The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-09

ding.
Mrs. J. J. Wilder and Miss Page Wilder
have arrived IN Europe and viii spend the
winter there.
Miss Sara Newman is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. ". W Bussey on Charl-
ton street
The four ohaperons invited by the Ger
/ man club to be present at the germans
/ this season are; Mrs. T. n. Cunningham,
/ Mrs. J. Florence Minis. Mrs. G. J. Bald
win and Mrs. A. r. LawtOn. Jr.
/ AIr. J. A. Pearce Of Chestertown, Nd.
/ was at the De Soto last week. having
/ come to Savannah TO be present at the
! Crisheld-Jones wedding.
Miss 1nnna waring returned last Mon
| day from New York.
Mr.. Arthur Crisfield OF Washington was
in the city last week 10 be present at the
Crisheld-Jones wedding.
Miss Katherine Stiles is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Alfred Mills on Taylor street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Conelly of New
York are visiting Alr. James Douglass at
16l Whitaker street.
Miss Blanche Belsinger viii be away all
winter in New York; she is residing with
Mrs. a. Friedenberg and she is taking
course Of voice culture and a thorough
course Of musical training.
The Dixie Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment at Yonge's han next Friday
evening; Rosenfeld's orchestra furnishing
the music
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Davis OF harrington.
Ga, entertained few guests at their home
last week.
Miss Lilly Anderson, who had been Wis
iting friends at the north for six months,
returned home last week much to the
qualification of her many friends She is
one Of the favorites in Savannah society.
The charity ball given last Thursday
evening under the auspices of the Young
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Association
Tiled the Masonic hall with a gay scene Of
the jewellers, presenting a brilliant effect.
The evening gowns worn by the ladies
were strikingly handsome and the ball
was decidedly one of the large affairs of
the past weeks society record.
The Crisfeld-Jones wedding last Thurs
day morning was followed by a reception
at the residence of Mr.. W. Neyle Haber-
sham. The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs Frank c.
Battey, Mrs. 7. s. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs
X. b. Habersham. Mrs. j. T. Dent, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ID. Simkins, Mrs. Phillips,
Misses Phillips, Miss Marie Habersham.
Miss Turner, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss NJ.
j. Stiles, Miss Margaret V. Stiles Mr. w
a. Harrison, Mr.. William Gadsden Mr.
I. n. West, Mr.. Wickes. Mr.. L. c. Hab-
ersham and Mr.. Noble Jones.
Mrs. c. S. Mitchell of New York is in
the city the guest of Mrs. +. A Won Eber-
stein on Gordon block.
The illustrated poems and portraits to be
presented next Monday evening (the 17th)
WIN be the society event of the week and
VIII undoubtedly be an entertainment of
high merit. Many of the popular young
people, including nearly all of the debu-
tants, are to be the Illustrations which
viii consist of a poem from Tennyson. a
part of poem from Poe and five por-
traits and masterpieces of well-known ar
lists, displayed at the worlds fair. No
trouble or expense has been spared in maxi
ins the entertainment an attractive one,
| and 1t bids fair to be the greatest attrac-
ton OF next weeks social amusements
A blackboard drive to Thunderbolt and
dinner at Mrs. Bannons was given last
Sunday in compliment to Miss Bessie
Meinhard and Mr.. II. Hirsch, the other
guests We're; Miss Ida Meinhard, Miss
Hattie Well, Mr.. Ferdinand Well, and
Mr.. Ferdinand Newbergor.
Last Thursday evening a committee of
two from the Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation made a farewell address to Miss
sadie Jacoby at her residence A poem
was read by Mr.. Whitcover, and appro-
PIRATE remarks by Mr.. A. p. Solomons.
Little Miss Willie Shellman entertained
last Friday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday. The rooms were gracefully
decorated and the guests were: Miss
Nora Edmonston, Miss Marie Remshart
Miss Minnie Adams, Miss Ora Adams. Miss
Bessie Wood, Miss Gussie Wood, Miss
Alice Collat, Miss Vera Palmer, Miss Nell
lie Halle, Miss Laleah Adams, Miss Inez
| Tfedeman, Miss Marguerite Stultz. Miss
Louise bearing, Miss Katie Ellis, Miss
| Claudia McAlpin, Miss Bessie Shotter.
Miss Lucille Charlton, Miss Nannette
West, Miss Lila Conner; Master Arthur
Dougan, Master Francis Mays, Master
| Chestnut Halle, Master Eugene ColIat.
Master Meldrim Thomas, Master John
Harmon, Master Jack Schley, Master Glib
son Turner, Master Albert Nicol Master
Francis Turner, Master Charley Schley,
Master Warren Butler, Master Malcolm
Maclean, Master George Cornwell, Master
Robbie Farr, Master Averill Crane and
Master Alex MacDonen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard James Davant
of GUyton have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Miss Frances
Davant to Mr. James Donald Pickard.
| wednesday afternoon, at the Methodist
/ Episcopal church The ceremony will be
| followed by a reception at the house
Mrs. Max. L. Byck entertained Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Leopold AIohr
| of ST. Louis, Mo.
! The literary society of young men met
/ last Tuesday evening at the residence of
! Mr.. A. r. Solomon on Liberty street
! After the programme there was a social
ending to the evening in compliment to
Miss Sadie Jacoby.
Miss Mary Richmond is visiting friends
| in Brunswick.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon have re-
| turned to the city and are residing at No
] SO AbercOrn street
Mrs. S. H. Lowenburg of Natchez. Miss.
and Miss Evelyn Eisman of St. Iouis
/ Mo-, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A
! Netsburg, on Liberty street.
Miss Sadie Jacoby left last Friday for
New York and will appear at Tony Pas
! tors on the 18th
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wilson entertained
| last Wednesday evening. Among tba
/ guests was Miss Sadie Jacoby who re-
! cited several pieces and met with enthus-
| iastic applause
Mrs. II. K. Nicholson is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. John sehley, on Gwinnett street
Miss Matte Charlton is visiting friends
! in North Georgia