The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-26


served the chocolate. Present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Johnson. Mrs. Robb
White. MIS-. Carl \. Brandt. Mrs. John
Screven, Mrs. Davis Freeman. Mrs. G. G.
Schley Mrs. Thomas Wayne. Mrs. Shell
don, Mrs. Clarence Conucrat Mrs. A. T..
Mills Mrs. +. e. Battey. Miss Eaton, Miss
carmichael, Miss Annie v. Jones. Miss
Virginia Lee Fraser, Miss Mary Joe
STILES. Miss Florence Olmstead. Miss FL
len Falligant. Miss Alice NJ. Connerat.
MISS Bessie Bruen, Miss Helm, Miss
Gardner Mr.. Noble Hardee. Mr. a. Minis.
Mr. Charles Banks, DR. Num-, and many
others.
Miss Annie V. Jones entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with tea at which
her many friends had the pleasure of
meeting Miss Virginia Lee Fraser Of
Charleston. who is the guest of Miss
Jones.
on Wednesday afternoon Miss Blanche
Belsinger celebrated her birthday with a
delightful tea which was enjoy
Engel. Miss Helen Smith. Miss Sadie
Trauh. Miss Bianch Mohr Miss Edith
solomon. Miss Dolly Dub. Miss Beulah
HeXter, Miss Marie Lippman. Miss Hat
tie Hecht. Miss Hattie We'll and others
The prizes We're won by Miss Helen Smith
Miss Hattie. Hecht, Mrs J. Lippman.
Mrs u. Robinson, Mrs Collat, Mrs. j. NJ.
solomon. Miss Selma Robinson. Miss
blanche Moss, Miss May Weichselhaum.
Miss sara Newman. Miss Josie Hyams
and Miss Dora Asher. The decorations
which were all in green. We're very effec-
i've and delightful afternoon was spent
by the guests
An Informal hop was given at the Har-
monte Club on Wednesday evening in
honor Of Miss Moss of St. Louis The
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Newman, MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Lppman.
MT. and Mrs. Berg. Mr.. and Mrs HeXter,
MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst. Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Ferst Mrs. Chaser and Mrs Bloom
lngdale, MISS Beulah HeNter Miss Sadie
Traub Miss Blanche Mohr. Miss Marie
Lippman-Who. though she has been very
popular in Atlanta and elsewhere, made
a IsF
ment--Miss Mamie Eugel Miss Blanch
Belsinger Miss Beulah HeXter. Miss Hat
tie We'll, Miss Edith solomon. Miss Blanche
Mohr, Miss Sadie Trauh. Miss Hattie
Hecht Miss Helen Smith, Miss Dolly
Duh, Messrs. r. A. Well, A. Well. Gus
kayton, Oscar kulman, Ike Kalman, Ar
Dryer, Edwin Frank, Eichberg Letter,
Fox and several others.
one of the largest afternoon teas of the
Friday afternoon. to Mrs. Carl Nelson
Brandt Those who assisted in
serving the refreshments were: Mrs
\; j. Waring, Mrs, Tracy G. Hunter, Mrs.
Finnie, Miss Eugenia Johnston Miss
Elizabeth Johnston. Miss Helen Hardee
Mrs. Robert Ellington. Miss Minna War
ing and Miss Elise Huger Among the
many guests present We're: Mrs. w. IL.
Daniel Mrs George w. owens Mrs w
w. Gordon, Mrs. Thomas $ Morgan,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Gilbert, Mrs William e.
Seahrook, Mrs. Joseph NJ Lang Mrs
William D. Harden, Mrs. NJ. Q. Koliock.
Mrs W. f. Aiken, Mrs; Henry D. Stew
Rogers, Mrs. Louis c. Young, Mrs Pleas
ant Stovall, Mrs. William S. Dafin. Mrs
7. b. Chisholm, Mrs. George T. Cam,
Mrs. j. X. Sheldon, Mrs. +. r. Corson,
Mrs. G. kinloch Nelson, Mrs. Richard r
Patton, Mrs II. II. Mckee, Mrs f v
Walker. Mrs. Matthew NJ. Hopkins, Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Hatridge, Mrs r. c. Cor
don, Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs
Lewis Malone, Mrs. Frank A. Hancock,
MIS- Mrs M IA Hatch Mrs George S. Haines,
S Sa1 Mrl Mrs R. S Ander-
King, Mrs. Charles c. Schley, Mrs.
Thomas J Charlton, Mrs. j. c. Postell
Mrs. T. 7. Ravenel, Mrs. John Screven
II, Mrs. Charles II. Strong. Mrs j. s.
Munnerlyn, Mrs II. T. w Anderson. Mrs
A; l.. Hartridge. Mrs. Henry McAIpin' Mrs.
Clayton 4; Woods, Mrs. A. G. Guerard,
cav, Miss Grigg. Miss Annie V. Jones,
Mss Virginia Fraser, Miss j. j. KolIocll
Miss Carmichael, Miss Margaret w
owens Miss Julia Owens, Miss
White Miss Riddle. Miss Incie
Chisholm. Miss Anderson, Miss Nina Pape.
Helm, Miss Hun, Miss Abbie Orme. Miss
Lucy Orme, Miss Gardner, Miss Ellen
Falligant, Miss McAlpin, Miss Troost,
Miss Bessie Mills, Miss Mary NJ. Mills
Miss Daisy Bryan. Miss Mcclure. Miss
Katharine Stiles. Miss Belle Harrison and
Miss Sallie Haskell.
Miss Blanche Mohr entertained with a
progressive euchre party on Thursday ar
ternoon at her home on Gordon street
me decorations, carried out in green and
white, were most effective. and the table
where refreshments were served was de-
GRATED with a charming arrangement of
FERNS and green satin ribbons. From the
chandelier was suspended "A great mass,
or Vlolets, which was formed of bouquets
allotted to the guests. Present We're: Miss
Rothchlld, Miss Nellie EhrliCh Miss Ida
Reiser, Miss Blanche Belsinger Miss Ma
rie Lippman, Miss Hattie Hecht Miss
Edith solomon, Miss Helen smith. Miss
Mamie Engel. Miss Beulah Hexter Miss
Dolly Dub and Miss Hattie We'll
The Chrysanthemum Social Club gave
delightful entertainment on Monday
evening Dancing was kept up until a
late nour, when refreshments We're served.
Among those present We're. Miss barbour
Miss n. Folliard, Miss kehoe the Misses
Solar, Miss \. Kiroy. Miss A. Dillon.
Miss A. Bell, Miss A. Curly, Messrs. H.
johnson, krames, Brady, Burke Ner-
chant. Warmsley, Weber, Durdan. Hardee
and Dillon.
Preparations are being made for very
handsome leap year ball to be given at the
De Soto on Feb H.
Mrs Marcus of Chicago. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Kulman. left on Thurs
day evening.
The wedding of Miss Reynolds to Mr..
n p Corish on Tuesday afternoon at
the cathedral was an unusually pretty
one. The maid of honor, Miss Nellie
Reynolds, and the little flower girl. Miss
Louise Storer. were both dressed in white
silk, and carried bouquets of white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corish will return this week
from Florida, and will be at home at l37
Price street.
Miss Bessie C. Rose left on Thursday
for Brunswick, where she will spend sew
erai weeks.
Miss Emmie Lawton is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. A B. Read, in Charleson, S. C.
Capt. and Mrs Henry Blum returned
from New York yesterday morning.
Miss Annie Conner left on Wednesday
morning for Punta Gorda, Fla, to visit
her brother. Mr. Hugh Conner.
Miss Margie Weed who was the guest
of Miss Caro- duBignon, left for her home
in Jacksonville, Fla. on Monday last
Miss Mamie Eaton Of ST Louis is visit