The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

ted from the stage. Her robes were all
becomiugly worn, and gray travelling dress
especially "chion-to use borrowed IAN
guage 'David" did bis part most remark
ably well, and was wonderfully at home IN
| e new departure for him. "MT. Christopher
| Larkius" received much applause for his
cool and easy acting, and exact presen,,
| tation; and "Mr. AdOlphus Swansdo"n"
was thoroughly warmed up 10 bis part.
Much praise was showered on ell, and there
was no flaw in the whole play. AFTER tne
| performance Mr.. Henry MoAlpin empha-
sized the invitation on the programme OF
| dancing, and pretty soon the crowd mad dls-
! persed, the chairs made themselves small,
and TO the strains of Cobb's orchestra were
''the dancers dancing in tune" although
many seemed to 20. many also seemed 20
! stay. and among the cbaperOns we're Mrs.
| McAlDn. Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, MIS-.
| Charles Cunningham, Mrs. Arnold aud Mrs.
Backus.
Mrs. Harris is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Battey.
Miss Mccullough Of Virginia is visiting
Miss Alice Thomas.
Mrs. P. A. 5tovall is in Augusta visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gamble are stop
ping at Miss Bancrott's. 1---4.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilson entertained a
few guests Saturday evening compliment
airy to Hiss Darby of Charleston.
Mrs. Frank Holland of atlanta and two
| children are visiting Mrs. james Z. Cope,
on Taylor street.
Invitations are out to the marriage Of
Miss Alice Thomas TO Mr.. r. Cuyler Cor
don on Wednesday evening at st. Johns
church.
MIR. Frank E. Rebarer has received many
compliments for his successful training and
| excellent music of the choir during the past
two Sundays especially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bates have issued IN
vitations for next Thursday evening to cele-
brate the 10Th anniversary Of their we'd
| ding.
Mr. and Miss Leaken entertained at dim
ner last Monday evening at the De Soto.
The guests were Mrs. Walker, Miss Daisy
McAlpin, MIR. and Mrs. Hal Schley. Miss
Emmie Lawtou, Miss Ruthis Stuart, Mr.
Henry McAIpin, Mr.. Thomas SoTeven, Mr.
John Sullivan Schley and MIR. John r.
Young.
A strawberry festival next Tuesday even
ing at the Masonic hall will be an attrac-
| tiou. 1t is under the auspices Of the Daugh-
| ters Of Israel.
Miss Joseph Woodhn's party Of children
last Tuesday was mort delightful affair,
and the little happy ones were Misses Flea
nor and Bessie Shooter, Minnie Mackatl,
Lila Conner Belle Bat!ey, Claude and Ger
trude Sullivan, Sophie Aeldrim, Edith
Williams, julie Screven, Emmie Ravenei,
| Nellie Shellmen, Norma Montague, Rosa
Gibbs, Louise bearing Gladys Johnston,
Mary Winn Harris Fraser Law, Auna
| Hunter, Nora Edmondston, Vida Chisholm,
Masters Murdoch Chisholm, Charlie Adams,
| Allan Gibbs, Dan MacIntyre, Jr., Will Mor-
rell, Isaac Minis, Jr., George Whstley,
Charlie schley, Lawton Mackal, Daveu-
port Bryan, Henry Hull, Jr., and Wayne
| Warfeld.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Baor OF Charleston
spent few days in Savannah last week.
Mrs. John NJ. Bryan was hostess ct q
beautiful lilac luncheon last week. compli-
| mentary to the members OF the ladies aid
to the Savannah Volunteer Guards. Those
! present were Mrs Emile Newman, Mrs. T.
| NJ Cunningham, Mrs. William Garrard,
Mrs Charles NJ. Gibbs, Mrs. W. w. Rogers,
/ llTS. 4. r. buEObiAt NlI6s r "A. JgON6ii, MIS-.
| Arnold, Mrs. 7. f. Screven, Mrs G. T. Cam,
Mas Vida Fleming, Miss SCreven. Miss
| Coseps, Miss Ruthie Stuart Miss Emmie
LAYTON, Miss Screven and Miss Wood
bridge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman entertained
the members of the social" most delight
fully last Tuesday evening. the prizes were
| won by Mrs. Heiman of Philadelphia, Miss
| Sherzer, Miss Einsteiu, Mr.. Joseph Dreyer,
| Mr.. Ferdinand Newberger and MIR. Dave
| Einstein.
Mrs. B. n. Hopkins and two children
| have returned home after a pleasant visit
/ to her mother Mrs. Sollee on New Houston
street. Mrs. Hopkins has been singing the
| leading alto at St Patricks for the past two
months and her voice was much admired
and viii bs missed.
Miss Elise Woodberry has returned home
after delightful visit to Atlanta and
Athens. She visited her sister, Miss Rosa
| Woodberry, at the Lucy Cobb and at
| teaded the germans and several theater par
ties and had a most delightful time.
The concert Tuesday evening, April IS,
| OF the Masonic hall will be one Of the best
| things Of the kind since Dr.. Palmer's de-
perture, and all music-lovinE people will
| be glad OF an opportunity TO hear again
| some real good music, and there will be
heard some new voices which are well
worth hearing. 1t is complimentary TO the
sweetest voice in Savannah and Mrs. Fin
ME will be enthusiastically and substantially
remembered that evening. AS the german
comes the same evening, the music loving
dancer will take in the concert first and the
| appearance of the full dress will be quite
social feature and an attractive sight.
The Rainbow Circle of Kings Daughters
| will give q very entertaining evening at
| the Masonic hall next Thursday. There
! will be some very fine pictures to look ct,
and some good music to hear. "a glimpse
at the Louvre" sounds very inviting, and
the programme, which is charming one,
| will certainly draw q crowd.
Mrs. B. T. KohIer and Miss Frances K.
Kohler are in New York stopping at the
| Savoy.
A most delightful evening was spent at
the hospitsble home Of Mir. and Mrs. War
| ing RUSSELL Jr., last Tuesday, In honor of
| the 18th birthday Of their eldest daughter,
! Fannie. Delicious refreshments were served
and the guests had @ thoroughly good time.
They were Miss Leonoro Labiche, Miss Car
RE Aucker. Miss Eva Aucker, Miss Edna
Morgan, Miss Minnie Morgan, Miss Nellie
Russell, Miss Mamie Farrell, Miss Gertrude