The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17

Backward. Round the Red Lamp. Ivan
hoe, WestWardhoe The Light Of Asia,
and OF course, Trilhy.
Miss Bessie Meinhard entertained the
Euchre Club last week with cards until
supper. after which trere was dancing.
I Among those present were; Miss Helen
Smith. Miss Mamie Ensle Miss Maize
Ferst. Miss Hattie Hecht. Miss Josie Hy-
ames. Miss Miriam Well Mr.. Asher. Mr..
I Leo Ferst. Mr.. Leon Rosenheim. Mr.. Ed
. win Frank. Mr.. Nat Solomons and Alr.
! Aiord Hysms-
Mrs Joseph Hirsch Of Atlanta Is chair
I man OF the committee OF the children's
I department for the coming exposition.
| she Is regarded as a splendid worker. and
I one who will completely organize this de-
/ partment. where the children can be left
during the day and viii be cared for
/ while their fond mothers enjoy the ex-
/ position.
Just now the city seems to be fun OF
/ little stories about French. and bits Of
gossip are floating Ike notes in the air
| The fact is that society ladies are watch
ing with much interest the progress of
| the French normal class. Here and there
/ you can sea two or three OF them slowly
| entering the class. bowling gently to the
/ professor as they pass along looking for
remote seats in perfect amazement at
what is going on II Is a perfect mystery
TO them. who have studied the language
| for six or seven years to see the progress
realized within the short period of three
months al the rate Of two lessons a week.
After the lesson is over they go to the pro-
fessor expressing their admira ton at the
way he irstructs such large a class.
! With a blush Monsieur muzzarelli an
swers that all merit is due to his pupils
alone. who. teaching from 9 to 2, hurry up
TO dinner in order TO reach the class
promptly at 4; and the ladies' study with
such earnestness as TO leave somewhat in
the dark their fellow bearded classmates.
showing once more that women assume
in that branch Of study their superiority
IN pluck, tenacity and perseverance.
How do teachers compare with or
binary society women as regards brain
powers and intellect" was the query of
the professor. who answered, with a po-
lite smile that he couldn't see any differ
ence here in Savannah. That was French
enough, wasn't it? But added he merrily
Il do not think, as a rule. that society
women, at SsS7d cast or north. have any
! superabund laafsqua Of brains or are
| gifted above the average Of humanity
! The Savannah teachers all come of a
| quite refined stock, and l profess to have
| for them the greatest admiration. How
! they md time 20 devote to their French
/ studies in spite of all their other duties has
always been a marvel TO me. They are
| quick. clever, sweet, well-bred and possess
above all a firm aud yet kindly charac-
| ter. To train and develop such apt stu
dents is indeed a delightful task for me-
| In fact, and / tell you this entire nous,
there are plenty of them with whom 1
could be desperately in love were l 20
well, say 15-years younger"
May l ask you. monsieur who are
| your best pupils, and whether some Of
them don't drop out?"
"Oh, of course, this had to be expected
but very few do and, there, l do not
mind much, because they are the dullest
and, being unable to follow the procession,
they pursue the right course. AS for the
names Of the best pupils, why, dear mad
am, 1 would have to name them ALL
It is said that the professor does not
| like dull pupils. When he wants to get rid
| of one Of these stupid little owls, as he
| calls them, he is very cross to them, and
soon makes them understand they had
better stay home.
1.-TWO months with the professor" said
| one of his male pupils, lis better than two
years elsewhere. He is fun of fun, of en-
ergy and magnetism. Sometimes he car
ries us with him to Paris in a theater or
a swell restaurant, 'des boulevards,' and
there for half an hour we eat the most
succulent dinner to be dreamed Of Now
Miss So-and-So, do not take another glass
of champagne. please; you seem to for
get that article of mine on the temper
ance question, and, then, in the
next minute, you'll hear him say: Why,
my dear sir, you ought to be sentenced to
penal servitude for life for numbering
French that way. In fact. he makes
the lessons so interesting that the hour
passes as quick as a fash"
The Purim ball committee gave a most
brilliant affair for children last Thurs
day afternoon from four to seven at the
Guards Armory hall, Cobbs' orchestra
in attendance with music. During the
grand march boxes of candy and SOU
venirs were given each guest, receiving
one Of each. The effect was gorgeous, of
the mingling of many colors, blended with
predominence of white, the young peo-
pie were out in large numbers. Some of
those present were: Miss Ruthie Elm
stein, Miss Hannah Einstein, Miss Estelle
Gutman, Miss Rita Gutman, Miss Unice
Lippman, Miss Gladys Lippman. Miss Dor
is Lippman, Miss Marjorie Myers, Miss
Doris Smith, Miss Hannah Ferst, Miss
Gena Ferst, Miss Hazel Haas, Miss Nell
lie Wolf, Miss Lucille Levy, Miss Ada
Enrich, Miss Mildred Solomons, Miss
Gertha Lyman. Miss Rita We'll, Miss Sill
Vyn Well, Miss Joy Solomons, Miss LiV-
ingston, Miss Traub, Masters Moses, Har-
old and Alvin Ferst, Herman and Walter
Haas, Harold Netsburg, Letter Hano, Ed
gar and Albert Leyman and others At
ter the ball room was given over to the
| schoolgirl set until IL, When the young
ladies' on the committees and their friends
danced the rest of the evening. Those on
the committee were: Mrs. Hexter Mrs.
A. Berg, Mrs. Emile Newman, Miss Ma
mic Engle, Miss Lillienthal Miss Maize
Ferst, Miss Eta Lippman. Miss Bertha
Rothschild, Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss Dol
lie Dub, Miss Bertha Einstein, Miss Lii
lie Einstein. Miss Emma Einstein, Miss
Nina Kulman, Miss Josie Hyams, Miss
Hattie We'll, Miss Miriam We'll, Miss Bes-
sic Meinhard. Miss Gertrude Berg, Miss
Jennie Einstein, Miss Birdie Kayton.
Miss Ruthie Kayton, Mr.. Gus Kayton.
Mr.. Edwin Binswanger. Mr.. Leon Rosen-
helm, Mr.. Abe Dryfus, Mr.. Mord. Hy-
ans, Mr. Ike Kalmon, Mr.. Julian Hexter.
Mr.. Nose Guckenheimer, Mr.. Jacob
Smith, Mr.. Edwin Frank Mr.. Henry Mem
hard, ,Jr., Mr.. Oscar Kulman. Mr. Max
Wolf, Mr.. Hugo Frank and others.
Miss Carrie Ryals entertained with
card party last Monday evening at her
residence on Anderson street, in compl-
ment to her guests, Miss Arnold of Gaines
vile, S. c., and Mrs. W. f. Tinsley of
Virginia. The ladies' prize was won by
Mrs. Tinsley, the gentleman's by Mr. Rog-
ers. and the BOBBY fell to Mr.. Merkle. 9th