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


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on Thursday evening Col. and Mrs. W.
W. Gordon enteTtained a party OF four
arranged with La France roses in tall
crystal vases and pink candles and shades
held in antique silver candelabra. The
party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Raines.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Low, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Gordon; Jr.. Miss Marie Moy-
nelo, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Gordon,
Mr.. Sybrandt. Mr.. James McAlpin, Jr.,
and Mr.. Arthur Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON Williams OF Rich
mond, Va, spent several days in Savan-
nah last week on their private car, after
having been in New Orleans for Mardi
Gras The others in the party were Miss
Tenant and Miss Anne remnant, Miss
Allison, Mr. SHELTON. Mr.. Cabel and Mr..
Williams. all of Richmond.
Miss Caro- duBignop and her guests,
Miss Brigham and Miss Richmond. left
visit Miss Margie Weed.
Miss Jessie Anderson of New York ar
rived on Monday last to visit her sister,
Mrs. Cooper Myers.
Miss Meta Branch, who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs Robert
Griggs, in Waterbury, Conn, returned
home on Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jackson were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Habersham
Clay, in Bryan county, for few days
Miss Marian Schmidt of Darien, who
has been visiting Miss Margaret V. Stiles.
left for Macon yesterday.
Miss Marie Legare of Adams Run. s.
G., is the guest of Mrs. G. T.. Harrison
Mr.. Edward Mercer left on Tuesday for
Ocala, Fla, where he Will spend a week
or ten days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Low left for
New York yesterday Mr.. Low sails for
Liverpool on Wednesday, but Mrs Low
Will return to Savannah in a fortnight to
spend month or two.
Mr. Richard Malcolm Johnston IS ex-
pected on Wednesday. morning, to remain
I'LL Friday, and will be the guest of MIR
Walter G. Charlton while in the city. Mr..
Johnston is on his way from New Or
leans, via Birmingham, having had read
ings in both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Peters of Fngle-
Wood, n j., are the guests of Mr.. George
Appleton, on Hall street.
Mr.. Herman Myers gave delightful tug
party down the river on Tuesday, in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. Pritz of Cincinnati, o.
Luncheon was served on board, and at the
quarantine station, the party stopped and
enjoyed an oyster roast. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs; Lawrence Lippman Mr.
ana Mrs. kayton, MIR. and Mrs. Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. A. NetZburg, Mr.. and Mrs B. T.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gainesburg. Mrs
Sldney kosenbaum, Mrs. Henry Hirsch of
New York Mrs. Emile Newman Mrs
JAKE Lippman, Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum OF
l.. Adler Miss Adele Rosenbaum Of Rich
mond, Miss Ray Hamburgher of Chicago
Miss Pritz, Mr.. F. Eiehberg, and Mr..
On Thursday a blackboard partv was
given by Mrs. L. Adler and Miss S. Guck-
enheimer to Thunderbolt where an elab-
crate luncheon was served at Mrs. Ban
non S. The table was beautifully decorated
with La France roses, bouquets of which
We're presented to the guests. During the
luncheon various conundrums We're ask
so. ana prizes were won by Mrs. Jake
and Mrs, A. Vetzburg. The guests
We're We,tto, Mrs R9senbaum. Mrs. l.
Friedlein, Mrs. Jake Lippman, Mrs. A.
Netzburg, Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mrs, n
Gainesburg, Mrs. Lawrence Llppman
Mrs M Rosenbaum, Mrs Adele Rosen-
! baum. Mrs Sydney Rosenbaum, and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Guckenheimer.
A small luncheon party at Mrs Ban
non S on fhursday consisted of Mrs. Wolfe
Miss Nelly Abrams. Miss Maud Hendricks
and Mr.. Cohen of New York
Mrs. NJ. Strachelberg and Miss Strachel-
| berg OF New York are among the guests
at the De Soto
| Miss Ella Butler has returned to Savan-
nah on Thursday, after an absence of four
months spent in Atlanta.
Miss Maud Biedeman expects to leave
on Tuesday for short visit to Augusta.
Master Harvey Gilbert entertained a
| number of his young friends yesterday
| with a dinner followed by a matinee ma r
| ty to Lee Hermann.
| Mrs. w. H. Clarkson and son of Cam
| den, ~ j., are visiting Mrs. J. A. Logan
| on Bolton street.
| Miss Kenney and her friend Miss Ellis
| of Newark, n J., left on Monday for ST
| Augustine, Fla, TO spend a few weeks
The children's ball. given at the Ma
| sonic Temple on Wednesday evening. was
| a beautiful affair, and needless to saw was
much enjoyed by the youthful participants
Among the large number of those who
| were present were the Misses Selma. Rob
| inson, Janette Well, Birdie Muhlberg. Rita
| Well, Ruth Ehrlich, Lucille Perlinski ca
| mile Barnett, Kate Bogart Rita Nohr.
| Eta Rothschild, Tessie Hexter Lillian
| Karnweiler, Fannie Karnweiler Madeline
| Dub, Edith Robinson, Ada Traub. Mildred
| Ehrlich, Hazel Dryfus, Esther Belsinger
| Ada Traub. Viola Frank Gertie Cohen
| Annette HeXter, Gertie Lehman. Rita
| Roth Hattie Strauss. Freida Traub. Helen
| Binswanger. Gertie Cohen. Fannie Neu-
| berger, Alice Collat. Miriam Herman
| Ada Ehrlich, Rita Gutman, Edna Mein-
| hard, Bessie Krauss, Hattie Deutch. Re
| gina Ferst, Georgia Perlinski Irene Put
! eel, Georgia Appel Madeline Bigler, Ca
| rol Oppenheiner, Georgia Perlnski, Sadie
| Sternberg, and Sidney Levy Moses Ferst
| Eugene Collat, Joe Belsinger, Henry
| Grouse, Garrard Newman, Tracy New
man, Herbert Smith, Harold Epstein, Ivan
| Mohr, Harry Prayer Edgar Wortsman
Frank Traub, Morton Marks Harold
/ terst, Eddie Abrahams, Melvin Mohr. Mil
ton Herman, Sidney Bigler and others.