The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-14
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azaleas. An innovation in the form of
drawing for the consolation prize before
the game commenced, created a great
deal of interest. The score cards were
painted with miniature euchre hands, one
with twenty hand which of course took |
the prize. Mrs. Otis Ashmore drew this
and was presented with a water color
painting of cards strung on ribbon A
charming afternoon was spent, and ar
the termination of the game four prizes
were awarded. Mrs. Harry G. Thompson
won the first of these, a water color
painting of a Greek goddess, which
was the work of the hostess, as
were the cleverly done score
cards. Mrs. Davis Freeman won the sec
ond prize silver memorandum, Mrs. W.
D. Krenson the third, silver hat pin.
while the lone hand prize, cravat of
Renaissance lace, was won by
Miss Alec B, Hull Mrs. Corn
wells guests we're Mrs. William
D. bearing, Mrs. John Screven. Mrs. Ju-
liam Schley, Mrs. Tracy Hickman Of Au-
gusta, Mrs. A. B. Hull, Mrs. Cassius Gill
lette, Mrs. w. E. Guerard, Mrs. NJ. M
Hopkins, Mrs. J. a. G. Carson, Mrs.
Barron Carter, Mrs. Harry George
Thompson, Mrs. Eugene Hinton, Mrs.
, William Harden, Mrs. George Woodfin,
Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mrs. j. B. Ches-
mutt, Mrs. Alexander Carey. Mrs. o. G.
Newcomb, Mrs. w. D. Krenson, Mrs.
Otis Ashmore. Mrs. Henry Blum, Jr., Mrs.
James Earle, Mrs. William Daffin, Mrs.
Frank Webb, Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs.
Clearance Connerat, Mrs. A. c. Harmon.
Mrs. Charles Strong, Mrs. Pulliam,
Mrs. Edward Black, Mrs. Joseph
Guerrard, Mrs. N. Harrison, Mrs. Clar-
ance Hatch. Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs.
Edward Frost, Mrs. George Cam, Mrs.
Armand Palmer, Mrs. D. Y. Dancy, Mrs.
Horace Remshart Miss Florence Ohm
stead. Miss Irene Withers, Miss E. 7.
Waller, Miss Georgia Freeman, the Misses
| Orme, Miss Parish, Miss Sasnett and
Miss Ballard.
A congenial party of friends went
Thursday to Isle of Hope, where, at the
| cottage of Mrs. ]. NJ. Solomon, the day
was pleasantly spent. In the party were
Mrs. Fred Davis of New York, Mrs, L.
E. Grouse, Mrs. Washington Falk, Mrs.
Isaih Falk, Mrs E. H. Abrahams, Mrs
Max Wolfe, Mrs A. A. Solomons, Mrs.
I. A. Solomons, Mrs. J. Lovenstein, Mrs.
Harry Kargee, Miss Maud Hendricks,
Miss Minnie Nathans, Miss Lily Falk,
Miss Melasky, Miss l. Solomons, Miss
| Nellie Abrahams, Miss Lovenstein, Miss
Perla Abrahams, Miss Eta Cohen and
| Miss Gertrude Berg.
The entertainment. THE Cradle Songs
of All Nations to be given at the
| Guards Armory, Tuesday evening, April
| Is, promises to be both attractive and
unique. Many of the most prominent So
| ciety ladies are actively engaged in SUI
| perintending the tableaux, which are to
| be one of the principal fea lures of the
| programme. The young ladies taking
| part in these tableaux which portray the
national cradle songs, are Miss Rauers,
| Miss Warfeld, Miss Mabel Stoddard, NJ SIS
/ Ethel Taylor, Miss Emma Huger, Miss
10 MA Ir1fp1
The luabies will be sung by Mrs. Gard
ner Dickinson, Miss Belle Ward and Miss
| Emma Bulloch. An additional attraction
will be a scene from Nicholas Nickelby,"
| Mrs. George Baldwin representing the
quaint and original character of Mrs.
! Mantalini, while Mr.. Noble Hardee and
| Mr. Ryals are to be, respectively, Mr.
| Mantalini and Mr.. Ralph Nickelby. The
! Mandoline Club of this city has also
kindly consented to play on this occasion.
while. in addition, Miss Madge Lyons Of
| Baltimore. will give several mandolin Sc
lections thus greatly adding to the in
! terest of the entertainment.
Mrs Charlesworth Hunter and Miss
Isabel Thomas of Athens were the guests
of honor at a beautiful reception given
| Friday afternoon by Miss Sally Haskell
| The guests were entertained between the
| hours of six and ten o'clock, a number
or young men belHS present curing the
] latter part or the evening. The parlors
were lovely with wild flowers. great
branches of dogwood, and pink and white
azaleas meRirr an effective decoration
| between ,ue mirrors, and against the
pale colored walls. Mrs. Hunter Miss
| Thomas and Miss Haskell received the
guests, while refreshments were served
by Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Robert Har-
rison, Miss Elise Haskell of Atlanta, Miss
Lesesne of Charlton, Miss Emma HUI
ger, Miss Meta Thomas, Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn and Miss Clermont Huger
| Among the guests present were Mrs. I.
NJ Cunningham. Jr.. Mrs Benjamin Fin
ME, Mrs. Reid Hobson, Mrs. F. G. duBig-
non Mrs. Thomas Randolph, Mrs. Arthur
! Gibbes Mrs. George Owens. Mrs. j. A.