The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-04

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Mr.. Crowell Campbell of Atlanta is stop.
ping at the De Soto, where he will be a
guest until Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles f. Patterson of Troy, n. Y,
is stopping at the De Soto, whittier she has
brought her son for the benefit OF his health.
Mr.. Patterson is accompanied by trained
nurse. Should his health continue to i'm
prove they will probably spend the winter
at the De Soto; II not, they will 60 further
south.
Mr.. Monroe, mayor OF Brunswick, Ga,
has been spending a few days In Savannah
with his sister, Mrs. VI. Smith.
Miss Sprintz of Macon is q guest of the
Misses Cohen.
The Young Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Society gave a ball on Tuesday evening last.
The affair was a great success financially
and socially. The fair debutsntes, which
numbered four, all looked well. Conspic-
uous among them was Miss Maize Ferst,
gowned exQuisitely in nile green and pink.
Many considered her the belle. Another
fair maiden was Miss Hecht, who also
looked charming and was robed in
pale blue. Fresh from the con-
vent came Miss Belsinger, a charming
girl and dressed sweetly in nile green. The
last of the debutantes, Miss Smith,
wore a yellow bengaline, which set
off her brunette beauty TO advantage.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Einstein Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ferst Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Smith, Miss Smith, Miss We'll, Miss
Meinhard, Miss Engle, Miss Selig, Miss
Strauss, Miss Stern, Miss Boley, Miss Per-
linski. Mr.. and Mrs J. Gutman, MIR. and
- Al
helm, Miss NJ. Lowenthal, Miss Rothschild.
Miss Lilienthal, Miss Ferst, Mr.. s. Bins
wanger, Mr. J. Frank, Mr.. A. We'll. Mr..
g. Ksyton, Mr.. D. Byok, Mr.. L. Byek,
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Byck, Miss Byck,
Mr.. J. Hexter. Mr.. NJ. Haynes, Mr.. vs.
Coleman, Mr.. S. Rothschild, MIR. Weichsel-
baum and Mr.. Kahn. from Macon. and
Miss H. SPRINT from Macon. The march
was led By Miss Selig and Mr.. Binswanger.
Miss Annie Conner is again at home after
a visit in Atlanta, the guest Of Miss Ham
mond.
The first soiree is put down for Dec. Is,
and will, as usual, be largely attended.
The many friends Of Mrs. Edward Moon
Green will be delighted to hear that she
will be in Savannah in the near future,
aud will visit her mother, Mrs. Julian HART
ridge, on Jones street.
Miss Rosenheim has issued Invitations TO a
social gathering at Hotel De Soto Thursday
evening, Dec. 8, 1892.
The next club german will be held on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, at Catholic liz
brary hall.
Little Claudia r. johnson made dainty
and charming little hostess on last Monday
afternoon. 1t was that little lady's 4th
and she entertained her little
guests between the hours Of and 6 o'clock.
All sorts of games were INDUCED in and
then came the real party, when the dining
room was thrown open and the children
went to table filed with good things to
eat. Four colored candles on the cake told
The age, and each child was allowed "blown
1t the candles. The cake contained a
prize in the form of silver heart and the
winner Of it was little Miss Lizzie Nichols.
Each little girl received a souvenir china
pitcher. and the boys gayly dressed clowns.
n addition to those things each child was
presented bag Of candy. Claudia's guests
we're; Nelly Chapeau, Joe Woodfin,
bingham, Lila Conner, Elizabeth
Malone, Lila Nichols, Helen Dixon, Leslie
Kollock, Hademan Finnie, Birdie Moore,
A leck Macdonald. Eddie Kollock, A. B.
Moore, Jr., and George Kollock.
Miss Emmie and Miss Guile Lawton will
cave tomorrow for Dahlonega, where they
will be present at the marriage Of their
brother. Lieut.. Edward p. Lawton, aud
Miss Leslie BassinRer. Lieut.. Lawton has
been ordered to Detroit, Mich, to which
place he will take his bride after a wedding
trip, which will include visit to Savannah.
Miss Josephine and Miss Mary Jones, the
charming granddsughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
William NeYle Habersham, arrived home
last evening, after a long absence from the
city. The Misses Jones were accompanied
by their couain, Miss Lila Neyle Colquitt,
who will make her debut in Savannah
society this winter.
Mr.. Herman Norden, who was a resident
of Savannah during last winter, is being
cordially welcomed by his host Of friends
upon his return to the city. Mr.. Norden
will probably be here for a month or six
weeks.
Director Carl Brandt, OF the Telfair
Academy of Arts and Sciences, arrived in
the city last Monday. Mrs. Brandt and her
charming daughters, Miss Daisy and Miss
Belle. will not be in Savannah this winter,
but will remain in their beautiful home at
Hastings on the Hudson.
Mrs. Chapeau, who has been spending
several days with her brother, DR.. j. D.
Martin on Liberty street. left for her home
in Charleston on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Pollock, the artist from Vienna.
Austria, has come to Savannah from New
York for the benefit of his health, and will
spend the winter at Mrs. Hey wards, on
Whitaker street.
Among the weeks entertainers was Miss
Sallie Baker, who gave an observation party
in honor of the Misses Hollingshead of Mil
ledgeville. The prizes were won by Miss
Fannie Hollingshead, Miss Kathleen Hunter,
Miss Marie Edwards, MIR. Horace Hunter,
Mr.. b. Mccall and Mr.. Charlie DUPONT.
Refreshments were served aud then fol-
lowed the german. Miss Bakers guests
were Miss Maude Smith, Miss Alice Bates,
Miss Kathleen Hunter. Miss Marie Ed wards,
Miss Mamie jackson, Miss Annie Cotter,
Miss Mamie Pritohard, Mr. Horace Hunter,
Mr.. Henry Drane, Mr.. George Todd, Mr..
Charlie Hunter, Mr.. George Freeman, Mr.
Martin Dunbar, Mr.. Joe Carruthers, Mr..
b. b. Mccall, MIR. c. G. DUPONT, Mr.. Palmer
Arson, Mr.. Louis Spivey, Mr.. Morrie Baker,
Mr.. Louis Cotter, Mr.. Ryan Harper, Mr..
Doughty Osborne and Mr.. Willie Harper.
A bowling party to Thunderbolt was