The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-16
THE MORNING NEWS SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 16 1896

OF the gentlemen in the party Those
Dresent we're Mr.. and Mrs David Rob
inson. Mr. and Mrs Julian u. Solomon.
Mrs J.. r. Grouse. Mrs. Nellie solomon,
Miss Blanche Belsinger, Miss sara NeW-
man. Mrs. J. VI. Frank, Mt. W. n; Hon
man. Mr. John Savage and Mr. II. W
( Witcover.
A very delightful surprise party Of the
week was given Miss Helen Eugel Of New
York at the residence Of Mrs. H. kOths-
child. on Gordon street Dancing ana
games were enjoyed and prizes won by
Miss Eta LOvenstein and Master jerome
krauss- Among those present We're Inc
Misses Stella Levy, Eta LOvenstein' Lily
Weichelbaum. Carol Oppenheimer, a.
lerie stern. Ruthie Enrich. Stella Cohen.
Iirdfe Muhlherg. Rita Mohr and Masters
Edgar Wortsmau. Edgar Lehman, carr
Stern. Jerome krauss, Edwin BinsWan-
Epstein. Albert Lehman. Mayer Engel ana
others.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. W. j.. Sim
kins gave a large tea, at which she was as
sisted TO receiving by Mrs. II. D. Stevens.
Mrs. John Screven and Mrs. Josiah Wal
thOur. Masses of pink camellias and Vi0-
- W. naAheu on lils nantes, PAINS
We're eIecuFelN placed through the rooms
and bamboo vines were used to decorate
the walls and the chandeliers. The lamp
shades were Of pink, tied with broad satin
ribbon. Miss Mary Jones Miss Hattie Col
quit Miss Mary 10 Stiles. Miss Lily An
derson and Miss Katharine Sules served
Mrs Charles Schley. Mrs. II. Anderson.
Mrs Randolph Arson. Mrs j. Moultrie
Lee, Mrs p. W. Meldrim. Mrs. Finnie.
Mrs William owens Mrs. G. a. Shearson,
Mrs Robb White. Mrs Munnerlyn. Mrs.
John Bryan, Mrs. George owens, Mrs g.
A. Gibbes, Mrs. W. W. Gordon. Jr.. Mrs.
w l.. Wilson. Mrs. Clarence Connerat.
Mrs Cuyler Gordon. Mrs George i. Cope.
Mrs. Alfred r. Mills Mrs. John Heard
Hunter. Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs. Rauers.
Mrs. 4; C. Guerard. Mrs. Nisbet Mrs.
Pape Mrs. T. Myers. Mrs. G. r. Malone,
Mrs. Gamble Mrs. r. NJ. Cunningham
Mrs q. a. Whitehead Mrs. Harrison. Mrs
al Ion a
Woodward of Richmond. Mrs n. T. Raw
enel. Mrs Tiedeman. Mrs. c. n. Brandt
Mrs. 7. Aliston Waring. Mrs Claude Ham
mTond. Miss MacNeii, Miss Riddle, Miss
Henrietta Myers. Miss Anderson. Miss
Miss Kate Brigham. Miss Wood
Miss Lowell. Miss Thomas. Miss
Meta Thomas. Miss Meta Howard
Miss Phoebe Elliott. Miss Kate Guerard
Miss Huger. Miss Margaret Stiles Miss
Hartridge. Miss Katharine Hartridge. Miss
Ellis. Miss Warng. Miss Annie V Jones,
Miss Arson. Miss Grace Maxwell Miss
others.
Mr.. Thomas Reynolds left on Friday for
New Orleans where he will attend the
Mardi Gras festivities.
Mrs Burroughs gave a children's party
on Tuesday afternoon at her residence on
Hall street, which was greatly enjoyed.
The leap year ban given at the De Soto
o. Thursday evening was one % TIE most
brilliant atta!-s OF the season. The rooms
were ceauuECty decorated W:th palms and
tcstOOrs OF bamboo vines. The music
which was furnished by the Hungarian or
chestra was delightful and everything
was carried ont in the nandsomest man
ner. In the supper room, the decorations
were all In green, and the table, which
was heart shaped. was beautifully arrang
eel. Ihc programmes also were ia the shape
Of hearts. and each gentleman was pre-
scented with silver and pearl paper knife
as favor. Among those present were:
Il D
Alfred Fantl, Adolph Berg Arthur We'll,
Joseph Dreyer d. j. Rosenheim, Leo Ferst,
$. Steininger A. Lettier, Joseph Ferst,
Mord Hyams. Edwin Frank NJ S. Guck-
enheimer, s. A. Einstein. II. Smith, Aaron
Ferst, 9. L. kayton Seigfried Fantl, Ar
thur Solomon and A. Sondheimer Mrs.
II. L. Smith, Mrs. Adolph Berg. Mrs A
ron Ferst Mrs $. Einstein, Mrs Joseph
Ferst Mrs. A. l.. We'll, Mrs. Harry Hirsch.
Miss Ray Hamburgher. Miss Edith Solo
mon, Miss Blanche MOhr, Miss Marie Lipp-
man, Miss Dollie Dub Miss Sadie Traub,
Miss Josie Hyams Miss Bessie Meinhard,
Miss Beulah Hexter Miss Hattie Wen,
Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss Mamie Engel and
Miss Helen Smith. The costumes of the la
dies were unusually handsome.
The Willing Workers gave a violet tea
on Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
The Rev. and Mrs. I. p. Mendes. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated for the
occasion. and the entertainment was very
much enjoyed.
tanned on Monday afternoon by Mrs. John
Heard Hunter. Mrs. M. Y MacIntyre won
the first prize, a Dresden china dish. and
Mrs. T. p. RaVenel the second. gilt
picture frame.
on Friday Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin
gave a launch party for Miss Marion
Boggs. They went to Warsaw on the
/ Dixie" and among the guests were: Miss
Wimberley. Miss Marion Boggs, Miss Sallie
| McAlpin, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Lima
Huger, Miss Nellie Baldwin; Mr.. Godin
| Guerard and Mr.. William Chisholm.
/ u,ba CfuderiIIa CsTuh wac deIiobtfi,IIxr
! tertained on Thursday evening by Miss
| Sallie McAlpin, at her home on South
Broad street. Five handed euchre was
played. but the guests instead of trying
! for prizes, played each one for his or ner
/ fortune. On the tally cards was written
! the old rhyme: One I love Two ! love.
/ Three love, l say, etc, !" and as the games
were won tiny hearts were placed after
/ the lines. After the game was over each
/ player was given souvenir, the ladies
| heart-shaped frames, the gentlemen shaw
| Master Averin Herman Crane celebrated
his third and half year on Friday after
| noon with a valentine party, given at the
residence of his father Mr.. Horace A.
/ Crane, on Jones street. Eighty little
| guests were present, and everything pos
| sible was done to make the afternoon a
4 happy one for them. The table decora-
tiops were of pink and lilac, and La
| France roses and Violets were the flowers
used. The children were amused with a
donkey party, at which Miss Eleanor Fer
rill one of the most attractive little girls
l present, won paper uOlii ana MISS ttdi-
vie Hull was fortunate enough to win a
silver heart pin. Each guest carried away
as a souvenir box of candy, daintily
fastened with pink ribbons.
The Misses Huger gave the Jolly Jokers
a valentine card party on Friday evening.
There was an element of originality about
it that was as charming as it was anus
ing The tally cards, when drawn for the
players, were found to have little pen and
ink sketches of notable persons of the
past or present. Cupid, of course, began
the evening as the partner of Psyche,
Romeo of Juliet, Josephine of Napoleon,
Mr. Pickwick, Buffalo Bill Carmencita,
Little Boy Blue, PaderewslSi, and many
others were there. At the end of the
game the men We're handed valentines,
which they were TO give to their respective
partners. The ladies' prize. a Dresden
china cup and saucer, was won by Miss
Sarah Mills. Mr.. Ferris Cam won a sill
yer knife and Mr.. Stevens. as BOBBY, bore
off a heart-shaped picture frame.
Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Collins entertained
delightfully."- on Monday evening in cele-
hratton of the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding day. Foliage plants and
cut flowers We're used. with bamboo and
graceful palms. in decorating the rooms.
and the Hungarian band furnished de
lightful music during the evening. Mrs.