The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-25


PARTIES holding tickets for Tybee day
are expected to make returns of them.
Mr.. l.. ]. Maxwell will be at Sawan-
nee Springs for the next three years
Miss Eloise Reynolds of Montgomery
is guest of Miss Eleanor Caldwell.
Mr.. G. I. Taggart, Jr., entertained
party last night with a naphtha
launch ride from the Casino down the
river to and beyond Wilmington and
back. Among those who were his
guests were Miss Eleanor Caldwell,
MISS Eloise Reynolds, of Montgomery,
Miss Debye Taggart, Mr.. Victor Barr
and Mr.. AL Reynolds.
1t is matter of regret to the many
friends of Lieut.. c. NJ. Bunker that
he is so soon to leave Savannah.
Lieut. Bunker has recently been de-
tached from Fort Screven and ordered
to Fort Ethan Allen in BURLINGTON,
VT, and expects to leave in about
ten days for his new post. His depar-
ture and that of Lieut. Rawson War
rem, who will start very soon for the
philippines, will be a great loss to the
social life of the garrison at Tybee.
Mr.. lizard Williams, who has been
spending fortnight in Maryland, will
sail tomorrow from Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Cashin of Augusta spent
yesterday at Tybee with Mr.. and Mrs.
Barron Carter.
Mrs. j. P Williams went down to
Hotel Tybee yesterday, and with her
are Miss Edith Taylor and Miss Mar
garet Crimson of Statesboro.
The Marriage of Lieut.. Frederick
Louis Dengler and Miss Jeanne Vim
cenheller took place night before last
at the home of the bride in Fayette-
vile, Ark. Lieut.. Dengler, who is
originally from Hot Springs, Ark, is
stationed at Fort Screven, and has
made many friends here. He and Mrs.
Dengler are expected to arrive to-day
or tomorrow at the post
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Moses,
Mrs. Sneed and Master Percival
Moses, who have been spending sew
eral weeks at Hotel Tybee, expect to
return to the city Tuesday.
Mrs. McAllen Marsh, says Wednes-
days Atlanta Constitution, entertained
at cards yesterday morning at Sweet
water Park hotel in compliment to
a few days at Lithia. The prizes were
won by Mrs. duBignon, of Savannah;
Mrs. Aston and DR.. Fielder.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Fielder entertained at a porch
party at Lithia and among their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
duBignon, Mrs. Robert Aston, Misses
Nan and May duBignon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Adler and
their children left yesterday for the
North. They will spend the summer
at the Thousand Islands
Mr.. J. ]. Rauers went down yester-
day to Hotel Tybee, where he will
spend some time.
Mr.. Wallace Wheless of the New
York Journal, who has been spending
several days in the city, will sail to-
day for New York. Mr.. Wheless was
brother of Mr.. j. Pierce Wheless of
this city.
Miss Laura Fraser of Pennington is
visiting Miss Mona Saussy.
Miss Georgia Palmer of Charleston
who is visiting Miss Lily Lyman. was
the guest of honor at a little morn
ing entertainment given yesterday by
were Miss Lily West, Miss
Constance Chestnut, Miss Ruby
Williams, Miss Lucy de Saus-
sure of Charleston, Miss Leila Jones,
Miss Margaret Charlton, Miss Julia
Irrelevant and Miss Nellie Halle.
Mrs. E. G. Daniel and her children
of Millen arrived yesterday to spend
some time at the Tybee Hotel.
Rev. Dr. James Y. Fair and Miss
Fair, who are staying at Hotel Tybee,
came to the city yesterday to remain
until Monday.
Miss Eugenia Walton of Augusta is
visiting Miss Flora Dancy at White
Bluff.
Mrs. Percy E. May and her children
of Augusta and Miss Fannie Germany
are staying at Hotel Tybee.
Mr.. Nisbet is visiting his sister, Mrs.
]. B. Floyd.
In a Narrowing party spending a few
days at OssabaW Island IRE Mr.. ana
Mrs. ~ j. Davant, Miss W)ra Dancy,
Miss Eugenia Walton of Augusta, Mr..
George Hayward, Mr.. William Rems-
hart and Mr.. d. Y. Dancy.
THE LACE CHEMISETTE.
A double box plat running down the
front of the garment characterized one
of the newest linen dresses, says the
Washington Star. On each side of the
central plat side ones were disposed
at intervals of a half inch. The small
ones passed down the blouse front and
shaped the skirt over the hips. Prac-
tically the gown was princess, al
though the belt worn with it gave it
the appearance of being an ordinary
shirt waist costume. A chemisette of
open lace about the neck allowed the
utmost freedom of motion. The lace