The morning news., 1894-02-11

devotees, and several familiar faces were
missed among the gay throng, and several
absenteeS were welcomed by their friends.
The chaperones were Mrs. Z. Nj. Cunning
ham and Mrs. j. F. Minis. The german
was most gracefully and smoothly led by
Mr. George Gadsden, and some very pretty
ana generous figures were led. There
were few strikingly pretty dresses, but
only few. The gay girls must have held
IN reserve their swellest gowns to reap
pear in greater glory after Easter; but
the complete symphony of tints and tones
was lacking, as a whole though the girls
individually looked well. A beautifully
fitting princess gown of pale green and
pink was a pleasure to gaze upon
a yellow gown, worn by dark
haired debutante and. pink gown, be-
comlngly worn bya fair-haired debutante,
and several soft, graceful, cloud-like
gowns were all particularly pleasing.
Cobb's orchestra was missed, but in its
placewas a softer style of music, more
inspiring for Waiting, and not less so for
the military figures. Among those pres
ent, besides the regular attendants, were
Miss Ratsburn, of Pennsylvania, Miss
Louise Barnard, Mr.. Hudson, Mr. Paul,
and Mr.. w. E. Norton, of Orange, n. J.
Mrs Fuller, of Orange, N. j., is in the
city, and is residing with Mrs. Gdrrard
Hayward.
Capt. and Mrs. R. G. Clark Cnee Miss
Daisy Klng) are among the social leaders
of Rome, Ga, and last Tuesday they en-
tertained in true southern style The
Rome daily speaks ia complimentary
terms, as follows: IAN elegant reception
was held Tuesday afternoon and evening,
at the cOmmodious and palatial resi-
dence of Capt. r. q. Clarke, in East
N hn al -s.1 L.
were invited, and at the evening recep-
ton, young people were entertained. 1t
was one Of the most brilliant receptions
given in Rome this winter"
Mr. w. E. Norton, of Orange, N. j., is
welcomed to Savannah again. He Is ac-
companying his sister, Mrs. Fuller, who
has come south for her health.
Miss Beckwith went up to Atlanta last
week, to be absent few days.
The Rosenbaum -Rosenheim wedding
last Tuesday afternoon at Synagogue
MickVa was one of the most brilliant So
cial events of the week. The temple was
filled with eager spectators, who wit
messed the solemn ceremony, the hand
some bridesmaids and the elaborate floral
decorations, with admiration. Among
the bridesmaids, tall, stately fair
haired maiden was the subject of much
mplimentary remark. The bride was
attired in gown of heavy satin, falling
IN graceful folds; an ideal bridal robe
The flowers were in profusion, and the
music, a burst of rich melody The
voices harmonized beautifully and the
full tones of the organ swelled under the
touch OF skillful fingers.
Miss Henrietta Myers is visiting MIR.
and Mrs. James Dent at "Hofwyl," near
Brunswick.
The bridal ball at the De Soto last
Tuesday evening was a very large and
brilliant one Two hundred guests filed
the dining hall and danced to the strains
of Cobb's orchestra. The bride, Mrs
Sidney Rosen baum, was the center of
attraction, and the bridesmaids also re-
ceived marked attention. The costumes
worn by the ladies were noticeably hand
some and stylish.
Miss Stella Bailey celebrated the tenth
anniversary of her birth by giving a
party to her friends at the residence of
her parents on Hall street Thursday,
from to o'clock. There were present
nearly sixty children and dancing was in
dulged in. A tempting supper was served
and each child was presented with a
pretty Japanese favor brought from New
York. Many pretty presents were re-
ceived by the little hostess.
Miss Muhlberg entertained last
Wednesday evening in compliment TO her
guests Miss Brown and Miss Potosky, of
New York, and Miss Rosina Brown,
of South Carolina The rooms
were lovely with palms and
flowers, and the scene was one of beauty
and elegance. Miss Muhlberg received
her guests, gowned in white silk with
pink touches. Among the guests were Miss
Hammerschlag, of Pennsylvania Miss
Kutner, of Rome; Miss Matte Hymes,
of Sandersville; Miss Fannie Lilienthal,
of Palatka, Miss Morris, of Athens,
Miss Platshek, Miss Hannah Myerson,
Miss Lena Ehrlich, Miss Carrie
Schwab. Mr. Dryfus, Mr.. Hirsch, Mr..
Brown. Mr.. Hillman Mr.. Gardner, Mr.
Boley, Messrs. Rothschild.
Mrs. A. t'erst entertained last Wednes-
day evening in compliment to her guests
from Illinois Among those present were
Miss Bessie Cohen, Miss WEIGH
selbaum. Miss May Hamburgher,
Miss Mozie Ferst Misses kayton,
Miss Rosenbaum, Miss Schwab,
Miss Goodman, Miss Ada Brady, Miss
Cohen. Miss Sprinz, Miss Hennie Elm
stein, Miss Selig, and Miss We'll
Miss Birdie Kulman is in New York.
Miss Annie Winn entertained last Fri
day evening
Miss Mona Saussy entertained last Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Cadda Stone entertained at cards
last Tuesday evening in compliment to
her guests, Miss Olney and Miss Bardin.
The rooms were most attractive, and the
evening a thoroughly enjoyable one. The
ladies' prize, Royal Worcester vase, was
won by Miss Olney, and the gentleman's
prize, silver cravat clasp, was won by
MIR. Edward Richmond
Miss Helen Dixon has issued invitations
to juvenile party TO be held on ST.
Valentines day. from 4 70 o'clock, az
the family residence, No. 65T CASTOR
street
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman entertained at
luncheon last Wednesday at Thunder
bolt in compliment 20 the bridal party
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Branch Scott.
who have many friends ia the city, have
been spending several days IN the city at
The DE soto
Miss Eella Stiles Is mentioned among