The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-09

of the more advanced pupils, Miss Lilah
Carmichael, Master Nils Dahl and Mas
ter Eddie Prince exhibited some excel
lent studies. The charcoal work. which
seemed particularly good included We
nus, and chrysanthemums by Miss Meta
Thomas; Magnoiias, Apples, Book, Miss
Lilah Carmichael; a copy of Landseer's
Challenge" a head of Canova, Ginger
Jar. Nils Dahl: Apples Magnolia, "Chal-
lenge." and Jugs, Eddie Prince; Canova
Challenge" block hands and feet, Al
fred Hartridge, Jr.; Bowl and Jar, Cab
bage and Bowl. John Cannon Jugs,
Landseers Dogs. Cabbage and Bowl,
block hands and feet, Jack Myers; Land
seers Dogs, Jugs, Izlar Oliveros. A
group of pencil sketches from out-of-door
objects, the unaided work of the pupils,
was particularly interesting. These were
done by John Cannon, Eddie Prince, L.
lar Oliveros and Jack Myers. The pen
ell work from the block included some
good specimens of work by Miss Harvie
Hum, Miss julie Screven. Jack Myers, John
Cannon, Izlar Oliveros Hazel Lemcke,
Andrew Goebel, and Edward Gibbes.
Quite a large exhibit of free-hand draw
ing, the work of Miss Morels class at the
Hartridge school, was shown. A fea-
ture of this exhibit were the maps in pen
and ink. ana water color, the best speci-
mems DNlnE Lle NOIk OF MISS JOSepnlue
Stevens, Miss Dorothy Baldwin, and Miss
Alberta Wylly. Among the visitors who
were present during the afternoon were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Anderson
Carmichael, Miss Mary Carmichael, Miss
Mary Anderson Owens, Mrs. Brncewell,
Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Raymond Screven,
Mrs. John Screven Mrs. Bryan, Mrs.
Prince Mrs. OAveros, Miss Valhe CHS
holm. Miss Lucy Chisholm, Mrs. Gilbert
wilkins, Mrs. West, Miss Alice West,
Mrs. Wright Miss Cornelia Lee, Miss
Hartridge. Miss Furze, and Mrs. Goe-
bel.
Capt. Manigault entertained n pleasant
party OF young people Friday afternoon
at Pennyworth. The guests included Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Elizabeth Parker
Of Charleston, Miss Meta Thomas. Miss
Belle Daniel. Miss Sally Haskell, Mrs.
Alexander Lawrence. Mr.. Edward DEM
ere. DR. John Haskell, Mr.. T. Lloyd Ow-
ems, MIR. George L. Tennille. MIR. Paul
Haskell and Mr.. Harold Aver.
Mr.. j. Ferris Cam and Mr.. Hal Bacon
entertained a party on board the Ruby
Thursday afternoon Among those who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis
Malone. MIR. and Mrs. Reid Hobson. Mrs.
T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.. Miss Elise Rau-
ers, Miss Nan duBignon. Miss Lima
Woodbridge Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Walthour, Miss Lily An
derson. Miss Annie Maclean, Mr.. Robert
Fleming. Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr. David
Barrow, and Mr. Raymond Butler.
The New York Herald Of Friday prime
the following account Of the Huger- Beck
man wedding AT the Church OF Zion
and St. Timothy yesterday afternoon Miss
Catherine A. Bcekman. daughter Of
the late William BedlOW Be.k man wa 4
married 10 Mr. John Wells Huger Of Mem.
phiF. The bride who entered the church
with her brother Mr.. Charles Keller
Beekman. wore an effective gown Of white
embossed crepe trimmed with point lace.
Her vel Of point lace was held by a cres-
cent Of PEARLS, ana no the corsnge Of the
gown was worn crescent Of diamonds,
the bridSeroom'H gift Miss Hololse Beck.
man, the bride sister. her maid OF honor.