The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18


original prize, 1t being a handsome pair OF
opera glasses. The Bush Zouaves each re-
ceived prize, silver and gold souvenir
spoon, the members of the com
pany are: Capt. Arthur Levy, Sergt.
Edward L. Wortsman, Sidney Levy, Davy
Blrn baum, lsadore Praeger, Edwin Bins
wanger, Warren Cohen Harry Praeger,
Cool Stern, and Jerome Krauss, They
marched with military bearing and an
imposing spectacle in their becoming uni
form. Other present were Misses HELEN
Binswanger and Hortense Stern,
as two little girls in, blue"
David Roos, as prince; Ada Amram,
prince; Miss Lehman Amram, as
japonica; David Wortsman. as chry-
santhemum; Miss Mildred Enrich, as
Marguerlte; Miss Alice Collat, as wild
flowers; Miss Bertha Amram, as little
gardener; Eugene Collat, as peoples Miss
Ada Enrich, as Folly; Miss Ruthie
Enrich, as Spring; Louis Soloshin,
as Or. KillquIck; Albert Won Ebberstein,
as George Washington; Sidney Worts-
man as Countof Monte Christie in black vel
vet, lace and diamonds Miss Edna Mohr
as flower girl; Miss Lita Mohr as fairy;
Henrietta Falk, as tambourine girl Joseph
Falk as Tory Dor; w. Falk, sailor boy;
Rite talk, spring flowers Amy Myers,
grand duchess; H. Dryfus, chrysanthe-
NUNS; H, Somerberg rose A. Berg,
prince; Jake Kaufman Indian; Miss
Helen Kaufman, Folly; Howard Cohen,
newsboyi Arthur Cohen, milkboy; Samy
Cohen, umbrellas 10 mend"; Miss Mary
Raphael of New York, as flower girl; AL
bert Raphael, Lord Fauntleroy; Miss
Sarah Garfukil, gypsy Misses Oppehan
and Bohman, two little girls in blue;
Miss Edith Collat, flower girl; Miss Etty
Rothschild, Joan of Arc; G. Perlinsky,
pink rose; Julian Solomon, knight of
the garter; E. Lovingstein; Miss M
Lovingstein, Grecian girl; Ada Solomon,
forget-me-not; Joe Solomon, waiter; Miss
Hattie Deutsch, flower girl; Miss Hattie
Strain, flower girl Mrs. Norma Eckstein,
queen of hearts Hazel Haas, German
peasant; H. Newman, German peasant
girl Miss Rita Roth daughter of Israel;
Miss Vivian Stern, baby; Myer Unitz,
nickel in the Slot" lie Roy Lo9enstein,
hard times; F. Nimberger, violet; Sam
Brown, clown, Harold Hohenstein prince;
Irwin Hohenstein, page; Philip Nathans,
built" Ethel Apper flower girl; Miss
| Mai Hirman; ballet dancer: A. Solomon,
farmer; H. Solomon, Folly; S. Levy,
gypsy; Isaiah Solomon, drummer boy; Sol
Brandt, king; S, Brandt, prince Miss
May Brandt, princess; Miss Edith
Koher, chrysan themum; Arthur Koler
Miss S. Cohen, flower girl; Henry Brown,
l.
fortune teller; Isadore Wood, gardener;
Miss Gladis Bowman; r. Abraham,
Indian; L. Stern, mid ship-mate Miss
Lily Weicheth daisy bell Miss Minnie
Wood, fancy dancer; Miss Lena Gush,
star; Miss Edna Lilienthal; Miss Cecilia
Solomon; Miss Junilie We'll, deacons
daughter Garrard Newman, Dutchman;
Zip F'alk, drummer boy; Miss 1. Cohen,
flower girl; Miss Eva Cohen. tambourine
girl Miss M Dub; Miss Viola Krouskoif;
others in the fancy dances were: Miss
Marie Enrich, Miss Tessie RoSenheim,
Miss Helen Epstein, Miss Matte Ulitz,
Miss Bessie Lilienthal, Miss Rosa Ross,
Miss Rosa Lazaron, Mrs. Sallie Lazaron,
Martin e. Kirschbaun. The ball was a
gay scene and most effective, and the
representations in the different costumes,
were inimitable; all deserve unbounded
praise for the success of the ball inan-
cially, and most entertaining evening to
all present.
Miss Belle Daniel entertained last Fri
day evening most delightfully."- Among
the guests were, Mrs. Munnerlyu, Mrs.
Parsons, Miss Haskell, Miss Wilder,
Miss Nisbet, Miss Julia Owens. Miss Co
sens, Miss George Nisbet, Miss Albert
Hull. Miss Edith Warfeld, Miss Frances
Walter, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Frances
Charlton, Miss Marie Blos, Miss Meta
Chisholm, Mr. Lewis Haskell, Jr., Mr..
Paul Haskell, Jr,, Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr..
George Hayward and others.
1t is regrettable that Mrs. Henry Nc
Alpin Schley has not consented to take
part in the musical festival this week.
She would be great addition to it. She
has a magnificent contralto voice, and
it has been very carefully cultivated
1t is as clear as silver bell
full Of force and music, and Mrs.
Schley uses it with grace and skill.
And she has the faculty of expressing the
thought and feeling of the songs she
sings, so that it is genuine pleasure to
listen to her. An excellent and well
trained contralto voice is rare, and Mrs.
Schley has, therefore, a treasure that
few possess, Very few of her friends
have heard her sing, and if she were to
take part in the festival she would give
pleasure to many.
Miss Sadie Dempsey, of1Augusta, is Wis
iting Mrs, Alvin NJ, Bell, at No. rs Duffy
street.
Miss Orr. who has been the guest of
the Misses Hamilton. is in Augusta visit
ing Miss Pearl Sibley Miss Orr made
many friends while in thecity who regret
her departure.
Mrs. W. G.. Jeffords, Miss Leila Jefords,
and Cadet E. II. Jeffords, of Charleston,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jeffords,
on New Houston street.
Mrs. S. p Hamilton and Miss Lillian
Hamilton will be among the guests at
Suwannee Springs this week
Miss Inez Tiedeman entertained at
birthday party last Friday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Routzan, VINO has BEEN the
guest of Miss Josie OBYrne, has re
turned to her home in Waynesboro
Miss Annie johnson is the guest Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Habersham Clay in Bryan
county.
DR.. and Mrs. Stone and Mrs. G. w.
Saussy chaperoned party last evening
in the mystic moonlight, at an oyster
roast at Thunderbolt. Those in the party
were, Miss Bardin, OF Charleston; Miss
Bivins, Of Miledgeville; Miss Georgia
Howard Miss Josie O'Eyrne. Miss Hat
tie Saussy, Miss Stone, Mr.. Lewis Spivey,
Mr.. Doughty Osborn, DR.. Il. l.. Lamar,
Mr.. Il. Cope, Mr.. Edward Richmond, Mr. |
William OByrne, MIR. Spindle and Mr..
Harry Hinson.
DR.. aud Mrs. Charles Strong we're COM