The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-11

The Lees are not the only hypnotists
who have worked their spell on
some of us this week, and the
damage they caused has been slight,
compared to that which the mil
liners have wrought. The first cold
day you don your last spring hat which
you then thought lovely and intensely be-
coming, and you wonder why it's grown
suddenl so unbecoming; in fact, why mad
you ever bought it. Really, although you
are not ready to decide on a hat, you will
just go down town and "look around"
before everything is picked over. Then
you, foolish, unsuspecting mortal, with
a feeling of perfect safety. go and "look
around" you see such love of a hat"
one that when you are ready to buy, you
think you would like. The hypnotist at
once sees she has you in her power; really,
she knows you are an easy subject, and
she thereupon suggests that you should
try it on; of course, "Mamade must not
think she has to buy it," then you try 1t
on; it doesn't strike you as particularly
becoming, but your friend, the hypnotist,
strokes you once more and says, with
Madame's hair" which, of course, If you
were in your right mind, you would know
was as ordinary as any one else's; but
you are not yourself now and you agree
that it does just suit your hair. Then
she smiles and says, land with your COM
piexion;" by this time the spell is almost
wrought. but you regain consciousness
enough to ask the price, which you faint
ly demur at, to which she replies, ''but
Madame will have another hat Oh, we
VIII make it right on the other hat" The
deed is done; and you don't wake up un-
til the box arrives at home, and somehow
when you open it and look at your pur-
chase it doesn't look the same; the fam
lily look askance when you try it on, and
if charitably inclined. say nothing; but
more often ask you why you bought it,
and inform you that it isn't becoming and
doesn't match a dress you possess. You
hadn't thought of that. If you are a
Vanderbilt, you put it away or give it
away; but you belong to the mighty
army of paupers you put your pride in
your pocket and wear it, and-well you'n
go down town next spring and do the
same thing
The marriage of Mr.. Oscar S. Kulman
ana Miss Therese Kohler, on Tues
day evening last, was quite the social
event of the week The marriage cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
DIR. 1. p Mendes, took place at half past
6 O'Clock, on Tuesday evening in the gentle
mans parlor which is off the main draw
ing room at the De Solo, The parIor
was beautifully decorated with trailing
vines and tan palms, and the canopy IN
der which the bridal couple stood during
the ceremony, was of white silk festooned
with smilax and white roses. The bride
was lovely in her gown of white satin
brocade, which was trimmed with chiffon
her only attendant being her sister, Miss
Fannie Kohler, who wore a very hand
some gown of white satin and chiffon
Mr. Ike Kalmon was best man, and Mr.
Joseph Dreyer acted as master of cere-
monies. Immediately after the ceremony
was performed the wedding party. which
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. David Kohler,
capt. and Mrs. Z. Kulman, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Schield of Columbus. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Kulman, Miss Brooks of Angus
Ia, Mr.. Nose Kohler of Louisville Mr.
benjamin kohler of New York Mr. Ben
1amin Borchardt of Brunswick Messrs
Herman Myers, Felix Kohler Aaron Koh-
Ter, Max Kohler. and ]. S. Harrison. went
10 the banquet hall where the wedding
banquet was served. The decorations here
were pink. The table presented a very
beautful appearance being in the shape
OF a hollow square which was filled in
with tall palms and ported plants. the
decorations OF the table being OF La
France roses and ferns
AT o'clock. a reception was held in the
main drawing room, among those at the
reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Ferst, Mr.. Lawrence Lippman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mr. Richard Robin
son, Miss Nellie Enrich, Mss Marie
Enrich, Miss Ida Reser, Mr.. Ambrose
enrich, Miss Hattie We'll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ihomas Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
n Nichols, Mr.. +. ID. Bloodworth MIR
and Mrs. Benjamin Appel, Mr.. solomon
Drytus, Mr.. Abram Dryfus, Mr.. David
Byek, Mr.. G. l.. Kayton, Mr.. David
Rosenheim, Mr.. Jacob Gazan, Miss An
me Greenwood, Miss Miriam Silverman.
Or Silverman, Mr.. Mortimer King. Miss
Dora Muhlberg, Miss Mamie Kutner of
rome, and Miss May Welchselbaum. Mr.
ana Mrs. Kulman left that night for Ashe-
Asheville.
Mrs. r. G. Fleming has returned from
New York and Saratoga.
Mr.. Henry McAlpin has returned homo
atter spending the summer on the Thou-
sand Isles. 'o A"ou-
Asheville N. c. rum
Miss Leila. d. HIN is the guest % ,,ss
Maud Hayward 9Ne'' Vi MISS
MISS Ella Lawton Of Brighton. G q g.
street ''iper on castor
ne engagement Of Miss Nellie gbrlio,,
ahu Mr. Ferdinand Neuburger has -
announced. Miss Ehrlich and Mr.. Non