The morning news., 1894-10-21

Guards fair TO be given in December
speaks well for the success of the fair
The ready response of the ladies' to take
charge of the tables was gratifying, and If
the interest keeps up the fair will be one
or the most brilliant society events of the
season. II would be picturesque idea
to have the booths representing different
nationalities and the girls to dress in
costume. As many Of them have Kirmess
costumes, this would not be "A difficult
matter, and would enhance the interest
and attraction of the fair.
Josephine Hill
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
gave their friends last Wednesday even
ing one of the pleasantest entertainments
of the week Little Miss Sadie Jacoby of
New York was the star of the evening
Her extreme youth and her wonderful
facial expression ana histrionic talent
are most charming combination. she
VIII have benefit given her this week
before she leaves for New York to resume
her studies. All the pieces on the pro-
gramme We're eXcellent--one scarcely de-
serves more praise than another To
music lovers the violin and piano duet BY
Mr. Magnus Haas and Miss Birdie Elm
stein was particularly pleasing Miss
Edith RCbinson's TeCitations were fine
and this accomplished little lady has al
ready made a name for herself bv her
graceful dancing in last winters Kir-
mess, as did also Miss Ada EhrIich. who
executed the butterfly dance last Wedncs-
day evening before an appreciative audi
ence. After the programme the floor was
cleared for dancing, Cobb's orchestra fur
mshing the music. The first half hour
was given up to the children, who enioved
the privilege immensely and looked very
happy and picturesque in their light dif-
ferent colored gowns Some of those pres.
eht Were: Miss Rita Roth, Miss Ada Ehr-
hch' Miss Edith Robinson, Miss Jessie
May Brown, Miss Sadie Jacobv Miss
Alice Collat, Miss Estelle Gutman, Miss
Hazel Haas. Miss Matte Putzel. Miss
Maud Jacoby, Miss Rita Gutman. Miss
Stella Levy, Misses Hortense and Valerie
stern, Miss Gladys Birmbaum, Miss Nell
lie Enrich, Miss Ida Reiser, Miss Ida
Boley Miss Jennie Einstein Miss Emma
Elnstein, Miss Belle Einstein. Miss Birdie
Einstein, Miss Mae Waxelbaum. Miss
Sara Stern, Miss Esther Greenwood. Miss
Mamie Roos, Miss Birdie Kulman. Miss
Nina Kulman, Miss Marie Ehrlich.
Miss Carrie Kayton, Miss Dora
Asher, Miss Emma Never. Mr. Ike
Kalmon, Mr.. Dave Einstein. Mr.. Dave
Byck, Mr.. James Frank, Mr.. Nat Solo
mons, MIR. Maurice Meyer, Mr.. AdolDh
LETTER, Mr.. Siegfried Fantl and Others.
Mrs. Joe Ferst viii leave New York this
week for Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Owens bavo
returned from Guinas, Habershan
county.
Misses Celia and Phoebe Elliott are in
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mendel have returned
10 their home on Duffy street, after sey-
eral years spent in travelling abroad.
MISS Lizzie Barrow is expected to re-
turn home this week.
Miss Elizabeth Waller returned homo
last Thursday from New York
Miss Maggie Gardner returned home
last Tuesday from Asheville, N. c.
Mrs. James 7. Dent has returned home
from New York.
Mr. Fred Lewis is in New York.
MT and Mrs. Abram Darlington Read
will arrive next Tuesday from the north.
and will be the guests of Mrs. W. S Law
ton for a few days
Mrs. Wright Hunter has returned from
New York.
Mrs Aaron Ferst leaves New York this
week for Savannah.
Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott and DR.. w W
Owens leave Thursday for Boston.
Mrs +. f. Johnstone and children of
Montgomery, Ala. are visiting Miss John
+ stone on Charlton street.
Miss Irene Withers is expected home
this week from North Carolina.
MISS Julia Owens is visiting Mrs.
I Thomas at Guinas. North Georgia
Several large private receptions are
spoken Of to take place in December
/ Miss Aiazie Ferst viii remain in New
I York until December.
/ Miss Sarah Mills has returned from En-
/ rope, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. James II. Johnston leaves to-n1or-
/ row for Bay ST. Louis to visit Mr.. ana
1 Mrs. J. Houston Johnston.
+ A few weddings will be among the largo
society events that VIII oDen the CAV sea-
son.
/ Rev. T. II. Blenus arrives to-day from
Boston.
1Ir.E. $. Elliott has returned home from
/ Washington
/ Mrs. Charles Ellis Jr.. has returned
home from Saluda. n. c., and leaves this
week for New York
/ Mrs. !. J. McDonough is at the Imperial
. Hotel New York
The friends of Prof Stewart. who
was for some time organist at Christ
church. viii regret to hear Of his illness
/ in Boston. Mass
Miss Mary Whitehead is visiting rela-
tivCs iu Augusta
Miss Annie v Jones has returned from
New York where she has been visiting
her astcr Mrs Parker.
Mr. S. Reynolds and family have moved
boz from the Isle OF Hone
MrH Isaac Minis and children returned
laft Thursday from Capon Springs n. g.
AIra. -. H. Baldwin. Mrs. Hardce and
Misa Nellie Baldwin have returned from
the north.
Little Miss Sadie J8coby leaves this
week for Hew York to resume h.r atudlrs.
aua % pursue Der course OF preparation
for tho HtsRe.
The Atlanta Constitution has the fol-
/ loving account 0f the Wcldon-Wrght