The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-24

NOTED in her position at the Lucy Cobb
Institute, in Athens, to the chair of nat
ural science. This is a deservedly high
compliment to so young a woman. She is
quite well-known 10 Savannahians
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kayton were among
the entertainers at cards during the past
week. Their guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
LipDman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Netsburg, Mr.. and Mrs Gains
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Eisman. Mr.
and Mrs. Rosenbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman. Miss Berg
of Philadelphia, Mr.. Eichberg and Mr.
Dave Rosenheim.
Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum leaves this
week for Richmond, Va.
Miss Hattie Hecht entertained the Eu-
cher Club at its meeting last week.
Horseback riding continues to interest
some of the social favorites. we'll
mounted debutante looks more than ever
pleasing.
Mrs. $. Einsteln and Mrs. Ferst gave a
blackboard drive last Wednesday to Thun-
derbolt in compliment to Mrs. A. Ben
helm Others present were: Miss Hattie
Hecht, Miss Mazie Ferst, Miss Gertrude
Berg, Miss Josie Haynes. Miss Miriam
We'll, Mr.. II. Meinhard, Mr.. Asher.
Mrs. T. Loewenthal is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Hieman, in Atlanta.
Miss Alice Bates has returned from Flor
ida where she has been accompanist for
DR.. Palmer's chorus at the Chautauqua
She is piano accompanist for the musical
festival now in progress, and is most eff
ficient in that capacity, her touch being
firm and light and her time correct.
Mr. S. Wen of Darien is visiting his
sister, Mrs. /. NJ Frank
Miss Meta Larnerd Of Marietta is visit
ing Mrs. William Rutherford, on Liberty
street.
Miss Nettie Ennitz entertained the
Pleasure Club last Saturday evening, at
Mrs Samuel Hermans.
Miss Harrydele Hallmark assistant ed
itor of McClure's womans department, of
New York is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Greer,
in Augusta.
Mr.. William H. Hayne has poem en-
titled Natures Wealth in the last copy
of the Independent; Mr.. Haynes nature
poems are all inspired voices of nature
and this poem is no exception to this
Mr.. Alfred FantI entertained at a din
ner party last Thursday evening at the
Harmonic Club, the occasion being his
birthday. Among the guests were: Mrs
s A. Einstein; Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Engel, Miss Hecht, Miss Maize
Bessie Meinhard. Miss Josie Hyams. Mr..
Edwin Frank, Mr. Moses Guckenheimer.
Mr.. 5. Fantl, Mr.. Leon Ferst Mr. Asher
Mr.. Nat Solomon, Mr.. Arthur Solomon
and others Mr.. Fantl entertained his
guests most royalty and the evening was
one of the social events of the past week.
Miss Bessie Meinhard will leave to-mor-
row for New York to visit her sister, Mrs.
Harry Hirsch
Mrs. Pauline Patrick Gurgams and her
sister, Miss Annie Patrick of Anderson,
S. c. are visiting Mrs. Walter s. Wilson
at POS New Houston street.
Miss Mary Savage Jones left last week
for Washington, d. c., to visit her cou-
sin. Miss Colquitt.
Mrs. Nellie H. Solomon entertained last
Tuesday afternoon. The table decorations
in blue were most elaborate and graceful
Her guests were: Miss Josie Hyams, Miss
Peara. Abrams. Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Maize Ferst, Miss Hattie Hecht Miss Ma
nlie Engel. Mr.. Arthur Solomon. Mr.. /.
A. Asher Mr.. S. Fantl. Mr.. N. II. Solo
mon and Others.
Mr.. William Neyle Habersham left last
week for New York
Miss Westcott. a fine elocutionist and an
entertainer of established reputation, has
been engaged by Mr.. James NJ. Barnard
dence next Tuesday evening. Miss West
colt viii recite "A Trip to New York" d
bright and sparkling monologue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray McGregor Stew
art entertained at cards last Monday
evening in compliment to Miss Fleetwood
of New York. The ladies prize, a violet
china bon-bonaire was won by Mrs. w.
r. Leaken. and the gentleman's prize was
won by Mr.. W. r. Leaken. Other guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis.
Jr Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cosens. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. c. Myers, Miss Brown cf
Baltimore. Mr.. II. II. Thomas and Mr..
W. deBruyn Hops.
Miss Sarah Mills entertained with a
blind euchre" party last Wednesday
evening The ladies' prize, a silver belt
buckle. was won by Miss McKeen the
gentleman's prize, "A silver watch box.
was won by Mr. Arthur Whitehead. The
boobies fell to Miss Elise Rauers and Nj.
J. w. McAlpin Others present we're: Miss
Helen Marshall Miss Marie Nisbet Miss
Sallie McAlpin. Miss Florence McAlpin,
Miss Guile Harrison, Miss Maud Thomas
Miss Laura Lester, Miss Florence Woods.
Miss Grace Barnard, Miss Henrietta
Myers. Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss jamie
Cunningham, Miss Lima Walter. Mr.. r
Lloyd Owens, Or. J. A. Nydegger. Mr.. J.
T. Cam, Mr.. w. I. Hopkins, Mr.. Carl