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Delightful Affair. Given Last Even
ing For the Younger Set

Delightful Affair. Given Last Even
Ing For the Younger Set
one of the most charming affairs of
the winter for the younger set was the
card party with which the Misses Mel
drim entertained last evening. The long
drawing rooms in their home on Madi-
son Square were most beautifully
adapted to the occasion. and with a
decorative note given by pink azaleas
in bloom and, in the background, palms
and ferns, the scene could not have
been more attractive.
At the card tables five-handed euchre
was played. The individual score cards
had each a sketch of a pink slipper,
and the motto. How many nails in
your shoe?" The games were counted
by slipping through holes in the cards
small tacks, fastened to pink ribbons,
a clever fancy that created much pleas
ure. Cunning little Japanese babies
marked the lone hands of twenty for
the ladies', and for the men there
were miniature meerschaums. II The
lone hands of ten were re-
warded with small japanese UNI
brellas. A framed water color,
painted by Miss Frances Meldrim, was
one of the lone hand prizes, and the
other was a watchfob. The first. prize
for the ladies was a silver purse, and
for the men matchbox. The consola-
ton prize was pretty copy of The
Lady Paramount"
The scores of the players were kept
by Miss Sophie Meldrim, Miss jamie
Meldrim, Miss Mildred Cunningham,
and Miss Lila Conner. Among the
guests were Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Righton Habersham. Miss Frances
Bradley, Miss Mary Romadka of Mil
waukee, Miss Catherine II. McIntire,
Miss Mary Wilcox, Miss Elfrida De-
Renne, Miss Willene Buckman, Miss
Jennie Bryan, Miss Alice Remshart,
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Eileen Hunt
er, Miss Isabel Shooter, Miss
Isabel Rountree. Miss Matte
Wright of Augusta, Miss Margaret
Thomson, Miss Nina Crane, Miss Marie
Nisbet, Miss Jordan of Augusta, Miss
Maud Williams, Miss Eliza Lamar
Hull, Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss Freda
Rauers, Miss Nellie White, Miss Ma
rion Oates, Miss Myra Wilcox, Miss
Edith Warfield, Miss Mabel Stoddard,
Miss Jennie Rankin, Miss Marion Mac
lean, Miss Clifford West, Miss Virginia
Lord Nisbet, Miss Bessie Venable of
Petersburg, Miss Mary Wayne, Mrs.
Craig Barrow, Miss Annie Maclean,
Miss Flora Dancy, Miss y Angie
Cubbedge, Miss Eula Gamble,
Miss Saidee King, Miss Eliz-
abeth Butler. Miss Anne But
Ter, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Mamie
Nisbet Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Har-
riette Guerard, Miss Virginia Freeman
Mr.. Tattna1l Pritchard. Mr.. Louis
Morgan, Mr.. Harry bearing, Mr.. Moul-
trie Lee, Jr., Mr.. Searles, Mr. Willis
Wilder, Mr.. Monroe bearing, DR.. Craig
Barrow, Mr.. Shelby Myrick, Mr.. Jack
Carson, Mir. Aleck Hull. Mr.. w :, G.-
Harrison. Mr.. Ed. G. Thomson, Mr..
Fred Myers. Lieut.. Peace, DR.. S. Lati-
mer Phillips, MIR. Robert Waller, Jr.,s
MIR. Ben Yancey, Mr.. Gordon Law, DR.,
Newell Turner Mr.. FuImanl Pearce,
Mr.. Darwin Hull, Mr.. Walter Johnson,
Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr.. NJ. L. Sperry
Mr.. H. d. Pollard, Mr.. John l.. Mis-
bet, Mr.. Dan Hull, Mrs John Hammond,
Lieut.. PFentiss, Mr.. William Barnweu
Mr.. w. O. Chears, Mr.. Thomas Bias
singer, Mr.. Remer Denmark, Mr. Clay
ton Purse. Mr.. Julian de Bruyn Kops
Mr.. Pierre n. Hoist, DR.. Julian CHS
dim. Mr.. Richard NJ. Charlton, Mr..
Pratt Adams Mr.. Cosmo Hardee, MIR.
Charles Edmonston, Mr.. Harry Weed,
Mr.. Cathcart, Mr.. A. A. Maxwell, Mr..
Robert Young, Lieut.. Beckham, Mr.
Godin Guerard, Mr.. Willis Heard. Mr..
W. A. Tennille. Jr., Mr.. Thomas Har-
per, Mr.. Clarence S. Connerat, DR.. H.
H. Martin. Mr.. e. N. Hancock. Mr.
Charles Banks Mr.. Robert DenhaIn,
and Mr. Thomas Denmark 4. s.--t.