The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

entbusiastic applause. These present
were Miss Freda T.aub. Miss Helen
Binswanger. Mss Hortense Stern. Miss
I Fanny Newburger. Miss Jenette We'll.
/ Miss Eta ROthschild. Miss Norma Elm
I stein. Masters Herbert :. Gersi. Ajax y
/ Kohler. Edwin Letter. Lee Roy L0ven-
/ stein. SelgO Mohr. Joseph r. Solomon,
1 Louis Newberser. Marier Unitz and Ar
/ thur Ley
Rev J. W. Hinton, D. D.. presiding ell
I der Of the Savannah district, is in the
Z city. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.. =. r.
Z Bullard. No. 20 Huntingdon street He will
preach this morning and evening al the
( Wesley Monumental
f Miss Belle Schmidt OF Washington spent
. last Week with AIRS. r. s. Belsinger on
I Taylor street
Z a quiet wedding took place last Wednas-
7 day afternoon a O'Clock at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Cohen on Bolton
street. Miss Lillian Cohen was married
+ 10 Mr. Charles Elton Yonge. Rev. e. II.
Strong performing the ceremony. Little
Miss Mary Cohen was maid Of honor and
( carried her bouquet with gaceful ease.
Some of these present at the ceremony
( were. DR. and Mrs. ". r. Nav, AR and
{ Mrs. .. ;. Connerat. Miss Ellen Arson,
Miss Ida May. Miss Jennie May and 9TH
ers.
The United Bands Of Daughters Of t.
rael viii give a charity ball next Thurs
day evening at the Guards Armory hall
Tho ball viii be the important event
OF the week, and win be largely attend
cd by society devotees. The supper has
been donated. and one ticket G0 Will
admit gentleman accompanied by a
lady.
Mrs James II. Hunter entertained the
Married WOman's Club last Friday after
noon with nve-handed euchre. The first
prize, d Dresden china tea and toast set
was won by Mrs c. a. L. Cunningham:
the second prize a cream pitcher was
won by Mrs Pulliam Of Jacksonville, TIA
The others present were: Mrs. G. A.
Gibbes. Mrs. II. j.. Stevens, Mrs. Tracy
Hunter, Mrs W. @. Morren, Mrs. L. g.
Battey. Mrs W. W. Rogers. Mrs. A B.
Hun. Mrs. John Screven. Mrs. c. 3. Ma
/ lone, Mrs. 4. +. Burdell, Mrs J. NJ. Lang
Mrs. @. A. Mercer, j., Mrs. George Cope,
Miss Mollie Johnson Miss Cosens Miss
Louise Barnard, Miss Lamar and Mrs.
Hampton FerriiI
Mrs. w. n. Holt gave a heliotrope tea
last Friday afternoon from half past Eve
/ 10 half past seven. The rooms were elab-
orately decorated with palms, plants
and many shaded lamps. Heliotrope rib
I bon ornameRted the DINING table with
/ boQuets or heliotrOpe scattered among the
/ ribbon. Mrs Holt was gowned in black
I SILK; she was assisted by Mrs. !. Phtts.
+ Those serving were: Miss Sarah Baker Of
Virginia, In blue silk; Miss Lillian Ham
Nton, in heliotrOpc silk. chiffon and hya-
/ cnths; Miss Bessie Baker white silk and
chiffon; Miss Virginia Hamilton gowned
! in lilac-tulle and forget-me-nots: Miss Jen-
I ME Holt. in lilac crepe and chiffon. Many
guests filled the rooms during the after
noon and enjoyed the hospitality of the
graceful hostess.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Ferguson enter
tanned last Friday evening with cards;
euchre ana whist We're played until sup
per, after which the evening was finished
with dancing: the occasion was the eighth
anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. W. w. Gordon gave an afternoon
tea last Friday, informally. in compli-
ment to the ladies of the New Jersey ride
team. Some of the guests We're: Mrs. w.
G. Charlton, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs.
Louis W. Haskell. Mrs. j. c. Postell Mrs
c. II. Dixon, Mrs. r.. G.. Harrison, Mrs =.
r. Corson, Mrs. A. e. Mills, Mrs. Robb
White. Mrs. Henry McAlpin. Mrs. i. L.
+ Goodwin Mrs. ". W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs.
John Nisbet, Mrs. T. S. Wylly. Mrs. 7. G
duBignon, Mrs. j. 3. West. Mrs W. w.
+ Mackall. Mrs p. II. Meldrm Mrs. Geo
Cosens, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham. Jr., Miss
/ Nan Screven, Miss Orme, Miss NILS Miss
/ White. Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss
/ Wheatley. Miss Lucy Orme. Miss Jennie
! Johnston and Miss Annie Jones.
4 Mrs. J. L. Walthour entertained with
! cards last Thursday evening; the first
prize was won by Miss Henrietta Myers;
/ the second by Mrs. George l.. Cope, and
the consolation by Mrs. John Screven.
Mrs. c. b. Malone entertained the Whist
Club last Monday evening.
Mrs j. b. Campbell Of Atlanta is visit
/ ing Col. and Mrs. r. NJ. Orme on Jones
street.
Mrs. r. F. Griggs of Waterbury. Conn,
! is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
/ Branch
Miss Laura johnson has returned to her
home in New York after a visit TO her sis
ter Mrs. ]. n. Wells
Miss Chaplin of Richmond, Va. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Thomas
The sugar balr' yesterday afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall was largely attended
both by spectators and by dancers in cos
tune. The gypsies, butterflies and tam
! BOURNE dancers of EurXnandj, and many
of the flowers from the Flower Queen
| opened the grand march. led by Percy
| Linwood, in costume of purple velvet
! lace and knickqSboclaers. Many little
dancers Joined the march, which was
Intricate and we'll done the smallest
I children. catching the rhythm and swing
of the music, seemed inspired. Their hap
/ py faces beaming with pleasure, they
waltzed with the freedom and grace Of
an adept. After the general march and
! waltz there were special dances by the
butterflies. Among them We're Miss Mar
/ guerite Suits Miss Ethel Taylor. Miss
Margaret Charlton, Miss Cora Johnson
Miss Lindsay and others. Miss Cora John
son danced a special dance and added
much to the performance by her piquan
smile. Miss Rosa Coates was enthusiast
ticaIly applauded for her exceptionally
I graceful dancing. The ball was a very
brilliant of dazzling costumes. happy
youthful faces and fairy-like sprites The
admission fee, I'VE pounds of sugar, ac-
cumulated 10 a large supply for the or
phan homes of the city. Prof Agostin,
his proved himself public benefactor in
so earnestly pushing any good cause anc
So completely succeeding in whatever he
undertakes, even though it be a sugar
ball"
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Sallie Has
kell entertained the Jolly Jokers last even
ing with cards Some of those presen'
Were Miss Gertrude jackson of Augusta
| Miss Charlie Wheatly of Columbus. Ga.
Miss Virginia Cunningham, Miss Jack
| son of Virginia. Miss Lima Walter 1iiss