The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-18
FOR ST. PATRIcKS DAY.
Green Tea Given by the Kings
DAUGHTERS.


whether it was the suspicious fes-
t,val. ST. Pstrick's Day, or the sudden
clearing of skies after SO many rainy
days. something made the green tea"
given yesterday afternoon in Mrs.
stevens beautiful home, great sue
cess. The rooms presented a very at
tractive sight, all done in the true
Irish colors in honor of the day. In
the drawing rooms, smilax was d9faped
over the mantels and doors and here
and there stood palms and pretty white
szaleas under the soft glow of green
shaded candlelight. The table in the
dining room, covered with snowy dam
ask and renaissance lace, had a love-
Nv centerpriece of ferns surrounded by
gariands of broad green satin ribbon.
Even the tempting little cakes had a
tint of Ireland's color in
the smooth icing, The pretty
maids themselves, the members of the
band that had planned the entertain
ment, looked very fresh and charming
in their starched white frocks, with
broad sashes of emerald green, worn
in true Hibernian style, knotted over
one shoulder and drawn down to the
waist line on the other side. On the
left shoulder was a tiny glistening
shamrock and in the fluffy braided
hair big bows of green ribbon. Busy
enough they were, too, receiving their
guests, serving refreshments, or dis
pensing pretty samples of their clever
fingers art to eager purchasers. For,
in the library, where the warm green
of velvet covered couch and chair
lust suited the day, were arranged
three tables covered with all sorts of
dainty, fancy work, born of pencil
brush, or scissors. The members of
the band in charge here were Miss Mill
bred Cunningham and Miss Elizabeth
Krenson, Miss Sophie Meldrim and
Miss Lila Conner, Miss Lucy Barrow
and Miss Lila Carmichael. At the door
Miss 10 Woodfin collected toll, and the
guests were received by Miss Florence
stevens, Miss May Egan, Miss Claudia
McAlpin, Miss Mamie Machall and Miss
Louise bearing. The refreshments were
served by Miss Virginia Busbee, Miss
Anna Hunter, Miss Constance Ches-
mutt, Miss Lily Lyman, Miss Maude
Washburn, Miss Caroline Clay, Miss
Gladys Girardeau and Miss Annie Sim
kins
Among those who called were:
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean, Mrs. Ander-
son Carmichael, Mrs. W. w. Rogers,
MIS-. - fFOOus WI D ANCSlOt, WI ..
Conner, Mrs. Bum, Mrs. T.. Mayhem
Cunningham, Mrs. w. w. Mackall,
Mrs. Wesson, Mrs. Tracy Hunter, Mrs.
p w. Meldrin, Mrs. Henry McAlpin,
Mrs. A 3. Gifardeau, Mrs. John NJ.
Egan, Mrs. S. s. Ormsby, Mrs. Hayward
Lyman, Mrs. 7. S. Wylly, Mrs. Bierne
Gordon, Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr.,
Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr.,
Mrs c. e. Gillette, Mrs j. 3. Ches-
nuft Mice EJar~fridcro Miss Ward Miss
Nina Pape, Miss Maude Williams, Miss
Cornelta Lee, Miss Marion Maclean,
Miss Abbie Copeland, Miss Annie Mac
lean, Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim,
Miss Fannie Meldrim, Miss
Isabel Shelter, Miss Mary Wayne,
Miss Anne Butler Miss Miriam Dent,
Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Sarah Rich
ards, Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss Mary
Morel. Miss Helen Gillette. Miss Helen
Dixon. Miss Harvey Hull, Miss Eliza
beth Malone, Miss Ella Clare Cults,
Miss Ernestine Cults, Miss Belle Bat
tev, Miss Helen bearing, Miss Aimee
Battey, Miss Eleanor Shooter, Miss Pa
tience Barrow, Miss Cleland Bacon.
Miss Janet Menzies, Miss Edith West
Miss Jessie Dixon, Miss Lila Nichols,
Miss Sarah Nichol, Miss Carlo Kren-
son. Miss Laura Palmer, Miss Vera
Palmer Miss Eleanor Palmer, Miss
Margie Thompson, Miss Marjorie Yves
son. Mr.. Garrard Haines, Mr.. Harold
Moynelo, Mr.. Earle Hartridge, Mr..
Larcombe Schley, Mr.. Allan Cults,
Masters Horace Battey, Porter Mack
all, Will Mackall, Jean Jette, Fred
Krenson, Howard Webb, Tyran Salas
and Anderson Carmichael, Jr.
The tea brought in 500 at the door,
S4S from sales and $25 donated by the
Hibernian Society.