs.
Eugene Black, Mrs. Jack Kinzie Mrs.
Harris Cope, Mrs j. c. LeHardy, Mrs.
Henry Hodge, Mrs Frank Screven, Mrs.
j. l.. Scully, Mrs. w. D. bearing, Mrs.
John Howkins, Mrs. Alec Hull, Mrs. B.
f. FinneX- Mrs William Rogers, Mrs.
NJ. NJ Hopkins Mrs. Swami Sullivan, Mrs,
Eldred Simkins, Mrs. Anton Wright, Mrs.
A. B. Hull, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. Sui
Ivan Bond, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Paschal
Strong, Mrs. William G. Morrell. Mrs.
John S. Howkns, Mrs. w, A. Allen, Mrs.
w f. Aiken, Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs.
John d. Paige Mrs. David s. Craven. Mrs.
b. f. Finney, Mrs Harris Cope, Mrs.
F. c. Battey Mrs. ]. Sullivan Bond, Mrs.
Randolph Ridgely, Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs.
Gardner Dickinson, Mrs. w. d, bearing,
Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs j. F. c. Myers,
Mrs. Tracy G. Hunter, Mrs. Robert p.
Kelly, Mrs. John B. Chestnut, Mrs. w. G.
Woodfin, Mrs Paul Lyman, Mrs. Robert
II. Cornwell, Miss Shooter, Miss Emma
Ingram, Miss Saidee King, Miss jamie
Bailey, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Carter,
Miss Barnard, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Mary Carmichael, Miss Nina Pape, Miss
Irene Withers and Miss Lucy Orme
Miss Saidee King of Rome, who has
been for two weeks the guest of the
Misses Kolloch was hostess at a progress
sive supper party given for her by her
aunts last evening. Supper was served
at small tables, decorated with ferns and
flowers and a charming evening was spent
by the following guests; Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn. Miss Belle Shooter Miss Har-
nc IJoh he. SEa1
Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Jeanne Haines,
Miss Carter, Mrs Randolph Ridgeley Mr..
G. Noble Jones, DR.. T. Pinckney Warning,
Mr.. w. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Horace
Hunter, Mr.. Berrien Glover, Mr.. Allen
Bond, Hug Harris and Mr.. Hawkins.
beautiful euchre party was given
Monday evening by Mckay bearing at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. bearing The Lawrenceville col
ors of crimson and black were used in all
the decorations. Miss Julia Hunter Miss
Sophie Meldrim and Miss Caroline CLAY
won the PRICES, a silver hatpin, a silver
pen and a Bohemian vase. The boys
prizes were won by Charlie Strong and
Walter Hayward and were pair of silver
cuff links and a silver pen. Those pres
ent were the Misses Ellen and Carrie
Bell Arson. Miss Elizabeth Shooter, Miss
Lilah Carmichael, Miss Ophelia Dent,
Miss Anna Hunter, Miss Julia Hunter,
Miss Heda Hunter, Miss Constance Ches-
mutt, Miss Annie Simkins Miss Elizabeth
Krenson. Miss Sophie Meldrim, Miss Lucy
Dancy Miss Gladys Girardeau, Miss Mary
Morel, Miss Sarah Cunningham, Miss Car
oline Clay, Miss Nora Edmondston, Ed
ward Karow Gustave Robinson. Lar
combe Schley, Gordon Carson, Tracy Hun
ter, Jr.. Horace Pomeroy, Antonio War
ing, James Warning, Alfred L. Hartridge,
Jr., Dana Stevens. George Baldwin, Jr.,
and Beirne Gordon. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Bell gave a
beautiful children's party Tuesday even
ing for their eldest daughter, Anna. The
long drawing room, which was very pref
tily decorated with wild smilax and white
hyacinths had been cleared for dancing
and a lovely little coti!lion was led by the
hostess with Davenport Bryan as part
ner Mrs Bell was assisted in entertain-
ing the guests by Mrs. Ruby Nicoll, Mrs.
Edward Frost, and Miss Daisy Maxey.
Refreshments were served during the
evening in the dining room which was
deliberately decorated with palms and
bamboo and lighted by Japanese lam
terms. Among the dancers were the
Misses Augusta Wood. Rosalind Wood.
Nora Edmonston, Elizabeth Krenson,
Claudia Johnson, Inez Tiedeman, Annie
Bearing, ice Woodfln, Caroline Clay, Fan
ME Hinton, Ora Adams, Florence Stew
ems, Eleanor Palmer. Lucille Hunter, Min
ME Adams Constance Stevens, Claire
Cults, Errestine Cults, Lucy Dancy, Vir-
sinia Blsbee, Fannie Blois, Sallie Ellis
Gertrude Sullivan GLADYS Girardeau, and
Edwin Carson, Charles Barney, Albert
Nicoll, Henry Billiard, Malcolm Mac
lean, Jr, Yulee Dancy, Warren Butler
Charles Waters, Garrard Haines, Edward
Dancy, Willie Cam, Davenport Bryan,
Gordon Carson. Campbell Krenson, Ly-
man Wilcox, Larcombe Schley, Arthur
Hayward. Claude GiraTdeau and Lester
KaTow
Mrs. j. f. c. Myers entertained the
Married Womeu's Club Friday afternoon
at her attractive home on Gwinnett
street. east. The rooms were artistically
decorated with ferns and cut-howers, pink
and white being the prevailing color in
the first room, red in the second and red
and white in the third. Those present
were: Mrs. +. c. Battey, Mrs. Fred Ba-
ker, Mrs. j. h. Chestnut, Mrs. j. c. Lee
Hardy, Mrs. W. w. Owens, Mrs. William