The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-21

livan. Miss Emma Huger, Miss Belle
Daniel. Miss May duBignOn. Miss Elsie
Barnard, Miss Francis Walter and Miss
Eliza Chisholm.
Miss May Owen will entertain at cards
tomorrow evening.
Mrs H. d. Stevens will entertain the
Married Woman's Club tomorrow even
ing.
In speaking of the Doolan-O'Donneu
wedding, which took place in Augusta
last week. the Chronicle says The mar
riage of Miss Mamie ODonnell, of this
city to Mr., James Doolan, of Savannah,
Wednesday morning. Miss O'Donnell is
a young lady of charming personality.
MIR. DOOlan is held in very high esteem
in SavannaHs commercial and financial
circles, being a member of the corps
of officials of the Southern Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nisbet will enter
tain next Friday evening.
There was home wedding last
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. $. Cohen. on Jones street, when Miss
Sara Cohen and Mr.. Frank Joseph Kul-
man were married.
Miss Grace Barnard entertained last
Monday evening at an afternoon tea, in
compliment to her guest, Miss Olive Hal
laday, of Boston.
Capt. and Mrs. John F1annery enter
tanned at cards last Tuesday evening in
compliment to their daughter, Mrs.
Semmes, of Atlanta. The entertainment
was brilliant event of the weeks social
record. The prizes for ladies were won
by Mrs. Henry Haslam and Miss Mamie
Blum, and those for the gentlemen by
Mr. NJ A. O'Byrne and Mr. Glen Grady.
Mrs. G.. H. Stone is chaperoning a party
f1,s l~T.s a, 1,
Wilmington Island. Those in the party
are Miss Stone, Miss Lowell. Miss Olney,
Miss Howard and Miss Saussy.
The Rainbow Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers, band No. Z. will give an uen-
tertainment next Wednesday evening a t
De Gaugh's hall. There will be refresh
ments and dancing; and the admission is
small, for the pleasant evening that will
follow.
Among the recent receptions in Wash
ingtOn was one given by Miss Mary
Balster, and she was assisted in receiving
by Miss Nellie Wheeler ard Miss Louise
Kohler, both of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Nisbet entertained
last evening.
The Misses . Cassie and Hat
tie Schwab gave very enjoy
able afternoon tea on Wednesday,
in compliment to the visiting young Ia
dies. Among those present were: Miss
Bertha Bigler Nashville, Tenn Miss
Eta Potosky and Miss Lollie Brown,
New York; Miss Mamie Kutner, Rome,
Ga; Miss Natalie Hymes, Sandersville,
Ca; Miss Sophie Tishman, Atlanta, Ca /;
Miss Hammerschley, Philadelphia, Pa. !;
Miss Dora Muhlberg, Miss Sarah Stern,
Miss Lena Ehrlich Miss Esther Green
wood Miss Mamie Roos, Miss Hannah
Myerson.
Miss Marie Moynello entertained last
Friday evening most delightfully."-; the
guests were Miss Hayward, Miss Lille
Anderson, Miss Nan Screven, Miss With
ers, Miss Olmstead, Messrs. Mercer, Mr.
Horace Hunter, Mr.. Edward Demere, Mr..
Walthour. Miss Moynello has returned
to Baltimore to pursue her studies and
will be missed by her many friends.
Mrs Thomas Hogan and her charming
little daughter, Ruth, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Matthew Hogan on Liberty
street, will return to the north this week.
Judge and Mrs Hampton L. Ferrill have
moved into their new home, No. 20 State
street -... p
Mr.. j. c. Thomas, who has been visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Phillis King, leaves
this week for New York. +
A children's fancy dress ball will be
given Feb. 13 at Masonic Temple, under
the auspices of two bands of the "Daugh-
tiers of Israel" and every effort will be
made to make the affair enjoyable, and
the evening pleasant one.
Mrs. j. Bigler entertained at cards last
week. and the evening was a delightful
one, giYen In compliment of Miss Bertha
Bigier The quests were Misses Natalie
"Hymes, Lena Enrich, Eta GaEan, Esther
Greenwood, Sarah Stern, Lily Gazan,
Mamie Putner, Messrs. Dryfus, Green
wood, Rothschild, Gardner, and Koler.
Among the principal attractions of the
Arnold Society of the high school at the
Friday session, will be very amusing
dialogue entitled, "A Queer Creature"
written by Miss Nellie Connery, a tai
ented young lady of the graduating class
Miss Connery will herself take part in
the dialogue, together with Miss Kate
Guerard, Miss Bessie Bond, Miss Anna
Guerard, Miss Mary Low Strong and
Miss Tina Roberts.
Mrs. w. G. Cam and children are at
Suwannee Springs.
Last Wednesday evening very enter
tanning masked party was given to a
small circle of friends by Mrs A H.
Brown at her residence on CASTOR street.
The guests were Mrs. George F.. King.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Salo-
shin, Mrs. Lang, Mrs LIE Clair, chaperons :;
Miss Annie Lowenthal Miss Ida Jones,
Miss Bell Watts, Miss Carrie Lowenthal,
Miss b. Norris, Miss Agnes Lowenthal
Miss Maggie Whitley, Messrs 0. P.
WOodcock, Il. E. Skinner, Louis S. Har-
ford, Larry Price, Dick Cubbedge, George
Rembert, NJ. Buckwald, D. S. Green
baum, Lowenthal, lie Clair and William
Sutlive.
Mrs. H. NJ. Conner entertained at lunch
con on Thursday.
Miss Carpenter. who has been VISITING
Miss Meta Harden, leaves tomorrow for,
her home in Baltimore. saayilr IA
Miss Georz entertained few friends ON
Thursday night with a card party( i'm
compliment to Miss Annie Hetzel. of at
lanta Among those present were Miss
Annie Hetzel, Miss Liddie Waldensnilth,
of New York; Mrs. Bertha Dixon Mrs.
Hattie Zittrouer Misses Mamie Wagner,
Mamie Simon, Josie Hermann, Lottie
Roberts Mr. Denheart, of Baltimore, Mr..
Zittrouer, MR. Wimpy, Mr.. j, Stephens,
Mr. Lokie, Mr.. Nungezer, Mr. Siler, Mr..
Phillips Mr., c, Coler and Mr.. f.. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Derby entertained.
at tea quite number of their friends at
the residence on Henry street, Friday
evening, the occasion being the birthday
of Mr.. Derby. Music and singing were
the features after tea and quite an en-
jOyable evening was passed. The tables
were handsomely decorated with flowers.
Among the guests present were Mr. and
Mrs / and Hamphtafs Mice JN1nta