The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09


| Arthur Overton, Mrs. John Sullivan
Schley Mrs. Barron Carter. Mrs. T. p.
Ravenel Miss Annie V. Jones, Miss Alb
bic Orme, Miss Lucy Orrne and Miss Sally
McAlpin.
Mr. and Mrs. Audreas Moynelo gave a
delightful musical on Friday evening, at
which their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. =. Ravenel, Mr. and Mrs. John Sore
ven, Mrs. J B. Withers, Mrs. Robert Bur
dell, Miss Irene Withers, Miss Sadie King.
Miss Bessie Rose, Mr.. Won Linstow and
Mr.. Frank del Barrio.
In a late edition of the Salem, N. j.,
papers are accounts of a very pretty dance
given at Obisquahasit, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Sinnickson, at which
were present among the guests Miss Kate
and Miss Freda Rauers and Miss Anulette
Stubs of this city. Their names also ap-
pear at "post-theatricar dance given
the following evening. They have been
the guests Of Miss Alice Sinnickson in Sa-
lem.
The members of the Chatham Artillery
Bicycle Club and a number of their lady
friends enjoyed a run on Friday evening
on Esull avenue and the Waters road. On
their return to town they ended the even
ing very pleasantly with refreshments and
dancing at the armory.
Miss Dolly FItzgerald's Sunday school
class in St. MichaeTs chapel gave her
pleasant surprise party at her home, No.
2O05 Bull street. Friday night Those
present were Villa Rock, Carrie Wiehrs,
Carrie GnOsspelius, Edith Teasdale, Louise
Davis, Lotte Cleveland, Ethel Ruckett,
Charles Dunaway, FINS Dunaway, Henry
Sack, A. J. Hyan, Joseph Fitzgerald,
Washington Gnann, James Owens, Mr.. e.
Habersham and Capt. Lee. Delightful re-
freshments were served.
The Pleasure Club was entertained on
Ffn. Il H.
Mrs. Isaac Haas. The first prize, silver
chain purse was won by the hostess, and
the second, a silver hat brush, by Mrs.
Henry Roth. Those present were: Mrs.
Aaron Ferst Mrs. Walter Gross. Mrs. Ar
thur Well, Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mrs. Solo
mon Binswanger. Mrs. Jacob Gutman,
Mrs. Berg, Mrs. LoWenthal Mrs. Krauss,
Miss Elizabeth Ash of Baltimore, Miss
Carrie Lilienthal Miss Mamie Engel Miss
Marie Lippman, and Miss Janette Mein-
hard
Some of the dances at Prof. Blacks
May Ball on Tuesday evening were partic
ularly pretty and graceful. The Vassar
dance, in which little Miss Sadie Sheftau
appeared was particularly complimented,
but with the numbers OF well executed
and attractive dances, it is hard to make
mention of all those who deserved praise.
Among the graceful little dancers were
the Misses Birdie Van Kuren, Sadie An
derson, and Ralph MetZger, Walter Blum,
the Misses Ethel Fretwell, Gladys Girar-
deau, Helen Blum, Katie Blum, Margue-
rite Snow, Meta Rossignol, Hattie Rossig-
mol and Madeline Bigler.
A surprise party that really surprised
was given on Friday evening to Miss Car
RE Lou and Miss Fannie Meldrim by
number of their friends, who arrived OF
about o'clock in merry mood and we'll
supplied with provisions of the surprise
party variety. Among the party were the
Misses Mary Kline, Judia Hunter, Nellie
White, Missile Hull, Aileen Hunter, My
ra Wilcox, Mary Wayne, Sadie Watson.
Reba White, Clifford Munnerlyn, Jennie
Haines Annie Haines and Frank Hey
ward, Sidney Stubs, TAFT Pritchard and
Cecil Gabbett.
Mrs. Charles Dixon gave a whist party
on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Joseph r. Lamar of Augusta. Poppies
decorated The parlors very effectively. and
a pleasant afternoon was spent by the
guests. wno were Mrs. w. w. Gordon,
Mrs. 7, C. LeHardy, Mrs. NJ. l.. Boyd,
Mrs. George Parsons Elliott Mrs. Thotpas
S. Wyly, Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. j. A. g.
Carson Miss Madgie Reid and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. C. Bar ey.
On Tuesday afternoon a delightful lit
tie peoples entertainment was given by
Mrs. Frederick Myers for her grandchil-
Norfolk, Va. and Isaac and Carol Minis.
The Saturday Club gave its annual pic
mic yesterday afternoon, when they went
down the river on the 'Tybee.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman enter
tanned the Euchre Club delightfully."- on
| Tuesday evening. The pretty silver
prizes were won by Mrs. Leopold Adler
| and Mrs. Emile Newman, Mr.. Abram
Vetsburg and Mr.. Moses Guckenheimer.
| other guests present We're Mr.. and MRS.
| Joseph Rosenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kay
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mrs.
| Albert Gerst of Danville, Mrs. Quicken
heimer, Miss Elizabeth Ash of Baltimore,
Md. the Misses Kayton, Miss Tessie
| Rosenheim, Mr.. Herman Myers, Mr.. Emil
| Newman, Mr.. G.. l.. Kayton, Mr.. A. 5.
| Eichberg and Mr.. Dave Rosenheim.
MIR. w Brooks Jones of California,
brother of Mr.. Brodie Jones of this city,
| is visiting MIR. c. Lucien Jones.
| Mrs. Crosby and Miss Angelica Crosby
| will leave during the week for Washing
ton, d. G.
Mrs. j. l.. Hammond and Miss Mallie
| Hammond were among the American Wis
itors in Paris last week.
Mrs w. d. Harden has returned from
a visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Overton will leave
| next week for England, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Helen Fitzpatrick of White Plains
! is visiting Miss NJ. E. Johnson at sos
Drayton street.
Mrs. Samuel Altmayer of Macon is Wis
| iting Mrs. Gutman.
Miss Hattie Minor will leave tomorrow
for New York. from where on the 18th inst
she will sail for Europe to spend the sum-
| mer.
Miss Laura Cooper is visiting friends
in Atlanta. She will be away probably
for two weeks.
Miss Treadwel who has been the guest
of Mrs. c. d. owens, has returned to heI
home in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ID. Baldwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Parker of McRae and Mr..
Charles Ellis left during the week for Will
mington, NJ c.. where they will attend the
Baptist convention.
Miss Lulie Hansel Of Atlanta will arrive
this week to visit Judge and Mrs. William
ID. Harden.
Miss Georgia Edmondston is visiting
friends in Sumter, 5. c.
Mrs. Lewis Malone has gone to Mobile,
ia L..