The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-25
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fairer sex as well. Decidedly, Augustus
loss will be Sayannah's gain.
Miss Josephine Wicks. who has been the
guest of Miss Annie Lyman, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Marie Antoinette Summers. of
New York, who has been the guest of the
Misses Brigham, returned north last
Friday
Mrs. J. ]. Wilder and Miss Page Wilder
are at Suwannee Springs Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sydney Rosenbaum came
up from Florida last Wednesday and
spent a few days at the De Soto, and left
Yesterday for their home in Richmond
Miss Lucy Boyd entertained last Thurs
day evening, and very novel and inter
esting features of the evening were the
prizes. The girls first prize, a china
plate, on which was painted the birth
place of George Washington, was won by
Miss Fannie Meldrim the second prize,
box of Huyler'S w2s won by Miss Annie
Haines. The boys first prize a gold
Ratchet scarf-pin, was won by John Ham
mond; the second a silver Ratchet scarf
pin, was won by Frank Hayward Others
present were Misses Albert and Missile
Hull, Misses Lima and Emma
Huger, Miss Carrie Lou Mel
drim, Miss Clair Johnson, Miss Hettie
Goodwin, Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Mary
Haines, Miss Georgia Edmunstone, Miss
Corinne Mackall Miss Frances Walter,
Miss Elsie Barnard, Miss Annie Butler,
Miss Flewellen Strong, Miss Wayne, Miss
Julia Hartridge, Miss Ellinor Shotter,
Masters Tom Wayne, Drury Wood, Julian
Chisholm, Tyrel Morgan, Henry Purse,
Charles Mackall, Dan Hull and Edward
Maclean.
The interesting lecture of the Rev. DR..
Calisch last Wednesday evening, at the
Masonic temple, was followed by ban
queU given by the Young Mems Hebrew
Associa tiOn in compliment to Dr. Calisch
The guests attended in full dress, and
later, danced to the strain of Cobbs or
chestra until q late hour. The ball was
the scene Of rhythmic beauty, and the
toilet of the young ladies particularly
handsome and becoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wilcox are
guests at the De Soto and will be in the
many friends in the city and south, who
are glad to meet and welcome his charm
ing wife.
Mr.. e. A. Partridge leaves to-day for
New York.
Band of the Willing Workers will be held
at the residence of Mrs. S. Einstein on
Liberty street tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Vetsburg enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards last Tuesday
evening at the De Soto. Euchre was
played, and the first prize, a cut-glass
dish, was won by Mrs. Lee Roy Myers
The second prize, silver bonboniere,
was won by Mrs. G. Guggen-
heimer. The BOBBY, feather
buster, was won by Miss
Hamburgher. The first prize for gentle
men was won by Mr. H. H. Gainsburgh,
it being a silver hat brush, The second
prize, silver key ring. was won by Mr.
l.. Kayton, and the BOBBY, toy gun.
was won by Mr.. Oscar Kulman; others
among the guests were: MIR and Mrs. L.
Kayton, Mr. and Mrs Leopold Adler, Mr.
and Mrs d. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Grouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LippmaD, Mr.
and Mrs Emile Newman, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Lippman, Mrs. Henry Gainsburgh,
Mrs. John Gainsburgh, Mrs. Charles
Guggenheimer, Miss Adele Rosenbaum,
Miss Ruthie Kayton, Miss Ada Schwab,
Miss Nellie Sternberger, Miss Birdie
Kayton, Miss Jean Myers, Mr. Dave
Rosenheim, Mr.. Nose Guckenheimer
and others.
Miss Ransford, of Atlanta, is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Ransford, ~
Liberty street.
Miss Juliet Charlton johnson, who has
been visiting Mayor and Mrs. Melon
ough, leaves for her home in New York
next Tuesday evening. Miss Johnson has
made many friends in the city, who
regret her departure.
Mrs. Ben George chaperoned a party to
White Bluff last Thursday. Among the
party were Miss Ruby George, Miss
Florence Righton, Miss Emmie Barnwell,
Misses Madge and Florence Stewart,
Misses Mamie and Julia Levy, Misses
Amy and Eta Oliver. Miss Ethel Snokz
Messrs. Hampton Miscally, Willie Right
on, George Jones, Robert Burnham,
Cecil Pacetti, George Wright, Marvin
Mingledorff, G. G. Connors, Herman and
Frank Oliver.
Miss Emma Hazlehurst leaves this week
for Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Henrietta Coburn is visiting friends
in Herndon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bates entertained
a few friends last Wednesday evening.
after the concert, in compliment to DR.
and Mrs. Palmer; others present were
Mrs. Marie Antoinette Summers, Mrs.
Launcelo5 Haynes, Miss Emma Coburn
Miss Kate Brigham, Col. Olmstead and
Mr.. Julian Walker.