The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-25

Soto Monday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Mailoch, Miss Conner
Miss Emma Hopkins, DR.. Strong, Mr.. r.
A. Hancock, Mr. Sybrandt, Mr.. Craig and
Mai. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bell are now at No
402 Hall street, cast.
Mrs. Letcher Hardeman and Miss Harde-
man left for Virginia Wednesday.
Mr. Richard Brooks is spending Christ
mas with relatives in West Point, Ca
A delightful dinner party was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Marian Ham
mond The table was attractively deco
rated with Bridesmaid roses and Miss
Hammoads guests on this occasion We're
Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Julia Wright,
Miss Harriet King Elliott Miss Lila Low,
Miss Corinne Mackall, Mr.. Anton Wright,
Mr.. Shelby Myrick, Mr.. Leopold AleXan-
der, Mr.. Mills 3. Lane, Mr.. oliver Hun
ter and Lieut.. Cater.
Among the boys who returned last week
for the holidays are Messrs. William Bun
Daniel Hops, Jr., Thomas Denmark, Haf-
rs Cope. Raiford Falngant and Dan HUI
from Athens, Mr.. Dawson Wyhy, the
AIessrs. Karow and Mr. Moultrie Lee from
St. James College, Maryland; Messrs.
George Baldwin, Eeirne Gordon, Jr., ana
Gratz Dent from Mr. Tafts School in Con-
necticut; Mr.. Alexander Lawton, Jr.
from ST. Paul; Mr.. Antonio Warning from
Lawrenceville, n. j., and Mr.. Clifford
Suits from Bingham Nights.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock several
hundred children were the happy recipients
of as many presents a the CatnOilc LIBRA
~ hail, where Miss Nina Pape, Mrs Men
zes. Miss Jessie Anderson. Miss Phoebe
Elliott, Miss Elizabeth Barrow and the
Misses Hunter We're distributing gifts from
their heavily laden Christmas tree. 1t was
a very interesting as well as pretty sight
and the ladies who have busted themselves
In this good work deserve 10 be cOmpli-
mented on their success.
A masquerade dance was given Friday
evening by Miss Minnie Decker. Those who
were present were the Misses Rena and
Louise Fallgant Calhe Lyon, Maud Pa
cetd, Annie Hartmann, Ada Morgan, An
ME Wilson, Leila I1xley, Amelia Adams
Lieut. Trowbridge and Messrs. Falligant,
Davis, Molina, Brooks, Roberts and
S.ane.
Miss MacnaEy of New York is spending
the holidays with Miss Broome on Gwin
nett street.
Mr. Magnus Haas has returned from
Athens to spend vacation with his parents.
Miss Josie Roberts and Miss Bessie Tur-
ner leave to-day for Augusta to visit
friends.
Miss Marie Puder entertained pleasantly
Tuesday evening. Among those present
were: Miss Ada Roberts, Miss Sallie Leo
pold, Miss Josie Roberts, Miss Bessie Tur-
ner, Miss Eva Roberts, Sergt Mabry
Sergt. Briscoe. 'Sergt. Galloway, Mr..
Kline and MIR. Boisblanc.
Monday afternoon Miss Ruthie Einstein
celebrated her birthday with theater
party after which the guests enjoyed sup
per at the home of Miss Einstein. Those
present were the Misses Lena Gerst, Stella
Levy, Matte Putzel, Gladys Lippman,
Ruthie Ehrlich, Madeline Dub, Eunice
Lippman, Ada Traub, Georgia Perlinsbi.
Hannah Ferst Rita Mohr, Gerttie Leh-
man, Stella Cohen, Esther Belsinger, Ada
Solomon, Rita Well, Zipporah Mendes and
Rita Roth.
Last Wednesday Miss Minnie Decker en-
tertained a few friends, among whom
were Mrs. Belsinger Mrs. Roberts, Miss
Schwarz, Miss Maude Schaeffer Miss An
ME Wilson, Lieut.. Trowbridge Sergt
Roberts, Sergt Askew, Sergt. Pickett and
Corpl. Boyer.