The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-23

4utuAu9 NftlllAl- 0A the past WICK OItlltu
the programme of the society entertain
ments, with very successful and in
every way satisfactory entertainment
The audience at the Illustrated Poems was
an appreciatve one. The affair was quite
a society one in it's nature The absence
of hats gave a full-dress effect, and after
the programme was over an informal re-
ception was held by the audience. that
seemed in no hurry to vacate the hall.
The german was danced last Tuesday
evening at the Guards Armory hail. the
regular date would have fallen upon
Christmas day, hence the change, in dane
ing the german a week sooner than usual.
The occasion was a particularly brilliant
and enjoyable affair being led with
smoothness and skill by Mr.. r. w. Cum
bingham. Some large and graceful fig
ures were led and the girls all had a good
time The evenings gowns We're particu-
larry stylish and becoming. Several white
organizes looking noticeably crisp and
chic. one particularly. with a touch of
pink. suggested a fresh, white chrysan-
themum. A gown of that style really gives
the wearer the appearance of being bet
ter dressed. certainly more attractively
dressed. than do gowns of more expensive
and less effective goods. The chaperons
we're Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs
George J. Baldwin and Mrs. A. r. Lawton.
Jr There were several visitors present
besides the usual attendants. Some Of
the visitors were: Miss Julia bearing of
Jacksonville. Fla; Miss Marie Summers
of Augusta, Mr.. James Erwin of New
York. and Mr.. Butler of South Carolina
The next german will be danced during
New Years week. either Monday or Tues
day evening.
The Hirsch- Meinhard wedding was the
largest affair of the past week; including,
besides the impressive ceremony in the
synagogue, a large dinner at the De Soto,
followed by general reception in the ball
room. The wedding was particularly
beautiful one, and has caused many COM
ments of admiration. The orchestra played
the wedding march as the guests arrived
at the De Soto. The Harris street en-
trance was used, with canvas awning,
with sides, from the curb stone to the top
of the steps, thereby disappointing the
curious eyes of the street rabble. The
dinner was served in buffet style in the
banquet hail. The appointments of ferns,
flowers and cut glass giving a brilliant eff
feet. enhanced by the handsome toilets
becoming worn by the ladies. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Menhard, mother of the
bride, gowned in heliotrope satin and bro
cade, with garniture of gold and white
lace, and diamonds; Mrs. Hirsch, mother
with jet; Mrs. Berg of Philadelphia green
and white satin, with lace, velvet and
diamonds; Mrs. Alfred Hirsch of Philadel-
phia, green and white DrOcade with white
chiffon; Mrs Joseph Ferst, white satin
brocade, chiffon and pearls; Mrs. Aaron
Ferst, pink satin brocade. chiffon and
pearls; Mrs. Isaac Meinhard of New York,
gray satin, lace, velvet ana diamonds
Mrs. Steyerman of ThOmasVille black
satin. magenta velvet and lace; some OF
the other guests We're: MIR. and Mrs. Fer
and ~ \ We'll Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Epstein. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Traub, Mr.. and Mrs
Reiser, Mr.. ana Mrs. S. Einstein, MIR. and
Mrs. PeregOy OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Henry
Meinhard of New York, Mr. Alfred Hirsch
of Philadelphia. Mr. Isaac Meinhard OF
New York, Mr.. Steyerman of Thomasville
Mr. Aaron Ferst Mr. Joseph FerSt, Miss
Hattie Hecht. Miss Engel, Miss Maize
Ferst Miss Traub Miss Janet Menhard
Miss Edna Meinhard, Miss Janet Well
Mr.. II. Meinhard. Jr., Mr.. T.. EngeI, Mr.
H Frank Mr.. con Ferst and others A
monogram in green and red electric lights
was a pleasant surprise to the brida
party. 1t was at the end of the dining
room and shone out brilliantly from q
background of green palms and terms
After the dinner the guests adjourned &c
4he ball room where a brilliant reception
was held. Some of the guests We're; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Netsburg. Mr.. and Mrs
Gainsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Mr.. anc
Mrs Leopold Adler, Mr.. ana Mrs, Guck
enheimer, Mr. and Mrs. A. ). Quicken
heiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse, Mr. anC
Mrs Krause, MIR. and Mrs. Berg, Mr. anc
Mrs Julian Solomon. MIR. and Mrs. A
Mohr Mr.. and Mrs HeXter, Miss East
man of St Louis, Miss Josie HNmes OF
Atlanta Miss Nellie Ehrlich. Miss Retser
Miss Pearl Abrams. Miss Fulman, Miss
Bessie Kulman. Miss Il. HeXter Miss
Birdie Kayton, Miss Ruth kayton, Mr., A
Solomon. Mr.. Dave Einstein, Mr.. n. Elm
stein Mr. Alfred Fault Mr.. Gus KaytOn
Mr.. Sondign. Mr.. Oscar kulman, Mir. RIOS
enheim DR.. SilVermon and many others.
Miss Maud Thomas entertained at din
ner last Friday evening in complement
10 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Carleton. Thu
bic appointments were effective, flow
ers adding their beauty to the cut-glasl
and silver. The other guests We're Mr.
and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham Jr., Mis-.
Margaret Stiles, MIR. T. J.. owens, Mr.
VIM. l.. Clay and 9th ars.
one of the society events Of general in
terest this week viii be a concert by th'
Washington and Lee University Gfe'
Club of Lexington, Va, for the beneh
of the I4ee-Jackson Camp No p Confed
crate Veterans OF Lexington, Va. Tn,
cause is one which appeals TO the gene
raj public. The music is Of good order
and, aside from its merits. the member.
OF the club have personal friends in III,
city who viii make the concert a society
aHar. Several prominent society ladies
VIII act as patronesses.
Mr. and ATS. G.. A, ShearsOn entertained
~ olnnef last Thursday evening. Thei
suesls were Miss Maria Minis, Miss Vein,