The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-04

prize, a silver button hook, was won by
Mrs. j. Gutman. while Miss Carrie Lilien-
thai was awarded a set of silver studs
and cuff buttons. The other ladies pres
cnt were: Mrs. II. Roth. Mrs Lilientbal,
Mrs. l. c. Haas Mrs. J. Gutman. Mrs
f. Loenthal and Miss Carrie Lilienthal
Mr. ana Mrs Leopold Adler entertained
the Eucher club with a beautiful dinner
on Thursday evening, at Mrs. Bannons.
The guests present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and Mrs Emil New
man, Mr.. and Mrs Jake Lippman, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Netsburg, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kayton, Mrs.
II. II. Gaiusburgh Miss Birdie Kayton,
Miss Rosenheim, Miss Ruthie Kayton.
Mr.. A. 5. Eichberg, Mr.. d. Rosenheim,
Mr. Gus Kayton, Mr.. A. Fantle, Mr..
Moses Guckenheimer, and Mr.. Sond
heimer.
On Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Hanley
entertained the German Whist Club at her
fathers residence on Taylor street. The
parlors of this pretty home were beauti-
fully decorated with palms and potted
plants, while LaFrauce and Marechal Neil
roses, that filed bowls placed about the
drawing rooms, lent a sweet perfume TO
the air. The ladies' prize, a cut glass and
silver ink stand. was won by Miss Ethel
Ludlam Of New York, and to Mr.. Victor
links. Others present were: The Misses
May Lu Schuldice and Josephine Fay of
Danbury Conn, May Macdonald of At
lanta. Jessie Burnett of Gainesville Fla,
Maud Biedermann of New York, Emily
Comm, Ella Butler, Genevieve Heffernan,
Nellie Haslam, Mamie Golden, Clara
Strous, May Roman, Sallie Black, Lucille
Desbouillons, Agnes Lyons, Alice Delan-
noy, Messrs. Edward Haslam, John Nc
Laughin, John Strous, Joseph Harty, n.
j. Kehoe Ed Smith, Glennan Grady, John
Lyons. N. II. Feeley, Andrew Hanley, Jr.,
John Sullivan, T. J. Lynch, ]. NJ. Black,
Joseph Heffernan d. a. O'Connor and
John j. McDonough Jr.
Mrs. A. E. Bennett gave a dinner at
Hotel Tybee on Tuesday in compliment to
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Young Miss Eva
Young, DR.. c. b. Poole and Mr.. A. Cum
ningham of Lowell. Mass, and Mr.. T. d.
Downey, Jr., and Mr.. b. l.. Keath of Bos-
ton, Mass.
Miss Treadwen of Norfolk, Va, is visit
ing Mrs. c. ID. owens.
Mr.. George Appleton, Miss Appleton and
the Misses Phillips returned on Wednesday
from Cottenham, Bryan county.
The Misses Miriam and Ophelia Dent
ana Miss Mary Morel left on Thursday for
a visit 10 "Hofwyl," in Glynn county.
Miss Isabel Stiles arrived from Bruins
y
sister Mrs. Alfred +. Mills.
Mrs. Thorn, Miss Annie and Miss Lucy
Thorn and Master VIII Thorn of Norfolk
Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred My
ers on Gwinnett street
Miss Alice Bates who has been the piano
accompanies at the late Chautauqua meet
ing in Albany, returned to Savannah on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean will leave on Fri
day for New York, where she will spend
a few weeks. Miss Annie Maclean, who
is at school in Baltimore, will join her
mother in New York for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Annie Conner is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Dent at their home, "Hof-
wyl," in Glynn county.
Mrs. Henry Cohen arrived last evening.
to be present at the marriage of Mrs Bar
rett Jenkins to Mr.. Rawlins Lowndes
which will take place on Tuesday. Mrs
Cohen is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. A.
Whitehead.
Mrs. James G. Mills and Miss Amy Hun
ter returned on Tuesday from Thomas
vile, where they spent a few weeks
Mrs. Bishop-Searles. after a delightful
visit TO her brother Mr.. w. A. Bishop
left on Thursday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Barnard, Jr and Miss Grace
Florida.
Mrs. w. x. Beard, who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Fleming. has returned
to Germantown Pa.
Or. and Mrs. Read left last Wednesday
for a visit to Baltimore.
Miss Francis Arnold of Lazy Lawn"
Newport r. l., and Miss Eleanor Green
of Providence r. l.. are expected to-
morrow, to be the guests Of Mr.. George
Appleton and Miss Appleton.
MIR. and Mrs, Joseph Muir Lang left
during the week for Pensacola, where they
Will spend a week or ten days.
Mrs, Howard Watt of Atlanta ana Miss
Jacksonia Mills, who have been visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. George L. Cope,
will leave for Griffin in a few days.
Mrs. Oates Of Augusta will arrive to-
morrow TO be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Whitehead.
Miss Elise Huger is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Il. Huger, in Charleston.
Mr.. Henry Hammond Of Augusta will
be among the guests present for the we'd
ding of Mrs. Barrett-Jenkins and Mr.
Lowndes.
Miss Robinson returned on Friday from
Brunswick, where she has been visiting
Mrs. II. A. Lucas.
Mrs. Robert NJ. stiles and Mrs Robert
~ hNlNeis Jtf Will lthNt curing tNe week
for Brunswick, from where they will so
in a few days TO Malone. Barlow county.
Mrs. and Mrs. Bell OF Thomasville Ca,
spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Hamilton during the past week.
Miss Katharine Low who is now the
guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs Wayne Parker In
Washington d. G., viii sail for Liverpool
IN the Majestic on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Kulman left on
Friday FOR Columbus, where they will visit
Mrs. Albert Shields
Mrs. Charles Huston arrived yesterday
morning from Coatsville, Pa, and j. the
guest OF her father Maj Stewart
Mrs. Forest Mrs. Hamlyn, Miss Harriet
Relheld the Misses Forest and Hamlyn,
ana me Messrs Forest. aud Hamlyn com
posed pleasant party, who were 10 sa-
Yannah last week ON their return from
Florida.
Mrs. John Mills Of Washington -. c..
VIII arrive on Tuesday 10 visit the Misses
Phillips, on Lafayette suunrc.