The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-28

Monday in honor of Mrs Robert Emory
Park, state regent of the society. No
more fitting place could have been found
for the reception than the beautiful old
1Iabersham home, now the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Champion. Mrs.
Champion, who is a member of the Sa-
vanuah chapter, received the guests in
the entrance hall, while in the spacious
drawing room on the right the Reception
Committee was stationed. These ladies
were Mrs. John Bryan, regent of the
Lachlan Mcintosh Chapter; Mrs. Rob
ert Emory Park, state regent; Mrs. Thorn
as S. Morgan, vice president general of
Georgia, and Mrs. Edward Karow,
regent of the Savannah branch The
decorations were exceptionally fine, and
the hall I'm particular with its spiral
stairway and futed columns was most
picturesque Wreaths of Southern smi-
lax were caught against the pale-tinted
walls with draperies of blue and buff the
society colors, while here and there were
arranged groups of the Georgia state flag.
Tall palms and masses of dogwood bios
SONS broke the severe outlines of the re-
rors reflected masses OF exquisite roses.
A band OF musicians stationed in an ante
room gave a delightful programme of
music during the afternoon. and adding
greatly to the beauty of the scene was
the bevy of young girls in Martha WASH
ington costumes, who handed the refresh
ments These were Miss Ophelia Dent,
Miss Claudia McAlpin, Miss Virginia Bis
bee, Miss Lucy Brooks Miss Elo-
Use Lyman, Miss Constance Ches-
mutt Miss Edith Thiot, Miss Anna
McAlpin, Miss Fannie Brooks and Miss
Lily Lyman Mrs. William A. Bisbee
presided at the punch bowl, while the fol-
lowing ladies assisted in entertaining me
guests: Mrs Julian Schley. Mrs. Will
liam Harden, Mrs. J. B. Chestnut, Mrs.
Augustus Kelly, Mrs. A. b. Girardeau,
Miss Nina Pape, Miss Frances Bradley
and Miss Nanine Bradley. Among the
guests present during the afternoon were
Mrs. Howard Germany of New York,
Mrs. Thomas jefferson Randolph of Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. Will
liam d. Simkins, Mrs. Clarence S. Con-
uerat Mrs. William r. Leaken, Mrs. Nc
Comb, Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mrs. Alec
Hull Mrs. Pulliam. Mrs. L. V. Banks,
Mrs Otis Ashmore. Mrs Charles Barney
Mrs. Stanhope Tutweiler, Mrs. A. +.
Boyd. Mrs NJ X. Corbin, Mrs G. II.
Mrs. N +. Harrison, Mrs Sea-
brook Mrs j. G.. Steinheimer,
Mrs J. A. G.. Carson, Miss Maude Hey
ward, Miss Hartridge, Miss Irene With
ers, Miss Belle Ward, the Misses Ohm
stead and Miss Daisy Bryan.
delightful dance, somewhat or the
order of the moonlight germans of other
DAYS, was given Wednesday evening at
the Savannah Yacht Club The party
ha ClxptC and hONpG
left town on chartered car early in
the evening and returned at l O'Clock.
Music was furnished by the Harpers, ana
the entire party seems enthusiastic over
the entertainment. Mrs. Lewis Haskell,
Ndrs. Raymond Demere and Miss M. e.
johnson chaperoned, while among those
who were present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hunter Miss Florence Jackson of At
lanta Miss Sadie Poe, Miss Eliza Craw-
ford of South Carolina. Miss Elise Has
kell of Atlanta, Miss Jennie Rankin of
Salisbury N. c. Miss Kate Rauers, Miss
Frieda Rauers, Miss Sally Haskell Miss
May duBignon, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss
Lily Anderson Miss Harriet Lesesne OF
Charleston, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss
Nina Crane, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss Lima
Huger. Miss Emma Huger, Miss jeanne
Haines Miss Anna Guerard Miss Peters
of Atlanta, Miss Madge Lyons,
Miss Elsie Barnard, Miss Hattie
Elliot. Miss Jocine Weed, Miss
Righton Habersham Miss Anne Butler,
Mr.. Hubert Duckworth. Mr.. Il. Il. c.
Habersham. Rev. Arthur Wilde of Coates
VILE Pa, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr.. Ed
wand Mercer Mr.. Lynel Morgan. Mr..
Hammond Eve Mr.. North Chisholm, Mr.
Rogers Woods, Mr.. Palmer Arson, Mr.
Jones Galloway of Macon, Mr.. Harry
Daniel, Mr.. Harold Aver, Mr.. Cosmo Har-
dee. Mr. Edward Thompson. Mr.. Frank
Hayward, Mr.. Fred Myers. Jr, Mr. The
odore Barnard, Mr.. Harry bearing, Mr..
Hugh Harris, Mr.. John Stevens, Mr..
Charles Edmonston. Mr. w. Gordon Har-
rison. Mr.. Coulter Carmichael Mr. North
Chisholm, Mr.. George Hayward, Mr..
r Nash, Mr.. c. c. Schley. Jr., Mr. Louis
Morgan and E. C. Haskell.
Mrs Wright Hunter entertained the
Married Womens Club Thursday after
noon at her home on CASTOR street. The
dainty score cards were painted with lit
tie japanese figures. while the lone hand
games were marked by fascinating little
Jap dolls and toys. Mrs. Louis LeHardy
won the first prize at cards, a begonia,
in blue and white Japanese jardiniere,
and Mrs. Isaac Minis won the second,
Gibson picture. The lone hand prize,
water color picture was won by Mrs.
Alec Hull. A charming afternoon was
spent by the guests, among whom We're
MIS-. w. lleDnOln ftOpklnSs NlfS. OndfleS
Shearson. Mrs. John Paige. Mrs. A. II.
Lawton. Mrs. Thomas j. Charlton, Mrs.
Edward Karow, Mrs. Frank Battey, Mrs.
w. D. Hodges, Mrs. Arthur Gibbes. Mrs.
Louis LeHardy, Mrs. Alec Hull Mrs. W.
w. Owens, Mrs Randolph Ridgely, Mrs.
Thomas j. Randolph, Mrs. w. II. Cue
rard, Jr Mrs. Isaac Minis Mrs. John
Screven Mrs. Puliam. Miss Maria Minis.
Miss Bessie Ward, Miss Beckwith, Miss
Hartridge, Miss Belle Ward. Miss Nellie
Baldwin. Miss Maude heyward Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Emma Ingram.
Miss Mary Bedell, Miss Martha Backus
and Miss Julia Owens.
Among the celebrations OF May Day will
be am old fashioned May Pole dance,
which the members of the Froebel Circle
are arranging. The dance viii be held on
the lawn OF the Regimental Armory. be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock.
"Wednesday afternoon. Votes will be cast
for May queen, and at o'clock the cor
onation will take place. There viii be
music. refreshments and games, and the
following girls, each OF whom viii choose
a cavalier, viii take part in the May
Pole dance Miss Dorothy Baldwin. Miss
Gertrude sullivan. Miss Helen Dixon. Miss
Sally Carmichael. Miss Ethel Durham.
Miss Pauline Oyerton. Miss Pauline Cor
son. NlHs Julie ScreVeu Miss MIL