The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-16

gaietleS, but between the showers IleTe
have been several pleasant gatherings,
and the gardens. squares, and parks
have certainly benefited by the down
pour. Savannah is almost lovelier at this
season than In the early spring, for trees
and shrubs, grass and flowers, are now
IN fullest leaf and blossom; the mag
Rolas with their glossy folge and star
like blooms, tower high in the squares,
and the pink and white oleanders, crepe
myrtle and pomegranite, make bright
r the old fashioned gardens Quite a num-
Der of people have gone to Tybee and
the neighhoring resorts during the week.
but the general exodus has not yet com
menoed Summer plans, however, are rife,
and it is interesting to know where ones
friends are going for the usual outing.
Among the Savannahians who will
spend the summer at Chautauqua will be
a pleasant party, consisting of Miss Mar
tina Backus, Miss Harriet Hardee. Miss
Phoebe Elliott Miss Belle Daniel and
Miss Spring. Miss Agnes Spencer of Co
lumbus will also join the party. and to-
gether they will sail for New York July l.
Mrs z. P. Hopkins and Miss Emma
Hopkins expect to leave July for an ex-
. tensive Western trip. They will stop for
a few days in st. Louis, Colorado Springs.
. Salt Lake City, and San Francisco From
= the latter city they will go to Vancou-
. yer, B. c., where the greater part of the
summer will be spent with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maitland Dougall at their home near Vic
toria.
Dr. and Mrs. j. G.. Van Marter, Mr..
John Sullivan Schley and a party of
friends will leave some time during Au-
gust on the pilot boat knight for Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland on a summer
cruise.
Mrs. Pape and Miss Nina Pape will
leave on the Path for New York from
where they will sail for Glasgow on the
Anchor Line. After spending a few days
in Scotland they will proceed to Ger
many to spend the summer with relatives
Miss Wimbush will also be in the party
and will spend several months in Eng
land visiting her family.
Master Percival Sneed Moses celebrated
his tenth birthday Tuesday with a beau
tiful afternoon party given at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Moses on CASTOR street. The handsome
suite of downstairs rooms was thrown
open, and the piazzas and garden were
also thronged with the merry little
guests. Indoors there was music, dancing
and games, and the bright faces and
pretty gowns of the children completed
the attractive scene. At o'clock refresh
ments were served in the dining room
which was decorated with a profusion OF
white and pink sweet peas. The table was
also adorned with flowers, and the large
birthday cake with its ten pink candles
occupied conspicuous place. Souvenir
boxes and drums filled with candy were
given the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
were assisted in entertaining by Mrs
! Henry Cohen of Augusta, Mrs. Thomas
, Wayne, Mrs Meldrim, Mrs Wright Hun
z ter Mrs. Clarence Murphey and Mrs
Charles Mclaughlin Among the boys
= and girls present were Miss Sophie Mel
/. drim, Miss jamie Meldrim Miss Rosalind
- Wood, Miss Augusta Wood, Miss Belle
T. Battey, Miss Aimee Battey, Miss Con-
= stance Chestnut, Miss Sydney Gabbett,
Miss Mary Blue Hull, Miss Ellie Schley,
= Miss Nauna Hull, Miss julie screven, Miss
Claudia johnson, Miss Helen Gillette
Miss Mclaughlin Miss Jessie Dixon.
d. Miss Alice Battey, Miss Helen Dixon,
Miss Catherine Charlton, Miss CAROLYN
V Myers, Miss Anna Bell, Miss Elise Kr~n-
son, Miss Katie Bell, Miss Cardo Kren-
son, Miss Claudia Johnson Miss Ellen
? Carter, Miss Pauline Overton, Miss Eliz-
!. May owens, Miss Emma Walthour, and
= Masters Joe Hull. Alec mcdonnell, AL
len MacDonnell, Claud Girardeau, Charles
Mills, Catesby Jones, Frank Bisbee Jack
Myers, Raymond Demere, Fred Blois.
Charles Maclean, Fred Krenson, George
Hunter, Harry Gaudry, Warren Butler.
Duncan Owens, Dudley Hull, Carville
Carson, Averill Crane Charlie Waters,
Julian Hartridge, lyman Salas, Arthur
Stephens, Spencer Connerat, Eddie Car
son, Tracy Newman, Miles Wilcox, Rob-
ert Newcomb, Horace Battey, Merritt
Dixon, Irwin Wood. Raiford Wood, Doug
las Blois, Garrett Starr, Edward Gibbes,
Mcleod Hill, George Cope W. w. Cor
don srd, Will Morrell, Donald West How
ard West, Gratz Malone, Mercer Lang,
John Hunter, Harold Hunter, John Car
gill and Spencer Shotter, Jr
Mss Julia Huguenn of Macon was the
guest of honor at a card party given
Wednesday at the Yacht Club by Mrs.
Charles Gibbes, A charming morning
was spent in playing euchre, Mrs. John
Paige Miss Ethel Taylor and Mrs John
Screven winning the prizes which were
pair of silver scissors, bonbon dish
and a silver tape measure. Mrs. Gibbes'
guests were Miss Huguenin, Mrs. George
Owens, Mrs 7. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr.,
Mrs William G.. Morrell Mrs r. Cuyler
Gordon, Mrs W. w. Owens, Mrs. John
Screven, Mrs. T. Lewis Malone, Mrs.
Charles Mclaughlin. Mrs. John Paige,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Line Wood
bridge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Ethel
Taylor and Miss May duBignon.
Dr. A. A. DeLoach and Miss Julia Lee
DeLoach who have recently moved into
their summer home at Beaulieu, are CIV
ing the first of a series OF house parties,
which will continue during the season.
In the nature of a house warming is the
present party, and the young people are
enjoying themselves as only young peo-
pie can. The amusements are varied,
and as most OF the guests are from the
interior states, the delights of bathing,
boating, sailing and fishing are thorough
ly appreciated. In the party, which will
be reinforced by other guests during the
week, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.. Nor
thern Of Atlanta, Miss Mamie Dawson
and Miss Lila Horton of Memphis, Miss
Adele Hayne OF Greenville. s. c., Miss
Lola Garrett OF Augusta. Miss May Nor
man Of Columbia, S. c., Miss Lena Swift
OF Atlanta. Miss Stacy Earn
est OF Atlanta, Mr.. Linton Tedford Mr..
Samuel Magill and Mr.. Robert Friend OF
Atlanta, Mr.. J w. Courtney OF Newey,
S c., and Mr.. Fred Robinson OF Savan-
nah.
Miss Elise Rauers gave q charming
supper party Friday evening 90 Miss Ju-
liza Huguenin OF Macon, who lie
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