The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

vannah for the holidays
Mr. Charlie Schley is here for the holi-
days visiting his parents
Miss Ruthle Ehrlich was given a delight
ful surprise party lasr evening o. ABOUT
thirty Of her young friends
Mr. and Mrs Lewis W. Courtney OF
MuuEy's Point, Va have announced the
marriage Of their daughter, Anna ne
Forest. 70 DR. John A Crowther' formerly
Of this city.
Mrs.. Adolph Glaser. Miss Corinne Gla-
ser. and Miss Blanche Moss OF St Louis,
Mo- are the guests OF Mr.. and lIs-
Emile Newman on Han street
Mrs. Semmes Of Atlanta IS here on q
visit 10 her parents, capt and Mrs Ran
merry
Mss Flora Dancy is ar home from
boarding school for the Christmas holt
days
Miss Annulette stubbs is at home from
Baltimore for a short visit
Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Frei5a Rauers.
and Miss Nay duBignon VINO attend Miss
Carriers school near Baltimore are al
home for the holidays
Mrs. Mccoy Of Orange. y. J.. is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Baldwin, on Liberty
street.
Mrs. Louis Basken entertained the
Whist Club on Friday afternoon
Cards are out for the marriage Of TT.
James T.. LAWN of Savannah and Miss
Carrie Mildred wilson Of Maryland. MISS
wilson belongs TO one Of the Oldest fam
j
place in the societies Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution and the Dausn-
ters Of the Confederacy. she Is also a
very talented young lady and has scores
Of friends and admirers.
Miss Albert Hun entertained a number
Of her friends on Tuesday evening.
Miss Odette Tyler whose fame as an
actress is well known, has lately pub
ished a novel entitled Boss" which has
been favOrably criticised by many Of the
northern papers II Is a charming story
Of southern life and though sensational,
is not unduly so. The author writes forci-
bly, and with great skill.
One Of the most beautiful entertain
menJs Of the season was the sOiree given
by the Harmonic Club on Wednesday
evening. Among those who We're present
were Mr. and Mrs. a /. Well, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst,
Mrs. BloOmingdale, Mrs. Chaser Of st.
Louis, Miss Beulah Hexter Miss Josie
Hysms, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Sadie
Traub, Miss Dollie Dub, Miss Edith Solo
mon, Miss Gertrude Somehow, Miss En-
gel, Miss Blanche MOhr, Miss Hecht, Miss
Moss. Miss Nellie Ehrlich Messrs. Oscar
Kulman, J. r. Einstein, Theodore Guck-
enheimer, Jake Smith, Adolf LETTER. G.
L. kayton. Julian Hexter, Mord Hyams,
Alfred Fant A SOndheim, +. Neuberger
and y. II. SolomOn.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week was a masquerade ball. given
on MONDAY evening DE MISS OdlSy
Browne. complimentary TO her dancing
class. 4 pretty feature of the ball was
the contest of fancy dancers. The first
prize was won by Miss Stella Manucy;
the second by Miss Molie Scott, and the
third by Miss Carrie Mccoy. The guests
were the Misses Lula Adams, Zip Falk,
Adeline FAX, Henrietta Fax George La
Roach, Ruby Mcintyre Georgia Banks,
Mollie Scott, Helena Kaufman, Matte
Scott. Carrie Mccoy, Fanny Scott,
lydia Houston. Nanny Houston. Retta
fTseFt act a "a srr nor
Lillian Manucy, Laura Browne, Maud
Banks, Elise 4onge, Nellie Coleman,
Louise Coleman, Maud Eason. Ida Reg
ister. May WOOdberry, Babe EasOn, Nell
lie kennor and the Messrs. Joe Falk
Jake Kaufman. Willie Adams, Willie
Mcintyre, John NARROW Eddie Mcintyre
Fred Dreece. John Banks, Sam Lewis,
Matt Papy, Morton Sanford. VIII
/ lie b. Adams and others. Among
the costumes were those of a
| japanese, Russian q Spanish, Swed-
ish. a Roman and a Turkish lady, several
gypsies and an Indian
AIessrs. f. and L. Haas Of Atlanta are
| spending the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G.. Haas.
Miss Mollle Lehr of Rocky Ford aud Miss
| Maggie Crawford Of Scarboro are guests
/ OF the Misses Reynolds, on Huntingdon
streets.
Master Magnus Haas. who is attending
/ the chronological school in Atlanta has
/ returned TO spend the holidays in Savan-
nah.
/ MI and Mrs. John Cunningham Postell
! entertained very handsomely at dinner
! Christmas day, III honor of their mother,
/ Mrs Sarah =. Posten. Among those
/ present were Mr.. and Mrs. George ].
! Mills, Miss Mills, Mrs Il. p Hopkins
Miss Hopkins, Mr. NJ. T. Hopkins.
BRUNSWICK NOTES.
Miss Emma Littlefeld, formerly OF
! Brunswick. now of Triton, is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. Edwin Brobeston.
Miss Waddington of New York is Wis
iting Mrs. Troup.
Miss Emmie Scarlet of Fancy Bluff is
| spending the week with Mrs. l. l.. Beach
Col John e duBignon, Mrs. duBignor
| and Miss Josephine duBignon have been
| spending tie week in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Rowe celebrated
their wooden wedding Monday evening
Rev. Robert Campbell Gilmore, the
| Presbyterian minister viii be at home &c
| his congregation and friends at his study
on Tuesday next.
Mr. w. f. Parker and Mr.. ]. C. Stiles
are hunting near Gainesville.
Justice Spencer r. Atkinson and Mrs
| Atkinson are visiting here.
Misses Maud and Hattie Burns of Pine
| Bloom are visiting Miss Lula Dart.
| Miss Addie Humphreys is home from
| college TO spend the holidays.
One OF the most pleasant of the Christ.
| mas festivities was the pyrotechnic party
! at the residence of Col w. a. Jeter in
honor of the Misses Jeter.
Mrs. o. NJ. Tiff of Triton is visiting
| her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Nance Of South Caro-
| lima are visiting their son here.