The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19

DR.. and Mrs J. b. Graham were enter
tanned last Monday evening by their
friend, Assistant Surgeon j. Miller Moore,
u. 5. N, on board the Atlanta.
Mrs, Gurshen and Mr.. Shields of Column
bus, Ca, We're the guests last week of
Capt. and Mrs. Kulman.
Miss Maude Drummer left last Thursday
FOR Boston. Miss Drummer has recently
graduated from the training school for
nurses in the Lowell hospital. with high
honors. She has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. G. G. Drummer of this city. for a few
months.
Miss Gertrude Berg and Miss Sara New
man left last Tuesday for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Ely gave a
yachting party last Wednesday on their
yacht the Elsie, In compliment to Rev.
and Mrs. j. j. Lanier and Miss Jennie
Pierce Of Augusta.
Mr. James. n. Barnard, Jr., Miss Grace
Barnard and Miss Olive Halliday left last
Thursday for Boston, to be absent all sum
mer.
Mr. Herman Myers took a party of
guests 10 SEQ the Raleigh and Atlanta last
Wednesday. Among them were: Mr. and
MIS-. Lawrence Lippman Mr.. and Mrs.
Netsburg, MIR. and Mrs Emile Newman,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kayton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers and others.
Miss Ella Alexander has returned to her
home in Augusta, after a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Hirsch Of Atlanta Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst on
Hall street
Miss Helm Of New York, who was the
guest of Miss Mai owens, has returned to
her home in the north.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. b. Beckwith left last
Thursday for Boston 70 be away a few
weeks They will stop few days in New
York to meet Miss BeclVwith, who will ar
rive from Germany. where she has been
studying music and the language
Mr.. Louis Berkmans of Augusta was in
the city last week.
Mrs. Hartz. Mrs. Binswanger and Miss
Abrams OF Macon were guest Of Mr. and
Mrs; 5. Einstein, on Jones street. last
week
Miss Ella Butler Evans. the society ed
itor of the Augusta Evening Herald is
the guest of Mrs Tarver, on Liberty street
Mrs. Tracy Hunter. Miss Grace Bar
nard, Miss Olive Halliday. Miss Elizabeth
Haskell, Miss Lima Walter. Miss Vir-
gina Cunningham. Miss Elise Huger and
Miss Belle Harrison returned from Dau-
fusld last Monday.
Miss Lily Hin left last Thursday for her
home near Augusta.
Miss Hayward and Mr.. Ash Hayward
are the guests of Miss Bessie Hayward
on Taylor street.
Mr.. Jacob Lippman has returned home
from New York.
Mr.. Arthur Beverly Elliott spent a few
days at Daufuski last week.
Mr.. c. Menelas is at Hotel Tybee until
he leaves in June for his plantation in Mis-
sissippi.
Miss Mamie Selg left last Tuesday for
New York where she viii reside with Mr.
Benhelm and family.
MIR. William G. Locke of Charleston is
the guest of Mr.. Albert Meyer on Henry
street. Mr. Locke possesses a well-trained
and highly cultivated tenor voice. He
viii sing to-day I'm Native Worth" from
Hayden's Creation, as offeratory in St
af bN
same church he win sing as offeratory
IF With All Your Hearts" from Mendels-
shons Elijah His voice is especially
adapted TO oratorio music, and he win
no doubt have many appreciative lis
teners.
Miss Emmie wilkins has gone north and
viii sail This week for Europe. She will
spend the summer in Paris, studying art
and taking lessons in drawing and paint
ing, for which she undoubtedly has much
talent.
given by Mrs. Watrous in Rome, italy
was Miss Noble Jones, sister of the Amer
lean consul general, Mr.. Wallace Jones,
son of the late George Noble Jones of Sa-
Yannah.
Col. J. H. Esdn complimented num-
Der Of his friends with an i'm
promptu visit to the warships and
J. H. Estill last Thursday In the party,
besides Col and the Misses EstiI, We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsett and Miss Dorsett
Mr. and Mrs Cooper and Miss Cooper
Capt. Dillon and Miss Dillon, Mr. and
Mrs Pottinger, Mr.. and Mrs Bell MIR
and, Mrs. II. T. Estill, Mr.. and Mrs. Greg
DRY, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. EstiU Capt, and
Mrs. Usna, Capt. and Mrs Daniels Miss
Wragg of Charleston, Miss Porter. Miss
Walthour, Miss Ward Mr.. Menelas. Mr.
Hancock. Mr.. NJ. J. Solomons. MIR. vii
liam Estill, Mr.. J. H. Estill. Jr., and
The, Masters las Estill Pottinger and
Bell The party stopped at the
Atlanta and then went down the river
to the DELL buoy. On the return visit
was made to the Raleigh. The party
was pleasantly received by Capt Miller
ana an hour was spent on board the shin
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simpson of Mancbes-
ter, Vt, entertained at dinner last
Wednesday at the De Soto in commitment
TO Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Thigpen.
Miss Annie Conner win leave on the Ten
tonic White Star Line, for Europe carly
in June.
Miss Lucille Desbouillons viii spend the
summer with relatives in Paris. France
one of the largest and most novel enter
| talnments ever given in Savannah In
when only children Will take part is now
in progress, and viii be given at the Y
NJ. II. A. hall, Monday evening June q Tho
| ladies' IN charge are: Mrs. Jacob Lippman
ana MISS DE Caste, assisted by Mrs Man
/. Byck and Miss Nina Kulman. The
feature ~ the evenings programme will
be the Lihputian minstrels under the care
ful and efficient direction of Mr.. Felix
Aohler.