The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-27


served. which the young people heartily
enjoyed.
Mr., and Mrs. J. a. Sands, of New York
and daughter. are the guests of Mr.. L. NJ.
Hazlehurst, on New Houston street.
Mrs. W. 4. Susong and Mrs. H. L.
Milligan left last Friday for their sum
mer home in Greenville, Tenn.
A surprise party was given TO Miss
May Barnwen last Thursday evening al
her uRcle's residence, Mr.. J. Fl. Fox, on
Wilmington Island. The party left on
the Flora at p. m, returning at IL p. N.
Those in the party were: Miss Maud
Barnwell, Miss Ella Weeks, Miss Lily
Murphy. Miss Loula Ward, Miss Lily
Fleetwood, Miss Nellie Turner, Miss
Nellie Murphy, Miss Rosa Fulton, Miss
Emmie Barnwell, Miss Frances Bulcken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Brown, Messrs.
julius Sipple. Sack Boyd, W. G. Folger,
Z. p Terry, John Bulckeu, Walter Full
ton, A J. Stow, George Murphy. The
chaperons were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Murphy, Mrs. F. A. Fulton, Mrs, G.
Barnwelr
Savannah is making a noble struggle in
a netlc cause, and it is to stablish free
kindergarten in the city. A strong asso-
clation has been formed and officers
elected, and an executive committee at
work. They are increasing their funds,
teacher, to open a free kindergarten.
After the,success has been proved, it is
hoped that the public school system will
take up the work Mr.. B. A Denmark
was president, but had TO resign from
lack of time. Mrs. Silva, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. P. A. Stovau. second vice.
president; Miss Harris, third vice-presi-
dent; Miss Minis, corresponding sec
rotary Miss. Maccaw, recording
Sprraf1rXr- Mr. II (NruoDip
ham treasurer Some of those on the ex-
ecutive' committee are: Mrs. A. R. Law
ton, Jr., Mrs. G.. j. Baldwin. Mrs. Leon
ard Mackall, Mrs. H. ID. Stevens, Mrs.
Edward karOw, Mrs. r. II. Bewic5, Mrs.
Robert Butler, Mrs. Pratt Adams. Miss
L. Miller, Mr.. Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. Perry
SOlomons, MIR. Tiedeman and Others An
entertainment will be given next Satur-
day evening for the benefit of the fund
After an interesting programme there
will be dancing. No hats are requested,
particularly. There will be eight num-
bers on the programme; recitations by
Mrs. q. j. Baldwin and Mrs P A. Sto-
vail, songs Dy two favorites- and songs
and games by siXty-ive kindergarten
children from the privates schools of the
Misses Harris, McAlpin and Maccaw.
But prominent on the programme will be
the kinder-symphony, which is itself
worth going to see and hear.
Mrs. j. T. Dent entertained at dupli-
cate whist last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. William Mckee will spend month
at Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Baldwin and family
will spend several weeks at the Cottage
CLUB in June.
MIR. Fred Morgan gave a delightful
ride on the tug Cynthia to black fish
banks on Monday in honor of his 2lst
birthday. An enjoyable time was spent.
Among those present were: Mrs. ID.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paulsen Mai. J.
Schwarz. Mr.. and Mrs. Sultor, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Paulsen, MIR. and Mrs. j Danials,
MIR. and Mrs. r. W. Baughn, Miss
Sophie Helmken, Miss +. Schwarz
Miss e. Harms, Miss M. Schwarz,
Miss Z. Great, Miss H. Saverese, Miss
X. Ham, Miss A Behr, Miss G. Klug,
Miss NJ. Hetterich, Miss ID. Suffer, Miss
A. Morgan Miss E. Paulsen, Mr.. j. Paul
sen, Mr. n. Helmken, Mr.. o. Seller,
Mr.. j. Stevens Mr.. c. Gradot, Mr.. J.
Morgan and Mr.. F. Suffer
The fortunate few who are invited to
the concert to be given by the festival
chorus on next Tuesday evening at the
gymnasium hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will hear some
good music. The day is approaching
when we viii not have to go to the Madi-
son Garden to hear good music, but can
have it right here in Savannah.
The regatta was one of the pleasantest
society events of the week The lady
friends of the yachtsmen were out in full
force and much interested in the boats
and their crews.
Miss Eta Rothschild celebrated her 18th
birthday on last Tuesday evening at her
home, 1897 Gordon street. From until IL
o'clock gowned in pink silk dress, the
fair hostess gracefully received her
guests. A profusion of La France roses
and ferns adorned the rooms. 1t was
very pleasant affair Dancing and games
were INDUCED in, and this was inter-
woven with recitations by Misses Edith
Robinson, Helen Bins wanger and Beatrice
Gazan. Misses Katie McDonough,
Estelle Gutman and Ada Enrich danced
fancy dances and all were heartily ap-
plauded. At 10 o'clock the orchestra
played the supper march, which was led
by Miss Eta Rothchild and Master
Maur UltiZ During the march each
guest was presented a handsome souve-
mir. Those present were; Misses jeanette
We'll, Rita Roth. Helen Binswanger,
Florence Stern, Viola Frank Edith
Robinson, Ada Enrich, Tessle Hexter,
Beatrice Gazan, Estelle Gutman, Eva
Cohen, Edna Lillienthal. Hortense Stern,
Hazel Cohen, Jessie Brown, Ada Traub,
F1rieda Tradb, Katie McDonough, Bessie
Krauss, Maud Won kberstein, Masters
Sigmond Berg, Leon Stern. Sligo Mohr
Max KohlerT Percy Meyers, Virian
Meyers, Joe Solomons. Edwin Letter,
Dave NOrtsman Louis Neuburger, Edgar
Wortsmau, jerome Mitchell, Herbert
iGefst, Willie Morrison, Arthur Levy,
Charles Stern, Ariel Stern and Maier
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