The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-22

with a single black poppy in her corsage.
Her ornaments were diamonds. and she
carried bouquet of La France roses.
Mrs. Harry Hirsch of New York
was dressed in white satin and
quisite white satin gown was
worn by Mrs. Rosenbaum of Richmond.
Mrs. Aaron Ferst was attired in pink silk
ana velvet. Mrs Mark Muldauer in yell
low brocaded silk. Mrs. T.. a. Well wore
q silver gray silk, with duchcsse lace. A
DAINTY ta1eta silk of rose color was worn
10y Mrs. Joseph Ferst. Mrs. Jake Lipp-
man was respondent in yellow MORE ana
wore beautiful diamonds One of the love-
lleSt gowns was soft pink and gray bro
cade Worn by Mrs. Leo Roy Myers ana
Miss Tessie Rosenheim wore a dainty
white taffeta silk, with tiny Dresden flow
ers scattered over it. But space can not
be given TO the many beautiful gowns
that deserve mention.
Mr., Edwin Stevens who has been cruis-
ING IN Southern waters for the past two
months, left on his yacht Aileen on Thurs
day afternoon. Mr. Stevens took a party
or Savannahians with him to Charleston
where they will spend a week. His guests
We're; Mrs. g T.. Harrison, Miss Marie
Legare, Miss Elise Huger, Miss Belle Har-
rison and Mr.. Robert Harrison.
Miss Nenie Minis. who has been visit
ing friends in New York, returned to Sa-
vannah last sweek.
Miss Mary Appleton, Mrs Theodore
Phillips and Mr. George Appleton are
spending this week in Bryan county at
ham Grove.
Mrs. William NJ Low arrived from the
north on Tuesday, and is visiting her par
ents, Col. ana Mrs. w. W. Gordon
A distinguished visitor in the city is
MISS Mildred Lee of Virginia, daugh-
ter of Gen. Robert Il. Lee. She will be
the guest of Mrs. ]. Florance Minis for
several days.
Reitze have been interested in the cards
which she has lately sent to this country
from Germany announcing the engage
ment OF MISS Roberta Reitze to Lieut.
Friedrich Won Hagen of the Prussian
army. The wedding is to take place in
Hanover toward the end of May or early
in June
Miss G. c. Stiles arrived from New York
last Monday and is the guest of Col. and
Mrs W. w. Gordon.
Admiral Daniel Amman of Washington.
d. G., is spending a week in the city.
Miss Marie ,Nisbet, after an absence of
returned to Savannah on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Gadsden Fell have
returned to Savannah from their bridal
tour, and are paying a short visit to Mrs.
FelPs mother Mrs. Augustus II. Jones.
before going to their home at Sunny Side
Mrs. t. Savage Lyman and the Misses
Giiftord and May Lyman left on Friday for
and summer months.
Mrs, f. Engel and Master Mayer and
Miss Helen Engel have returned to their
nome non re, IN New york, after a delightful
winter spent in Savannah with Mrs En-
child.
Mrs. J: w Butler has returned to New
to her mother, Mrs. c. T. Ward. on
Waldburg street. ga
On Friday afternoon Mrs Charles r
malone entertained with a delightful card
party, at which tive-handed euchre was
piayed. me flrst prize was a beautiful lit
tie wrought iron Princess lamp which vas
won by Miss Henrietta Myers Mrs. r. r
Burdell won a Dresden china plate and
the consolation prize, work bag. was
drawn by Mrs. J. f. c. Myers. Among The
guests We're: Mrs. George Cope. Mrs q
Mrs John Screven, Mrs. r. F. Burdel
Mrs. j. f. c. Myers, Mrs John Heard
Hunter, Mrs. Wright Hunter Mrs T M
cunningham, Jr;, Mrs. H. Wiley Johnson
Alfred L. Hartridge, Mrs. f. c. Battey
MRS. w. w, owens, Mrs. John d. Paige
Mrs. NJ, Y. MacIntyre, Miss Maud Thomas
Miss Mary Lamar, Miss Fairlie Myers
| and Miss Henrietta Myers
/ Mrs. Kayton was hostess on Wednes-
/ day afternoon at a delightful little euchre
party at which the first prize, a Dresden
/ silk parasol was won by Mrs Jake Linn
man. The other guests present were: Mrs
Lawrence Iippman. Mrs. Emil Newman,
Mrs Lee Roy Myers, Mrs. l. G. Haas
/ Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum, Mrs Leopold Ad-
! Ter, and Mrs. V. Guckenheimer.
! Master George L. Cope Hunter gave a
most delightful party yesterday afternoon
| at W hlch Were present the following gue SITS.
/ Belle and Aimee Battey Mary Rlue HuU
\ Mary Shotter, Elizabeth Malone Caroline
! Myers, Harvey Huh, Eleanor Arnold Co
sens, Nanette West, CootSie Hull Wallace
! Postell, Charles Mills, Hugh Stiles Ed
/ ward Gibbes, Haldeman Finney, Henry
! Hull, Ambrose Gordon, Joe Hoffman lack
Myers, Tom Gillian. Charlton Theus'
/ Cord Hunter, w. W. Gordon Sd and
! Fitzhugh White. The grown people nres
/ ent, instead of having to amuse the lit
\ tie ones, We're much entertained nv the
I talents of the versatile young people nres-
| ent. The dancing of Miss Belle Battev
and Miss Harvey Hull was very much en-
/ Joyed, as were the recitationS given nv
| Master Ambrose Gordon and Master TOM
/ Gillian.
Mrs Agnes Postell-E Everest of Philadel-
| phia, who came out to sing in the Palmer
concert is the guest of Can't and Mrs
| j. G. Postell. Her many friends are de-
4 lighted to welcome her in Savannah again.
and TO enjoy her lovely voice.
The last rehearsal Of Aladdin will take
| place at the Guards hall on Wednes-
] day evening, March Is. at $50 ID. M in
! stead of at the Masonic temple, on Tues
! day evening, as was originally ANNOUNCE
/ ed. This change is due to the ladies of
| the HussarS committee having kindly
| surrendered the use of the Masonic tenn
of the Great Tycoon.
A delightful social gathering was given
BY Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ. Appel at their resi-
dence on New Houston street on Thursday
evening IN compliment 20 Miss DOROTHY
Appel Of New York. Recitations, music
ana the evening ended with several flash