The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-21

at home again, after visit to St. Angus
/ tine, Fla.
Mr.. Thomas Tannor left last night for
| Virginia.
Miss Laurie Harris and Miss Sallie Nc
/ Alpin gave their young scholars an oppor-
/ tunity to show the parents and friends of
/ the pupils the result. to a small extent, OF
some of the winters work. The children
/ did remarkably well and showed skillful
/ training and ready aptness in acquiring
| the art of pleasing presenta-
ton. Owing TO absence all of the pupils
were not on the programme. Among
| those who deserve much praise were lit
tie Minnie Mackall Sarah Cunningham,
Anna Hunter, the Misses Meldrim, Lucy
| Boyd, Nora Lawton Edmonston. 10 Wood
| fin, Wallace Postel and many others The
| recitatiOns We're remarkably well done,
and the singing and marching was graft
| flying to both teachers and parents.
The Misses Jones accompanied Mr.. and
| Mrs William Neyle Habersham to their
| summer home at White Bluff last Thurs
day.
Miss Castleman, who has been visiting
Col. and Mrs William Garrard, has re
turned to her home in Atlanta.
Mr.. George j. Baldwin took a few small
boys and girls on his naphtha launch Dixie
yesterday for an outing on the river.
They were Miss Dorothy Baldwin, Miss
| Minnie Mackall, Charles Mackall, Wal
lace Posten George G.. Baldwin and
others.
Mr.. Thomas Zizinia and family left for
New York to-day, where they will re-
main until the fall.
Mrs. G. M Cunningham entertained a
few guests last Monday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Higgins of Atlanta, who has
been visiting Miss Bannon, returned to
| her home last Friday night
Miss Claude Brandt of Charleston is
visiting Miss Cadda Stone.
Mrs. John Dudley Paige entertained in
honor of Miss Burnett of Baltimore last
Thursday evening at a card party. Those
present were Mrs. William Garrard, Mrs.
Isaac Minis, Mrs. Frank C. Battey, Miss
Lavinia Minis, Miss Backus, Miss
Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Meta Thomas,
Misses F'alligant, Miss Woodbridge, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Carrie Hazelhurst
Cohen, Miss Orme, Miss Phillips, Miss
: Claude Bond, Miss Emma Ingram, Miss
Lima Wood bridge and Miss jamie Gun
bingham Miss Minis won the first prize,
a gold hat pin, and Miss Cohen of Augusta
won the second prize, silver sachel
l marker.
Among those who were present at the
| grand ball given in New York in honor of
, the Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, last
! Monday evening, was Miss Marie Zizinia.
The Atlanta Journal says: Miss Isabel
! Castleman has returned from Savannah,
r where she spent several days very de-
, lightfully Tomorrow Mrs Castleman.
( accompanied by her daughter, will leave
2 ! for Columbus, where they go to attend
: the reception to be held on Saturday in
e celebration of the 25th anniversary of the
4 marriage of Mrs. Castlemans brother,
! Mr.. Louis F. Garrard. The reception
| will be held at Wildwood, the elegant
f residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrard The
' occasion will be an uncommonly brilliant
r one.
t A small party went over to Penny
r worth last Friday to the home of Capt.
. Manigault. They were Miss Ruth Reid,
a Miss Vida Fleming, Miss Ruthie Stewart,
n Miss Maud Thomas and Miss Meta
4 Thomas
9 There will be very beautiful and i'm
5 pressiVe services at the synagogue to-day
4 at 1920 O'clock when the order of con-
T firmation will be given to the following
candidates.: Miss Marie Enrich, who
4 has the opening prayer; Miss Eta Stern
| berg, who has the closing prayer; Miss
+, Beulah Hexter, the acceptance prayer
e Miss Rosie Roos, Miss Tessie Rosenheim.
D Miss Alma Mendes, and Miss S. Stern
). heimer.
{ Miss Alice O'Connell who has beer
{ visiting Miss Bannon, returned last Fri
,, day to her home in Atlanta.
: Mrs. Agnes Postell is in New York and
il may arrive in Savannah this week.
e Mrs j. Hoist of Columbus is visiting
her sister, Miss Backus, at Miss Ellen
n Bancroft S on Jones street.
;, Miss Claude Bond is visiting her sister
! Mrs. John Screven on CASTOR street.
! y DR.. and Mrs. George H. Stone chaper.
: | oned an outing party last Monday
- on Wilmington Island at their new home
: Those present were Miss Olney OF
= Charleston, Misses Morris and Brown OF
e Augusta, Miss Briggs of Valdosta, Miss
> Stults of New Jersey Miss Jaudon, Miss
y | bearing, Miss Josie O'Byrne, Miss Cadda
Stone, Miss Rachel Chapman, Miss Alice
Bates, Miss Carrie Wade, Miss Fannie
:, Germany, Miss Georgia Howard, Miss
Mamie Lowell and Miss Anna Harmon.
n Miss Hartridge took her scholars out
for picnic at Tybee yesterday.
Q Mr. and Mrs Harden entertained at q
Il / fish supper at the Yacht Club at Thunder
J. bolt last Friday evening. Those present
were Miss Sibley of Augusta, Miss Dear
f. ! ing of Jacksonville, Fla, Miss Meta Har.
: den, Mr.. Frank Jones and others.
t The Shakespeare Club will meet next
|, | Wednesday for the last time this season
s The members give picnic next week as
d the finale OF the cIuD meetings..
e The Young Women's Society of st
+ Johns church will give the public the OPP
y portunity of hearing some good music
S next Tuesday evening Such popular
S singers will be heard as Mrs. Schreiner
h Mrs. Haynes, Miss Ashley and Miss Co
g burn.
Next Thursday afternoon there prom
Uses to be the most amusing ball game OF
the season between the older members OF
d the Hussars and Guards The partici
j pants named for this game are all bal
| players, but of many summers ago. The
Il receipts will be presented to the Epis
a copal Orphans home of this city as pic
!, mic fund.
= Mrs j. X Clarke and Miss Clarke came
4 up from Darien yesterday and went t.
f New York. They will not return unit
q next fall