The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-28

Society is finding time all too short for
the many entertainments being given just
now. Every day much informal enter
tanning is done: blackboard parties out
ing parties and parties Of all kinds have
filled up a week of gaiety. And stin the
charitable entertainments are rife and re-
hearsals continue 10 absorb the time of
the victims and complete the success of
the very effective amateur performances
put upon the stage The AIkado will be
the chief Of events this week and later
on the Chimes again. The living whist
will be one of the most brilliant enter
tainments and its very novelty will be one
of its attractions.
The opera, the Chimes of Normandy
was one Of the chief social events of .hc
past week. At the evening performance
demi-toilets were worn by the ladies OF
the audience and quite a full-dress affair
1t was. The praises are still resounding
for the pronounced success Of the ANA
teurs. The Home operate Company
draws a fun house every time and a
second ovation is promised for the Mikado
and the Chimes.
Outing parties 10 Greenwich during the
past week were irresistably attractive to
some of the society devotees, who en-
joyed the swimming pool, along with other
Greenwich attractions. The girls on
wheels find this a pleasant point for a
run, and just now II is in the hight of
spring loneliness.
Entertaining at breakfast is now one Of
Savannahs latest customs During the
past week several swell breakfasts were
given to visiting young ladies' An early
ride on ones wheel, then cold bath and
a 10 o'clock breakfast makes a pleas
ant beginning to the day.
Miss Maize Ferst entertained the euchre
club at its last weeks meeting The prize.
china tray, was won by Miss Mamie En-
sic. Another feature of the evening, be-
sides cards was the guessing of the number
of pickles in "a bottle; for the most correct
guess the prize, a silver pen, was awarded
10 Miss Mamie Engle also Other CHESTS
were: Miss Hattie Hecht Miss Josie Nv
ans, Miss Hattie Well Miss Pearla
Abrams, Miss Helen Smith Mr. eo Ferret
Mr., Alfred Fantl. Mr. f. Neubergher. Mr.
Asher, Mr.. Morde Hyams Mr. Nat solo
mon and Mr. Gus Kayton.
Mrs. Joseph Ferst will entertain the
euchre club this week.
Miss Carrie Lilienthal entertained at
dinner last Tuesday in compliment to Miss
Gertrude Berg.
Capt o. NJ. Carter entertained at dinner
last Thursday evening in compliment to
Among the guests were: Mr. W G. Cbarl-
ton, Or. T.. r. Corson DR., T. J. Charlton
and others.
Miss Emma Coburn entertained last Fri
DAY evening. with an informal musical at
her residence on State street. Among those
present were Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mrs n II
Einnie, Mr.. and Mrs. W p. Hunter. Miss
Cosens, Miss Julia Owens, Miss Margaret
Owens, Misses Coburn, Mr. Grafton c. pa
ker. Mr.. Julian Walker Mr.. T. Lloyd
Owens and others.
Mrs. Charles Ellis Jr. entertained in
formally last Friday morning in compli-
ment to Miss Muller with a musical Some
OF those present were: Mrs E. r. Cors,)n
Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. James H. Hun
ter, Mrs. Henry McAplin, Mrs p A. Sto-
vail, Mrs. J. T. Walker Mrs. r. c. Battey,
Mrs. John Hawkins, Mrs. II. ID. Stevens
Miss Bessie Ward, Miss Jennie Johnston
Miss Julia Owens and Miss Margaret Co
sens.
Mrs W. r. Leaken entertained the
Married Woman's Club last Friday af-
hot house plant, was won by Mrs. Paul
Lyman; the second prize. a Bohemian
glass vase, was won by Mrs. A. y. Hull.
Other guests We're: Mrs. H. d. Stevens,
Mrs. W. G. Morren, Mrs. ]. b. West
Mrs. James H. Hunter. Mrs. John II. Hun
ter, Mrs. c.. A. L. Cunningham, Mrs. r.
Mrs. Frank Battey, Mrs. John Hawkins,
Mrs. John Screven, Jr., Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stew
art. Mrs. w. w. Owens. Mrs. W ".
Rogers, Mrs. c. 3. Malone, Mrs. Charles
Ellis, Jr.. Mrs. Robert +. Burden, Miss
Ward. Miss Cosens. Miss Hoist Miss
Margaret owens, and others.
Capt, Manigault complimented DR.. w.
II. Elliott and family with an outing
party to his home on Pennyworth Island
last Thursday afternoon. Others present
We're: Mrs. Clifford Carleton of New
York, Miss Helen Hardee. Miss Margaret
Stiles, Miss Hattie Hardee, and others
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman enter
tained at euchre during the past week
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and Mrs l.. Adler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kayton, Mrs Jacob
Lippman, Mrs. Eisman. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Netsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Gansburg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckman.
Mrs. r. f. Lester and Miss Laura Les
ter are spending few days AZ Suwanee
Springs, Fa.
Mrs. Elliott Guerard is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. cuthberi, in Charleston. g. q
Miss Maria KOllock and Miss jamie
koBoek are spending several weeks in
Mr.. Charles Edward Green returned
from yisli q Melrose on Daufueki
Island last Tuesday.
Mlhs Minuie bannon returned laff Fri-
eet from Albania, where she was tbe
$3.50 OF Afh. j. a. higgins, on Clark
Miff Grace Barnard entertained tnr A..
- spkffs las 3hprs4ay evening aifh