The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21


preliminary TO her graduation in music
AT the close Of the term. The recital took
pace N the college chapel, and a select
ana cultured audience listened to several
numbers by Chopin, Aendelsshon, ROssini-
List and Beethoven. which Miss Jones
had selected from her repertoire, and
testlhed their appreciation by according
the heartiest applause to the young musi-
clan. her mastery of the authors, pre-
cision, delicaey Of touch and finished
technique were remarked by all present
and reflected credit upon the college, and
specially upon the talented Doctor Peters
who has charge Of the musical depart
ment showing what careful training and
unremitting attention can accomplish.
The Harmonic club gave a hop last
wednesday evening, which was one of the
largest society affairs of the week The
guests present We're; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Lippman, Mr., and Mrs. A. Ferst
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Wen Mr.. and Mrs. Binswanger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stern, Mrs. S. Einstein Miss Maize
Ferst, Miss Hattie Well Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Mamie Engle Miss Josie Hy-
ANS, Miss Ida Reiser. Miss Emma Elm
stein, Miss Ada Enrich. Miss Carrie Lii
henthal, Mr.. +. NeWberger, Mr. Nat Solo
mon, Mr.. NJ. Guckenheimer. Mr.. Leo
Eerst Mr. J. Einstein. Mr.. Adolf Letter,
Mr.. NJ Hyams. Mr.. Gus Kayton, Mr.. Ed
win Frank, Mr.. Alfred Fantl.
The Living Whist will be the society
event of the next few weeks; the rehear-
sails are on and the interest and enthusi-
asm Is awakened and the performance bids
fair TO be one of the most brilliant society
AFFAIRS Of this season. The four PLAYERS
Will be Mr. J. T. j. Beckwith. Mr.. Henry
ID, Rockwell The four queens will he
Mrs. W. r. Leaken, Miss Margaret Cosens,
MISS Julia owens and Miss Mary Apple
ton. The four aces will be Miss Mary
Whitehead, Miss Irene Withers Miss
Pamela Lamar and Miss Elise Rauers.
The four kings will be Mr.. Abbott Thorn
as; Mr. O.. A. Whitehead, Jr., Mr.. A. b.
Elliott and Mr.. Gratz Myers. The four
knaves VIII be Mr.. w. S. Chisholm, MIR.
NJ NJ. Stewart Mr.. Louis Morgan and
Mr. irwin; The remaining cards will be
West, MIR. Henry McAlpin, Miss Nellie
BALDWIN, Miss COrinne Hayward Miss
kfSa,thieen Hunter, Miss Nan Screven,
Miss Stella West Miss LYMAN. Miss Stiles
Miss Marie Moynelo, Miss Helen Mar
shall, Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss Katherine
Hartridge, Miss Henrietta Myers, Miss
Elorlde Banks, Miss Scotia Walter Miss
Sarah Nils Miss Emma Hopkins, Mr.
a.. a. Bacon, Mr.. j. #. Cam, Mr.. Horace
Crane. Mr.. David Barrow Mr. T. L.
owens, DR.. Welsh, Mr.. w r. Hopkins, Mr.
e. A. Mercer. Mr. Henry Drane. Mr.. A
q. Guerard Jr., Mr.. Fred Myers, Jr Mr.
Noble Jones and Mr.. Joe Taylor.
The Duplicate Whist Club met last
evening With the following members
Hopkins, Miss Maude Hayward, Mr. w
J.. Clay, Mr. +. o. Watkins, Mr. ]. f.
Nicely, Mr.. c. Champion, Mr.. j. f. Cam
Rev and Mrs J. ]. Lanler are in Au-
gusta visiting relatives.
- Mrs. a. r. Lawton has returned from
Dansvine, n. Y
Miss Margaret Stiles and Miss Francis
NlshilhseIe arrived in the city last
MONDAY from Brunswick
Mrs. Alfred Mills and Masters Charles
NILS and Hugh Stiles are spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs Habersham
Clay in Bryan county.
Miss Hattie May Mitchell is visiting
the Misses Garrett, in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Howell and Miss Ida
Howell, of Atlanta, passed through the
city last week en- route for New York
Mrs. H. G. Jeffries, Mrs. St. John
Moore, Mrs Boyce and Mrs. McWhorter
OF Augusta, were guests of friends in the
city last week
Mrs. L. l.. Gibson has returned from
a visit to Mrs, e. W. Gould in Macon.
Mrs. J. K. OIL of Atlanta, is in San
francisco, Cal, on a several weeks trip.
Mr.. j. E. Dye. of New York. nephew
OF the late Commodore Vanderbilt. was
the guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ
Cleveland, on Duffy street.
Mrs. James e. Warswick. of Montpopo-
cry, and Mrs. Mary Warswick. of Can
ada, are visiting Mrs. S. A. Goebel on
Lincoln street.
Miss Marie Nisbet entertained the JolIy
Jokers last Thursday evening with a
dance. This was one of the SWEETEST affaire
the jolly Jokers have given and II was
one OF the many pleasant affairs Of the past
week. The guests were Miss Helen NTar-
shall, Miss Lyman, Miss Dora Cohen Mise
Mary Arnold, Miss Stella West. Miss oniN
Guerard, Miss McKeen, Miss Rhett Miss
Baldwin, Miss Forbes, Miss Mills Miss
Haskell, Miss elise Rauers, Miss Sallie
Haskell, Miss Conner. Miss Katherino
Hartridge Miss Walter, Miss Virginia
Cunningham, Miss jamie Cunningham
Miss Grace Barnard. Miss Lima Moo J.
bridge. Miss Halliday, Miss Lily Ander-
son, Miss Hopkins. Miss Banks DR. ! a
Nydegger. Mr.. John Sullivan Schlev. Mr.
Henry Dranc. MIR. Arthur b. Elliott DR.
Robert J. Lamar. Mr.. 3. Palmer Arson
Mr. J. w. McAlpin, Jr., Mr. Stuart Hincks
Mr.. T.. $ Elliott Mr.. W W. Chisholm IL
Mr. r. W. Cunningham. Mr.. Horace Hun,
ter Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens. Mr. e. G. Has.
kohl. Mr. Heman Harwood. Mr. Herman
Cox, Mr.. NJ b. Lane. Mr.. Il. r. McKethan
Mr. W @ Harrison Mr. r. G. Harrison
Ir., Mr.. Murray Screven, Mr. Wvllv
Jones, MIR II; W. johnson, Mr.. W. r.
Hopkins Mr. Fred Myers, Jr.. Mr. l.. II
Mercer, Mr.. 4. y. Mercer, Jr., Mr. r. a
Mercer. MIR. &. J. Hunter. Mr.. John Norris
Mr. a. l.. Alexander and Mr.. T. Newell
West
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst entertained
last Monday evening the occasion being
the tenth anniversary Of their wcdlin~
any Among the guests We're: Mrs. g
Llnsicin, Mf. and Mrl. Hceht Mrs. Enslc,