The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-01

erwards at the jefferson. Among the
wedding guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Lippman of this city.
Mrs. c. L. Montague arrived from the
north on Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Champion are
visiting friends in Charleston
Miss Alice Connerat returned on Thurs
day from New York
Miss Corneia Lee arrived on Friday
from Asheville, N. c.. where she has been
| visiting her uncle, Mr.. w. E. Breese.
Mrs. Edward Karow and children re-
turned on Monday from Flat Rock, wnere
they have been spending the summer.
Mrs. V. S. Wallace is expected home to-
morrow from Ocala, Fla, where she has
been on a visit to her son.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Blum were among
the arrivals from New York on Thurs
| days steamer.
Mrs. L. L. Gibson has gone to Charles
ton on visit.
| Misses Annie and Emily Connor are at
! home again, after a trip to New York.
Miss Haslam and Miss Roman left New
York yesterday on the Birmingham for
| Savannah.
| Mr.. Nathan E. Munroe of Washington,
| d. c., is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence S. Connerat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kulman will be at
home on and after Nov. s, at 1877 Perry
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. oConnor gave a
| theater party on Monday night to the
play Sowing the Wind. Their guests
were Miss Sally Black, Miss Lucille Des-
bouillion, Miss Golden, and Mr.. ]. Black.
Mrs. H. w. lamar and family Of At
lanta have come to Savannah to live, and
are residing at 1877 Barnard street.
Mrs. Verdier of Bluffton spent few
days in town last week, visiting friends.
The many friends of Miss Mamie Smith
/ regret to know that she intends spending
| the winter in Eastport, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Solomons returned last
week from New York.
Mrs D. Hecht and Miss Hattie Hecht
will spend the winter in New York.
Miss Ada Brady of Atlanta, who has
large circle of friends here has just an
nounced her engagement to Mr.. Isaac
Moses of Columbus Ga.
The first monthly meeting of the Sa
vannah section of the National Council
of Jewish Women win be held tomorrow
evening at $780, at the Sunday school room
of the Mlckva Israel Temple. Short
papers on interesting subjects will be
| read by Mrs Aaron Ferst, Miss Dora
Muhlberg and Miss Silverberg; and Mr..
Isaac G.. Haas will make an address. All
who are interested are cordially invited.
! From Nov 10 to the goth the council will
hold its convention in New York city,
and at a reception given to the visitors
and delegates Mary Lowe Dickinson of
the National Council of Women of the
| United States will read an address of well
come The Savannah section will be rep
resented by Mrs. Mendes. This organiza-
ton is only three years old, but its work
is both philanthropic and Intellectual, and
it has been a power for good among the
Jewish women.
Mrs Albert Schields, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kulman,
returned last night to her home in Column
bus, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood entertained
on Saturday evening in honor of the
Barmitzvah of their son Isidore. The
evening was delightfully."- spent by the
many friends who called to extend their
congratulations. Numerous and beautiful
gifts were received, among them the con-
tents of a valuable library. Mr.. Isidore
Wood assumed his religious responsible
ties in some well chosen and beautiful
lines to his parents.
Mrs. Jacob Lippman will leave the city
shortly to join her husband, in New YORK.
Mr.. Charlie Catharine left last week for
New York. His many friends regret to
learn that he will make his future home
in the north.
Mr. william Murray Davidson has re-
turned to the city.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the week was a birthday party given by
Miss Maude Eason at her home on Bar.
nard and Ninth streets, last Thursday
evening. Among those present were: Mrs.
Eason, Mrs. Tom Eason from McRea.
Ca Mrs. ]. L. Brannon, Mrs. r. p.
Burks, Mrs. George Tyson, Miss Jessie
Eason, Miss Getaway Eason, Miss Lettie
Houston Miss Edna Cairvoser, Mise
Florie Banks Miss Lydia Houston, Miss
Gertrude Sanders, Miss Dolly Fitzgerald
Miss Minnie Parker, little Miss Edith
| Brannon, Miss Meta Wescott, Miss An
ME Houston, Master Joe Brannon, Mr..
Norton Sanford, Mr.. John Banks, Mr.. O.
+. Rossignol, Mr.. w. s. Adams, Mr.. H.
Hellar, Mr.. f. X. Dreese, Mr.. c. B. Bes-
selleu, Mr.. George Tyson, Mr.. ]. L. Bran
non, Mr.. w. p. Holt, Mr.. r. E. Roblder,
Mr.. Robbie Irwin, Mr. Earnest Parker,
Mr.. Joe Fitzgerald, Mr.. Paul Jette, Mr..
Edwin Cairvoiser, Mr. Edwin Fulton. Sup
per was served at II O'Clock and after that
dancing was INDUCED in until l.
The musicale held by Prof. and Mrs
Leo w. Mehrtens on Wednesday evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large au.
dience present The delightful programme
included many beautiful selections, each
well rendered by the performers, whom
were the Misses Haas, Drummer, Robin
son, Helmken and Dorsett. These con-
certs are pleasure, not only to the pu.
pills, but to the muslc-loving public.
Quite a large gathering OF young PEG.
pie met at the residence OF Mr.. ]. G.
Stapleton on All Halloween and had a
delightful time. Many games, suitable
for such an occasion, were played, and
one of the chief features of the evening
was the recitation by Mr.. B. Winters OF
Bryan's speech. At midnight refresh
ments were served, after which singing and
dancing were enjoyed until o'clock. Those
| present were: The Misses Keenan,, Mack
| Sullivan, Fowler, Murphy Linihan, Nc
| Bride, Foliard, Ensinger, O'Nein Nc.
Avoy. Duffy, Hanley Rolly, Cahil
! Brown, Magrath and the Messrs, Winters
DAILY. McAlpin, Sullivan, Cramer Daw-
son, Golensly. Davis, Keenan,. Stapleton,
| Calver and Lionel Stapleton