The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-29

Miss Tessie Rosenhelm. Miss Hattie Well
Miss Hamburgher, Miss Carrie Kayton;
Mr.. Herbert kayton, Mr.. Dave ROsen-
helm and Master Harold Vetzburg.
on Monday evening the Euchre Club en-
1oyed a charming evening a the De Soto.
The first ladies' prize, won by Mrs Lee
Roy Myers, was a silver glove stretcher
and buttoner The second, "A gauze En-
enbaum. while Mr.. Netzburg and Mr. J.
Rosenheim were the winners of the gem
clemens prizes, a pair of gold sleeve
links and "A tortoise shell card case. Pres
ent were: MIR. and Mrs. Emil Newman,
Mr. and Mrs Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee l1ppman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lipp-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rosenbaum, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, and Mr.. Eich-
burg.
Miss Katie Prichard, who has been Wis
tting Miss Nirgie White Is the guest this
week OF Mrs. Charles Dixon, on Hall
street.
Mr. ]. z. Dye of New York, nephew of
me late Commodore Vanderbilt was the
guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Cleveland, on Duffy street.
The rehearsals of The Great Tycoon are
going on with great enthusiasm, and the
public is looking forward to the produc-
ton of the opera with much interest.
After a visit of six weeks in Savannah,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rosenhem and Mr.. and
Mrs sydney Rosenbaum left on Tuesday
AFTERNOON for Richmond, TO the regret of
their many friends here.
Master Taylor Postell was host on
Wednesday afternoon al a party given in
scompliment TO Master Wallace Postel A
delighitul afternoon was spent by the
following young people: Miss Isabelle G.
Postell, j. Malcolm Maclean, George Mac
lean, Gibson Turner Francis Turner Ed.
Bryan, Hugh Stiles, Charles Mills, j. c.
Postell, Jr., Garrard Newman and others.
A very brilliant entertainment of the
week was the children's ball. given by the
Harmonic Club on Thursday afternoon.
Early in the afternoon the little folk held
older
sisters and brothers had delightful time
Among the afternoon guests were: Miss
Stella Levy, Miss Rita Mohr, Miss Nellie
Wolf, Miss Miriam Herman. Miss Hazel
Hass. Miss Gladys Ldppman, Miss Nan
nette Hexter, Miss Doris Smith. Miss Eta
Solomons, Miss Esther Belsinger, Miss
Rita We'll, Miss Ruth Einstein, Miss
Madeline Bigler, Miss Mildred Ehrlich,
Miss Eta Loyenstein, Miss Mildred Ferst,
Miss Rina Adler, Miss Maud Jacoby Miss
Sadie Jacoby, Miss Katharine Lovenstein,
Masters Albert Lehman, Sam Quicken
heimeG, Tracy Epstein. Harold Ferst.
Moses Ferst Garrard Newman Morton
Levy, Joe Belsinger, Edwin B.nswanger,
Harold Netsburg, Sylvan Well Morton
Lang Mark Levy David Ross Melville
Mamie Gutman and Abram Falk Quite
a feature OF the entertainment was the
grand march, which was led by Miss Rita
Mohr and Master Almond Berg, and dur
ing which baskets of candy were dis
tributed Among the guests in the even
/ ing We're: Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss Freda
hard, Miss Nellie Ehrlich, Miss Blanche
Mohr, Miss TesSie Hexter, Miss Janette
Vel, Miss Estelle Gutman, Miss Viola
Frank, Miss Marie Lippman, Miss Beulah
HeXter, Miss Hattie Well Miss Josie
Hyams, Miss Eta Rothschild Miss Bees
sic krauss, Miss Ada Ehrlich, Miss Nina
| Guckenheimer, Mr.. Carl Herman, Mr.
Jacob Herman. Mr.. Oscar Kulman, Mr.
Walter Lilienthal, Mr. Mord Hyams, Jr,
Mr.. Herbert Kayton, Nj. Arthur Levy,
Mr.. Gus Mohr, MIR. Henry Meinhard, Mr.
Dave Rosenheim, Mr.. Herbert Rosenheim,
MIR; Adolph Berg, Mr.. Alfred Fantl, Mr.
others.
wedding of interest to many people in
savannah was that of Mr.. John Thurston
/ Rowland and Miss May McCulloch, which
took place on Wednesday afternoon at the
/ "Oaklawn,'' the residence of the bride 5
mother near Marietta, Ca Green and
| white were the colors used throughout
| the OCCASION and the house was profusely
decorated with palms and white flowers
| Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| DIR. j. w. Baker, and the attendants were
| Miss Reynolds, Miss Courtelyon, and Miss
Glover or Marietta, Mr.. Dryden of Savan-
| nah, Mr.. George Warning Of Atlanta, and
\ Mr.. Lewis Russell of Knoxville, Tenn Mr..
! Robert Han of Savannah acted as best
/ man, and Miss Margaret McCulloch sis
| ter of the bride, was maid of honor She
1 wore gown of pale green organdie over
/ green silk and carried a bouquet of white
/ carnations. The bridesmaids dainty cos
| TUNES were of green and white organdie.
and they also carried white carnations
/ The brides gown was of crepe gauze over
/ white satin and her veil was fastened with
| natural orange blossoms while her hon.
/ quet was of bride roses. The guests pres-
| ent We're from Atlanta, CHATTANOOGA and
| Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland are
now spending their honeymoon in Florida.
Among the bicycle parties of the week
/ was one given on Thursday evening bv
] Mr.. w. W. Williamson, who entertained
/ his guests with a fish supper at Thunder
/ bolt. Those of the party We're: DR. and
! Mrs. w. W. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ.
| Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. Alfred Z. Mills.
/ Miss jamie Cunningham Miss Gordon,
1 Capt o. NJ. Carter, Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr.
( Murray Screven, Mr.. Lewis Mercer and
/ Mr.. Edward Mercer
On Thursday evening Il uance was given
| at the Yacht Club chaperoned by Mrs
4 w. g. Cooper and Mrs. c. H. Dorsett
! Among those in the party We're the Misses
Hattie May Clark Bessie Cooper. lose
/ phine Cooper, Mamie Coney Flossie
/ Nandevere. Florence Bessellieu. ami
George Allen, Sidney Cooper, Frank Nor
/ ris, Frank Torley, George Turner Harry
richardson, Branch La Far and Edwin
/ Bacon.
Mrs. w. W. Gordon entertained on
\ Thursday afternoon with whist. Her
/ guests We're; Mrs. George Screven. Mrs
| Fleming duBignon, Mrs. Robert Anderson
l Mrs. Rauers, Mrs William Garrard. Mrs
I c. A. Gibbes, Mrs w. r. Ieaken Ms
| J. d. Paige, Mrs. George Baldwin. Mrs N
/ w. owens, and Miss Maria Minis
The Pleasure Club was entertained on
! Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Arthur
/ We'll Among the ladies present were:
/ MS. Henry u. smith, Mrs. l.. L. Grouse