The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-18

mower fNpI US AFTER " ultn came n EtdL-
ing by Mrs. Gaudry and a fancy dance
. by the Misses V. Sullivan, NJ. Gleason,
. and :. Kennedy. A vocal solo by the
7 Misses Savarese and Brennan brought out
a round Of applause, and this concluded
/ the programme. There was dancing until
/ late hour. The entertainment was sue
I cess.
/ The Young Mems Hebrew Association
1 will give another of their highly enjoyable
+ entertainments Wednesday evening at
/ their hall on Liberty street
Master Willie Morrison. celebrated the
/ thirteenth anniversary of his birth on
Monday evening by giving party to
I his friends. Games, dancing. and recita-
/ tons were in order until 30 o'clock, when
/ refreshments were served. Pretty bisque
/ ornaments were given to the girls as souv-
I enirs, and each boy received unique stick
pin. Master Morrison received many useful
and pretty presents. Those present were.
Misses Bessie Krauss. Norma Eckstein,
Birdie MuhlbCrg, Minnie Wood, Sadie
Stcrnberg, Ada Enrich. Stella Strauss
jeanette Brown, Jessie Brown, Dora Men
des, Hattie Deutsch. Lena Alexander
/ Viola Frank, Freda Traub, Edith Robin
son, Helen Binswanger. Fannie Newber-
ger HOrtense Stern, Janette We'll, Tessie
/ HeXter, Masters Louis Newberger. Edwin
Letter Max Kohler, Lee Roy Lovenstein
Sigmund Berg, Ariel Stern, Dave Worts-
. man. Herbert Gerst Sligo Mohr, Vivian
Myers, Percy Myers. solomon Brant. Ar
thur Levy, Abe Cohen. Harry Brown. Sam
uel Cohen Arthur Cohen, Charlie KUhns
Samuel Brown, Isidore Wood. Joseph Sol
onions, Myer Ultiz, and Amson Myer-
son.
/ Mrs. George J. Mills and Miss Sarah
Mills returned last Thursday from New
/ York.
! Miss Louise Nicely will sail this week
/ from New York
Several of the large receptions are not
/ to be given until later in the season, after
/ the Christmas holidays.
/ 1t is rumored that there was stage
/ dinner and gander-pulling in the neigh
/ borhood of 'Whitehau' on the Savannah
/ river last week and that a prominent
! young bookkeeper was the winning hero
| of the occasion.
The children's hospital under the au-
/ spices Of Mrs. Dripps. to be located on
| Hall street. is one Of the most beautiful
| charities yet conducted by society people
/ Several society girls will do the ward
/ work of trained nurses. each training
/ their allotted day appointed them. This
! win be a severe test on the young society
woman, but those proposed to carry it
! through have the right sort of pluck to
do it, and especially under the personal
| auspices of Mrs. Dripps, it cannot be any
| thing but satisfactory advantage to those
| interested.
There was another swell fish supper at
| Mrs. Bannons, ThunderbOlt last Thurs
| day evening, which was served in the best
/ style to the following party: Mrs. Roche
and Mrs. Elton, chaperons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeffords, Miss May Roche, Miss Flossie
| Roche, Miss Bessie Garden, Miss
Ella Garden. Miss Amanda VIII
son, Miss Emma Kinsey, Miss Lizzie
| Kinsey, Mr.. Nelhgan Usina, Mr.. Fred
Mr.
Kemp, Mr., Barton, Mr. e. w. Jewett and
Mr.. J. W. Shivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kehoe have sent
| out invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Josie Kehoe, to Mr. VIII
liam J. Harry, Jr., Wednesday morning,
Nov. 28, at $3.50 O'Clock, at the Cathedral
of St John the Baptist
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lanier entertained
last Monday evening in compliment to
. their guest Miss Arnold of Princeton, n
]. Some of those present We're: Mrs
| Fetzer Mrs. Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ.
| Honour, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Taylor, MIR.
and Mrs j. H. Elton, Miss Birch, Miss
Emma Lyon, Miss Jessie Crosby, Miss
| A. w. Wilson. Miss Kinsey, Miss Susie
Moffat Miss Mamie Cox, Miss Lizzie Kin
sey Mr.. A. f. Flint, Mr.. Gilmore Craig,
Mr.. Sam Smith and Master Marion Lucas.
Invitations are out to the marriage of
Miss Lua NJ. Conover of WIKI esbarre, Pa
to Mr. Robert X. Bragdon of Savannah.
Thursday evening, Nov. p, at o'clock.
Miss Leah Halle of Jacksonville, Fla,
is the guest of Miss Hannah Myerson, on
Jones street.
Miss jamie Cunningham returned home
last week from New York.
Miss Sarah Newman has returned from
New York, where she has been visiting
for several months.
Mrs. w X Beard of New York will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Fleming this winter.
Miss Lillian Hamilton leaves to-day for
Summervile S. c., where she will visit
Miss Florida Orr
Mrs, Muhlbers and Miss Dora Muhl-
berg have returned from Blackville, S
c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heaman A. Charlton are
residing at 211 Lincoln street.
Miss Elise Huger and Miss Emma HUI
ger leave this week to visit relatives in
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wells have returned
home.
Miss Nannie Charlton leaves this week
for visit to Guyton.
Miss Marie Moynelo will attend Nine
Lefebre's school in Baltimore this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin r. Tiedeman will
spend next week in Charleston.
Mr.. Perez Huff of Jacksonville, Fla,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Myer-
son.
one of the prettiest boats now on the
river is the new steam launch The Fal-
lie" owned by Mr.. Hazel Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. NJ Clinch have re-
turned home and are stopping at the De
Soto.
The Willing Workers will give their
first AT Home" at the residence of Mrs
j. r. Gutman. 81 CASTOR street.
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