The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-19


present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
Jr., Col and Mrs William Gar
rArd, Mr., and Mrs. George Baldwin,
Mrs. Hillyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs,
Miss Guile Lawton, in pale green silk; Miss
Nenie Minis, white brooaded silk with red
velvet; Miss Baldwin, in pink satin; Mrs.
Garrard, pink and white brocaded satin;
Mrs. Stovall, black lace over black silk;
Miss Wilbur of Pennsylvania, blue and
white brOcade; Miss Daisy McAlpin, white
silk, white roses; Miss Meta Anderson,
pink satin; Miss Sadie Anderson, rose pink
satin; Miss Whitehead, white India silk;
Miss Hopkins, blue silk with dark green
velvet; Miss Meta Thomas, white silk; Miss
Guile Harrison, blue silk and white lace:
Mise HRrtridge, white crepe and gold; Miss
Bessie Hartridge, white silk red roses; Miss
Conner pale pink crepe; Miss Marshall, white
bengaline; Miss Guerard, pale blue ilk;
Miss Clay pale green silk Miss O'Driscol,
white and green. empire; Miss Lima Wood
bridge, white satin and tulle; Miss Sallis
McAlpin, Lilac brooade satin: Miss Florence
McAlpin, blue silk: Miss Ingram, white net
over white silk Miss jamie Cunningham,
pink and white silk; Miss Katherine Stiles,
lilac silk. Miss X. Brigham, black lace over
black silk, and gold; Miss Hammond, blue
silk and garnet velvet; Miss Castlsman,
crepe de chene; Miss Julia Bayard, white
silk, empire; Miss Ethel Stiles, blue and
white satin; Miss Gordon, Miss Wilder,
Miss Gibbs and Miss Colquitt, Mr.. John
Sullivan Schley, Mr.. w. h. johnson, MIR.
Henry MoAlpin, Col. William Garrard,
Mr.. W. B. ,Hartridge. Mr.. Walter
Lewis Mercer. Mr. Richard
Cunningham, Mr.. Ionic, Mr.. Godin Cues
rard, Mr. w. r. Leaken, MIR. George Ow-
ems, Mr.. A. johnson, Mr.. L. L. Owens, Mr..
John Morris, Mr.. r. Mercer, Mr.. Houstoun
Thomas Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins, Mr.. Cor
don Harrison, DR.. Lamar, MIR. Hammond
Head, Judge Harden and others. Supper
grets expressed that it must be the last ger
man.
Nature is ever thoughtful and kind, and
when mankind is at fault she tries to re-
pair the wrong; and when trains will be
slow and the passengers will get impatient
and rise up in righteous wrath, nature di-
verts them, for any one could forget they
were in a hurry and tired waiting when
looking at the camellIas and violets from
"Grovepoint" and the hyaoinths from
"Prairie."
Mrs. J. Hirsch, Miss Lala and Miss Maude
Hirsch from Atlanta and Miss s. Hubzler
from Richmond, Va, are visiting Miss
WE'LL
Prominent among musical talent in At
lanta, is Mrs. Annie May Dow. She has
taken part in nearly all Of the rec1tals,
given recently and her clear, sweet soprano
Is appreciated wherever it is heard
The 'sociap was postponed from last
Tuesday to the end of the week 1t was at
the residence of Miss Ferst and was a de-
lightful affair
Mrs Frank Foster of Augusta, Ca, was
entertained by Mrs. Austell of Atlanta at
a beautiful luncheon recently at the Aragon.
A german was given Thursday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Kayton on Drsy-
ton street. Some new and novel features
were introduced by Mr.. A Faust who led
the german. An elegant supper was served
at IL 80. Those present were Miss II.
Smith, Miss NJ. Engel, Miss Hecht,
Miss B. Kayton, Miss N. Kuhlman,
Miss T. Meinhard, Miss n. Enrich,
Miss NJ. Ferst, Mr. A. Fantl. Mr. L. Fantl,
MIR. T. Kalmon, Mr.. o. kaufman. Mr..
Sondheim, MIR. g. Rayson, Mr.. e. Frank
Mr.. NJ. Hymes, MIR. h. Cohen and Mr.. d.
Rosenheim.
Mrs. William Gaillard Lockwood spent
few days last week at the home OF Mrs.
Tracy Hunter.
Mr.. Marion Twiggs spent last Sunday
with his family IN Augusta, Ga. Mr..
Twiggs expects to bring his family to Sa-
vannah for q while, as his business Keeps
him In Savannah at present. Mrs. TwigEs
is q granddaughter of the distinguished
George Crawford and will be an acquisition
to Savannah society.
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visit Of few days to her son, Mr.. Arthur
Beverly Elliott, at his country home on the
Ogeechee river.
Thunderbolt was scene Of delightful
entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Roy Myers, last Wednesday evening, to
their friends, the Rev. and Mrs. Calisch of
Richmond, Va. Those who enjoyed their
A, Vetsberg, Mrs. Henry Gsinsburg'
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenheim.
Mrs. Emile Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lippman, Mr.. Joseph Lippman,
Miss RUsenheim, MIR. and Mrs. Julian Sol
ONION, Mrs. Edell Of Richmond, Va, Mr..
Herman Myers, Mr.. A. s. Elchherg. and
Messrs. Morton, Goodman and Sydney
Rosenbaum Of Richmond Va. The pleasure
of the entertainment was increased by in
Producing the novel feature of each guest
being asked to write an Rcrostio, the word
Thunderbolt being chosen as the subject
The fortunate winner Of the first prize was
Mrs. Julian Solomon, which was gold pen
and pencil in q plush case Mrs. Jacob
LIppman was one degree less fortunate, re-
ceiving the BOBBY. handsome pen wiper.
The gentleman's prize, silver knife. was
won by Mr.. CalIsoh, aud Mr.. Lawrence re-
ceived the BOBBY.
Judge Robert Falligant, Judge A. n.
MacDonell, Hon. Getaway Hartridge, Hon.
J..J. McDonough, Col. William Garrard,
Capt. J. f. Brooks, Mr.. John M. Bryan,
Mr.. Dave Kraus, Mr.. George A. Wilcox of
Detroit Mich, were entertained at dinner
Saturday evening by MIR. Emile Newman.
Miss Constance Trenholm Of New York
city, who made Savannah short visit re-
Gently as the guest of Miss Hopkins on Gas
ton street. and was much admired for her
beauty, surprised her many friends by an
nounoing her engagement to Mr.. Simmons
of New York.
Another birthday party given last week