The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-14

tory Of Maria Dele Gracia, Milan. The
Last Judgment" by Michael Angelo. in
the Sistine chapel Vatican, Rome. The
i Ira Ss!. ," By Raphael sarzio: in
Madonna" By RspAasl SaFzso.
sum ption ion of the N Virgin 81 Titan. il
the academy of Venice. ''Phoebas and
Aurora by Guido REM, in the Hospig-
liosi Palace, Rome. THE Communion Of
st. Jerome" by Domenichino, Vatican
Museum, Rome. Might Watch" by
Rembrandt Van Ryn, in the National
museum, Amsterdam. THE Descent
| from the Cross, by Peter Paul Rubens,
in the Cathedral, Antwerp. Madonna
by Murrillo, in the Louvre museum
Paris. Alteration of the Trinity" by
Durer, National Museum, Vienna. Then
followed the very interesting and breezy
paper on Margaret Fuller, by Miss
Ruthie Stewart, who did full Justice to
the subject, and presented most cleverly
written paper. The club is thoroughly
well organized and a very interesting
programme is outfor the winters perusal.
Mr. C. P. Lee, who has been very ill
with pneumonia at his home on Taylor
street, is improving.
The Willing Workers will give a reeep-
ton at the residence Of Mrs. J. G. Haas
50 Castor street on Monday afternoon. =
Q Mayor and Mrs. McDonough entertained
at theater party at the Patti concert
Thursday evening in Atlanta. Those
present were: MIR. and Mrs AmOrous,
of Atlanta, and Mrs. Elton A. Smith and
Mrs. M. A. O'Byrne, of Savannah.
Miss Maud F d'Antignac arrived home
yesterday from an extended visit north
Messrs. Stephen and Peter Rabey, who
have been spending few months in Eng
land visiting relatives, will sail from
| Snnfb Harnnt6n tbic xuaalr nd IN
expected in Savannah.
Mrs. Max Wolff is visiting in Atlanta
Miss Sarah Mills has returned to Balti-
more, where she is attending school of
Madame Lefebre.
Mrs. Levi Cohen, of Atlanta, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. j. M. Solo
1 mons, has returned home.
Miss Elise Rauers has returned to Bal
timore.
Miss Kaufman, who has been visiting
1 her sister, Mrs David Robinson, win re-
turn home this week.
At the union meeting last Tuesday of
the bands of Kings Daughters, Mrs.
William r. Thigpen was unanimously
elected secretary for the state of Georgia
| Being woman of wonderful executive
ability and rare intellectual attachments,
Mrs Thigpen will ably fill the honored
position she has been elected to AL.
MIR. Herman Myers entertained at a
| theater party on Tuesday evening. Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lippman, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Lippman,
Miss Adele Rosenbaum, of Richmond,
Mrs Vetsburg, Miss Bertha Rosenheinn
and Mr.. d. Roseuheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Whatley entertained
last Friday evening" in compliment to
Miss Mary 10 Pritchard. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Woodfn, Miss Josie
Freeland, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Lille
Anderson Miss Penie Lamar Mr. Rob
| ert L. Mercer, Jr., Mr.. Edward Mercer,
DR. Lamar, Mr.. Horace Hunter, Mr.. Rob-
| ert Harrison.
Among the guests of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association last Thursday even
| ing were Miss Ray Hamburgher, Miss
Mamie Engel, Miss Dollie Dub, Miss Hat
tie Hecht, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Ida
Meinhard, Mr.. Oscar Kulman, Mr.. How
ard Cohen, Mr.. Nat Solomon, Mr.. Dave
Rosenheim, Mr.: Nose Guckenh eimer, Mr..
Julian Hexter, Mr.. Alfred Fantl and MIR.
Mord Hyams.
There was a quiet but pretty wedding
at the Church Of the Good Shepherd last
Thursday evening, when Miss Sarah
Hardwick and Rev. Ernest M. Stires, of
Chicago, were married. -" t.s' Meas
"A complimentary straw ride to Miss
Annie DAILY, of Macon, was given last
! thursday evening, ana delightful fish
supper served. Those in the party were:
Miss Annie DAILY. of Macon, Miss Purcell,
of Augusta, Miss Annie Savares, Miss
Rose Kelly, Miss Mae Murphy, Miss
Katie Spellman, Miss Mamie Tuberdy,
Miss Maggie Murphy, Miss Mamie Bow
den, Mr.. James Lyons, MIR. John Sullivan,
| Mr.. W. G. Sutlive, Mr.. Thomas Price,
Mr.. H. T, Wilson. Mr.. w. J. Kehoe, Mr.,
! NJ, H. Bowling, Mr. ID. A. Tuberdy Mr..
John Brennan, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman enter
tanned royalty last Wednesday evening to
celebrate their eleventh wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. Y. L. Sill gave a luncheon on
Thursday at her residence, IT'S Hall
street, in honor of her guest, Miss Dono-
van of Philadelphia. The table was beau
tiful in its appointments, and the menu
Partisan in its delicacy. The floral
| decorations were iaponicas and Roman
hyacinths At each plate was a card
with a quotation from a classical author
The favors were petite flower vases of
Hungarian ware, sweet with violets and
4 hyacinths. Mrs. Sill is a delightful
hostess full of chic and vivacity, and has
a contralto voice of rare richness. Miss
Donovan, her guest, adds 10 her many
4 charms of person, bright conversational
\ powers, and entertaining manners, which
make her a favorite with all who meet
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