The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-01

was given at Masonic temple. under the
auspices of the Young Mems Hebrew AS
ISOLATION. The delicious supper was fur
nishcd by the womans auxiliary, and the
music by the Hungarian orchestra.
Among those present were Miss Living
ston of Charleston, Miss Appel of New
Edith solomon of ST. Paul, Miss Hattie
Hecht. MIR. and Mrs. Perry Solomon, Mr..
and Mrs l.. CoEat, Mr.. and Mrs. II
R ns1 a M5 aPd Me- ssba Emile er Ns ST
gusta, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hexter, Mr..
and Mrs. j Gutman, Mr. and Mrs. 4. l..
Well, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Belsinger. Mr..
and Mrs. Binswanger of Macon, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T.. Smith, Miss Beulah Hexter.
Miss Lily Traub. Miss Bessie Meinhard,
Miss Magnus Loewenthal, Miss Maud
lzoewenthal, Messrs. Carl Herman, Leo
Ferst. AdOlph Letter A. f. Dryfus, David
kr0uskon, Arthur Solomon, Gus Fox and
Jake Ferst
on, Monday morning Mrs. c. A. L. Cum
phment TO Miss Brigham and Miss Rich
present were: Miss Maud Thomas, Miss
caro- duBgnOn. Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Rauers and Miss Annie Lyman.
The Pleasure Club was delightfully."- en-
tertalned on Monday afternoon by Miss
Ettd l-ippman. Euchre was played and
the prizes, a silver picture frame and
gold belt, were won by Miss Hattie Hecht
and Mrs. Henry Hirsch of New York.
among the guests were; Mrs. sigmond
r.
New York; Mrs. Henry Hirsch of New
YORK; Mrs Max Krauss. Mrs. A. l.. Well.
Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mrs Louis Grouse,
Mrs. Adolph Berg, Mrs. Julian solomon,
Mrs. s. A. Einsteln. Miss Rose Beisinger
OF New York; Miss Edith Solomon of
81. Paul; Miss Ray Hamburgher of Chi
cago; Miss Blance Belsinger, Miss Hat
tie Hecht Miss Josie Hyams. Miss Beu-
lah HeXter, Miss May Weichselbaum, and
Miss Marie Lippman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. G. Carson took
launch, the Carrie" During the after
noon an oyster roast was enjoyed by the
guests, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. NJ Y.
MacIntyre. Miss Grace Maxwell of Phil
adelphia; Miss Legare of Charleston; Miss
Mamie Wilson, Miss Leila Wilcox, Miss
Madge Reid, Miss Ellen Arson, Mr.. j.
f. Nelly, Mr.. Charles Wilcox, and Mr..
Randolph Arson.
Miss Kate Brigham gave a luncheon
on Tuesday in honor of Miss Brigham
and Miss Richmond of Flushing, l.. 1.
Miss Sarah Mills gave bicycle party
last evening.
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. HaberSham
Clay, at STRATEGY Hall.
Yesterday Mrs. George Mills gave a
dinner party in honor of her three little
nieces, the Misses Evelyn, Belle and Joyce
Henton-C arver. The other guests We're:
Miss Julia Hunter, Miss Marion Maclean,
Miss Cornelia Maclean, Miss Alice
Dougan, and Miss jamie Hop
Stiles, Mr. John Hopkins and Mr.. Willy
Hopkins. During the afternoon the chill
dren were amused with a Jack Horner
pie and a donkey party, at which the
first prizes were won by Miss Evelyn
Caryer and Charles Mills, and the
BOBBY prize by Miss Julia Hunter. Each
guest carried away as souvenir a little
candy basket.
on Friday evening Miss Corrinne Mac
kali entertained with a delightful card
party. Her guests were: Miss Sidney
mer, Miss Mary Haines; and Mr.. North
Chisholm, Mr. Charles Schley, Mr.. Louis
Haskell, Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr.. Langdon
West, Mr.. Julian Chisholm, Mr.. Paul Has
kell and Mr. PIERCE. The ladies' prize, a
pair of silver scissors and a china dish,
were won by Miss Mary Conner and Miss
Mary Haines. Mr.. Julian Chisholm won
a hat marker.
last evening consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Gordon, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
Lawton, Mrs. Alfred Mills. Miss Mabel
Gordon, Miss LaWton, Miss Margaret
stiles, Miss Lizzie Barrow, Miss Mary
Whitehead; Mr.. A. b. Gordon, and Mr.
Abram Minis.
Miss Lily Hill left yesterday for Jeckyl
Island, where she will spend several days
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Graham will be
at home at No. 81 Duffy street after
March 9.
Miss Chase of Maine, who has been Wis
ting friends in this city, has gone to
spend some time in Florida.
Miss Bessie Hanley and Miss Emily
Comm left last week for Suwanee Springs