The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-26

Lay uSs mas presented the pQDllc
WIN dainty volume in blue and gold,
entitled Sylvan Lyrics and Other
Poems" This will be the fad for a holt
DAY gift, and the south is justly proud of
TINS true poet, whose poems ring with
the sentiment and chivalrous spirit of
the south:, and whose sylvan lyrics are
laden with the fragrance Aof the wild
leSsamlne, the climbing rose, the grace
iui swaying of the pines. His poems
take one from the din and turmoil Of the
city TO cool dells and meadows, where
are ''band of bluebirds, f." or the song of
knocking birds.
MIR. and Mrs. James H. Hunter were
complimented In Griffin last week, at a
dluner given by Miss Opal Smith.
Mrs. j. Aston has returned home from
visit to New York.
Miss Courtney, of Charleston, is visit
ing Miss Pearl Sibley, in Augusta.
Mrs. Ottinger and child have returned
from the north.
Mrs. Luke Carson went up to Augusta
last Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas J. Shipman and wife have
returned to the city and are at IS Henry
street.
Miss Katie Spellman is the guest Of
Miss Mary Buley, of Augusta.
Miss Venie Minus returned home last
Thursday after an extended visit TO the
north and west
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clarke and Miss
Gertrude Clarke passed through the city
last Friday on their way to their home in
Darien.
Miss Caro- duBignon and Miss Nan
dublgnon arrived home yesterday from
Baltimore, where they have been attend
ing school. They are on a short visit
home to attend the Cunningham-Wood-
bridge wedding.
Miss Nell Steinheimer, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. L. H. Abrahams, at lG3
Gwinnett street
Miss Mamie Arnold entertained few
friends last Thursday afternoon in a most
charming and informal manner The
young hostess was lovely in a becoming
shade of pink. She was assisted by Mrs.
Campbell Wylly and Miss Arnold. The
guests were Miss Page Wilder, Miss
Florence McAlpin, Miss Jessie Chisholm,
Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss Lima Wood
bridge, Miss Elise Huger. Miss Grace
Barnard, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss
Marie Nisbet, Miss Virginia Cunning
ham, Miss Lille Anderson, Miss Lucie
Chisholm, Miss Lima Walter
Miss Florence Palmer has returned
home after a charming summer spent
with her friend, Mrs. Julia F'ishburne. in
Summerville, S. c..
The friends of Miss Madge White, of
RondOut, n. Y, will be pleased to hear
that she is visiting friends IN the city.
Miss Guthman, of Atlanta, is the guest
of Mrs. 1. G.. Haas.
Master Charles Schwarz entertained a
number of his friends at birthday party
on Friday afternoon. -Four lighted can
dies on the pretty birthday cake denoted
the number of years the little host had
attained.
Miss Dub entertained at a beautiful lun-
cheon last Friday afternoon compliment
tary to the visiting young ladies. The
guests were Miss Guthman. Of Atlanta,
Miss WaXelbaum, of Macon, Miss Sprinz,
of Macon, Miss Kaufman, of Boston,
Miss Kulman, Miss Ruthie Kayton, Miss
Birdie Kayton, Mrs. Daveo Robinson.
Mrs. VIM M Adams. of Swannano,
n. G., who has been visiting her relatives,
Mr.. j. A. Doyle and family, and Mr.. L. T.
Doyle and family, returned last week to
her home.
- The 18th anniversary of the Young
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society was
celebrated on Thursday evening by a
grand ball, held. fat the Masonic hall
This annual ball had been long looked
forward to as an enjoyable event and it
proved to be worthy the anticipation
Matrons and buds mingled together in
elegant array, and formed a beautiful
contrast TO the somber attire of the gen.
tlemen. Among those present were: Mrs,
Nj. Dryfus, in white peau de sole, entrain
with point and duchess lace; Mrs l. Roos
IN blue brocade; Mrs. S. Binswanger, in
blue silk organdie Mrs. G. S. Byck,
in red crepe; Mrs. J. Bigler, in
black satin with black aud white en-
broidered lace; Mrs. Max Stern, in white
ofgandie over corn colored silk; Mrs j.
8irn baum, black satin and magenta Mrs.
|. @. Haas, pearl silk with pink crepe !;
Mrs. Julius COllat, white brocaded silk /;
Miss Sarah Stern, white silk accordion
plated skirt; Miss Lena Ehrlich, corn
colored bengaline, white applique lace
Miss Mamie Roos, blue satin accordion
plated muslin de sole; Miss Nellie Cohen,
pink brocade embroidered crystal lace /;
Miss Schwaab, white silk; Miss Emma
lavender crepon and white
satin; Miss Jennie Taggart, blue
and white satin; Miss Guthman, of
Atlanta, blue silk venetian lace: Miss
Hammersehlag, of Philadelphia. in white
china silk and ribbons; Miss Hecht, pink
satin: Miss Eta Gazan, yellow satin
crystal fringe; Miss Bigler, of Tennessee.
ME green SILK; MISS Dolly DUP, In yellow
satin duchess point lace and crystal
trimming; Miss Engel, blue faille; Miss
Rieser, white silk with cleopatra trim
mings; Miss Waxelbaum, of Macon,
white organdie over silk; Miss Meinhard,
blue silk; Miss Kayton, blue satin and
ruby velvet, and others. Among
the gentleman present were Mr.
Lee Kahn, of Macon, Mr.
j. 2. Taggart, Mr.. Max Stern.
Mr.. Binswanger, Mr.. F. Kohler,
Mr., Theo. Collat, Mr.. G.. l.. Byck, DR.. J.
Weichselbaum, Mr.. Gratz Myers, Mr.. A.
p. Solomon, MIR. l. G. Haas, Mr.. Max
Robinson, Mr.. A. L. Guckenheimer, Mr.
Frank Kulman, Mr.. Leon Ferst and
others. The financial success of the bail
was largely due to the indefa tigable eff
forts of the following gentlemen. COM
prising the committee; MIR. j. M. Frank,
Mr.. M. L. Gardner, Mr.. l..
Hirsch. Mr.. d. A. Byck, Mr. l. G..
and Mr.. l. Holman. Cobbs or
chestra furnished the music, and at md
night an elegant supper was served by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association, after which the
dancing was resumed until the wee sma'
hours.
Miss Sophie Thurston, of Charleston,
will arrive in the city tomorrow. and
will be the guest of Miss Vida Fleming.
Miss Mary Appleton has returned home.
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