The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24

William Haskell Mr.. E. f. c. Haber-
sham and Mr.. Allan Bond.
The Misses Elizabeth and Anne Butler
complimented their guests, Miss Ethel
| Davidson of Augusta, and Miss Lillian
Holly of Torrinstcn, Conn, with a de-
| lightful dance at the Yacht Club. Mon
day evening. The party went out early
in the evening in a chartered car, return
ing TO the city after midnight Icons
| orchestra furnished the music for dane
ing, and an excellent supper was served
during the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Butler ana Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
NJ Stoddard chaperoned the young peo-
pie. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Stoddard. Mrs. Henry w. Hodge.
Miss Ethel Davidson, Miss LII an Hol-
ley, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss Nan DUB g
non, Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Mau e
Smith, Miss Carpenter, Miss Moseley.
Miss Matte Wright. Mi Fan Burwe l.
Miss Mary Wilcox, NJ IS Argie Cubb dge,
Mr.. Raymond Butler MIR. w Gordon
Harrison, MIR. Noble Hardee Mr. Coul-
ter Carmichael, MIR. Stein Bryan. Mr.. Tyr
rel Morgan, Mr.. Horace Crane. Mr..
Richard Charlton. Mr.. Louis Morgan, Mr.
Fred Myers, Mr.. Cosmo Hardee, Mr.. j.
deBruyn Hops, MIR. AL Dearng, Mr.. John
Stoddard, Mr.. Rogers Woods. Mr.. Frank
Hayward, Mr.. Mills B. Lane, Mr.. John
Carswell, Mr. Horace Hunter, DR. Martin
and Mr.. Robert Butler, Jr.
Mrs. Alexander H. Cary and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Harrison complmented Miss Bes-
sic Ballard Of Greensboro, n. c.,
with beautiful card party
Monday afternoon. The entertainment
took place at the residence Of Mrs. Har-
rison, on Thirty-fifth street, which was
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
Pink and green effectively combined in
the adornment of the rooms, and the
same co,ors were carried out in the
hand-painted score cards. and in tho re-
fIeshments served after the game. Grace
full sprays of smiiax wreathed the walls
and La France and American Beauty
roses were prettily arranged on mantels
and tables. An artistic glow was given
to the rooms by the pink and green crepe
shades. which softened the electric lights
Little Miss Dorothy Harrison, dalntily
dressed in white organdie, kept the score
of games. The three prizes, which were
exceptionally pretty, were paintings, the
work of Mr. A. II. Cary. The first, IN
titled, "A Cavalry Charge" was done in
Sepia; the lone-hand prize was a charm
Ing landscape in water colors, while the
second was clever copy OF Gibson
head Mrs Clarence Counerat and Miss
latter winning it, the second was pre-
scented to Mrs. Connerat and the third
to Miss Elizabeth Keech. The guests pres
ent were Mrs. Charles G. Barney, Mrs.
l.. c. Banks Mrs. Thomas f. johnson,
Mrs. G. Horace Remshart, Mrs. Robert
McComb, Mrs. William Harden, Mrs. A.
G. Bouton, Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mrs.
Alec Hull, Mrs. Horace Crane. Mrs. d.
Y. Dancy, Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Il Mre
A. Bisbee. Mrs. O. C. Newcomb, Mrs.
Clarence Connerat, Mrs. w A. Winburn.
Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. 4. A. Webster,
Mrs. Brandon, Miss Marie Remshart
Miss Irene Withers, Miss Cora Johnson.
the Misses Smith of Salisbury, n. c., Miss
Sassnett, Miss Fannie Bradley, Miss Ma
nine Bradley Miss Cora Johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Keech.
Miss Sadie Poe of Baltimore and Miss
Mary Wayne were the guests OF honor
at an informal and delightful little after
noon tea, which Mrs. William r. Leaken
gave Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leaken
was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
Murray McGregor Stewart, Miss Helen
Hardee, Miss Belle Daniel and Miss Jocine
Weed. Among the guests entertained
were Miss Kate Rauers, Miss May du-
Bignon, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss
Marjorie Green, Miss Helen Egan, Miss
Ethel Taylor, Miss Anne Butler, Miss
Lillian Ho.ley, Miss Ethel Davidson, Miss
Marion Hammond, Miss Rose Bryant,
Miss Carmen Ryan, and Miss Marion
Shearson.
Among the out-of-t town parties arranged
in celebration of Washingtons birthday
Yves an oyster roast at Isle of Hope. The
following young people composed the
party: Mrs. Robert Kelley, Mrs. Henry
Hodge. Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Marian
Hammond, Miss Rose Bryant, Miss Car
men Ryan, Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore, Mr..
j. d. Taylor, Mr.. A. Leopold Alexander,
Mr.. Reeves Of Baltimore, Nd, Mr.. Ray
mond Butler, Mr.. William Butler and Mr..
Paul Haskell.
Another jolly party. who went up the
river by, boat and spent the day at Pot
ter's Grove, was chaperoned by Mrs. Mum
nerlyn. In the party were Miss Marjorie
Green of Philadelphia, Miss jeanne Haiues,
Miss Dorothy Crawford, Miss Nina Crane.
Miss May duBignon, Miss Mary
Wayne, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn.
Mr.. George Hayward Mr.. Clar-
ence Connerat, Mr. Langdon West, Mr. T.
Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Harry Daniel, Mr..
North Chisholm, Mr.. Louis Morgan and
Mr.. Charles G. Schley.
Mrs. John Paige gave a charming and
informal tea Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Sadie Poe of Baltimore. Nd. La
France roses and ferns were used in dec
Grating the attractive parlors or Mrs.
Paige'e home. The refreshments were
served by Mrs. John Malloch. the Misses
Phillips and Miss Miriam Dent. Among
the guests present were Mrs. Charles
Shearson, Miss Marion Shearson, Mrs.
William G. Morrell, Mrs. Thomas Hall OF
Macon. Mrs, Robert Palmer Kelley, Mrs.
James T. Dent, Mrs. Thorn of Norfolk
Va, Mrs. Isaac Minis, Miss Maria Minis.
Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs. Henry w.
Hodge, Miss Nan duBignon Miss May du-
Bignon, the Misses Rauers Mrs. Edward
Stoddard. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Anne
Butler. Miss Lillian Holley, Miss Ethel
Davidson. Miss Marion Hammond, Miss
Rose Bryant, Miss Carmen Ryan, Miss