The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-14

1 ing under the auspices OF the Ladies'
| Aid Society supper viii also DC served
| TO those who do not wish 10 attend the
ball in the dining room Of the Catholic
han.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Of Baltimore have
/ been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. II.
/ bearing. on their way home from Florida
| where they spent the winter.
Miss Susie NJ Began and Miss N. Cecilia
! Mccain, who have been the guests OF
/ Mrs. James r. Lynch. IS BrOUghtOu street
/ during the past winter, left for their
home. Chelsea, Mass on the Tallahas-
see last Tuesday. The young ladies made
| -gho viii look forward with pleasureable
anticipation to their early return in the
coming fan.
Mrs. Gurganus and Miss Patrick Of An
dersOn, 5 g, who have been visiting
Mrs Walter Wilson. left last Monday.
A party OF ambitious teachers are max
ing plans 20 spend several weeks at OK,
ford, England, during the summer. where
they VIII take up course or study
Mrs. V. Basler gave an afternoon violet
/ party last Thursday IN compliment 70 her
friend. Mrs. Blick, among those present
were: Mrs. Blick Of WilliamstOwn. Ky;
Mrs. A. +. Riddle Of Washington, ID. c.;
Mrs. Mary Warswick of Canada: Mrs. J.
W. Warswick Of Mon gOmery, Ala: Mrs
A. =. solomon, Mrs. s. A. Goebel, Mrs. ].
Hirchback and others.
Miss Claude Bond and Miss Guss!e Bond
are visiting their sister Mrs. John Screw
en-, Jr.
Mrs. Semmes Of Atlanta IS the guest Of
her parents Capt. and Mrs. John Flannery.
The Woman's Exchange on Bull street
is just now the fad of the popular society
people being well patronized by them.
This exchange is one OF the most necdful
acquisitions TO Savannah. II is a mutual
help and an enterprise that deserves to
succeed The coming interesting game OF
living whist is to be for the benefit Of the
woman,s exchange. Let the exchange
once b. established and II viii remain a
permanent benefit to needy gentlewomen.
Dr. Colding c. Lawrence is the guest of
his grandparents, DIT. and Mrs c. Fl. Cold
ing on Dufy street.
Miss Dora Mulberg IS visiting in Black
well, S. c.
Miss Belle Hopkins has returned from a
visit to Albany.
Miss Warren of Hawkinsville is the
guest Of Mr.; and Mrs. r. NJ. Butler on
Forsyth Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wade Of Toledo, O..
Wade.
A surprise party was rendered the Misses
Kayton last Thursday evening Cards
We're played. Miss Mamie Engel winning
the ladies prize. a china tea and toast set,
and Mr.. Nat Solomon the gentleman's
prize, a silver cork screw. Other guests
We're; Miss Nina Kulman, Miss Maize
Ferst, Miss Josie Hyams, Mss Helen
Smith, Miss Carrie L.lenthal, Miss Emma
Elnstein, Miss Pearla Abrams, Miss May
Waxelbaum, Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss
Dolly DuN. MI AUOn l4elleIt MI Joseph
Dryer, Mr.. Nat Solomon. Mr.. Ike Kalman,
Mr.. Oscar Kulman, Mr. Morde Hyams,
Mr.. Arthur solomon. Mr.. Edwin Frank,
Mr.. $. FAINT
Mrs. William arden, Mr.. Cannon and
Prof. Ashmore, of the Chatham Acad-
envy, chaperoned a botanical outing party
yesterday to Isle of Hope to gather spec
linens for the class in botany.
Miss Virgie White has returned from
visit to Bluffton, s. c.
Mrs. T. S. Wyly will chaperone a house
party at Daufush Island this week.
Mrs. Albert J. Bucky, of Jacksonville.
Fla, is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. p. Myerson.
The marriage of Mr.. D. G. Thompson
and Miss Mary Wilson viii take place
next Tuesday at s o'clock at the indie
pendent Presbyterian church.
Missea Smith, of Townsville, will later
on be the guests Of Mrs. Habersham
Wylly.
day for Atlanta 10 attend the Moore
Jackson wedding, to take place on the 23d
in that city.
Miss Jessie Chisholm is the guest of Miss
Matte Boynton, in Atlanta.
Lieut.. and Mrs. j; L. SIN will enter
tain at cards next Thursday, in compile
ment to Miss Bessie Wood.
Miss Nellie Lamar and Miss Tiny Rob
erts have returned from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Taylor on their plantation
A dance and supper were given at Mrs.
lannon's, at Thunderbolt, last Tuesday
evening, in compliment to Mrs. Hanno,
Of Kew York. Some of those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Solomon, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Kayton. Mrs. Jacob Dpp-
man. Miss Emma Einstein, Miss Carrie
Lilienthal, Miss Nina kulman, Miss
Birdie KaytOn, Miss Ruth KaytOn. Mr..
Gus Kayton, Mr.. Adolph LETTER, Mr. Oscar
Kulman and Mr.. Arthur Solomon.
The new steamer Gov. Stafford will
bring over the Beaufort military to-mor-
row; Capt. Strobahr in charge.
AS the days grow long the memory of
shoppers grow short 1t seems, since the
ladies' stroll down after the closing time
of the stores to do shopping, and so de-
tain the already tired clerks, who are too
polite to show their fatigue. But if the
ladies' can't remember that the clerks are
human beings and not machines then
closing time. If this were unanimously
done the proprietors of stores would win
ten fold the respect of their customers
who would be shut out once, only to be
on time forever afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs George Whitehead of Way
nesboro have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Marion
Whitehead, to Mr. Clarence Leonard Row
land of Augusta.
A surprise party was rendered the Misses
Kayton again last evening and dancing
formed the evenings entertainment Some
of those present were: Miss Carrie Lilien-
thai, Miss Nina Kulman, Miss Gertrude
Berg, Miss Josie Hyams, Mr. Adolf Letter
Mr. Arthur solomon, Mr.. Ike Kayton, Mr..
10 Dryer Mr.. Oscar Kulman, Mr.. s.
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