The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-27

My lady's dressing table must now boast
of its gold instead of silver by the way
no political motive l assure you brings
forth this remark but merely the fact
that the jewelers. window in Gotham are
showing forth now such gorgeous things.
that long ago were the appointments
which only queens apartments were sup
piled with, but that which now every fash
ionable dame claims as her right The most
of us have been collecting for the past
few years, bit by bit silver for our dress
ing tables and those who are the proud
possessors of a complete set will be rather
crest fallen when the new ones meet their
gaze. The brushes have their backs of
gold adorned with miniatures of Marie
Antionette and Josephine and even Ma
poleon has found his likeness the mere
ornament of a pretty woman's fancies.
The powder box and all the other num-
erous boxes have their tops of gold with
cut glass bottoms held in frames of gold.
All the small pieces must be of solid gold.
OF course these will be the trifing Christ
mas gifts suitable as the presents of de-
voted admirers. Slightly expensive. but
who worries about such a trivial thing
as money at the present time!
on Thursday afternoon and evening of
the day of the Feast of the Tabernaeles,
the Y. NJ. II. A. gave an entertainment at
the Masonic temple. The affair was a
great success, much of which was dtte to
the aid of the committee of ladies in
tive by long BOOTH made of pine and
decorated with trailing vines and fruit.
all of which was typical of the day, and
from which the refreshments We're served.
The committee which was composed Of
Mrs. Max Robinson, Mrs. Muhlberg Mrs
Putzel, Mrs. Henry Levy, Mrs. A. s. Cohen,
Mrs. S. Epstein, Mrs. Falk
Mrs. Hohenstein, Mrs Dryfus and Mrs A.
+. Smith. were assisted in the serving of
the refreshments by Miss Sadie Traub,
Miss Pearla Abrams, Miss Blanche Mohr,
Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Lille Traub Miss
Rosa Putzel, Miss Jose Hyams, Miss
Strauss, Miss Rothschild, Miss Falk, Miss
Alma Mendes and Miss de Castro. The
children enjoyed the dancing in the after
noon. Some of whom were Misses Lucille
Perlinski, Fanny and Lily Kahnweiler,
Ray and JOY Solomons, Daisy Smith, Doris
Smith, Hannah Gerst, Dena Smith, Geor-
gia Perlinslxi, Lucille Dolly and Stella Lee
Wy, Hannah and Lena Ferst, Cecilia Sol
onions, Ada Traub, Rita and Estelle Gut
man, Claude Livingston, Ada Solomons,
Miriam Lovenstein, Catherine and Lille
Weichselbaum, Stella Cohen, Bessie
Krauss, Fannie Neuberger. Hortense
Stern, Freida Traub, Lille Collat Alma
Collat and Masters Frank Traub. Herbert
Smith Senior Collat. Sidney Dryfus, Nor
ton Levy, Harold Epstein David Hirsch,
Perry Solomons and Morton Lang. Among
those seen on the floor later in the evening
were Messrs Dryer Gazan, Neuberger, Ja-
cob Hirsch. Karl Herman, Moses Herman,
AlfredFantl, Hugo Frank and Edwin Ep-
stein. During the evening some very hap
py remarks were made by Mr. Jacob Ca
ian in reference TO the meaning of the
day.
Miss Georgia Freeman has returned
from visiting friends in North Carolina
and North Georgia.
Miss Emily Charlton, who has been Wis
fting Mr. and Mrs. Heman Charlton, has
gone to Nashville, Tenn, to be a student
during the coming winter at the Peabody
Normal College.
Miss Emmie Jaudon has returned home
from Oliver Springs. Tenn.
Miss Mamie Kertner of Rome is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. j. Fried.
Miss Alice Bourquin will return home to-
morrow from Flat Rock, N. c.. where
she has been spending the summer. Miss
Bourquin will be this winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. William f. Seabrook.
Miss Ida Relser has returned from Hay
wood White Sulphur Springs. n. c.
Miss Belle McAlpin returned yesterday
from Saluda, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman will leave
for New York this week.
Miss Susie Jaudon is visiting Miss Dolly
Briggs in Valdosta.
Mrs 6. r. Hamilton and the Misses
Hamilton will return next Thursday from
Dalton, Ga.
Miss Nellie Wolf has returned from Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Netsburg has returned from Paris
Mountain. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian schley will spend
this winter with Mrs. McAlpin on Macon
street
Mrs. b. Dryfus and children have gone
TO Grand Rapids, Mich
Mrs Charles Hardee returned vestar-
day to the Isle of Hope.
Mr.. John Hammond has returned from,
abroad and has taken up his studies "A :
the Lawrencevllle preparatory school
Mrs. Gutman and children have return
ed from Waynesvile, n. c.
Mrs. duBignon. Miss Nan duBienon and
Miss May duBignon came down from MI
ledgeville last Saturday. leaving again or
Thursday evening for New York
Mrs. Walter. Miss Caroline Walter Me.
SCOTIA walter and Miss Frances Walter
are now at Decatur