The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-05

4 Thursday. the party being driven out to
ThunderbOlt in the afternoon. where they
spent the evening at the Yacht club The
guests We're. Mrs. G.. A. l.. Cunningham,
chaperon, Miss Lyman, Miss Woodbridge,
Mss Caro- duBignon, Miss Sarah Mills,
MISS Elise Rauers, Mr. Hammond J.
| ke2d, MIR. ". W Heating. Miss T. Newell
West Mr.. Murray Screvcn Mr. W. B.
| daftridee and Mr.. Julian Hartridge.
Capt Rogers, commander of the rev
enue cutter Boutwell,. who has been trans
Iefred TO the Dallas on the New England
coast leaves for his new post of duty
next thursday. The captain will leave
many warm friends i'm Savannah, who APP
preciate him for his many estimable
qualities. He will be accompanied ely
MS wife. Mrs. Rogers, and her daughter,
MIS-. Wood, who have a wide circle OF
friends In Savannah, who regret their
departure. Miss Wood is great favor
ite IN savannah society
The penny party last Wednesday at
the residence of Rev. and Mrs /. +.
Mendes for the benefit of the Synagogue
Guild was one OF the largest social events
of the past weeks. Mrs Sol Bins
guests who came in. The abundance of
flowers added charm to the occasion.
Tickets were presented to the guests, en-
fitting them to one draw from the grab
Dag, The prize, cut glass vase, was
won by Mrs /. Roos, for guessing the
number of beans In a bottle Much in
terest IL manifested in the Ladies' Guild
recently formed for the Improvements of
the synagogue.
A blackboard party was given to Isle
of Hope in compliment to Miss Rosa
Rland Of Augusta. The other guests were
Miss Mamie Conoley, Miss Maggie Dillon.
Miss Katie Banks, Miss Julia Crowley
Miss Mamie Dillon, Miss Maggie Davis,
Miss Mamie Powder, Miss Mary Robin
son, Miss May Corbett, Miss Clara Cowley,
Mr.. Joe Ryan, Mr. James Dunn. Mir
Eddie Laysez MIR. Joseph McDonougn,
Mr.. John Stoughton MIR. E. Crawford
Mt 3 Allen, Mr. Henry Teasdale, Mr..
Tom Sweeney, Mr.. w. w. Cordrick Mr.
Joe Dillon and Mr.. Walter Mitzger.
The Cinderella Club met last Friday
evening with the following guests; Miss
Maggie Hun, Miss Meta Thomas. Miss
laurie Harris, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss
Conner, Miss LYMAN, Miss Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. w Il. Leaken, Mr.. W. n. Pratt,
Mr.. J. W. McAlpin. Jr.. Mr.. A. b. Elliott,
Dr. j. A Nydegger, Mr.. Palmer; Arson,
+. r. McKeathan. Mr.. A. p. Wright, Mr.
Carlton Champion, and Mr.. Sybrandt. The
ladies' prize, a silver hat pin, was won by
Miss LYMAN; the gentleman's prize, sill
Ver-mounted memorandum tablet, was
won by Mr. II. w. Johnson.
The german was danced last Thursday
evening at the Guards Armory hall. Mr.
Randolph Anderson leading. This is the
last german of the season, except the
moonlight Tor moonless). to be danced
probably on the 14th. Several visitors were
present last Thursday evening. Among
them were; Miss Helm of Sing Sing n. Y
Miss Sallie Hammond Wright Of Augusta
Miss Halliday of Boston, Miss Nightin-
gale Of Brunswick and Miss Malet of Nir-
ginia. The spring toilets of organdie were
both stylish and becoming: especially a
pink organdy of fluffy, soft hazziness,
The girls are sorry when the last german
Is danced and each one is pronounced to
be the best.
Miss Hattie We'll entertained the Week
" Euchre Club al its meeting during the
last week. The ladies' prize, a Bohemian
vase was won by Miss Gertrude Berg: the
gentlemen's prize, a walking cane, was
won by Mr.. Siegfried Fantl. After sup
per two grab bass filled with toys and
| containing one prize each, furnished fun
for the guests. The ladies prize, a cut
glass vase, was won by Miss Josie Hy-
ans. The gentleman's prize silver hat
marker was won by MIR. Asher other
guests were: Miss Hattie Hecht Miss
/ Maize Ferst Miss Helen Smith, Miss Ma
J mic Engle Miss Pearla Abrams, Miss
Gertrude Berg, Miss Josie Hyams. Mr..
! Leo Ferst, Mr.. Seigfried Fantl Mr. Asher.
| Mr.. Morde Hymes, Mr.. Nat Solomon Mr.
a. NJ. Leffler, Mr. Sontheim and Mr.. Gus
| Kayton.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Emmett BIackshear en-
tertained last Wednesday evening in com
plilacnt to Miss Julia Rogers of Macon.
who is the guest of Miss Saussy, and also
/ TO Miss Georgia Dorsey serving of Louis
vile, Ky, the guest of Mrs. Edward l..
/ Prince.
/ Mrs. Clifford Carleton has returned to
| her homo in New York.
/ Miss Sara Reilly entertained number of
/ her friends at her home last Friday even
/ ing, in honor of Rev. Father c. Meredith
I of Walden, n. j.; the most ENJOYABLE
! feature of the evening was music and
! singing by the reverend father and Mr..
/ Frank Garvey.
Mrs William Garrard and Miss Emmie
Lawton will return tomorrow from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lyman and Miss Cos
! ems are spending to-day with friends in
! Charleston.
| Last Wednesday afternoon the Mikado
/ troupe were complimented with a tea at
/ the Guards Armory hail. from ) to Z
/ when an impromptu musical was enjoyed
/ by the guests Some of the selections were
/ sung by Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Finnie Miss
/ Carruthers Miss Howard, Mr.. Grafton
| Baker, Mr. Sybrandt and piano selection
was played by Miss Lola Moynelo Among
/ the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. W p Hum
! ter, Mr.. j. NJ Bryan. Mr.. F. L Rebarer
/ Mr.. Julian Walker DR.. and Mrs. E r.
/ Corson, Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs W. II
/ Daniel Mrs. l.. w. Haskell Mrs Paul
LYMAN; Dr. and Mrs. W W Owens. MIR.
| l. NJ. Fleming. Mr.. T. L. Owens, Mr.. A.
| Sybrandt, Mr.. George Cosens and others.
Mis-. Culver OF Chicago is residing with
Mrs N. H. Finnie, on Liberty street.