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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
A DIARY is sOCIETY's FAD.

The society. woman's fad seems at
present to be the dairy. which tells OF
her interests. OF her reflections on the
times and customs and even OF her
criticism, OF the popular books of the
day. Since the book that she writes
tells also Of the great personages she
has met, and gives her point OF view
on the great events as they happen. II
cannot fail 10 be OF interest 10 the
succeeding generations of her family.
One prominent society woman writes
her diary in the form OF letters 10 her
own great granddaughter. An
other haf simply confined her diary 10
rhe letters that fhe receives and 90 her
oHn answers Go them Dlnry-keehng
lH one Of thc tafkH of the society Wo-
man. and thu keeping ~ elary viii.
therefore bo relnsfnted in its former
POPULARITY after the ysHfs VI diafa-
sos % hat nunrfV
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WITH EIGHT-HANDED EUCHRE.

The Saturday Euohre Club was en-
tertained yesterday by Miss Mary
Wayne Eight-handed euohre was the
game. and Miss Ethel Taylor received
one of the prizes, copy of "The Right
OF Way" The other, a silver hatpin,
was won by Miss Mary Nelson. Miss
Wayne's guests were Miss Carrie Lou
Meldrim. Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss
Isabel Shotter, Miss Fannie Meldrim,
Miss Jeanie Haines, Miss Frfeda Rad-
ers, Miss May duBignon, Miss Nelson.
Miss Helen Koerper, Miss Leonora
Gabbett, Miss Taylor, Miss Helen Den
ham, Miss Blanche Chase, Miss Eileen
Hunter, Miss Marion Maclean, and
Miss Nina Crane.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
WAYCROSS SOCIETY.

Waycross. Feb. ia pleasant en-
tertainment was given Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. John G. Mich
oils, in honor of Miss Acosta of Jack
sonvlle.
Miss Mary Allen of Shanghai, China,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. w. A. kennon for some time, has
gone to visit her aunt. Mrs. j. M.
Marshall In Jacksonville. Fla.
Mrs. w G.. Raoul has gone to At
lanta for visit with relatives. While
there she viii join a party TO visit the
exposition at Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Redding have
as their guest. Mrs. Reddlng's sister
Miss Mary Lyons OF Quincy Fla.
Miss Madge Nesblt Of Newton IL the
guest OF Mrs. Mayo on Brunelle street
The splnister club was entertained
Friday evening by Miss Mamie Cars
we'll al the home Of her parents on
Teaubu street.
Miss Berta Virgins IL visiting in
Brunswick.
Mrs W, j. liodgs0n is spending
SOME time with her mother. Mrs. JEFF
fries in BrunnNlck.
Mr. and Mrs. George ~. Deen and
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vannah. handsome black silk; Mrs
Holiday, black silk; Mrs. Andrew
Hanley, black liberty satin; Mrs
Thad f. Murphy. Macon. black span.
gled net over white satin: Miss Gerr,
Milford. Mass, light blue silk bodice
and cloth skirt; Messrs. Collins. Scott
Hanlon, Briggs. Levin, Bynum Me.
Greggor, Holiday, Horton and Others
The hotel orchestra furnished music
The spring Is now in perfect condition
Every amusement is afforded thu
guests, lawn tennis, croquet, card par.
ties, cake walks, and weekly dances
The quail hunting is excellent. and Mr.
Thad e. Murphy Of Macon, is gainin.
quite reputation as a gunner of thi,
special little bird. In fact, "old Suwa.
nee" is now in the midst of jolly sea.
son.
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sALUTED BY LIBERTY TROOPERS.

According to an old custom of the
Liberty Independent Troop, when one
of their number marries, number Of
troopers assembled at the home of Mr..
Hugh c. Norman, in Walthourville.
last evening and gave the usual salute
of three volleys with their carbines.
Mr.. Norman was aware of their inten-
ton, and invited them in to an oyster
supper. where he was toasted and joked
roundly. After q musical entertain
men the troopers were, ordered out by
Lieut. T. p. Gordon, who was in COM
mand, and fired two more volleys. Mr..
Norman was recently married to Miss
Annie Harden, daughter of Judge John
l.. Harden, now of Meldrim.
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THEIR CRYSTAL WEDDING.
MF. and Mrsk Aaron eersf's Recep-
riAz. 50 tiOn This Evening.

z E
TO celebrate the fifteenth anniversary
of their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Ferst will give brilliant reception, fol-
lowed by a supper, this. evening at the
home of Mrs. Ferst's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Wen. ON Gordon street The
color selected for fhe occasion is yell
low and Mr.. and Mrs: Wells handsome
home has been most artistieally deco
rated with palms and yellow jonquils.
Yellow shades veil lamp and candle
light, the mantels are hidden under
a soft mass of ferns and jonquils, and
the chandeliers are draped with smi-
lax. with jonquils clustering in the
green vine. In the dining room the
same color scheme is used most ef-
feetively Mr.. and Mrs. Ferst will be
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst,
MIR. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Well Among the others
invited are Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
We'll, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Smith,
MIR. and Mrs. 1. NJ. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Meinhard, Mrs. Baum Mrs Engel, Miss
Engel and Mrs. Cramer of New York,
Mrs. Epstein of Cincinnati Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Binswanger, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Grouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Herman
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulhafer, Mr.. and Mrs
J. f. Gutman. Mr., and Mrs. e. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Traub. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Herman, Mrs. Lilienthal, Mrs.
r. Engel, Mrs. Simon Hexter, Mrs.
Dalsheimer of New York, Mr. and Mrs
Hecht. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry We'll, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Well Mr.. and Mrs
l. Roos, Miss Janette Herman, Miss
Viola. Frank. Miss Irene Frank, Miss
Janette Meinhard, Miss Edna Meinhard,
Miss Celia We'll, Miss Beulah We'll,
Miss Lily Traub, Miss Freda Traub,
Miss Helen Binswanger. Miss Mamie
Engel. Miss Viola Eckstein Miss Nor
ma Eckstein Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss
Hortense Stern, Miss Blanche Steir-
man of Thomasvilie, Mr.. Edwin Frank,
Mr.. Hugo Frank, Mr.. Henry Meinhard,
Mr.. Herbert Traub, Mr.. Charles Tobias
of New York, Mr.. Jacob Herman, Mr..
Carl Herman, Mr.. Julian Hexter, Mr..
Siegfried Fantl, Mr.. Mord Hymes, Mr..
Sonheim, Mr.. Jacob Dub, Mr.. Gus
Mohr, Mr.. Arthur Strauss, Mr. Edwin
Eckstein, Mr.. Sig. Goodman of Balti-
more and Mr.. David Wortsman.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
REFUSED DREYFUS AS TENANT.
baron Edmond ROthschiId Did Not
Paris Dispatch to the New York

baron Edmond ROthschiId Did Not
Want Him In Any of His Houses.
Paris Dispatch to the New York
Tribune.
A few weeks ago a bald, sallow-com-
plexioned man, wearing eyeglasses,
asked the janltor of house at the
corner of the Boulevard Haussmann
and the Avenue de Messine, facing the
statue of Shakespeare, to show him
fiat announced for hire. The fiat proved
suitable and a lease was drawn up by
the landlords agent.
The lessee proved to be Alfred Drey-
fus and his furniture and upholstery
were installed. The agent wrote
promptly to the landlord. who is Ba-
ron Edmond de Rothschild, now visit
ing Australia in his yacht In due time
a telegram from Australia was receiv-
ed by the house agent, signed by B1-
ron Edmond de Rothschild, stating his
refusal to have Dreyfus as his tenant
under any conditions whatever, and in
structing the agent to annul the lease
at no matter what cost.
The house agent applied in his dif-
HNNAby " fodIOn AlpuOlSt w INpNiiH
child. head of the French branch OF
the Rothschilds. Baron Alphonse re-
piled:
Telegraph to Baron Edmond that
IL he persists in his refusal to accept
Dreyfus as tenant will let him have
an apartment in one of my own
houses"
The reply came back from Austrais
begging Baron Alphonse not to inter
fere in the matter. and persisting 10
the refusal to accept Dreyfus as ten
ant. The agent then explained ths
whole matter to Dreyfus, who forth
with consented without further ado
cancel the lease, only requiring that
be indemnified fer the expenses he hao
actually incurred toward furnishing n'
fiat. The comments of some OF the M.
tionalist papers on this incident snow
that they are still liable to uneXpecleu
relapSeg of DrpVfuS DerSecutiOn.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
CONCERT AZ Mns. GoRDoN's.

The concert which WAS 70 have been
giyen ~ Mrs. w w. oordon's before
Lent waa unay0idabiy postponed be-
cause of Mr.. Oordona absence from
the citY N haf now been arranged
for Thursday evening, Fsb zl The
object for which "a la given Do one
hhlrh the e0ionisl Danes haYf Hf
pNHft ilf rrfrlOH of "a tablet ai Arl-
InEign 90 ihe American soldiers who
iel ln ths lafs NaE Although the
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taken place this afternoon, has been
postponed because of the illness of
several of the members. The
directors suggestion regarding
the study of the women of
the Bible. had its first result at the
last meeting in. Mrs. ]. H. Haslam's S
paper on Eve. Following the Scrip
tural account, Mrs. Haslam gave "a
very charming and womanly reading
of the text, and introduced those~ pas
sages from Milton, which are a beauti-
ful enlargement of the Bible story,
handling her subject with an ease of
style that made the hearing delight
fui.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mrs. j. B. Hoist, Miss Agnes Spencer
and Miss Martha G.. Backus are guests
of Mr., Samuel Spencer, at Jekyl ISL
and. Mr.. Spencer is one of the seven
men who have recently erected a hand
some new apartment house at the ISL
and.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16


The Chester (Pa.) Times of Thursday
IN an interesting account of the launch
ing OF the Memphis, has the following
note or the christening: AS the vessel
began to move on her journey riverward
bottle was shattered against her bow
and the flowing liquid that it con-
tanned christened her the "Citv Of
Memphis. This ceremony was very
prettiiy performed by Miss May Egan.
the interesting young daughter of John
M Egan, president of the Ocean
steamship Company, for which the shin
is being constructed. AS she stood on
the elevated platform with the neck of
the bottle in her hand, it's streaming
ribbon twining about her arm. her
dancing eyes turfted upon the marty
below and her sweet voice demandino
Didn't do that all right?'' she nre.
sented a ckarmingiys attractive bic.
ture.
Mrs. De Witt Clinton Bacon has gone
I TO Havana to spend a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.C. Halle and Miss
Nellie Halle will leave Tomorrow for
visit to Cuba. ,.
Miss Catherine Wilson who is the
guest of Miss Emma Bulloch. will leave
tomorrow for her home in Baltimore.
Miss Gertrude Barbee and Miss AL
berta Waite gave a Valentine party
Friday evening at Isle of Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O'C. Hennesey OF
Brooklyn, will arrive in the city this
afternoon. Mr.. Hennesey, who is sec
retary and treasurer of the Franklin
Society of New York, will leave to-mor-
row for an extended tour of Florida
Mrs. Hennesey will remain for several
weeks as the guest of Mrs. E. j. Mil
Ian.
Mr.. S. H. Leyser and his family.
who are stopping at the De Soto. win
be at home to their friends Saturday.
A pleasant surprise party was given
on Valentines night to Miss Myra
Fleming.
Mrs. George f. Sauls has returned
to Savannah after a pleasant trip 10
Darien, Brunswick and Jacksonville.
delightful masquerade party was
given at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. STAN
ley Friday evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
.AFTERNooN TEA AT GoLF LINKS.

Even yesterdays cloudy weather
could not dampen the ardor of enthus-
iastic golfers and afternoon tea at the
club house, with the bright chattering
circle around the big fireplace. made
sufficient atonement for cold and wind
and rain Mrs. Beirne Gordon and Mrs.
Robert Harrison poured tea. and among
the others present were Mrs George
Harrison. Mrs. c. +. Moses. Mrs. c. w.
Saussy, Mrs. George Inglesby, Mrs.
Daisy Brown, Miss Meta Thomas, Miss
Sally Haskell Miss Emma Huger Miss
Lima Huger. Miss Mary S. Jones, Miss
Ashley Miss Guile Harrison Miss Belle
Harrison, Miss Mary Stanley. Miss
Elise Rauers. Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Sarah Stanley, Miss Sally Miller. Mr..
g. w. Saussy, Mr. Beirne Gordon, Mr..
Abram Minis. Mr. George Inglesby. Mr..
X. r. Canon, Mr.. g. r. Moses Mr.. m.
o. Lawrence. Mr. j. -. Connolly. Mr.. s.
r. BhOtter, Mr.. r. NJ. Butler, Jr., and
Master Richard Wayne.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
re cinslnn.il 90 ihs W.

The Southern Railway Pi
through Pullman sleepsrs from ha,e W.
Bsh 70 Cincinnati, making eiga' a
tecfioB fhsre for ali points Dft -.
day ride through Western 10 t1 ~
ilna, the bsnunf1l 'Lspa ~ ~ sai
d. y. Thomson, cry fasfshft
Ticket Agent IA bpii fifeeh~@|
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Special Rates TO Florida Win'er
Resorts via 8. A. l.. ny.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway WI
sell daily. until April 30, 1902 spec'n
round trip tickets from Savannah "
All Florida points as per ral'S
below. Tickets are limited to return
AFox, 1Q00.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mrs John NJ. Bryan and Mrs. w.
A. Bisbee will leave to-day to attend
the National Congress of the Daughters
of the American Revolution in Wash
ington.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
THE BEE HIVE,
M. Schultz,
THE
Ribbon Values Extraordinary.
St. Julian and Whitaker Streets

All Silk Tafeta and Satin Ribbons, in white black pinks
blues cardinal, heiotope, lavender myrtle olive brown
etc. in all widths, priced especially low.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mrs. Moynelo, Miss Moynelo and Mrs.
Julian Hartridge will continue to re-
ceive Friday afternoons during Lent.
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Rates and fGll information az 20 osI0 l1,,
round trip tickets on sale 10 Il
points can be had by applying "a
Ticket Onioe, corner Bull ana B,s
streets. phones no. ~, Jos. w. 80
art, Z. II. and 4. A., savannsh'
aa
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mr.. Rauers and the Misses Rauers
Will leave tomorrow for a two-weeks
stay at st. GATHERINGS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Miss FL
lott and the family returned to the city
Yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
SOCIETY.

programme is not yet sufficiently COM
plete for publication, some of the
most accomplished musicians of the
city have promised their services and
there is every assurance that. from
social as well as an artistic standpoint,
the affair will prove delightful
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SAVANNAH CHAPTER, ID. A. II.
The Savannah Chapter Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
held meeting yesterday morning at
Mrs. Edward Karow's. 1t was we'll at
tended in spite of the inclement
weather. Mrs. KaroW presided, and
there was much interested discussion
of plans for the approaching obsequies
of Gen. Greene in which the chapter
is TO take an active part. In this con-
nection. an account of Gen. Greene's
funeral in Savannah was read from
an old copy of the Georgia Gazette
which had been brought by one of the
members. Mrs. Karow, who leaves to-
day for Washington, Will extend an in
vtation to the National Society to at
tend the Greene exercises in the spring
A conference between the Sons and
Daughters of the Revolution will be
held upon her return. Vol. V. of the
Collection Of the Georgia Historical
Society, containing the proceedings Of
the Council of Safety and some ac-
count of the siege of Savannah, has
been recently gotten out in attractive
form, and an examination of Mrs. Ka-
rows copy aroused much enthusiasm
The resolutions upon Judge
Falligant's death were re-
ported by the committee and
adopted. Mrs. Ashmore,
as historian, made a report upon the
claims of the new men,
bers of the chapter. The treasurers
that there were no out
standing debts. gave much satisfaction.
Those present at the meeting were Mrs.
]. B. Johnson. Mrs. A. B. Hull, Mrs
C. G. Bell. Mrs. Nat Harrison Mrs.
Otis Ashmore, Mrs. Louis Banks, Mrs.
j. f. c. Myers, Mrs r. T. Waller,
Mrs. Us. Wood, Mrs. Charles Barney,
Mrs. w. G. Charlton, Mrs. r. W,
That.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16


Mrs. Moynelo, Miss Moynelo and Mrs
Julian Hartridge will continue to re-
ceive Friday afternoons during Lent.
Mr.. Rauers and the Misses Rauers
will leave tomorrow for a two-weeks
stay at st. GATHERINGS.
Mrs. J. B. Hoist, Miss Agnes Spencer
and Miss Martha G. Backus are guests
of Mr.. Samuel Spencer, at Jekyl ISL
and. Mr.. Spencer is one of the seven
men who have recently erected a hand
some new apartment house at the ISL
and.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Miss FL
lott and the family returned to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. John NJ Bryan and Mrs. w.
A. Bisbee will leave to-day to attend
the National Congress of the Daughters
of the American Revolution in Wash
ington.
Miss Wharton, who has been visiting
the Misses Nisbet, will return home to-
morrow.
Miss Sarah Richards of flushing is
the guest of Miss Cornelia Lee.
Miss Helen Denhom has returned
from Pensacola.
Mrs. Hayward Lyman will give an in
formal luncheon Wednesday for Miss
Jenkins. tslt- a. -.
f As m.
Mr. George w. Owens has sent out
invitations for a dinner Tuesday even
ing to meet Judge Emory Speer.
Miss Jordan, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry M. Johnson, viii
return tomorrow to her home in All
gusta.
At the lecture room Of the First Bap-
tist Church very enjoyable entertain
ment was given Friday evening by the
Young Ladies' Aid Society. There was
a delightful programme of music and
recitations, and at the end of the even
ing refreshments were served.
Invitations have been sent out for
the marriage of Miss Annie Dossel of
Montgomery to Mr.. Willie Nelson OF
Cedar Hammock. The wedding will
take place at Montgomery next Tues
day.
Among the entertainments of the
Miss Mary f. Brady in honor of her
eighteenth birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brady, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Kempf, Mr. and Mrs.
Mills Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Bootz, Mr..
and Mrs. William Fogarty. Mrs. Ben
nett. Miss Sadie Bennett, Miss Agnes
McCauley, Miss Annie Bannon, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Mayne Folliard, Miss
Mary McPhelan, Miss Nellie Douglas,
Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Kate Bannon,
Miss Agnes McEvoy, Miss Maggie
Hennemier, Miss Rosie Brady, Mr.
Joseph McCauley, Mr.. Louis Saloshin,
Mr.. Dan Brady, MnG Frank Chitty,
Mr.. Mark Masters, Mr.. Lawrence
Brady, Mr.. Robert Vision, Mr.. Clay
ton Chitty, Mr.. Frank Berneeker, Mr..
Allan Richardson, Mr.. II. j.. Douglas
Mr.. John Bennett, Mr.. Johnson. Mr..
James Drury, Mr.. Joseph Hoffman,
Mr.. Thomas Brady, Mr.. John O'Leary
and Mr.. William Foran.
Mr.. Hamilton Stiles of Birmingham
arrived yesterday to spend Saturday
and to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Screven.
Mr.. William p. Carmichael and Miss
Mary Carmichael returned yesterday
from a fortnight's stay in Florida.
Miss Nellie Hazlehurst is visiting
relatives in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stoddard. Miss
Rankin, Miss Henderson, Miss Mabel
Stoddard and Mr.. John Stoddard who
are now guests of Mr.. Albert Stoddard
at Daufuskie, will return to the city
tomorrow, as Miss Rankin and Miss
Henderson have only a limited time
to spend in Savannah.
The regular meeting of Father Hal
pins Reading Circle, which should have
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Miss Wharton, who has been visiting
the Misses Nisbet, will return home to-
morrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mrs. Edward Karow will leave to-day
to attend the National Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton in Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Miss Sarah Richards of flushing is
the guest of Miss Cornelia Lee.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Miss Helen Denhom has returned
from Pensacola.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mrs Hayward Lyman will give an in
formal luncheon Wednesday for Miss
Jenkins. *~ tait- g.. l.l
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mr.. George w. Owens has sent out
invitations for a dinner Tuesday even
ing, to meet Judge Emory Speer.
Miss Jordan, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry M. Johnson, viii
return tomorrow to her home, in ,Au-
gusta.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stoddard. Miss
Rankin. Miss Henderson, Miss Mabel
Stoddard and Mr.. John Stoddard who
are now guests of Mr.. Albert Stoddard
at Daufuskie, will return to the city
tomorrow, as Miss Rankin and Miss
Henderson have only a limited time
to spend in Savannah.
The regular meeting of Father Hal
pins Reading Circle, which should have
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