The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-11

| Miss Gertrude Clark of Darien Is spend
ing several days a the DE Soto.
Mrs Henry Oates. who has been the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs George A. White
head, left on Friday for her home in Au-
! gusta
Mr.. Craig Barrow arrived on FFiday
! from Baltimore. where he is studying
medicine at the University Of Maryland.
Mr.. Henry Hodge of New York. who has
! been spending week in Savannah, left
on Friday evening for Duluth, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Muir Lang returned
on Friday from trip to Pensacola.
Mr.. William Barnard and Mr.. Tyler
! Holmes, two Harvard students. will spend
/ their Easter vacation in Savannah, with
| Mr.. James L. Barnard, Jr
Mr.. Frank Sullivan will return to-day
| to Brunswick, where he is stationed on the
| United States steamship Bache.
Mrs. e. c. Chisholm is spending a
few days at the De Soto on her return
from Florida, where at Palm Beach, ST.
Augustine and other points she has spent
the winter.
Miss Annie Conner returned Tuesday
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Dent
at Hofwyl
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean left for New York
on Friday.
Miss sallie Baker returned home from
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Mrs. Thomas ]. Davis has issued invita-
tons to the marriage, of her daughter,
| Annie Duncan. and Mr.. Charles Mason
| Chandler, Jr., which will occur on Wednes-
| day afternoon at the First Presbyterian
| church.
Col. and Mrs. ]. H. Estin returned on
Friday from New York, where they have
been spending a week.
Mr.. Charles T. Ramsden. son of the En-
ollie .,
arrive in Savannah on Tuesday morning
and will be the guest while here of Mr..
Hamilton NJ. Branch, Jr.
| Mr.. A. Sybrandt returned last week from
| Hofwyl Glynn county, where he spent a
| few days with Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
/ Dent
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Wallis. who
were married at New Decatur, Ala, on
| April s, arrived in town on Friday and
VIII be at home to their friends after
| April 49, at PIP Jones street, west
Miss NJ. e. Huger and Miss Elise Huger
returned yesterday from Charleston,
where they have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Huger
Miss Mary Whitehead spent a day or
! two at Warsaw during the past week the
! guest of MIR. Parsons and Miss Parsons.
Mr.. Clyde Decker of Newton, N j., is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Paul Decker, on
Jones street, west
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin returned
on Friday from Charleston, where they
were the guests of Mrs. Dawson
Miss Margie Weed of Jacksonville spent
| a day or two in town last week with Mr.
and Mrs Robert Ellington.
Miss jamie Germany is the guest Of Mrs.
Wellborn Hill in Atlanta
Mr. Walter Chisholm passed through
Savannah during the week on his way
| from Florida TO Indiana, where he win
| spend some time
Miss Baker of New Orleans. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene r.
| Corson, has returned home.
Mr.. Hines of the United States steamship
Bache came up from Brunswick yester-
day TO spend few days.
An interesting musical event of next
| week Will be Mr.. Thomas Dykes concert
which has been arranged to take place on
Tuesday evening, April q.
Miss Agnes Rourke gave a very pleas
ant blackboard drive to White Bluff on
| Tuesday afternoon. Her guests were Tho
Misses Mayu Schuldice, and Josephine
Fay of Danbury, Conn; Miss Mae Mac
! donald of Atlanta, Miss Maude Rieder
| mann OF New York, Miss Jessie Bennett
of Gainesville, Fla. and the Misses Nellie
| Harry, Ella Butler, Nel,ie Brennan. Kate
! O'Connor, Agnes Lyons Nan Golden. Cen
evieve Hefferman, Nellie O'Connor. Mae
Roman, Emily Comm Nellie Haslam
| Bessie Hanley, Agnes Comm Kate Lyons.
Annie Lynch, Mamie Lynch, Jennie
! Strouss. and Veva Harty
The Euchre Club was entertained very
| handsomely on Thursday evening at the
banquet hall of the De Soto. by Mr.. Her
man Myers and Mr.. Jacob Lippman Mrs.
Leopold Adler and Mrs Jacob Lippman
won the ladies' prizes. pair of silver scis-
| sors. and white gauze Empire fan The
| gentlcmens prizes were won by Mr. A
| $. Eichberg and Mr. Moses Guckenbeimer
and were a silver knife and a picture
| frame. Among the guests were: MIR. and
| Mrs Lee Roy Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee Lippman. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Kav-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Abram Vetsburg, Mrs
| Henry Gainesburg. Mrs. Albert Gerst
Mrs. Virginia Guckenheimer. Miss Ruth
| Kayton, Miss Birdie Kayton. Miss Tessie
| Rosenheim, and Messrs. A. s. Eichberg
! G. L. Kayton. Dave Rosenheim and Moses
! Guekcnheimcr.
on Tuesday evening the young ladies'
! Whist club met nj Miss Dora Muhlberg's
/ ana enjoyed delightful game Mrs Put
1 eel won the ladies' prize. silver comb
1 and Mr.. Maurice Greenwood was awarded
me Ecntlemen's prize. pocket book
Present Were. Mrs. Stone. the Misses Mel
hc Cohen, Rosa Putzel Nina Myers. Ida
BOley, Sarah Stern. Lena Ehrlch. Dora
Muhlbcrg, and the Mcssrs Gardner. Ehr-
| Itch, bryfus. Samucls. Flcischman Ehr-
Itch, Greenwood and Gazan.
The afternoon tea given on Wednesday
~ the council Of Jewish Women at the