The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

bridge, Mr.. John NJ. Egan, Mr.. A. Minis,
Mr.. Noble Hardee, MI. Stein Bryan, Mr..
Henry Blum, Jr., Mr.. George Tennille,
MIR. John Malloch and Mr.. George Saussy.
Mrs. Hayward Lyman and Mrs. Angus
tus Kelly chaperoned a party of young
people yesterday at the Yacht Club. A
delightful day was spent and a picnic
luncheon was enjoyed at midday. Those
in the party were Miss Margaret Charl
ton. Miss Lila Carmichael, Miss Lucy
Brooks, Miss Fannie Brooks, Miss Lille
Lyman, Miss Gertrude TreZevant, Miss
Saba Stovall, Miss Louise Kelly and Miss
Eloise Lyman.
Miss lola Baker of Macon, who has
been the guest of Miss Rena Falligant
during the past week, was complimented
by her hostess Friday with a delightful
evening at cards. The parlors were dec
GRATED with a profusion of bamboo vine
and branches of holly. Scores were kept
on cards ornamented with Gibson
sketches Miss Falligant's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burroughs. Miss
Lucille Porter, Miss Louise Waldhauer
Miss Marion Cooper, Miss Lettie Hous-
ton, Miss Louise Falligant, Miss Lydia
Houston, Miss Ethel Walker Miss Carrie
Nichols, Miss Antonica Usina, Miss Nam
ME Houston, Miss Maud Schaffer Miss
May Nichols, and Messrs. Ben Yancy, P.
M. bryan, ~ ID. I1uils Niludh INODSi -
son, W. F. Pilson, d. r. wilmington, W.
j. Walker, Earl Dasher, Hugh Harris. e
]. woodlands, Descomb Wells, B. b.
Bostwick, r. j. Travis, Raiford Falligant,
II. ]. Molina and r. II. Webb.
Miss Laleah Pratt Stilwell celebrated
her sixth birthday with a beautiful party
Thursday afternoon at the home of her
parents on Huntingdon street. east. The
little guests arrived at O'clock and were
delightfully."- entertained by their hostess
| A game of Elephant supplied the chief
fun, and Miss Agnes Earle and Master
Henry Sutcliffe won the prizes, a lovely
| bisque doll, and toy yacht. The refresh
ments were served in the dining room at
tale laden with flowers and fruit
There was also beautiful birthday cake,
and in the center of the table a cutglass
| candelabra supported six pink candles. a
| Jack Horner Pie was brought in at the
| close of the banquet, and each little guest
! found in it some pretty souvenir. Among
| the children who were present, were the
Misses Margaret Brooks, May Battey
Nichols, Florence Cam, Olive Cummings,
Della Lindsay, Louise Fulton, Bessie
! Wheless. Effie Drummer, Louise Parks,
Edith Bryson, Caro- Palmer, Olive Cum
miugs, Katie Osborne, Clare Avery, Katie
Bell, Wyche Davis, Eleanor O'Byrne,
Mary Brooks, Agnes Farie Leila Fulton,
Helen StroDhar, Lillian ASReW, sarah
Nichols, Miriam Morgan, Angela OByrne,
and Masters Frank George, George Tiede-
man, Ward Gordon, Arthur Gregory, Leo
O'Byrne, Henry Sutchffe, Cooper Harris,
Leon Ferst, Stuart West, Charles Coney,
John Royal. Horace BuIard Frank
George. Cecil Strobhar, Henry Taylor,
| Francis Jackson, Milton Ellis, William
Lowell, and Edward Mcintyre, Jr.
The B. c.. Card Club was entertained
| Wednesday morning by the Misses Nor
| gan at their home on Charlton street. The
| parlors were adorned with La France
roses. and potted ferns The prizes, a
dainty gauze fan, and a pretty sofa cush-
| ion, were won by Miss Lula Brown and
Miss Effie Bloodworth. The guests pres
ent were, Mrs. Robert A. Crawford, Mrs.
| Wilbur NJ. Coney, Miss Shoemaker of
Gainesville, Ga, Miss Brooks of Boston,
Ga, Miss Katharine Dreese, Miss Marie
| Dreese, Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss Lula
! Brown, Miss Gertrude Powell, Miss Lula
| Davis, Miss Edith Stillwell. Miss Claire
Williams and Miss Effie Bloodworth
Miss Antonio Usina entertained with
cards Tuesday evening, and a delightful
evening was spent by the following guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Straton, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
| Rogers, Miss Louise Waldhauer, Miss Mel
! lie Oppenheimer, Miss Marion Cooper.
Miss Annie Sloat, Mr.. Frank Sloat, Mr..