The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-13

Atlanta horse show. 1t will continu,
throughout the season, bein,
weekly copy. 1t Wi
be under the special directio
of Miss Hugh Hagen of Atlanta and Z
great deal of interest is felt in it
contributors, in which some of the
most prominent women of Atlanta vii
appear. among them Mrs. w. B. Lowe
and Mrs. Annie B. Rhett.
Mr.. Alfred bearing Harden was com
plimented with a dinner, given by sevel
of his friends at Bannon Lodge. Tues
day evening, on the eve of his de-
parture for Oswego. New York. The
Gibson dinner cards used were hand
some souvenirs of the occasion. Or
the opposite side of each one was three
warning "Dont's." whose originality
added greatly to the pleasure of the
evening. Several toasts were given, to
which Mr.. Harden responded in his
usual happy style, and those present
were: Mr.. Clarence Hatch, Mr.. AL
bearing Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr.. E. z.
c. Habersham, Mr.. Addison F. John
son, Mr.. Harry Daniel and DR.. John
c. Haskell.
The wedding reception given by Mr.
and Mrs. William Jaudon, on Wednes-
day afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cleveland Gookin, was a most
brilliant affair. The yellow and white
effect of the beautifully decorated
rooms was most striking. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gookin received the congratula-
tions of their many friends under an
arch of bamboo vine, with graceful
palms on either side Among those
present were Mrs. NJ. V. Demere, Mrs.
Cannon, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Askew, Mrs.
Buckner, Mrs. NJ. S. Baker, Mrs. Henry
Blum, Jr., Mrs. E. r. Conant, Mrs. A.
Gordon Cassels. Mrs. c. S. Ellis, Mrs.
William Elliott, Mrs. F. L. George,
Mrs. S. P. Hamilton, Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs Ralston Wylly. Mrs. A M. West.
Mrs Frank Papy, Mrs. Armen Palmer,
Mrs. H. F. Train, Mrs. Z. J. Thomas,
Jr., Mrs. ]. L. Staten of Valdosta, Mrs.
James Stuart of Jacksonville. Mrs. S.
J. Shivers of Columbus, Mrs. James
Silva, Mrs. Richard Anderson, Mrs.
Nina Pape, Mrs. Horace A. Crane,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Edward Habersham,
Mrs. Fred Vessels, Misses Cabaniss,
Freeman of La Grange, Fannie Gar
many Harmon, Hunter, Olmstead, An
ME VIM, Edith West. Stella Pease,
Remshart, Griffin of Valdosta, Sallie
Anderson. Virginia Anderson, Palmer,
Righton Habersham. Messrs. Allen, A.
Gordon Cassells, Ralph Cassels, c. S.
Ellis, ]. w. Jackson, A. M. West, c.
w. West, Jr., D. r. Thomas, Thomas
Peabody of Atlanta, Harry Richardson,
S. j. Shivers of Columbus, Richard
Anderson, Fred Vessels. Sherrod Col
Inns, DR.. William Elliott and DR..
Doughty Osborne.
Mrs. Alvin Bell and Mrs. William Nc
Intire chaperoned a jolly party, bowl
ing at the Tomochichi alleys, Wednes-
day evening consisting of the Misses
Cabaniss, Marion Cooper and Bessie
Cooper. and Tina Roberts. Messrs. Al
win Bell, Armstrong, William McIntire,
DR. Doughty Osborne and DR.. Cheat
ham Wilson.
Invitations have been received in the
city from Mr. and Mrs John Barclay
Alexander, to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Laura Victoria Alex
ander, to Mr.. Alfred bearing Harden,
Thursday evening, the 18th of October,
at Z o'clock at the West Baptist
Church, Oswego, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harden will be at home Thursdays in
November, at 116 Huntingdon street,
west.
Miss Phoebe Elliott entertained in,
formally Wednesday afternoon. Some
of the members of the Chatauqua
crowd who spent the summer together.
Among those present were Miss Hattie
Hardee, Miss Matte Backus, Miss
Belle Daniel Miss Clara Bell Spring
and Miss Agnes Spencer.
Mrs. Henry Clayton Walthour has
returned after a summer spent at
Chelsea, New Jersey, and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walthour are the guests
of Mrs w. G. Cam, on CASTOR street,
west, before going to their new home
on Waldburg street.
Mrs. Henry Taylor and Miss Ethel
Taylor have returned from Philadel-
phia where they have been visiting
Mrs. Donnellan.
The Misses Huger are in New York
city.
Mrs. John D. Paige is visiting Mrs.
Edwin Parsons in New York.
Mrs. Charles Booth Malone left Fri
day for New York.
Mrs. ]. B. Bond of Darien Is visiting
Mrs. H. H. baltimore on Huntington
street, west.
Mrs. Fleming G. duBignon left dur
ing the week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Phillip
Brandt of England, are visiting Mrs.
Germany on Duffy street, east.
Mrs. deCaradeuc of Charleston is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Hey
ward, on Whitaker street.
Miss Agnes Spencer will spend the
winter with Mrs. ]. B. Hoist on Park
avenue, east.
Miss Bertha Arden has returned
from Guyton.
Mrs. Horace A. Crane has returned
from Saluda, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tiedennan and
Miss Inez Tiedeman have returned
from a trip to Philadelphia, New York
and the Pan-American Exposition.
Mrs. Hubert B. Duckworth is in
New York.
Mrs. Louise Bay Dening of Green
witch, is visiting Mrs. Dupont on Aber~
corn street
Mrs. Thomas J. Charlton is in MARI
eta.
Mr.. Frank Germany left Thursday
for Charleston where he spent a short
while before sailing for New York
Mrs. Fleming Tinsley and Miss
Rouen have returned to the city.
Mrs. W. w. Gordon, Jr., has returned
from New York.
Mrs Clark Howell. Jr., and Master
Hugh Howell have returned from New
York to Atlanta.
Miss Annie Haines will spend the
winter in Baltimore, where she is
studying music.
Miss Emma Coburn will be at Lib
erty street, east, during the winter.
Miss Maud Williams has returned
from Scranton Pa. and will be with