The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
LADIES' EVENING
AT HUSSkRS CLUB.
DeIirhtfu HouseNarminE Given in
the Newly Decorated Club Rooms.

Delightful HousevvarminE Given in
the NewIy-Decorated Club Rooms.
= notable event II the spa = social
calendar and oas interesting AID at
tractsa.e ir many ways. was The house
warning last evening al lie Eussars
Gut Beng intended as special COM
pl4nert u those who assisted n the
fzEaa- for the decorating and rstpr-
rash-us @: me club the sentiment
vhicA prompted II gave t. q specla
charm. and 10 make il informal aro
entirely enjoyable no pains had been
STARED.
The Handsome long drawing rooms
offered gratifying evidence Of the sue
czssful results Of he bazaar. Ihe
floors. carpeted in green, green hang
irgs al me windows. The walls tinfea
in q lighter, delicate shades II green,
a. gave IN effective harmony i color,
- v hich The large mirrors ~ ne end
OF each room. and over the Lnanie4s.
tn dark handsome WoUoworg. and the
leather furnishings added beauty and
6:galty.
S.npHclty Of decoration had been fol-
lowed u arranging thc rooms for last
nights event TaL tree Tal7 wer
PLACED IN The corners and nea- he win
5ows Vases q the yellow c7reopsis
s1c5l on IN mautels. The effect beng
inost artistic.
Tha guests were met upon entering
BY Cart. Gordon. Lieut.. Dsrlere. ana
Lieut. " r Connerat. y The Ia
CieE receiving were Mrs Mel7rlm- MIS-
Ger son. Mrs G. H Remshart, Mrs.
Le5rne Gordon, Mrs RAYMOND ~ De
mere. Mrs George ". Owens, Mrs Va
w Gordon. IT.. Mrs " sf- DV ems,
Mrs J. c. Posteu and Miss Anna Goa
neral.
The large room or the second floor
above The drawing room vas reserved
for dancing Here the only oecora ll9iis
were flowers On ihs msutels- Rosen-
felds orchestra furnished delig1ttul
music for the dancers, and the room
was made delightfully."- cool by electric
fans III addition to the breeze thai
poured iu through is many Wihoo@s-
The hall just outside was connected
with The roof garden by stairs especial
u constructed for the occasion, SO
that the roof garden could be approach
ed either from the FIRST fioor IN the
usual way or from the second.
Here in the open air The refresh
-nerfs We're served. and the scene Was
remarkably pretty. lighted from above
BY many electric bulbs enclosed IN
japanese Lanterns. These were strung
from central pole draped with red
and white bunting TO similar poles al
the corners alternating Around the
outer edge II the roof were placed
large palms and big japanese uubrel-
las
The young ladies' who assisted in the
srtsrta inTneut Of TIE guests, were Miss
EhEa Lamar Hun Miss Edith War
fed Miss Alice Remshart. Miss Ma
bel Stoddard. Miss Anna Connsrsi, and
Miss Flora Dancv
Stiwup cups were served from q
punch bowl presided over by Mrs
George Owens. Miss Hull, and Miss
VARIED
Invitations 70 The reception had been
general and s large number Of guests
responded The drawing rooms, The
dance room, The piazEEs and the roof
garden were crowded with visitors Bll
during the evening, and The time WIS
most delightfully."- spent, the affair be-
ing the most attractive of the kind ever
given a. The EuEsarE club rooms To
Lieut.. ". r ConneraL, Jr., who was
chairman q The committee IL charge
Of u. and 10 the various committees
O. ladies who assisted him. its success
was largely due