The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-29

take place on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 8,
at the Church of the Holy Trinity, in Ora
hamville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Dent returned
| yesterday from a visit of a few days to
| Charleston.
Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Mrs. w. w. Cor
don, Jr., and children arrived on Tues
day from the north.
Miss Daisy and Georgiana Phillips
returned home from Washington, D. c.
on Monday.
Miss Kate Brown arrived from the
north on Thursday, and will spend the
winter here
Miss Alice Hayward is the guest of Mrs.
Elliott Guerard in Bluffton.
Mrs. Octavus Cohen arrived home on
| Wednesday, after spending the summer
and fall months in a series of delightful
visits in the northern states.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Bussey
have sent out cards for the marriage of
| their daughter, Katharine, to Mr.. Douglas
Boyd of Griffin. The wedding, which is
to be a quiet one will take place at the
home of the brides parents, So Jones street,
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 8, at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst are among
the passengers who sailed from New York
vest erday on the Grand Duchess.
Mrs. S. A. Binstein sailed from New
York for Savannah yesterday.
There is room for much speculation con-
corning the identity of a well known So
ciety girl who is going to figure incognito
/ in the coming butterfly fete. On semi
darkened stage she will give series of
wonderful manoeuvers in serpentine dane
| ing and before the foothghts are turned
on in full she will have vanished from
sight The young lady has given her
consent to dance only on condition that
no hint of her identity shall ever be given.
Therefore her performance will be one of
the most interesting features of the fete.
| A delightful party was given on Friday
evening by Miss Alma and Master w. J.
| Lindsay. Jr., at which about seventy
young people were charmingly entertained.
| After an hour or two spent in dancing the
young people contested for prizes in
which Leo Sibly and Epping Gaboett
proved the victors After this march
! was played and each young lady was es-
corted into the dining room by an attend
ing swain and a beautiful supper was
| served Among those present were the
Misses Margaret Haines, Misses Hull,
| Cora and Emmie Johnson, Lila Nichols,
Leo Sfbley, Lucy Dancy, Eileen Huuter,
| Lucy Barrow, Margaret charlton, Con-
stance Chestnut Mime Adams, May Har-
ris. Daisy Burrough, Alma Cummings, Ell
sic Ely and Lala Palmer, Lula Maclean,
Sadie Watson. Cecile Woods, Cattle Ellis,
| Molly Cohen, Nellie White, Ora Adams,
and Masters Clayton Purse Dan Hull, Ed
ward Karow, Lester Karow, Garrard
Haines, Sammie Allen, Lyman Wilcox,
John Carson, Charles Mackall, Charley
Russell, Cecil Gabbett, Drury Woods, Joe
Osborne, John Conner, Edwin Cubhage,
Walker Cults, Frank Bell, Malcolm Bell,
Eppiug Gabbett Walter Stillwell, Dan
| Mcmillan, Gilbert Allen, Robert Schirm,
and others Among the attractions of the
evening were the beautiful fancy dances
given by Miss Constance Chestnut, Miss
Cora Johnson and Miss Alma Lindsay.
The Constitution. in a recent issue,
says: "Miss Jessie Chisholm of Savannah,
the guest of Mrs. A. w. Hill, is one of
the most prominent young society women
! in Georgia She is possessed of a fresh
and radient type of beauty, and enjoys all
the attention of the acknowledged belle
wherever she goes"
Miss Kathleen Hunter is at home again.
after a delightful visit to her uncle, in
Atlanta.
Miss Susie Olmstead will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon with a parlor farce. to
which those who are invited are looking
forward with much interest. The per-
formers will be Mrs. +. w. Baker, Miss
Ellen Arson, Miss Emma Bulloch. Miss
Ada Hull Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss FLO
ride Banks, Miss Laleah Adams and Miss
Susie Olmstead.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. A. NJ
Brown celebrated his twenty-frst birth
day with stag party. The house was
tastefully decorated with ferns and flow
ers for the festive occasion, and a de-
lightful supper was served at il O'clock
His guests were the Messrs. j. W. Davis
! n. j. Ackerson. j. 5. Moul, Jr., J. A. Spell
man, A. p. Soomons, b. j. Apple, Herbert
| Kayton, e. j. Epstein, Hugo Frank, NJ
Meyer, j. Silverberg, George Barr. NJ II.
Haym, A. 5. Cohen, J. Rosenheld, II. H.
Haym, d. l.. Myerson. Jr. A. Cohen, Max
Brock. Louis Roos, +. +. O'Connor, W.
Brown, S. Mendel, +. Witkusky, Capt
Witte and others.
Among the entertainments of the week
was a surprise party which was given to
Miss Bessie Krauss on Monday evening
| Those present We're: Miss Janette Well
Miss Viola Frank Miss Eta Rothschild
Miss Ada Enrich, Miss Frieda Traub
Miss Edith Robinson, Miss Fannie Neu-
berger Miss Dora Mendes. Miss Viola
Eckstein, Miss Hortonse Stern Miss Irene
Putzel Miss Gertie Cohen. Miss Helen
Blnswanger. Miss Norma Eckstein, Miss
Bessie krauss Miss Regina Krauss, Sig
mund Berg, jerome krauss and others.
Miss Mary Hogan. who has been SPEND
ing the summer delightfully."- at the north
has returned home. Her many friends
| here are glad to welcome her back again.
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