The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-10

The last week was a gay one, and Tues
day seems TO have been the day chosen
for the most important of its events. One
of the largest balls given for some time
took place that evening at the Guards
armory, and, besides Miss Lynah's and
Mr.. Hopkins wedding, large reception
followed at the residence of Mr.. c. Nj.
Hoist, and later in the evening Miss Grace
Barnard gave a very delightful dance at
the De Soto hotel The banquet hall had
been decorated very effectively for the oc-
casion with bamboo and tall palms and
there the dancing went on. Mrs. George
owens, Mrs. ]. f. B. Beckwith and Mrs.
Charles Ellis, Jr., assisted Mr. and Miss
Barnard in receiving the guests, among
whom were: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Malone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Muir
phy-the latter looking very lovely in her
wedding gown of white satin-Dr. and
Mrs. John Paige. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Gordon, Jr., Mrs. ARCHAEOLOGICAL, Mr..
and Mrs Malloch Mr.. and Mrs. McFad-
den, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mercer, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Overton, Miss Mary Saw
age Jones, Miss Huger. Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Baldwin. Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss
Mills. Miss Woodbridge, Miss duBignon,
Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Rosa Sullivan,
Miss Conner Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss
stoddard, Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss
Durham, Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss MIS-
bet, Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Jessie
Chisholm, Miss Alice May Connerat, Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Haskell Miss Elise
Haskell, Miss Sally Haskell, and Messrs.
George w. Owens, A. Minis, E. N. Han
cock, Pinckney Warning, Charles Ellis. Jr..
Paschal Strong, George Gadsden, W. w.
Williamson, Gordon Harrison, r. c. Har-
rison, Fred Myers. Noble Jones, Edward
Demere, A. D. Johnson, Clarence Come
rat, Anton Wright, Robert Butler, Jr.,
Heman Harwood, Theodore Barnard.
Newell West, Willy Chisholm, Leopold
Alexander, ]. D. Taylor Savage Lyman.
Edward Stoddard. Godin Guerard, Mills
B. Lane, Wylly Woodbridge. Mr.. Brewer
and Mr.. Hodges of New York, Supper
was served in the breakfast room of the
hotel. which was gracefully adorned with
festoons of bamboo the windows banked
with maiden hair ferns, and the small ia
bles at which the guests sat decorated
with ported plants. The evening ended
with a german, which was led by Mr.. w.
w. Williamson.
Several hundred guests were present at
the ball given for the benefit of Temple
Mickva Israel on Tuesday evening. The
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beautifully dressed women. presented a
brilliant scene. At Il o'clock a very elab-
crate and delightful supper was served
in the companys rooms; the tables were
decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers. Some Of the ladies', who presid-
ed over the refreshments, were Mrs. F.
Lowenthal Mrs. Wortsman, Mrs. Jake
Lippman, Mrs. Sterne, Mrs. Ray Belsing-
er, Mrs. Lilienthal Mrs. Roth and Mrs.
J. Belsinger. Miss Putzel, who made her
debut on this occasion, was exquisitely
gowned in white mousselaine de sole over
white satin. and carried a bouquet of ne
phitos roses and ferns. A most unusual
costume, and one that was much ad
mired, was a pink MORE belours worn by
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman The bodice was
a combination of pale blue and yellow,
softened with white lace. Mrs. Leopold
-AQAtI was III bldCh Sdllu anu punt lace
and wore a beautiful diamond necklace.
A gown that attracted much attention
was worn by Miss Birdie Kayton, and
was Of white satin trimmed with rufiies
of white silk muslin, edged with narrow
black ribbons. Mrs. Aaron Ferst wore
lovely pink silk dress, with real lace, and
Miss Muhlburg also wore a very hand
some pink silk. Some of the others pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Wei, Mr.
and Mrs. Is. IL. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Vetsburg. Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Ferst.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Levy, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. s. Guckenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A Solomons, Mr. and Mrs. !. Roos, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
&. Haas. Mr.. and Mrs Leon Ferst. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
kulman. Mr.. and Mrs Bigler. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Collat, Mr.. and Mrs Moses Dry
fus the Misses Nellie Cohen, Pearla
Abrahams. Carrie Lnenthal, M. EngeL
Lena Enrich, Sadie Traub, Helene Smith.
Fannie Kohler, Agnes Comm, Lily Falk,
Angela OByrne, Sarah Sterne. Mamie
Kutser, Maud Fleming and the Messrs.
A. Solomon Seigfried Fantl. J. Gazzan,
Herman Myers. j r. Einstein. j. Lipp-
man, d. A. Byck John McDonough,
Edwin Frank, Harry Wiliink and Edward
Richmond.
A very pretty feature of the wedding OF
Miss Lyman and Mr.. w. Trenholm Hop
kins was that the bride carried only a
prayer book in her hands as she entered
the church. and after the ceremony re-
ceived her bouquet Of Hephetos roses at
tho altar. No costume could have been
lovelier than that which she chose OF
pure white satin, the bodice softened with
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