The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06

Guerard, Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. H. M
Steele, Mrs j. II. Hunter, Mrs. John
Howkins, Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs. William
Harden, Mrs. NJ. M. Stewart, Mrs. Sulli-
van Bond, Mrs. l.. NJ. LeHardy, Mrs. a.
b. Hull, Mrs. Harris Cope, Mrs Ray
mond Demere, Mrs. j. A. Carson, Mrs.
Jesse Ives Mrs. j. H. Hunter, Mrs. w.
G. Moren, Mrs. Raymond Demere, Miss
Johnson, Miss Mabel Stoddard and Miss
Nina PaSe.
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Gibbes enter
tanned delightfully."- Wednesday afternoon
with whist at her lovely new home.
Cheves of Charleston. Mrs. Louis
Haskell Mrs. Raymond II. Demere
Mrs Rauers Mrs. Alexapder A. Lau-
renee, Mrs Cecil Gabbett, Mrs. John S.
Howkins, Mrs T. 8. Wylly, Jr, Mrs.
Howard and Miss Susan and Miss Gail
Howard of Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Mcintyre gave charming
dance New Years eve at her father
home on Hull street. Among the young
people present were Miss Angie Cub
hedge, Miss Mary Kline, Miss Comeha
Maclean, Miss Maggie Schley Thompson
Miss Margaret M. Thomson, the Misses
Emmy and Cora johnson, Miss Myra
Wilcox. Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss
~
Lucy Boyd, and the Messrs. Laurence
and Moultrie Lee, Edward Maclean, OAR
win Hull, Tom Denmark, stephen and
Frank HeyWa Yard, Sidney Stubbs' Cnurchlli
Mehard, Robert Waller, Cecil Gabbett'
CLAYTON Purse, Raymond Sullivan, VII
liam Robinson, Tattnan Pritchard and
Edward Thompson.
A delightful angling party was given
Monday by Mrs. David Wells to some Oh
her little friends Miss Mary Osborne ana
Master Jack Lindsay were the prize WIN
ners. Those present were: MISS hatie
Osborne. Miss Della Lindsay, Miss LIMA
Nichols. Miss Jessie Dixon, Miss Sarah
Nichols. Miss Helen Dixon, Miss Mary
Osborne and Masters Jack Lindsay, Dan
Prosser. Edgar Nichols and Merritt Dixon.
Mrs Charles d. Collins entertained on
Thursday afternoon with a unique cos
tune tea al her home, 423 Bull street.
Music and dancing enlivened the OCCASION
and at o'clock dainty refreshments We're
served. - Mrs. Collins received in a pic
t,resnue Chinese costume, Other charm-
inw impersonations were Mrs. j. clark
Rrocolini Of Brooklyn, as an Italian
Chaperone," Miss Harriet Virginia Low
enstein of Philadelphia, Cadet; mrs >.
n. Furber, Japanese Girl" Mrs w. w.
Gross. Little Liza Jane;' Mrs. j.. j.
Miuar "A New Woman ana MRS. Jul
liam NJ. Solomon, as La Frate, from
Paris"
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Camp of Column
bus. Ga. have sent out invitations TO the
marriage Of their daughter Virginia Eliz-
aheth. and DR. Wallace Reverdy Bishop,
ON Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 8, at $50
o'clock. The bride, who has many friends
in Savannah. was sponsor for Camp Ben
ming at the Confederate Veterans reunion
at Louisville last spring. DIR. Bishop is
one OF the leading physicians OF TaIla-
dega, Ala.
Miss Ruth Ehrlich was surprised Mon
day evening by a number of her friends
who passed the last bours of the old year
In much merriment. Two beautiful prizes
copies of "Lesame and Lilies and Past
and Present''-were won by Miss Stella
Levy and MIR. Sidney Levy. Among those
present were Miss Caryl Oppenheimer,
Miss Glare Oppenheimer, Miss Matte Put
Eel. Miss Stella Levy, Mr.. lisa Prayer
Mr.. simon Gazan, Mr.. Dave Birnbaum
and Mr.. Sidney Levy.
one Of the pretty at-home affairs of
the week was a mock marriage" given
Wednesday evening by Miss nellie Rey-
nolds In compliment TO Miss Helen Levy
OF Charleston. the Nguest Of Miss Earth
Robinson The ceremony was performe d
under an arch OF smllax. After this came
sumptuous wedding feast. followed by
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Edward Wilson en-
tcrtained the members OF the Cathedral