The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05

Canadian In more ways than one. Ice boat
ing is indulged in with all the ease and
grace OF q native, and she does not even
mind a small thing like frozen ear or two.
Misses Newman aud Sherzer will enter
tain the members Of the SOciable on Tues
day evening at the residence Of Mr., Emile
Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 81. Miller, Miss
Harrydele Hallmark, Miss Marian Dunbar
and Miss Camille Mercier Of Augusta are in
New York.
Mrs. Daniel Lamont gave eautiful re-
ception last week. the last before her de-
parture for Washington. Her New York
home is attractive always, but 1t was
especially so on that occasion. Mrs. La
mont was assisted in receiving her guests
by several others Among them was Miss
Trenholm. who was recently guest Of
Mrs. Emma P. Hopkins
IL is just little early TO think about
summer resorts, but it is rumored that some
social tavorites, before their annual visit to
New York, will rest awhile in the rural
districts Of Augusta and that Grovetown
will be one of these fortunate places. The
EUening NeJUS says: "Grovetown will re-
vive its popularity as resort early this
spring and summer, and the Savannah,
colony will be the social toast Of the sea-
son."
Miss Gertie Clarke is visiting Mrs. Walter
Charlton on Charlton street
The Heart and Hand Circle of the Kings
Daughters gave a very entertaining and
successful entertainment last Thursday
evening at the Masonic hall. Much
credit is due to Miss Fannie Muslin and Mr.
Marcus Baker, who prepared the entertain
ment. The lIlliputian wedding was a novel
feature and the empire drill was also unique
Such popular voices as Miss Lesesne's and
Miss Colding's were al additional charm.
The oantata, THE Dairymaid's Supper, "
was well gotten up and was rendered by
Mr.. George W. Drummond, Miss Georgia
Howard, Miss Florrie CodiDg, MIR. ".
Swanston, Miss Mamie Proctor, Miss Alice
Proctor, Mr.. Frank Keilbach and Mr.. Harry
Turner.
The annual Purim ball of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association was held, with
great success, on Wednesday evening. The
Masonic hall was q scene of gay and orig
inal msskers. About 1880 o'clock the
judges retired for the purpose of decid-
ing the characters to whom the
prizes should be awarded. The
winner of the ladies' prize was Mrs. A. s.
Cohen; the character she personsted was
that OF lady with fortune. bunting for a
husband, and failed to obtain one. The
Rentleman's prize was awarded Mr.. d. 5.
Gardner, who represented a ons-legged match
peddler. The third prize for groups was
won by Mr.. Howard Cohen and Mr.. David
Myerson, who represented two criminals
inoaroerated In the jail OF modern justice,
the former in the cell of an Rbsconder, with
$l25,000 enjoying all the luxuries and
conveniences of a pleasant home, ex-
cept his liberty. In an adjOin-
ing cell, labeled a common thief was the
latter, representing an unfortunate negro in
for stealing some trivial article. His apart
ment was anything but inviting. The pict-
ure was the hit of the evening. After the
awarding of prizes dancing was begun in
earnest and continued up to an early hour
in the morning. Some OF the other charac-
ters were, Bread and Butter Miss mel
lie BLY,, "'Cause and Effect ""Frult Seller !"
Japanese" and the Country School,"
Miss Lamar has returned to Savannah
after visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank c..
Germany Of New York.
Miss Katie Galleher has returned to her
home 10 Augusta.
Miss Rosenheim entertained few friends
at the De Soto last evening in compliment
to visiting ladies. Those present were the
Misses Hirsch of Atlanta, Miss Hutzler Of
Richmond, Miss Well, Mr.. Rosenheim and
Mr. Henry Huztler OF Richmond.
Mrs L. Kayton gave a luncheon on
Thursday to the guests of Mrs. Well.
Beautiful cut glass saltcellars were the
souvenirs. Those present were the Misses
Hirsch of Atlanta, Miss Hutzler Of Rich
mond, Mrs A. Ferst Miss Soherzer, Miss
Kayton and Miss Pauline We'll
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hudson enter
tanned few friends on Friday evening at
Thunderbolt. The guests went out In an
omnibus to find q delicious supper served
by Mrs. Bannon. The supper WAS given
complimentary to the Misses Stavro Of At
lantic City, who are visiting Miss Hudson.
The Ladies' Guild" of the Lutheran
church will give an entertainment at the
Masonic hall next Thursday evening, and a
very attractive programme is arranged,