The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

/ Belsinger won the other prizes. Among
| those present were: Mrs. Kayton Mrs. j.
l Iippman, Mrs. A. Berg, Mrs. Solomon,
I Mrs. J. Ferst Mrs. n. Smith, Mrs. A.
| We'll, Mrs. X. Einstein, Mrs Hirsch and
| Mrs NJ. Hirsch of Atlanta, Miss Ray Ham
| burger Of Chicago. Miss Hattie Well, Miss
/ Josie Hyams, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
| Banch Mohr, Miss May Weichelbaum,
! Miss Beulah HeXter, Miss Nina Kulman
and others.
Miss Ray Hamburger Of Chicago, ILL.,, is
visiting Mrs. Aaron Ferst, on Hall street.
Mrs, NJ. Hirsch and Mrs. J. Hirsch of
Atlanta are visiting Mrs. L. A. Well.
on Tuesday morning a luncheon was
given at Thunderbolt in honor of Mrs. +.
Engel of New York. The guests were:
Mrs. Kayton, Mrs. Binswanger, Mrs. A.
| Ferst, Mrs. NJ. Stern, Mrs. /. Roos, Miss
Hamburger and several others.
Miss Mamie Hardee gave a delightful
masquerade party at her residence on
Duffy street last Friday evening. Among
| the guests present were the Misses Maud
| Fulton, Bessie WenZ, Josie Roberts, Cliff
ford Elkins Robena Wilson, Ruby George,
| Florrie Banks. Alice NARROW, Belle
erts, May Woodbury.. Maggie Lou Harris,
| Ellen Stahl, May Sullivan, Jessie Meyer,
Efie Stahl. Zeppha Shocks, Bessie Tur-
ner;' Messrs. Walter Estill, Sam Lewis
and James Goodman. Eddie Garrard, John
Arden, Walter Wilson, Hampton Miscally,
Robert Burnham. Make Ingraham, Nor
ton Frierson, Abe Harmon, Edward Mid
deton, Thomas Farr, George Marmel-
stein, b. w. Hardee, Fred Dreese, Willie
| ROWllnSkl, George Brewer, James Bfen-
nan, Thomas Arden and G.. Palmer.
A beautiful children's entertainment was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A. J.
Ives for her little son and daughter. Jesse
and Katharine Ives. About fifty children
were present, and enjoyed a charming
afternoon. The music, furnished by Prof.
| Turney's mandolin and guitar quartette,
was unusually sweet and besides dancing,
there was a most wonderful Jack Horner
pie. arranged with a tissue paper crust,
from which there emerged countless rib
ooh
child pulled one, and found a lovely toy
attached. In the dining room, where re-
| freshments were served, the long table
was decorated with violets in deep bowls
/ and loose punches of violets, while the
| lovely center piece was of white hyacinths
| fringed with maiden hair ferns, and all
| the decorations were of white and lilac.
| Mrs. Joseph entertained a number of
| her friends very delightfully."- last evening,
in honor of Miss Gradot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denmark gave a delight
full dinner party on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Haas left on
| Friday for New York, from there they
will go to Cleveland, o., before returning
| home
Mr.. ]. Gutman left on Thursday for
| New York.
Mrs. Harris Cope entertained with de-
| lightful card party yesterday afternoon
| for Miss Bessie Mills and Miss Mary
| silver tray, was won by Miss Minnie War
| ing, the second, won by Miss Retta John
| son, was a silver frame, the third a cut
| glass vase, by Miss Maud Hayward, and
| the fourth an ivory and silver darning
| egg was won by Miss Corinne Hayward.
| Miss Mcclure, who is spending a few
| days with the Misses Orme, will leave on
Wednesday for her home in Virginia.
Miss Estes of Talbotton, Ca, is the
| guest of Miss Bussey.
Mrs. W. X Beard of New York, who
| has been visiting relatives here return
| ed to her home last week.
/
| ing the week for Mobile to be absent
| about a month. Mr.. Malone's business
| has called him away.
Mrs f. d. Bioodworth of Atlanta is Wis
| iting Mrs. W., b. StllWel on Huntingdon
| street
Yesterday was an important day in the
| eyes Of the Young Hussars, as II was the
first anniversary of their organization.
| In order to celebrate il they had a dress
! parade in the Extension, after which they
| grouped themselves at the foot of the
Jasper monument, where they were pho
tographed. Business being over they then
| adjourned to Capt. Charles Edmonston's s,
| where they were refreshed with ice cream,
| lemonade and cake.
BRUNSWICK SOCIETY NOTES.
Jekyl Island has now sixty-two guests
| at the club house and in the various cot
| tages. but among the late arrivals there
are two who are attracting the atten-
ton accorded notableS. One of these is
| Miss Amy Bend, the great New York
! beauty, whose fame in that connection is
not confined by any means to the met
| ropolitan city. She is accompanied by her
| mother Mrs. G.. H. Bend. The other is
| Bishop Henry c. Potter of New York
The other guests lately arrived are: Mr..
| and Mrs. John Shepard, Boston; Durham
| Wheeler New York; Arthur b Clafiin,
| Lakewood Mr.. and MRS. d. =. Rumsey,
| John Magee, Corning, n. Y; Mrs. Seeley,
Emira Paul G. Ransom, Buffalo; F. w
Roebling; Jr., Trenton. N. =. Mr.. and
Mrs; c. j. Singer, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. H. Borden, n Y.
The Misses Whitfield were "at home' to
their friends Tuesday afternoon.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Min
ME Gumpert of New York, who is visiting
| Mrs Nj. Kaiser, Friday evening.
Bicycling amongst the ladies in Bruns-
| wick is becoming unusually popular, and
| each afternoon the meet in front of the
/ Oglethorpe is attractive. Among the no.
ticeabe riders are Mesdames NJ Kaiser.
| II. w. Reed, G. w. Coates, c. b. Fengar
Mabry. McBrown, Harrison; Misses
| Churchill. Stillwell, and Coates
The Acasca Club were entertained Fri
| day evening with fancy dress ball by
| Miss Edna Penniman.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the syna-
! gogue gave a ball at the Progress Club
| rooms Tuesday evening for charitable
/ purposes. The chaperones were Mes
danes NJ. Kaiser, A. Kaiser, M. Elkan, J.
| Mayer and A. Hass.
The ball rendered by Manager StillvveI1
/ OF the Oglethorpe to the society folks on
/ Tuesday next is the social event that is
| being looked forward to with the greatest
/ interest at present.
Miss Dorothy Berrie has returned from
| an extended visit to Albany
The Kings Daughters are rehearsine
| the operetta "Mistletoe Bough" which
will be presented shortly for charitable
! purposes.
Miss Bessie Smith is visiting in Thorn
| asVille.
The st. Simon's Euchre Club entertained
| their friends with a dance at the Ingram
! residence Wednesday evening. The en-,
| tertainment committee was composed or
| Mrs Brewster Phillips, Misses Bertie ana
Bessie Fox, and very enjoyable time
| was had.
| Mrs. M. Elkan will entertain the visiting