The morning news., 1894-11-25

] late and fTllNH- nest. aL lAgAAAtss MAAAAC
for "a charita bile purpose. are also pleasant
. social events. and are largely attended and
highly enjoyed.
Miss Venie Minis returned last Wednes-
day from New York.
Miss Annie Linah is expected 10 return
10 the city hy Dec. J.
The Guthmau- SCHNEIDER wedding I'm At
lauta last Wednesday evening viii be
read of with pleasure by the friends in
this CITY of the bride and groom; the
latter is nephew of Mr I. @. Haas. The
Constitution has this TO say of IT,. The
marriage of Miss Jennie Schindler 10
.Ir aaron Guthman was an event
of much interest 10 the many friends
of these well known young people. The
Wedding was quiet one. and immedi-
a-alv after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Gutruau left for tour of the west. The
decorations of the temple We're white
chrysautheuu and in all its appoint
mants the eeddin- was an unusually
pretty one. The bride. famously beau
tful young oman, entered upon the arm
of her maid OF honor, Miss Wachtel OF
Macon. who was an ideally pretty pic
tura ia white chiffon. and carrying La
France roses. The brides gown was of
heaFV lrinklcd crepe, and the bouquet con-
sisted of bride roses. The usherS We're MI
Adolpu Nontae, air. Leopold Haas Mr-
Edw.u Haas, ard Mr.. Joe MenkO. The
groom entered the temple with Mr.. Joe
Gcrshoa. his best man. Little Julian
Loeb and Lena Shulhafer preceded the
bridal party. each bearing basket OF
roses. Mrs. SCHNEIDER, the mother OF the
bride. was exceedingly handsome I'm black
satin and point lace. Mrs. Isaac Haas of
Savannah, wore black satin turquoise vel
vet and duchess lace; Mrs. Elias Haiman,
black velvet with point lace; Mrs. Montag,
black satin. cerise velvet and carnations,
Mrs. Adolph Shuhafer, black satin and
American beauty roses. The bride, VINO Is
the dausbter of Mrs. Eva SCHNEIDER, is
one of the most beautiful young women
who has graced Atlanta society. Mr..
Guthman IS one Of -ltlanta's prosperous
young brokers'.
The committee in charge of the charity
bah TO be given by the Young Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society next week are
making final preparations to have the al
fair a very brilliant and successful one.
Tickets are now for sale and the commit
tee cordially invite their friends to be pres
eut. Those in charge are: Miss Lily Selig,
Miss Stern. Miss Boley, Miss Ehrlich Miss
Con .u, Miss NJ. Loewenthal, Alr. j. Gazan,
Ar. j.. Byck, Mr. 5. Dryfus and Mr.. NJ.
Gardner The bail viii take place Thurs
day week a the Masonic hall Cobb's or
chasura furnishing the music
LIr- p A. Waring entertained yesterday
morning informally in compliment to Mrs.
Niniam Eavenel of Charleston.
The duplicate whist club met last Mon
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A
r. Lawton, .Ir., on Gordon street.
Mrs. M Abrams has returned TO the
city from an extended trip.
Mr.. c. c. Champion returned from New
York last Monday.
The next entertainment of the Married
Wonau's club Will be given by Mrs. c. B.
Malone next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Haas and Master
Walter Haas are in New York visiting
Airs. j.. Loeb.
Among the pleasant social events of the
past week was . surprise party given to
Miss Maud BarnWeu by her friends at her
horse No 81 Huntington street. Among
those present We're. Mrs. J. II. Fox, Mrs.
/ G. Baruwen. MIS-. \. Jerger, Misses Maud
Rarnwcu, Emmie Barnwen Nellie Mur-
phv. Ella Weeks. Stella Pease, Francis
Quicken, Carrie Wilson, Rosa Fulton, Nell
lie Turner, Lula Ward. Lilly Fleetwood,
Stella Eugierth, Leita Sparkman, Miss
Sipple Nr. A. Jorger, Mr. f. =. Terry,
Mir. Walter Fulton, Mr.. John Bulcken,
Mr.. N. s. BOYD, Mr.. Branch LaFar Mr..
/ A. J. starr Mr. Miller Mr.. Byrnes and Mr..
Mitchell
Among the large affairs Of last week
was a euchre party given on Tuesday
evening ar the De Soto by Mr.. ana Mrs.
/ Leopold Adler, AT midnight a banquet
supper was served in the break
/ fast room, after which there was
dancing TO the music of Cobbs
orchestra. The guests present were:
MI. and Mrs. r. Epstein, Mr.. and
/ Mrs Lee Roy Myers, MIR, and Mrs. Law
renee Mppman, Mr.. and Mrs. Gucken-
heimer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Netsburg Mr. and
. Mrs. a. ). Guckenheimer, Mr. and Mrs
! Joseph Rosenheim, Nr and Mrs. H. II
! Gainsburg. Mrs. Eiseman. Miss Ida Mein-
hard, Miss Bessie Meinhard, Miss Birdie
[ kaNton, Miss Ruth Kayton, Miss Helen
Smith Miss Hattie We'll, Miss Dolly Dub
MIR. l.. Kayton, Mir. A. NJ Leffier. Mr. Her
man Myers, Mr.. A. $. Echberg, Mr.. Al
fred Fauu. Mr. NIord Hyams. Jr, Mr.
Thesdon Guckenheimer, Mr.. Adolf Sand.
heimer Atr. Nat Z. Solomons, Mr.. d. ]
/ Rosenhelm and AIR. ". s Guckenhemer.
The entertainment of the Hbernians
last Tuesday evening was among the en-.
ioyable affairs OF the week, and in spite
of the very inelement weather was wei
attended. The evenings entertainment
ended with dancing to Rosenfelds or.
chestra.
The entertainment given by the German
Ala Society ON last Thurcday even
ing at odd fellows hall was one
of the enjoyable affairs of the week and
the dancing to Rosenfeld's orchestra fin
ished the evenings entertainment.
The literary clubs are reforming for
the winters work or pleasure, in which
ever light it is viewed, and vacancies of
membership being filled The ladies of the
Round Table have resumed their course
OF study. The members of the club which
is of several years duration. are. Mrs
Emil Newman, Mrs. A. Netsburg Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers. Mrs Lawrence Lippman,
Mrs A. Berg, Mrs. J. Solomons Miss Ruth
NaYton and Miss Lily SeliE. This club
meets every Wednesday morning at the
residence of the members in turn