The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-07

| d. Johnson, Miss Guile Harrison, Miss
Maud Thomas, Miss Leila Hill, Miss
Evelyn Hartridge, Miss Carrie Cohen, of
Augusta, and Mrs. George Woodfin.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Haskell to their daughter. Miss
! Elizabeth Gordon Haskell, was postponed
from last Monday evening until last Fri
I day evening, when the hospitable doors
were opened to many friends and
guests. The house was artistically
decorated with red and white camelias.
| potted plants and palms At the foot of
the steps, was an inviting bower, large
| enough for two and above it written,
Limited to five minutes" 1t is needless
TO say, this was popular retreat, and
never vacant. Mrs. Haskell was attired
in gown of black silk and black lace,
Miss Haskell wore a heavy, white corded
silk and lace, Mrs. George W. Owens, Jr.,
wore her wedding gown of white satin
and Miss Elise Huger was becomingly
gowned in white muslin de sole, over
white satin brocade. MIR and Mrs
Owens and Miss Elise Huger assisted in
receiving. The reception was a very
large one and most successful social
event. Among the guests were Miss Co
vile, of Massach usetts, Miss Binford, of
cambridge, Miss bearing, of Jackson
vile, Miss Forbes, of Fredericksburg, Va
MIR Tessmar of Paris, MIR. William Has
ton, MIR. Preston Haskell, of Blrming
ham, Mr. Walter Jervey, of Atlanta, and
Mr. John Haskell, of Atlanta.
Miss Nellie Rankin entertained last
Friday evening Those present were
Miss Clara Bell Arson, Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss Georgia Edmons-
ton, Miss Corinne Mackal, Miss Bonds
and Miss Emma Huger.
The german last Monday evening, given
by the Harmonic Club, was one of the
weeks most enjoyable and successful
social affairs. The german was led by
MIR. Alfred Fantl, who is a popular leader.
Cobb's orchestra furnished the music.
The refreshments were abundant and de-
licious, and the dancing lasted until
an early hour of the next morning.
Among those present were Miss Maize
Ferst, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss Bertha
Rosenheim; Miss Rosen baum, of Rich
mond, Va ; Miss Ruthie Kayton. Miss
Ida Meinhard Miss May Waxelbaum,
Miss Dolly Dub Miss Birdie Kayton, Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Hattie Hecht. MIR.
Adolf Sondheimer, MIR. Edward Frank,
Mr.. NJ. Hymes, Mr.. Alfred Fantl, Mr..
Nose S. Guckenheimer, Mr.. N. H. Solo
mon, Mr.. |. Kalmon, Mr.. Oscar Kulman,
Mr.. Walter Lilienthal, Mr.. Joe Dreyer,
Mr.. Gus Kayton, Mr.. Adolf LETTER, MIR
Herman Mayors, Mr.. A. S. Eichberg, and
MIR. Max Solomon.
Capt. and Mrs. Won Nyvenheim, of Nor
folk, Va, have returned to the city and
will spend the winter at Thunderbolt.
Invitations are out to the full dress ball
given at the Ponce de Leon. st. Angus
tine, Fla, next Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 8
o'clock.
Master Andrew Scheiling Goebel enter
tanned during the holidays at a Christmas
tree party, and delightful evening was
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Misses Edith Thomas. Bergliot and Veva
Dahl, Hazel Lempek Helen Blum, Grace
Schaefer, Edith KOck, Anna Pottinger,
Marie Wilsey, Flossie MAIN. Laura Cox,
Masters William Jensen, Nils Dahl, Wal
ter Blum, George Launey, Theodore and
Willie Pottinger, John Gaynor Connolly,
Carl and Brant Schaefer, Willie Jones
and Jimmie Bolshaw.
Miss Annulette Stubs entertained
with dancing last Friday evening, and
later the "animal'' game was PLAYED for
prizes. A very amusing and entertaining
evening was enjoyed by the young people.
There was a tie for the first prize, silver
locket which fell to Miss Mary Haines;
and the BOBBY prize, a silver clasp for an
umbrella, fell to Miss Annie Butler.
The charity ball will be the largest
event of the society record of the coming
week, and Wednesday evening, at the
Guards armory will be a galaxy of lovely
women and manly men. Two motives
prompt one to attend this BALI helping
hand is given TO charity and a
society event scored. The ball is given
under the auspices of the managers of
the Louisa Porter Home, and they always
insure a success of what they undertake,
if skillful management can make it so.
There was a very pretty wedding at the
Cathedral at 5 O'Clock last Wednesday
afternoon, and many admiring friends
witnessed the marriage of Miss Hattie
wilkins and Mr.. Emil c. Schwarz. Mr.
August Schwarz acted as best man and
Miss Annie Russell as maid of honor.
MIR. W.sR Leakea entertained a few of
his friends at theater party last Thurs
day evening, to see Marie Wainwright
After the theater followed a supper at the
Oglethorpe Club. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. W.
l. Wilson. Miss Ruthie Stewart. Miss
Edith O'Driscoll, Miss Virginia Cunning
ham, Miss Florence McAlpine, Mr.
Wright Hunter, Mr.. w. II. Schley, MIR.
II. w. johnson.
Miss Hattie Saussy is visiting Miss
Cadda Stone at Wilmington Island.
Mrs William Campbell, formerly of
Savannah, now OF Florida, passed through
the city on Friday on her way TO Balti-
more and Virginia on visit TO her rela-
tives. .+s
Mr. Andres Moynelo left last night for
Pantops academy, Virginia, where ne is a
student
Little Ruby Powell entertained most
delightfully."- last New Years day, with a
Christmas tree for her little friends.
Miss Elizabeth McIaws, who has been
on a visit to the north and west, has re-
turned home.
most charmingly last Tuesday evening in
compliments 10 their guest Miss Roughen.
MIR Frederick Saussy. who has been
spending tie holidays at home, has re-
turned to Oxford.
Miss Guthman who has been one OF the
most popular visiting young ladies. has
returned TO Atlanta and was missed At