The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11

mer Davis, mr. Adoiph LETTER
Mr.. Sam Selig, Mr.. Walter Liiisnthal, MI
thur We'll, Mr.. Sondheim. Mr.. Alfrec
Fantl, DR.. Silverman. Mr.. Howard Cohen
Mr.. Sigfried Fantl and Mr.. Frank Kulmau
| The first four named gentlemen served as
reception committee and did everything TO
the pleasure of the guests.
Miss Carrie Liienthal will entertain tn
"Sociabls" at its next meeting, which will b
one week from tomorrow night.
Mr.. Louis LeHardy left on Wednesday
| for Brunswick. Ga, where he will reside In
the future. Mr.. LIE Hardy Ia one of the mos
| popular business and society men IN Savau-
nah, and his departure will cause deep re-
greet to his friends here. Mr.. LeHardy
takes with him the best wishes Of his friends
who wish him we'll" in this, his new field
Of work. Savannah loses aud Br1nswicA
! gains by this change, and Mr.. LeHardy ID
sure to make friends most speedily
wherever he goes.
The german" Is often responsible for
| jokes, and some are 80 good that they ought
TO be told. One young man said 20 me the
other night: YES, ON late, but didn''
intend coming, and worked IN the office
until 1920 O'Clock this evening but grew 30
hungry that thought the best place to go
would be the german, where could get a
real nice supper. raced home and got on
| my dress suit, and here | am." One mem
| Der of the club could not get there at all on
account OF troubled" lip, and SO it goes.
Miss Mary Howell OF Marietta Ia in the
city visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
DIR. Charlton, on South Broad street.
Mr.. Arthur B. Elliott has gone to Eliza
| beth, N j., where he will attend the Hen
derson- Cossns wedding, which will take
place on Wednesday next.
Mrs Alfred Mann of Augusta is visiting
her son, Mr.. F. c. Battey, In his cozy home
on Charlton street.
Miss Sprintz of Macon, who has spent a
| delightf ul time here will leave for her home
this week, much to the regret of her many
| friends.
Mr.. Thomas Egglessou and Mr.. Pardus
both OF Atlanta, aud who have been spend
| ing few days In Savannah, left for Charles-
ton yesterday morning.
The minstrel performance given by the
Young Mems Hebrew Association on last
| Tuesday evening was pronounced success.
Dancing was INDUCED Ia after the perform
Anoe and refreshments were served by the
ladies' auxiliary. Quite a neat sum Of
money was realized.
Mrs- Albion Ransom, Jr.. Is expected in
Savannah after Christmas, and will spend
the month OF January with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wade.
Little Mildred Cunningham entertained a
number Of her little friends on Monday
afternoon. Games were played and feast
Of goodies" enjoyed In such a manner that
only children Of that age know SO well how
to enjoy.
Mrs. Walker, wife Of DR.. Freeman VAL
entins Walker, United States army, is in
the city visiting the homs Of her father,
Capt. James MOAlpin.
Miss Edith O'DrIscou entertained at a
charming luncheon on Thursday last. The
hour was O'Clock. and the color-tone was
green. The table was decorated with flow
ers. maiden-hair ferns and narcissus, and
everything on the table. cakes, candies,
grapes, olives, ETC., were Of the same color,
and all the appointments were beautiful.
The guests who partook OF Miss O'Driscolpi
hospitality were Miss Dock, Harrisburg
Pa. Miss MoGill, Petersburg, Va; Miss
Howell, Marietta, Ga. Miss Anderson, Mis-
Kate Brigham, Miss Ingram, Miss White
head, Miss Sallie McAlpin. Miss Baldwin
Miss Myers and Miss Hopkins.
Mr.. g. Martin, representing De Barry &
Co., is here on his way to his home In Bal
September. Mr. Martin is stopping at Oh,
De Soto and is still delighting his friend
with his beautiful singing.
Miss Mamie Richmond has as her guest ii
her home on Huntingdon street, Miss Net
Hayward.
Mrs. W. w. Gordon, Jr., was hostess a
delightful tea on Monday afternoon last
| This tea was given In honor of her guest
Miss Dock OF Harrisburg, Pa.
| Miss Lillian Cohen Is a guest of Miss Jen
ME May, on Barnard and Hall streets.
Mrs. W. L. Wilson expects to have visI
her for the holidays. Miss Darby Of Charlie,
ton.
The many friends Of Miss Laura Leste
| will be sorry to hear OF her illness froI
| fever. Miss Lester was not well in Net
York. and Immediately upon her retur
| home physician was called. 10 Is hope
that this sickness will not be long one
| but that this popular young woman wi
soon be among her friends again.
| Among the weeks entertainers was Mis-
| Hattie Saussy, who invited her guests {
meet Mise bearing and Miss Mcdonald an
to play cards. There were prizes won b
Miss bearing and Mr. Julian Hartridge
delicious supper was served and charmin
evening passed. Miss Saussy's guests wer
MIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Saussy, Mr.. an
Mrs. @. P. Walker, Miss Mcdonald aud Mis-
Dearing Of Jacksonville, Miss Jaudon, Mis-
Annie Harmon, Miss Mona Saussy, Mis-
Meta Hayward, Miss Mamie Lowell, Mis-
Georgia Howard, Mr.. Robert Cope, Dr.
Lamar, Mr.. Thomas Walker, Mr.. J. Ferri
Cam. Mr.. e. F. Lowell, Jr., Mr.. Jack Car
ter. Mr.. Julian Hartridge, and Mr.. Josep
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. +. Carpenter Of Cazeno
via, n. Y, with their two beautiful Chi
dren and servant, are stopping at the d
Soto. After Christmas they will 60 t
Rockledge, Fla, for the rest OF the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter have mad
many friends during their stay IN the city
Little Annie Polk johnson was a Lowell
little hostess In her parents home on Frida
afternoon, when she entertained abou
thirty little guests at pink birthday party
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