The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07

| introduced The ladies were presented
| with souvenir spoons, each one being diff
| ferent from the other The chaperons
! were Mr. and Mrs. l.. Grouse, Mr., and
! Mrs. Joseph Eerst, MIR. and Mrs. 5. a.
| Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. HeCht. Those
| dancing were Miss Emma Einstcin, Miss
| Ferst, Miss Kulmap, Miss Ruth KaNton,
| Miss Nellie Enrich, Miss Ida Rciser,
| Miss Birdie KaytOn, Miss Smith, Miss
| Eugel, Mr.. ID. L. StCmberger. Mr.. A.
Fantl, Mr.. NJ. Hyams, Mr.. $. Bins
| wanger, Mr. /. KalmOn, Mr.. 4. New
| berger, Mr.. j. Dreyer, Mr.. George
| Davis and DR.. Silverman. Miss Hecht
| has been OUT only one season, and is
wonderfully popular. Her beauty and
| amiability makes her many friends. She
and her mother. Mrs. d. Hecht, leave for
| New York to-day to be absent during the
summer
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Olmstead and
| family, Mrs. A. Pratt Adams and son
| have gone out to their home at Beaulicu
| for the summer.
Miss Dallic Briggs and Miss Annie
| Laurie Bitch will visit the Misses Jaudon
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nisbet entertained
| last Thursday evening in honor Of the
| Misses King and Miss Conrad.
The Woman's Exchange on Abercorn
| street will be a popular rendezvous for
hungry and thirsty visitors this week.
The only wedding of the past week of
note was that of Miss Pauline Wells and
| Mr.. j. A. Mays, Jr., at the First Presby-
| terrain church last Thursday at noon.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Mays are III Charleston,
| and will be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Baldwin enter
| tanned last Thursday evening. Those
present were Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss
| Mary Whitehead. Miss Annie Pnnett of
| Baltimore. Miss Carrie Cohen Of
Augusta. Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Woodbridge. Miss Maud Thomas. Miss
Grace Barnard. Mr. Allan Boyd, Mr. John
Morris Mr. j. Ferris Cam, Mr. Arthur
Beverly Elliott, Mr.. Julian Hartridge,
Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins, Mr.. Murray
Carswell, Mr.. Arthur Whitehead, Mr.
William B. Hartridge and Mr.. T. M. Gun
ningham, Jr.
The Chatham Artillery gave a picnic at
their club house at Tybee last Tuesday
Prof. Blacks May ball was an interest
ing proof of what the children have
learned in the past month. They danced
wonderfully well, and especial mention is
made of Albert Won Eberstein as George
Washington and little Carrie BOhrman
as Martha Washington" who danced
| the minuet in a style that could not be
surpassed Miss Bohrman is very tai
ented child and she deserves much praise
for her dancing. She was given an ova-
ton of applause, and flowers were
showered upon her without number,
which she gracefully acknowledged by
| bowling and throwing a kiss to the
| audience.
A charming entertainment was given
Thursday evening by the Helpful Circle
of King Daughters at the residence of
| Mrs. Clement Saussy, No. ~ Bolton
street The programme consisted of vocal
and instrumental music and recitations.
Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Schreiner and Mr..
| Rebarer and Mr.. Blois sang and Miss
| COburn and Prof Stewart gave the in
strumental selections. Refreshments were
| served and a delightful evening was spent.
| The entertainment was very successfully
| managed by Mrs. Thigpen and Mrs.
Haynes.