The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-17
THE SECOND SOIREE.


l'D he among the Cotillion Clubs
.+e mr. the simple love of beauty and
-, and dancing; or, perhaps, the
h make the most of what might
10 snent of careless pleasure before
,ober time of Lent; that made the
.oo last evening one of the most
.ssful affairs of the season.
rbo hall. with rose-colored drapery
,ba windows, with comfortable seats
..dsr tall palms, good floor and good
r9si, was attractive enough in itself,
md pretty sight, indeed, when. filled
,5 the bright gowns of the dancers,
and that ether poo,,.,.
THAT owes not all its duty
r. candy tire or glistening shoe-tye."
Mrs Henry Wilson Hodge looked
tov charming in a. white mousseline
a. sole covered with silver spangles,
as daintfness offset by entre-deux of
black lace.
Mrs Charles H. Gibbes wore an ex-
arisitq gown of white lace, with an
3nnHoued design of pink chiffon roses.
Miss Sarah Stanley's beautiful gown
was Of yellow English silk, accordion
neaded. with a becoming touch of
black velvet.
Mrs Cornelius F. Moses was most
attractive in a gown of violet mousse
line de sole, formed entirely of bias
meks. the skirt ending in a circular
aopnce. covered with tiny ruffies. A
lunch of black violets at the shoulder
cave an effective finish to the charm
me simplicity of the corSage.
Miss Anne Roberts wore a handsome
white silk. the bodice finished with
i pearl passementerie, and the skirt SUM-
pleated and falling into soft fullness at
lis lower edge.
Miss Marion Maclean wore a lovely
male blue silk, with white lace and
Miss Rghton Understands gown was
pink silk net, accordion pleated.
Rosenfeld's orchestra gave the fol-
loving programme of music:
Two-steps-"T Hounds" "a Fran
gesa," Unity Forever" The Wedding
If Reubin and the Maid, - THE Casino
Girl" "Florodora," "A Coon Band Con-
test" "Clorinda," 'Hunky Dora"
Jumping Jack Jubilee THE Sports
man." "Flipity Flop" Runaway Girl"
Waltzes-"Tbe Strollers," "El Pasco,"
Confidence" AN Autumn Bud" THE
First Violin" "Jenet." Loves own"
San Toy Blue Danube" Round
ers,' "Ouida."
Among the dancers were Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Malloch, Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Paige Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mackall,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Meldrim, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Shearson, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
F Moses, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Morrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steele, Mr.. and
Mrs, Anton Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Am
derson Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. q Edward
Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Duck
WORTH Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Gibbes, Mr. and Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
CharIesworth Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Karow, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
LaWton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeHardy,
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Harden, Mr.. and
Mrs Ormond Strong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Howell Mrs. Edward Frost, Mrs.
henry Hodge, Miss Carolie English of
Macon Miss Wharton, Miss Katherine
Clark, Miss Anne Roberts, Miss STREET
lon' Miss Frances Conrad, Miss Fran
res Walter, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
lora Cohen, Miss Lucy Allen, Miss
Daisy Brown. Miss Sarah Stanley, Miss
Jauda Johnston Miss Edwina Will
lsm' Miss Alice Sinnickson,
Miss Helen Denham, Miss Marion
hammond Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss
hlghton Habersham, Miss Emma Hop
Nns, Miss Martha Backus. Miss Lee
onora Gabbett. Miss Placid Bridgers,
MISS Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss Emma
Huger Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss An
Pie Maclean, Miss Marion Maclean,
MISS Lima Woodbridge, Miss Rosa Sui
lVaa, Miss Nina Crane, Miss Eileen
hunter, Miss Ethel Taylor. Miss Nan
qa6ignon, Miss May duBignon, Miss
4 Sgahie Haines, Miss Angie Cubbedge,
H@ Belle Shotter. Miss Edith War
Tsu' Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Elsie
narnafd' Miss Lima Huger, Miss Eliz-
SOeh Butler Miss Anne Butler, Miss
harriet Elliott, Miss Georgia Edmon-
Toh MISS Anna Guerard, Miss Flora
| fancy Miss Carrie Lou Mefdrim, Miss
faahle Meldrim, Miss Mary Wayne,
MI MI 5 P Shotter. Mr.. Tyrel Morgan,
"r ~. G. Novel;, Mr.. Alonzo Sy-
Udnat. Mr.. A. L. bearing, Mr.. Ray
nou1 Butler Mr.. Willard p. Sullivan,
4 n. ~ H., i: = Warning, Mr.. J. e. Sybrandt,
mG willis w. Wilder, Mr.. Coulter Car
Iun1ael' Mr.. Hammond Eve, Mr.. Frank
Inward, Mr.. Pierre Hoist, Mr.. j. ].
i%uas Mr.. r. II. Waller, Jr., Mr..
T T., Morris, DIR. John Haskell, Mr..
'1aH Pritchard, Mr.. Gordon How
NJ Df Barfeld. Mr.. Remer Denmark,
~ Ray Lefferts of New York Mr..
Wyul5.and of Baltimore, Mr.. Rogers S.
LUIS Mr. Pratt Adams Mr. Stephen
s Az. Mr.. Harold Aver, Mr.. Theo-
barnard, Mr.. ]. M. Barnard, Mr..
n. Tobias Mr.. G. S. Heard,
M. JJuhan deBruyn Hops, Mr.. G.. No
n, zones, Mr.. George r. Tennille,
Iy,. r. +. c. Habersham, Mr.. Savage
van Ill.,, AIR. II. NJ. Stoddard, Mr.. w.
4 M "HHamson, Mr.. Fred Myers, Jr.,
n.a, LOUIS d. Morgan. Mr.. H. c.
M My. Charles Edmonston, Jr.,
Ill.,. Podin Guerard, Mr.. Stewart
m. mr., T. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. w.
NJ, i5yinllle. Jr.. Mr.. Cosmo Hardee,
M " - Taylor. DIR. II. H. Martin,
4 And =. Schley. Jr.. Mr.. Clarence
VIM u, AR. r. NJ. Butler, Jr., Mr..
NJ nam an T. Haskell, Mr.. Allan Bond, |
Nv,Sg ohn d. Carswell, Mr.. Shelby
Gm5.N' Mr.. Ferris Cam, MIR. w. !
A Mr. harrison, Mr.. North Chisholm,
Cbsr. utter Carmichael, Mr.. Richard
o" and Mr.. Edward Demere.
MRS. HAMMoND's DINNER.
ner S ~ Marion Hammond gave din
al pdfty for har sy,,aet Nj, Iyo4t,