The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
DAUGHTERS RECEPTION.
Farewell Event of the Interstate
Conference.

,...,xeu Event of the Interstate
Conference.
.rba reception of the Kings Daugh-
49,. 1,et evening at the De Soto was
~ farewell event in connection with
.,,a Conference, and, except for the
o.reral regret that goodbyes must so
I'm he said, it was one of the most
,,loasant of the week. The beautiful
,u,na room of the De Soto was a
,.sry attractive sight with its moving
4brong of lovely women, stopping for
moments chat here and there. or
Gathered in bright groups for more
i,timate talk. On the Reception
committee were Miss Madge Reid,
Mrs Robert Gibbes, Miss Nina Pape,
Mrs Roberts, Miss Latham, Miss
Konnedy. Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr.,
Mrs Beirne Gordon, Miss Elsie Bar
nard Miss Marion tMaclean. Miss Car
rie Lou Meldrim, Miss Angie Cub
hedge. Miss Mary Wayne, Miss Clifford
Nunnerlyn, Miss Josephine Weed, Miss
Isabel shotter, Miss Mary Clay and
Miss Mabel Stoddard.
During the evening Icons Orchestra
rendered the following programme of
nnsic, ending with "Bfxie, which
aroused much enthusiastic handicap
ping: -sf s.4. +
March, STANDARD Guard"
overture, Flora" ~
Watz. HConsblation.
selection, "Holy city"
Selection. "Florodora."
Two step, Coon, Coon, -Coon.-
Medley, latest songs. ss
Intermezzo, "Cavaliera - ~
Selection. "Whirl of the Town"
March. "777." ~ -
Some of those present were: Mrs. I.
C. Davis of New York, Mrs. B. C. Whit
ney Of Detroit. Mrs. Littell of Wheel
ing, Mrs. viii Jefferson, Mrs. Howe
Miss Creighton of West Virginia, Miss
Greenwood of Missouri, Mrs Burton of
Wenhelken of Texas, Miss Platte of
South Carolina, Mrs. Miller of South
Carolina, Mrs. Bingham of Vermont
Miss Clark of Vermont, Miss Quinby of
South Carolina, Mrs. Davis of South
Carolina, Miss Atchison of Kentucky
Mrs. Hill Of Massachusetts, Miss Tay-
lor of South Carolina, Miss Lowell of
Mississippi, Miss Roth of Missouri, Mrs
Read of West Virginia, Mrs. Howe of
Mississippi, Mrs. Mason of Maryland,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs. Rag
land of Georgia, Mrs. Dyer of Tennes-
see Miss Leech of North Carolina, Mrs.
]. H. Murfin of Michigan, Mrs. Will
son of Ohio,g Mrs Shanahan of ver-
Mrs. Leonard, Miss Lee, Mrs. Mikell,
Mrs. Edwards, Miss Quinley, Miss
Platte and Mrs. Haskell of South Caro-
lima, Mrs. Washburn of Virginia, Miss
Burgywyn of North Carolina, Mrs.
Neely of Tennessee, Mrs. WoQlwine of
TENNESSEE, MISS Btiistg Mrs. Roberts
aadf Mss Tharin of South Carolina,
Miss Nicholson Of Florida, Mrs. Chill
dress of Louisiana, Mrs. Hampton
Perry of Charleston, Mrs. Ramsey of
Pennsylvania. Mrs. sHaInlip of Massa-
clfusetts, Miss Wheeler of New York,
Miss Wallace of West Virginia, Mrs.
Collins of washington, MIS-. w. w.
Gordon, Miss Ellen /, McAlpin, Mrs.
James Menzies, Miss Phoebe Elliott,
Miss Nellie Martin, Mrs. M. x. Corbin,
Miss Mary Ella Turner, Miss Ida Per-
kins, Mrs. Salas. Mrs. Sulter,
Miss Landershine. Miss Wilson,, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Puder Mrs. Tracy G..
Hunter, Mrs. Leahy, Mrs. E. w. Cub
bedge, Miss Nellie Rankin, Mrs. Tag
CART Mrs w. f. Coney, Mr.. E. S. Ell
lott DR.. Newell Turner, Mr.. j. M.
Barnard, DR.. James Y. Fair, Rev.
Campbell Stryker. Mr.. P. A. .Stovall,
Mr. W. w. Gordon. Jr Mr.. Hammond
Eve and Mr.. Archie Bulloch.