The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-24

Jones. and Mrs. Robert Mercer Jr., chap
eroned a party of young people yesterday
to Isle of Hope. where an oyster roast was
enjoyed. Miss Evelyn Carver was the
guest OF honor, while the others who were
present, were Miss Corneia Maciean,
Miss Lily West. Miss Edith West. Miss
Gertrude Sullivan, Miss Gertrude Jones,
Miss Elsie DOugan, and Messrs. Ear
Hartridge Charles Mills, Hugh stiles,
Raymond Demere, George Maciean, Ar
thur Dougan. W. W. Gordon, Bird, Alfred
Dougan, and Catesby Jones.
Mrs. Henry and Miss Greenwood Of
Germantown. Pa, were guests Of honor
at a delightful afternoon tea, given by
Mrs. William Leaken Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Miriam Dent gave an informal
afternoon tea Thursday, at which her
guests were Miss Frances Turner of Vir-
ginia Miss Alice Parker of Washington,
D. c., Miss Fannie Phillips Miss Cler-
mont Huger Miss Anna McAlpin. Miss
Cornela Maclean, Miss Claudia McAlpin,
and Miss Minnie Mackall.
Mrs. J. E. Gutman entertained the
members of the Pleasure Club, and sew
eral other guests with a delightful card
party Friday morning, at Bannon Lodge,
Thunderbolt. Euchre was played for an
hour or two, after which an appetizing
luncheon was served. The score of games
was kept on oyster shells and the pretty
prizes were won by Mrs. I. G.. Haas, Mrs
L. r. Grouse and Miss Einstein of Gin
clnnati. The members of the club also
presented Mrs. Haas with a beautiful low
ing cup of Venetian glass, as a farewell
gift Among those who were present,
were Miss Magnes Loenthal of New
York, Miss Gertrude Berg of Philadei-
phia, Mrs. Fred Davis of New YORK,
Miss Bertha Nussbaum of Bainbridge,
Miss Einstein of Cincinnati, Mrs. Leon
Ferst, Mrs. Binswanger, Mrs. A. l.. Well,
Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mrs. Julian NJ Sol
ONION, Mrs. Arthur Ferst, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Liienthal.
Miss Hazel Haas was given farewell
dance Thursday evening at the De Soto
Hotel by number of her young friends
The banquet hall presented a festive
scene when filled with the merry party
of young people Among those who were
present were the Misses Hannah Ferst
Fannie Einstein, Ruth Einstein. Rita
Gutman, Stella Levy, Georgia Perlinski,
Rita Mohr, Leila Gerst, Esther Belslnger,
Eta Lovenstein, Gladys Lippman.
Miriam Herman and Messrs. Harold
Vetsburg. Frank Simon, Samuel Belsing-
er, Arthur Robinson, Edwin Binswanger,
Simon Gazan, lizzie Prayer. Edgar Worts-
man, Edgar Lehman and Perry Simon.
Messrs. George Baldwin, Harry and
Donald Rauers and John Conner, who are
students at Mr.. Tafts School, arrived
during the week to spend the Easter hol-
idays at home.
Miss ,Leonora Gabbett who has been
visiting friends in Washington, u. c. and
in Annapolis is expected home to-mor-
row
Mrs. Edward T. Conner of Macon is the
guest Of Mrs. H. NJ Conner on Taylor
/ Street.
MT. and Mrs. enarleswortir tsanter
spent Thursday in Savannah en- route to
! New York on their bridal tour.
Mr.. Malcolm Maelean and Miss Maelean
returned Tuesday from Suwanee Springs
where they spent fortnight
I Mrs. Lyman and the Misses Lyman of
Meridien, Conn, are visiting Mrs. II. M.
! Conner
/ Mrs. Thomas J Randolph of Norfolk
Va, is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Ru-
| fus Lester.
Miss Harriet King Elliott has returned
| from Suwanee Springs, Fla.
! Miss Ferguson of st. Paul, MINI, is
the guest of Miss Marion Hammond on
Forsyth Park.
Miss Bessie Ward of Baltimore, who is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Dent, will
arrive in Savannah during the. week.
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith returned
Wednesday to Townsville after a short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin on
| Hall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Hobson of Richmond.
! Va, who viii make Savannah their flu
ture home, are az present with Mrs. j. G..
Hayward on Forsyth Park
Mr.. and Mrs w. w Mackall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shearson, and Miss Marion
Shearson have returned from visit to
Mr.. and Mrs James Dent at Hofwyl
Mr.. Dawes of Baltimore, Md, is spend
ing few weeks in Savannah.
Miss Frances Turner who has been