The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

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bridge Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Virginia Cunningham. Miss Belle Stiles
and Miss Marie Nisbet.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Kohler. who have
been away several weeks, have returned
home.
Master Gustave Robinson will enter
tain at tulip party on Monday after
noon.
The idea of Kirmess ball has been
suggested, and only awaits tiuai develop
ment aud arrangements. The girls have
spared no trouble in getting their cos
tunes, and are anticipating, with pleas
ure, the prospect Of wearing them again,
and the gay set are always willing for any
extra balls that increase the seasons
gaiety.
The Rainbow Band of King S Daughters
Circle No. z, last week presented their
captain. Mrs T. T. Chapeau, an upright
cabinet desk, on the top of which was a
waiter of exquisite roses. This was a
well merited attention and highly appre-
ciated by the captain
A merry party comprising Miss Cohen,
Miss May Weischselbaum, Miss Bessie r.
Cohen and Miss Young, chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hohenscein, on
Thursday, went over on the steamer
Alpha, to attend a ball given by the young
men AZ Beaufort, at the Sea Island hotel
Miss Carrie Cohen, of Augusta, is in the
city. the guest of Mrs. Wayne
Mrs. J. x. Clarke and Miss Gertie
Clarke, are the guests of Miss Ruthie
Stewart.
Miss Mary Whitehead entertained the
Charleston kirmess party at breakfast,
yesterday morning.
Miss Bertha Rothschild, after pleasant
winter spent in New York, has returned
home while in New York she was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. l.. Engel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Minis gave a box
party at the Kirmess on Thursday even
ing those in the party were Miss Marra-
ret Weed, of Florida. Miss Florauce, of
New York, Mr.. Sybrandt, and Mr.. A. L.
Alexander.
Mrs. w. w. Gordon and Mrs. p. A.
Stovall were in Washington last week at
tending the national council OF the Danes
OF the Revolution, which was in session
at Wormley's hotel
Miss Rachel Brown, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Tampa, Fla, has re
turned home
Mrs. Aenes Postell was heard by an
appreciative audience last week at a
meeting OF the Noman's Press Club, in
New York.
Miss Annie Cotter has returned home
after visit to Miss Caroline Chisholm.
IN Thomasville, Ga.
Dr and Mrs. NIendes entertained
last Monday evening in compliment TO
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Barwald, of At
lanta.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Gerst and family.
OF Darville, Va, have returned home
while in the city, they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gucl1enheimer.
Mrs. I. T. Chapeau will entertain the
members of the Rainbow Circle No. of
the Kings Daughters, tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Sallie McAlpin is expected home
IN few weeks; she has been in Florida
several months and has been missed in
society by her many friends Miss Meal
pin has been studying and perfe.ting her
self IN the kindergarten method, and is
a charming proof of the pluck and cana
blhty OF the young woman of the new
south, and promises to make rs mueh a
success OF her undertaking, as she is a
favorite III society.
Mrs. S. Guckenheimer is in Darville
Va. the guest of her mother, Mrs
Gcrst
Mr. AID Mrs. FraBcis Xavier Douglass
have issued invita- lions to the marriage
Of their sister, Miss Stella Douglass. to
W. " miami ItO+tiS 4liOtilNIe. on IHurS-
day morning April II, at 10 80 o'clock, at
the De Soto.
Miss Mamie Donovan, of Philadelphia
who has been visiting Lieut. ana Mrs. J.
l. Sill, returned home last Friday
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Lazaron entertained
last week. and among the evenings pleas
ures were songs by Miss Belle Talaron
and Miss Ellen DeCastro, ana recitations
by the Misses Collat and Selig
A german was danced at the Armory
hall last Wednesday evening. The chan
eroues were Mrs. Lamar, Mrs Thomas
and Mrs. Chapeau. Others present were:
Miss Bee Launey, Miss Nellie Lamar.
Miss Lewis, Miss GaLelle Lauuev Miss
Belle Hopkins, Misses Matte ana Eaunle
Charlton, Miss elise Chapeau, Miss Clio
Gaucry, Miss Emmie Clark and Miss
Rosa Mccormick, of Charleston. MIR.
Win Holt, MIR Henry Aveihe. Mr.. Harry
Strachan, MIR. Frank Morris. Mr.. George
Thomas, Mr.. Sidney Cooper Mr. Tom
Holt, Mr.. Edward Lege, Mr. John Shell
man, Mr. Armand Lewis and MIR Chan
dos.
Mr.. end Mrs. Adam Kessel entertained
last Monday at an oyster roast. at their
home at Wilmington Island, in compli-
| ment to Miss Liddie Waldschmidt A
| chartered boat carried over the guests
who were Rev. and Mrs SchaGer. Mir
and Mrs. 1ouSeal, MIR. and Mrs. j. Ouiut
Mrs. j. w. Cell, Mrs. c. Mastick. Mrs
n Hencler Mrs. c. Lang, Mrs. n Lang,
Mrs. p Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. C. \Vag-
| ner, Miss Irene Hencler, Miss Mamie
Wagner. Miss Christie Goerz. Miss Mamie
Simon, Miss Josie Hermann, MIR. William
Hetzel Of Atlanta, and Mr.. William Nun
gczer.
Mrs. X. Mckenzie chaperoned a straw
ride last Friday afternoon TO White
| Bluff, which was quite an enjoyable af-
fair. Those present were: Misses Nellie
Murphy, Lille Murphy. Miss
Ella Mckenzie. Misses Addie and
LotUie Cleaycland, Misses Lula Jen-
hns, Matte Dreamer, Stella Weller.
Maggie Cowssie: Messrs. Walter Arnold,
Fred Jordan. Clayton Foldger, Frank
Siles and others
Roxy. how are you and your girl getting
along now?'
Not very well, had fuss lately. She's
too independent, but I'll fetch the young, adv
m on my road now 20 tell her m going TO
san Francisco, and that viii open her eyes,
you bet.
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