The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

and Mrs. Gordon where the reception was
held, was decorated for the occasion with
palms and flowers, and when filled with
guests, presented a brilliant scene. Among
those who were present. were Mr.. ard
Mrs. Alexander Lawton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Karow, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Gordon, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Charl-
ton Mr.. and Mrs Thomas s. Wylly, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Meldrim, Mr.. and Mrs Root
Ellington, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. LeHardy, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mrs. Joseph
r. Lamar of Augusta, Mrs. F. H. Orme,
Mrs. William Dickson, and Mrs. George
M Brown of Atlanta, Mrs. L. p. Dis
mukes of Columbus, Mrs. E. B. Rath-
bone of Atlanta, Mrs. Richard D. Wylly
of Darien, Mrs. Sarah FleweIlen of Co
lumbus, Miss Anna Benning of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers, Mr.. and Mrs Hen
ny McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Morren, Rev. and Mrs Percy Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Young, Mr..
and Mrs Alexander b. Hull, Mr..
and Mrs. William R. Leaken, Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming Tinsley Mrs. A. j.
Warng, Mrs Thomas Barrett of Augusta,
Mrs. James Sullivan. Mrs. Charles Barney,
Mrs. Clarence Connerat, Mrs. Richard
W. Thiot, Mrs. Charles Dixon, MRS.
Thomas Morgan, Mrs. J. c. LeHardy
Mrs. W. W. Rogers Mrs. Alexander
Wylly Smith of Atlanta; Mrs. Isaac Minis,
Miss Maria Minis, Miss Beckwth, Miss
Williams, Miss Martha Backus, Miss
Emma Buloch Miss Sally Haskell,
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the Misses Orme, Miss Lily Anderson,
Miss Maude Hayward, Miss Sadie Poe,
Mr.. w. w. Williamson, Mr.. Pearson Har-
dee, MIR. Tyrrel Morgan, DR.. John Has
kelI, Mr. Paul Haskell, Mr.. Clarence Con-
nerat Mr.. Richard Charlton Mr. Abram
Minis and Mr.. Richard w. Thiot.
Mrs. Alexander Hull gave a delightful
afternoon tea Friday in honor of her sis
ter Mrs. PuIiam of Wilmington, N. c.
The reception rooms We're charmingly dec
GRATED for the occasion with a wealth OF
spring flowers, while chandeliers, lamps
and candelabra were shaded with rose
color. Masses OF white spirea and Easter
lilies banked the mantels, while branches
of dogWood blossoms intermingled with
bamboo, almost concealed the walls. In
the dining room the color tone deepened
to pink, and the buffet was entirely COW
cred with the loveliest of all spring bios
SONS, the crab apple. On the mantels
pink and white wild azaleas were banked,
and in a third room bowls of deep pink
verbena and Marie Henriette roses made
brilliant show of color. Mrs. Hull and
Mrs. Pulliam received the guests, while
Mrs w w. Rogers served the punch.
and the refreshments were handed
by Mrs. John Soreven, Mrs. A. II. Carey,
Miss Mamie Wilcox, Miss Irene With
ers Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Florence
Stevens, Miss Josephine Stevens, Miss
Elizabeth Shotter and Miss Eleanor Shot
ter Among those who called during the
afternoon were Mrs. william Dickson and
Mrs@F. II. Orme of Atlanta. Mrs. w. w.
Gordon, Mrs. j. c. LeHardy, Mrs. Thomas
S. Wylly, Jr. Mrs Julian Schley, Mrs
Charles Gibbes, Mrs. William G. Morrell.
Mrs. William D. bearing, Mrs. John
Screven. Mrs. Clifford Hartridge, Mrs.
Frank Battey. Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs.
William d. Hodges of New York Mrs.
Louis LeHardy, Mrs. Harry G. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Robert Cornwell, Mrs. A c.
Harmon, Mrs. G. Horace Remshart, Mrs.
George NJ Brown, Mrs l. Y Sage and
Mrs. Alexander Wylly Smith of Atlanta;
Mrs. Robert NJ. HUI, Mrs. Thomas j.
Charlton, Mrs. William r. Leaken, Mrs.
Raymond Demere, Mrs. James Sullivan,
Mrs. Charles H. Strong, Mrs. o. c. New
comb Mrs. A. D. Chambers, Mrs. VIII
lam S. Daffin, Mrs. William Harden Mrs.
j. G. Steinheimer, Mrs. DeSoto F1tzger-
aid, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs j. A. G.
Carson, Mrs. J. b. Chestnut. Mrs William
A. Bisbee, Mrs Charles G. Bell,
Mrs. Thomas ]. Randolph, Mrs
c. w. Bruen, Mrs. Rufus Lester,
Miss Eliza Grigg, Miss Elizabeth Waller,
Miss Ingram, Miss Sassnett, the Misses
Bradley and Miss Mary Bedell.
One of the most charming events of the
week was the ladies' golf tournament and
tea given by Mrs. Charles Gibbes Wednes-
day afternoon. The clubhouse was deco
rated for the occasion with groups of
palms and potted plants, while refresh
ments were served from tables prettily
arranged with cut flowers. The piazzas
were crowded with visitors and there was
much interest over the putting contest
which followed the tournament. Among
those who We're present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gibbes Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Law
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hobson, Mr.. and
Mrs Louis LeHardy Mrs. Beirne
Gordon, Rev. and Mrs Percy Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Hartridge of New York,
Mrs Robert Harrison, Mrs. T. NJ. Cum
ningham, Mrs. r. NJ. Cunningham. Jr..
Mrs Thomas Barrett of Augusta, Mrs. II.
Snowden Marshal of New York. Mrs.
William Hodges of New York. Mrs. John
Malloch, Mrs. J. G. Van Marter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ellington, Mrs. John Paige, Mrs.
William r. Leaken, Mrs. w. Trenholm
Hopkins Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Jr, Mrs.
w. W. Rogers, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs.
Charesworth Hunter, Mrs. Wright Hun
ter. Mrs Frank Battey Mrs. ii. Wiley
johnson, Mrs Henry Blum, Jr, Mrs. G.
T.. Ingleshy. Miss Sallie Haskell Miss
Emma Huger. Miss Lima Huger, Miss
Mary Clay, Miss Harriet Lesesne Miss
Elise Haskell Miss Marion Hammond
Miss Maud Williams, Miss Hartridge. Miss
Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss
Helen Denham, Miss Belle Ward Miss
Jocine Weed. Miss Virginia Ashley, Miss
Jennie Thomas, Mis- Edith Warfield
Miss Bridgers Miss Lima Wood
bridge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Elsie Barnard Miss Jennie Thomas, Miss
Georgia McAlpin, Miss Clifford Munner-
Ign. Miss Mary Wayne Miss Meta
Thomas. Miss Belle Daniel Miss Mabel
Stoddard, Miss Jennie Rankin, Miss Mi
riam Dent. Miss Clermont Huger Count
Colleredo- Mansfield. Mr.. Karow, Mr.. A.
Sybrant. Mr. Alec Thesmar. Capt. Do
Ienek Capt Pachser, Or. owens, Mr.. No
bile Hardee. Mr. j. Ferris Cam. Mr.. J.
Muir Lang, Mr.. W. Gordon Harrison aud
Mr. Richard Charlton.
The Married Womens Euchre Club was
delightfully."-. entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Jr. at
her home on Hall street. The parlors
where cards were played, We're decorated
p..n