The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

uutiriug in her efforts to get
the society organized, and has
been successful in her endeavors.
The other officers are Mrs II r. jackson
and Mrs. L. L. Anderson, vice presidents;
| recording secretary, Miss Jennie John
/ ston CORES spending secretary, Miss Meta
{ Harden; treasurer Mrs. A. R. LawtOn,
Jr.; managers. Mrs. !. j. Wilder, Mrs r.
/ w Meldrim, Mrs T. F,Screycn. Mrs &. II.
Dixon, Miss Emma Bullock, Mrs, Joseph
Lamar and Mrs. Hattie Gould JetTrles,
| both of Augusta. Ga.
Miss Gertrude Clarke is the guest of
Mrs Isaac Minis on Taylor street
/ The memorial window fund committee
/ of Christ church, have sent out invita-
tiOns TO a parlor concert to be held at 1I6
| Hull street, Monday evening, March 26,
| al S 80 O'Clock. The programme is short,
/ but promises to be entertaining. 1t is as
/ follows:
/ Opening Chorus, by fourteen singers.
/ Recitation. Mrs =. A. Stoyau
/ Solo, Mrs. Finne
kiudcrSymphony
Qqqartette Mrs. tiunie, Mrs. Hunter Mr..
/ Walker. Mr.. DcaCy.
! Recitation, Mrs G.. j. Baldwin.
/ solo Nh Julian Walker.
Closing Chorus.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Max Guggenheimer, Of
! Lynch burg, and their daughter, Miss
| CecIle were complmented last Tuesday
/ with a luncheon at Thunderbolt. The Ia
/ Die was beautifully decorated with La
/ France roses. The other guests were
| Mr. and Mrs lie Roy Myers, Mr. and
! Mrs. A. Vetsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. +. New
| man, Mrs Eisman, Mrs Gainsburg. Mr.
and Mrs j. Lippman, Mrs Kayton.
| Misses Kaytou, Miss Ray Hamburger
| MIR. Strasburger, and Mr.. Rosenheim.
/ Miss Constance Turner. of Columbus
/ q ie rieifiufg Misc NaIlia Rnq,Ea nm R,1l
street
/ The inmates of the Episcopal Orphpns
( Home were complimented with an i'm
/ promtu picnic and jassGmine hunt last
Ihursdsy afternoon, by the City and
I Suburban Railway Company. A special
/ car took them to Isle of Hope and Thun-
/ derbolt, and several happy hours were
/ spent by the appreciative girls, and re
! freshments were informally served, and
quantities of jassamiue gathered and
! brought home.
Miss Laura Lester arrived Friday from
/ Washington, d. c., and is the guest Of
/ Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Karow.
/ Among other attractions for next week,
will be an entertainment on Friday even
/ ing at the Masonic hall, given by the
/ Rainbow band of Kings Daughters. CIR
/ Gle No T. AN Evening with Washing
/ ton Irving will prove irresistible, and
/ the historic tabloauX, professionally and
artistically managed will De a pleasing
/ novelty and will give the Legends a more
realistic meaning There win be five
/ scenes from the Legends of Irv-
ing's Alhambra with back
ground of the oriental palms and pal
mettO. Between the scenes there will be
singing by a few of Savannah favorites
/ The entertainment is under the manage
ment of Mrs. T. T. Chapeau, whose
; artistic taste and Familiarity with h
/ illogical lore, fit her perfectly for any
thing of this kind, and insures the
audience an entertaining evening
Miss Jessie Anderson, of New York,
will be the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Hunter, on South Broad street.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mathews, now of Atlanta,
was in the city last week the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Haskell.
Mrs. J. H Anderson, of Macon, is
/ spending a few days with Mrs. Sans, her
sister, at Us Waldburg street.
Mrs James f. Warswick. of Mont
gomery, Ala. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
/ ). A. Goebel, on Waldburg street.
Miss Frances Potts, of Mexico. Mo,
is the guest of Miss Ethel Gibson on Boil
ton street
Miss Ethel Gibson entertained last
/ Wednesday evening in compliment to her
guest, Miss Potts. The ladies' prize gold
! souvenir spoon, was won by Miss Bessie
| k'arr, the gentleman's prize, silver key
ring. was won by DR.. Marion Davis Miss
/ Matte Carter and Mr. Louis Spiyey.
won the boobies. The parlOrS We're bcauti-
fully decorated with hyacinths and as
paragus fern. The guests were Miss
Laura Cooper. Miss Matte Carter, Miss
BERTHE Smith, of Salisbury, n. c., Miss
Carrie Carter, Miss Frances Potts, Miss
Bessie Farr, Mr. Louis Spivey, Nh Nor
/ rio al-aVs T~ Natae fThnr,7erY, In
liam Strachan, MIR. Gen Grady Mr. Ed
ward Mercer, MIR Walter Gibson, DR.. NJ.
F. Davis and others.
Mrs d. r. Thomas, who has been at
Suwannee Springs, has returned home.
Miss Annie Laurie Bitch is visiting the
Misses Jaudon on GwInnett street.
Mrs. j. d. Paige is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Dent at 'Hofwyl."
Miss Mamie jackson entertained last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. s. Guckenheimer and Mrs Gerst
and children and Mrs =. =. Hamilton
have returned from Suwannee Springs
Fla.
Mrs. J. Morris, of Augusta, is the guest
of Mrs. r. L. NJ. Parks.
Mrs. Joseph Rosenheim is in Richmond
visiting her daughter Mrs, Sidney Beale
ROsenbGum.
The purim ball will take place next
Thursday evening at Masonic hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Guggenheimer, of
LynchburE. Va. and their daughter Miss
Cecile have returned home after a visit tc
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Lippman on Gas
ton street.
Misses Virgie and Lillian Hamilton en-,
tertained at beautiful luncheon last
Friday in compliment to Miss Annie
Laurie Bitch The other guests were
Misses Anna and Lizzie Harmon, Miss
Susie Jaudon, Miss Vass, Miss Jennie
Thomas and the Miss Jaudon
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Newman entertained
at theater party last Wednesday even.
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Man
Guggenheimer and Miss Cicile Gug.
genheimer of Lynchburg, Va Mr. and
Mrs Lee Roy Myers, Mr. and Mrs Law.
renee Lippman, MIR. and Mrs. Herman My
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Berg Mr. and
Mrs a. Netsbury Mrs Max hrauss, Mr.
and Mrs Louis KaNtOn, Mr. and Mrs. ia
cob Lippmau, and Miss Sara Newman.
Mrs. G. s. Ellis entertained delightfully."-
last wednesday afternoon. The house