The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-10

from to O'Clock. This ball will be one
OF the largest society events of the week.
ana will no doubt be quite "A brilliant af-
lalr' as the Purim balls generally are. The
committees I'm charge are numerous and
comprise many of the leaders of the Purim
ball devotees, who will see that this event
is quite up 10 the regulation mark
And now that there is a surccase Of
Mikado and Flower Queen rehearsals the
next general excitement will be centered
OF the Music Festival rehearsals, and on
the three concerts 10 be given in the the
alter. Amateur singers are already deeply
interested in the prospect Of ten rehear-
sails to be attended. and the expectant au-
dience viii await with eagerness the pleas
ure Of the full-dress, full-voiced concerts
which viii be the musical event Of the sea-
son
Miss Damn has just returned from a
two weeks visit to friends in Thomas
Vile.
The Fortnightly Whist Club met last
"Wednesday evening at the residence of
Miss Louise Nicely Some of those pres
ent We're: Miss Emma Hopkins Miss
Maud Hayward, Miss Florence nIcAlpin.
Mrs. G. b. Malone Mrs N1cEeown. Miss
Laurie Harris Mr. +. O. Watkins. Mr. J.
i. Cam, Mr.. Carlton Champion and Mr.
A. p. Wright. Miss Emma Hopkins viii
entertain the club ut its next meeting.
Mr.. w. r. Mcintyre was complimented
with a serenade last evening by Company
G, OF the Guards.
Several attractive young teachers of
Christ church Sunday school are prepar-
ing. with the aid Of their classes, to give
fairs at their residences for the benefit OF
the Easter fund These energetic work.
ers are interesting their friends and turn
about is fair play in every sense of the
word when it comes to the work of fairs
in Savannah
Mrs. l. n. Wells is at home to her friends
on Tuesday afternoons.
Theater and matinee parties formed
some Of last weeks amusements and
several impromptu matinee parties were
formed for Thursday to see ~ Country
Circus: one of these parties consisted of
the following: Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs
Netsburg, Master Harold Netsburg. Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers, Miss Marjorie Myers, Mrs.
Sydney Rosenheim, Mrs. S. Einstein Miss
Ruth Einstein, Mrs. Joseph Ferst Misses
Hannah, Gena and Master Moses Ferst
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman and Misses Unis,
Gladys and Doris Lippman
Miss Edith Wilson of Cincinnati and En-
sign VIM. NJ. Crosse, of the United States
navy were married last Wednesday even
ing al o'clock, at Mount Auburn Pres
byterian church. Cincinnati. Mr. Crosse
has made many friends during his short
stay in Savannah, who will be ready to
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Crosse on their
arrival to the city whore they will reside
with Mrs. Hayward on Whitaker street
Mrs. Lilienthal and Miss Carrie Lilien-
thai have returned from short visit 20
st. Augustine, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ferst were compli-
mented with surprise party last Wednes-
day evening; the evening was spent very
informally by the guests who We're: Miss
Bessie Meinhard Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Maize Ferst, Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss
Josie Hyames, Miss Mamie Engle. Miss
Miriam We'll of Daren. Mr. Edwin Frank
Mr. Leon Rosenheim. Mr.. Seigfried Fantl
Mr. Leo Ferst and Mr.. Asher.
Capt. Hansman Of Florida is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Il. Kulman.
Riding parties are quite the swell things
just now; on fair afternoons it is no un-
usual sight to see brisk parties on the
road one piquant erect horse woman sits
her horse particularly well and goes like
a breeze on her sorrel horse over the shell
roads out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thigpen are resid-
ing at the De Soto, after a trip to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Alec Haskell of Columbia, S. c.,
is the guest of Gen. and Mrs. A r. Law
ton for several weeks.
Miss Miriam Well of Darien is the guest
OF AIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst, on Hail
street.
Miss Augustus Smith passed through the
city last Wednesday, from St. Augustine
Fla, after a visit to Bishop and Mrs b.
G. Weed. She left Wednesday evening
for her home in Summerville Augusta.
Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell are among
the guests at the Ponce de Leon. m ST
Augustine.
Miss Phoebe Elliott and Miss Margaret
Stiles have returned from a visit to MIR
and Mrs. Habersham Clay in Bryan
county.
Miss Harrison and Miss Belle Harrison
are expected soon from Philadelphia. to
remain in Savannah until the spring.
Miss Kate Bussey left yesterday for
Atlanta to spend several months.
Miss Charlye Wheatley left yesterday
for Guyton to visit Mr.. and Mrs r. J
Davant after a visit to Miss Mary White
Of this city.
The Chimes Of Normandy rehearsals are
absorbing much of the time of some Of
the society people. who viii be seen again
above the footights after Easter. Some