The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-10
M MISS ROBERTS HONOR.
rdwsrd Frost Gave Two Beau
tfuI entertainments.

lizard Frost Gave Two Beau
,ifuI entertainments.
rd,,ard Frosts attractive home
,1,,,,tinedon street was the scene
Q" ..aov If two of the most delight
''-.-..rtainments of the winter, an
..rooon reception and an evening
,.rtv at both Of which Miss Anne
e. was the guest of honor. The
,yere lovely, with their dainty
If bright-robed girls moving,
nrattv gowns of white and red,
I.,ab the rosy glow of shaded can
80 and the empowering green
I'm. and smilax. The graceful
s.,,tpern vine fell in garlands over
o,d covered the lace drapery at
~ ,,-indoUs with a delicate network,
IN. from, table and mantel American
'o,,+ias and crimson carnations gave
t,oerant hint of their presence. In
-. rrnch room at the end of the hall
,.ro Mrs. Frank Ct. Strachan pre-
.,1od in the afternoon, and Mrs. c. G..
p.u in the evening, the decorations
~sre chiefly green, the walls giving g
,,orar note of red and so completing
~, color scheme. Mrs. Frost was as
.istad by Mrs. George Woodf1n, Mrs.
Horace Crane Mrs. Edward Stoddard,
vrs George Inglesby, Mrs. Robert
rornvell Miss Bessie Hayward, Miss
! tola Noynelo, Miss Daisy Maxey, Miss
p,gbton Habersham, Miss Helen Nc
Ivsr Miss Mary 10 Pritchard, Miss
& Rnby Williams. Miss Anna Bell, and
& Miss Kate Bell.
n Among those who were present in
mo afternoon were Mrs. A. c. Harmon
Mrs Cornelius Moses, Mrs. Augustus
lines Mrs. Horace Rivers, Mrs. Ed
ward Trenholm Mrs. w. F. Baker Mrs.
4 Henry Johnson, Mrs. H. B. Maxey, Mrs.
4 Davis Freeman, Mrs. William Sea-
& hook. MRS.. A. G. Carson,
Mrs Charles Dixon, Mrs.
Il Charles Wilcox, Mrs. Sullivan
n Bond. Mrs George Hayward, Mrs.
81 Charles Dixon, Mrs. c. ]. Hunter, Mrs.
". S. Daffin, Mrs. j. H. Mann of Lew
b sown. Mrs w. F. Jackson. Mrs. NJ.
n M. Hopkins, Mrs, P. w, Lyman, Miss
81 Edith Johnston, Mis- Placide Bridgers,
Miss Lola Moynelo. Miss Nina Pape,
s. Miss Nina Crane, Miss Eileen Hun
q ter Miss Florence Throat, Miss Will
cox Mis- Jordan, Miss Ashley, Miss
Cuthbert. Miss Smart, Miss Parish and
e Miss wilkins.
81 The card party in the evening was
quite as charming as the tea, and in
" all the small, necessary details such
an affair the Turkish idea was cleverly
carried out The girls score cards were
q red and the mems green and heart
shaped, each with the portrait of a
very modern maiden in it's center. ana
Il little flower basket of bright tinsel
n marked the lucky winner of the lone
hand. The first prize, which was won
B by Miss Conrad was a rose colored
Il embroidered sofa pillow, with Oriental
suggestion of comfort. The second, a
lovely Turkish handscreen, was won
by Miss Annie Vane Jones', and the
consolation prize by Miss Jennie
Haines. Mr.. Julian deBruyn Hops re-
ceived the first prize for the men. a
cigar case, and Mr.. John Haskell was
coasoled for defeat by a crimson fez.
which, upon investigation, proved to
be filled with red peppermints.
\ pretty feature of the supper was
The individual ices, which were served
n IN bright red lilies unfolding on their
green leaves.
4 Mrs. Frosts guests at the card party
we're Miss Conrad. Miss Carrie Lou
Meldrim, Mis- Fannie Meldrim Miss
4 Mabel Stoddard. Miss Marion Maclean,
Il Miss Ethel Taylor, hIiss Straton. Miss
Claudia Johnston. Miss Lola Moynelo,
Miss Bessie Hayward, Miss Righton
Habersham, Miss Pritchard, Miss Flora
Dancy, Miss Williams, Miss Isabel
snotter DR.. John Haskell, Mr.. Stephen
heyWood. Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.. Cor
1on Howard. Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr..
hammond Eve. Mr.. Edward Eve. Mr.
=. D. Pollard, Mr.. Charles Banks. Mr.
frank Hayward, Mr.. Julian de Bruyn
hhops' Mr.. w. A. Tennille, Jr., Mr.. Ben
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