The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-01
AT THE BABY SHOW.
Children Made Merry While the
Wara

Children Made Merry While the
Votes Were Cast.
The animating spirit of the Baby
Show yesterday afternoon was one of
very friendly rivalry. Indeed. the lit
tie people themselves were quite un-
conscious of the grave matters at stake
and danced a bout on the lawn of the
Regimental Armory as happily as if
the chief business of, life were to have
good time, and not to determine who
is the most attractive baby. 1t was
pretty to watch them, clad in their
dainty finery, chasing each other over
the grass or seated in their carriages
laughing with glee at the gay scene.
Miss May Egan and Miss Lucy Bar
row presided al the polls, and if there
was a certain amount of excitement
as the little blue tickets fell into
the boxes it changed to genuine pleas
ure when the awards were made.
In the babies class, Master Tom
Sereven received a large majority of
the Votes cast, and was awarded
pretty mother-of-pe rattle, hung
with silver bells, which he Immediately
began to jingle in the most approved
baby fashion. The prize for boys in
the second class was won by Master
Peter Battey. 1t proved. to his in
tense delight to be a large drum, with
lovely red sticks, whose use he was
not slow to discover. In his nurses
arms, beating away with zest. he made
a cunning picture. Miss Jessie Dixon
won the girls prize, lovely doll, and
marched away homewards, Visibly
proud of her new possession.
The other children entered We're:
Miss Helen Aienzies. Miss Anne Hop
T. NJ
len Schirm, Miss Louise Bacon, Miss
Eliza beth Guerard, Miss Pauline Co.
hen, Miss Harriet Lawrence, Master
Peter Battey. Master Tom Screven,
Master Roland Woodfin, Miss Margery
Wilton, Miss Jessie Dixon, Miss Mary
Haines. Miss Norma Holt, Miss Edith
Thomas, Miss Kathleen Timer, Miss
Sarah Bacon, Miss Ruth Morrison Miss
Leona Grady. Miss Edith Battey. Miss
Roberta Guiffhida and Master Lamar
Baker.
The entertainment was engineered by
the Margaret Bottome Circle of The
Kings Daughters, the members of
which are Miss 10 Woodfn and Miss
Carolina Clay, Miss Lucy Bar
row, Miss May Egan, Miss An
ME Simkins, Miss Virginia Bis
bee Miss Louise bearing, Miss
Minnie Mackall, Miss Claude McAlpin,
Miss Gladys Girardeau, Miss Constance
Chestnut Miss Lila Conner Miss Flor
ence Stevens and Miss Elizabeth
Krenson.
Among the many present were Mrs.
Woodhn, Mrs. A. B. NJ. Gibbes Mrs.
w. r. Guerard, Mrs Trenholm Hop
kins. Mrs A. p Girardeau. Mrs. w. w.
Rogers. Mrs. II. c. Cunningham. Miss
Virginia Johnston, Mrs John NJ Egan,
Miss Elizabeth Butler Miss Anne But
Ter and Mrs Edward Stoddard.
Miss Cosens. Mrs. Fred Hull. Mrs r,
NJ. Hull Mrs. II. d. Stevens. Miss
Mary Clay. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lang, Mrs.
Oliver Bacon. Miss Kate Meyler, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Mabel Stoddard,
Miss Jeane Haines, Miss Belle shotter.
Miss Raymond English Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, Miss Mary Wayne, Mrs.
Frank Weldon. Mrs Thomas Hunter.
Mrs. J. -, Chesnutt Miss Elsie Bar
nard, Miss Fannie Meldrim. Afrs. An
aerhou Carmichael. Miss Hattie Hail,
Miss Nina Hull, Mrs. A. W Johnson.
Mrs. 81 O. schley. Mre. w. n. Elliott.
Miss Elise kauers, Mfs G. A. l.. Gun