The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

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| A. Berg, Mrs. Lewis Lippman, Mrs Jo-
| seph Belsinger, Mrs. 1. G.. Haas Mrs. Sol
onion Binswanger, Mrs. Max Krauss, Miss
/ Marie Lippman, Miss Hattie Well Miss
| Perla Abrahams, Miss Josie Hyams and
Miss Carrie Lilienthal.
"A very pleasant dance was given at the
! home of Miss Flora Knox in honor of Mr..
Howard Weeks of Chattanooga, Tenn. on
| Tuesday night. Among those present
were the Misses Nellie Powers, Mamie
Hanson, Bess Leacy, Angie Hanley, Irene
Hanley, Mamie Pate Sadie and Flora
Knox; Messrs Sidey Cooke, Joseph Goette,
William Barry, Henry Beckett. John Car
rick, Sam Silverstein, Thomas Brennan,
Charles Suckles, Hugh Dickinson, James
Leacy w. T. Ennis and Howard Weeks.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour,
and delicious refreshments served.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. L. f. Grouse
entertained few of her friends with a
euchre party. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Friedline, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Binswan-
ger, Miss Carrie Lilienthal, Miss Josie
Hyams, Miss Hattie Well, Mr.. Sondeheim
and Mr.. Clarence Lilienthal.
Miss Regina Ferst gave delightful
birthday party on Wednesday afternoon.
Among the guests present We're the Misses
Doris Smith, Helen Dixon, Dena Smith.
Lucille Stern, Rita Well, Gertha Lehman.
Edna Mohr, Miriam Herman. Mildred Ehr-
Itch, Mildred Ferst, Hannah Ferst and
Messrs. Moses j. Ferst Walter Haas, Her
man Haas Gilvin Well, Herbert Smith,
Frank Traub, Nanny Gutman, Merit Dix
on, Harold Melvin, and Moses A. Ferst.
Mrs. r. c. Fetzer and Mrs. o. M. Osteen
chaperoned a party of bicyclists to Oak
Grove Mr.. Fetzers summer home at
White Bluff. on Wednesday. A delightful
day was spent and the party returned in
the evening by moonlight.
Miss Elise Huger, who has been visiting
Miss Belle Harrison at Brandon, on the
James river. arrived by the Baltimore
steamer on Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Palmer Of st. Louis is the
guest of Mrs. ]. Randolph Anderson.
Mrs. William Hunter left on Friday even
ing to spend few days in Atlanta.
Mrs. Robert Butler and Miss Elizabeth
Butler arrived from the north on Thurs
day. Miss Butler who will be one of this
seasons debutantes has lately returned
from Europe, where she spent the sum-
mer.
Miss Daisy and Miss Georgina Phillips,
are expected back from Baltimore on Mon
day.
Miss Mary Arnold will leave on Saturday
for the north. After visiting ner sister,
Mrs. Frederick Wolcott jackson In Jersey
City, she will make several other visits, in
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much to the regret of her friends here,
most OF the winter away.
Mrs F. -Dougan and Miss Edith
ARCHAEOLOGICAL of Vancouver, B. c., ar
rived yesterday and are the guests of Mrs.
John Hopkins on CASTOR street.
Miss Henrietta Myers is now in Phila-
delphia, where she is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Replier, and will not return to Sa-
vannah till late in December.
Mr.. James X. Clark. Jr., Of Darien
spent few days here during the week.
Mrs. ]. F. b. Beckwith returned on
Thursday from Bloomington, ILL.,, where
she has been visiting her parents.
Mrs. Carl N. Brandt will arrive in Sa-
vannah about the middle of December, TO
spend the winter here.
The Hon. Mrs. James Leigh of Here
ford, England, spent a few days in Sa-
vannah during the week. leaving on Fri
day for her plantation, Buffers Island on
the. Altamaha. -
Miss Mary Ellis is expected on Tuesday
from the north. where she has been visit.
ing friends in and near New York city.
Miss Kathleen Hunter will return on
Friday from Atlanta, where she has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. William Hunter
Mr.. James T. Dent returned on Friday
afternoon TO his plantation. in Glynn
county
Miss Adelaide Baynard Of Guyton spent
last week in Savannah, visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Julia Arthur Averill of'Charleston,
| S. c., arrived on Wednesday, and is the
guest of Miss Mary Louisa Bacot.
Mrs. w. II. Sergeant left for the north
on the Kansas City. on Thursday.
Mrs. George Mills and Miss Sarah Mills
returned from the north on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott and Miss
| Hattie Elliott spent Friday In town.
Mrs. William Haskell. Miss Elise Has
kell and Miss McGoodwin arrived from
| Atlanta during the week, and are at Miss
Ellen McAlpin's, on South Broad street.
nIr. Harry Dunwody of Brunswick is
| spending a few days in Savannah.
Miss Mabel Gordon sailed from Liver
pool on the Teutonic on Wednesday last
She will not be in Savannah, however,
| until late in December.
Mrs. ]. ]. Wilder arrived from Marietta
! on Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Chisholm will return home
about Dec. !.
Gen. and Mrs. Henry r. Jackson ar
rived from Marietta on Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Houstoun Johnston, who mas
| Johnston, will leave tomorrow for her
home in Bay st. Louis, Miss.
Miss Caro- duBignon left during the
week for Augusta. where she is the guest
of Miss Margie Weed.
Miss Alice Leigh of Hereford, England,
arrived from Philadelphia on Thursday,
and is the guest Of Mrs. j. Randolph An
| derson.
Mrs. Fleming duBignon and Miss Nan
duBgnon spent the latter part Of the
week in Atlanta.
Miss Birdie and Miss Ruthie Kayton
have returned from the north. Their
summer was delightfully."- spent at Far
| Rockaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Adler will arrive
from New York to-day.
Mr. w. W. Gordon. Jr.. returned from
New York on Monday last Mrs. Gordon
is expected during the week.