The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-20

Only one month more before the seas n
of Lent wi come to put quietus on
social affairs, Ash Wednesday falling
this year on February the twentieth
Therefore, much has been planned In the
way of anus ment for the intervenn g
weeks, and the season my be eonsi1er d
at its height just now. The largest and
most brilliant event of the week was the
Pink Domino ball, Wednesday evening,
at the Guards Armcry. The ball, which
was arranged by a number of society
women. was given in compliment to the
Cotillion Club, and in every respect was
successful and charm. ng affair The hall
was well decorated for the entertainment
and with pink draperies and a profusion
of wild smilax made a fitting background
for the pink costumes of the dancers.
Supper was served at half-past eleven.
and just before that hour the masks were
removed amid a STORM Of merriment.
The evening concluded with
beautiful cotlllion, which was led
by Mr.. Clarence Anderson in his
usual successful fashion. The chap
erones were Mrs. w. w. Mackal.
Mrs. Ralph ELI IT, Mrs. Rauers, MIS-.
Lewis Haskell, Mrs. J. Florance Minis,
Mrs. Alexander r, Lawton and Mrs. w.
w. Gordon. Jr.; while among the many
dancers were Mr.. and NJ s. Char es A
Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs Louis NJ. lie Ha dy,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Finney, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baldwin DR.. and Mrs. Paige, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Ellington. Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Mr. Mrs I Sullivan
Bond Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Scr. Ven, Mr.. AID Mrs. Rob TT
Palmer Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. John Su.l-
van Schley. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Duck
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs Wight Hunter Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Kinzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Guerard,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Guerard, Jr., Mrs.
James T. Dent, Mrs. Cleland X. Ne'son,
Mrs John Nal och, Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge, Mrs. David S. Craven Mrs. Allan
Hunter, Mrs William D. Hodg IS, Miss
Beckwith, Miss Harriet Houston,
Miss Wilcox, Miss Margaret
Fincke, Miss Anne Page. Miss
Loekhart Mis- Warner, Miss Milledge,
Miss Williams, Miss Bridges, Miss Lovlie
Speer. Miss StoCdard, Miss Lily Ander-
son. Miss Leonora Gabbitt. Mss Righton
Habersham Miss Josephine Egan, MISS
Nan du gnon Miss Flor de B nks, Miss
May du gnou, Miss Ro Sullivan, Miss
Georgia Edmor dston, Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Georgia Freeman, Miss Emma HUI
ger. Miss Annie Maclean, Miss EdithWar-
field. Miss Mary Wayne, Miss Mum erlyn,
Miss Jeanne Haines, NJ SIS Ethel Taylor,
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Mary Joe
Pritchard, Miss Anne Butler. Miss Kate
Rauers, Mss Erie Rauers, Miss Car
ter. Miss Jocine Weed. Miss Marion
Hammond, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, MISS
Dickerson, Miss Sally Haskell, Mr.. A. r.
Iawton Mr. Lewis Haskell. Mr.. w. W.
Williamson, Mr.. II. NJ. StHd lard, MT
Clarence G. Anderson, Mr.. Edward De-
mere, Mr.. A. Leopold Alexander Mr.
Raymond Butler, Mr.. John Norris MT
William Butler, Mr.. ]. d. Taylor MT
Cornelius Moses, Mr.. David c. Barrow
Mr.. IT. LLOYD owens, Mr.. Fred Myers,
Jr. Mr.. Clarer ce Ccnnerat Mr.. g. N be
Jones, Mr. c. Carmichael, Mr.. Shelby N.Y.
rick. Mr. Hugh Harris, Mr.. George Hey
ward. aIr william Simpson, Mr. Harry
bearing. Mr. Cosmo Hardee, Mr.. M. {.
Tobias. Mr. Richard Charlton, Mr.. Dear
ing Harden, Mr. ]. de B uyn Hops, Mr.
Harry Daniel. Mr.. Ho ace Hunter, Mr..
Palmer Avso0, Mr.. ALBION d. Johnston
Mr.. Louis Morgan, Mr.. Savage LYMAN
Mr.. TYR Morgan. Mr.. William Has
keH. Mr.. Stewart Hicks, Mr. z. E c.
Mr.. Berrien Glover, Mr..
Percy Huger, Mr.. Harris C0pe Jr., Mr..
Charles E1mon tor, Mr.. North Ch'solm,
Mr.. A. Sybrardt Mr.. George F. Tenn lie
Mr.. Paul HASKELL, Mr.. William Haskell,
Mr.. Wtl1rd Sui iven, Mr.. John Stevens,
Mr.. Stein Bryan. Mr.. Frank Esan, Mr.
George Ford, Mr. Frank H yward, Mr..
George Heywa a, Mr.. Hammond Eve and
MIR. Aver, Mr. Hawkins.
Yesterday was an ideal day for the
with brilliant sunshine and a
touch of genuine frost in the air, and
various forms of pleasure carried parties
out of town in morning and afternoon. As
early as 1880 the members of the Chatham
Hunt CLUB met at Wheelmen's Park for