The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-13

] Among the many children who were pres
ent were the Misses Mildred Enrich, Rita
Gutman. Joy and Ray solomons,
Gladys Lippman, Eta Solomons,
| Sarah Solomons, Hazel Haas, Han
nah Ferst, Regina Ferst. Marguerite
Woods, Mildred Ferst, Miriam
| Lovenstein, Stella Levy. Henrietta
Levy, Irma Alexander, Rita and Elise
Well. Doris and Eunice Lippman, Rena
Adler, Rita and Edna Mohr Doris Smith,
Nellie Wolff, Miriam Herman, Madeline
Dub, Irma and Ruth Solomons, Mildred
Guckenheimer, Nannette Hexter, Cecilia
Solomons, Marjory Myers, Catherine Low
enstein, Miriam Lovenstein, Eta Loven-
stein. Eva Levy, Annie Levy, Ruthie
Ehrlich, Clarissa Dewald, Eliza Dewald,
Edna Byck, Lily Weichselbaum, Dolly
Levy. Lucille Levy, Matte Putzel, Carrie
Putzel, Lucille Stern, Gertha Lehman,
Claude Livingston Minnie Woods, Leila
Hans, Blanch Fischer, Dena Smith, Mir
lam Robider, Louise, Grouse Mildred
Schaul and Masters Sidney Levy, Herman
and Walter Haas, Tracy and Garrard New
man, Edwin and Letter Hans, Sylvan
We'll, Harold and Alvin Ferst, Mord Levy,
Frank Traub, Herbert Hans, Jacob and
| Charles Levy, Henry, Grouse, Bierne
Prayer, Milton Herman, Moses Ferst,
Mamie Gutman, Irving Meinhard Ar
mand Berg Sam and Melvin Adler Lester
| Leon Ferst. Isaiah Solomons, Julian Solo
mon, Jr., Morton Levy. Henry Solomons,
! Harry and Isl Prayer, Moses Ferst, Alvan
! Bgler Herbert Smith, Abram Solomons,
| Albert Roseuheim and others. Among the
/ older guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Sol
onions, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mr.. and
| Mrs Joseph Ferst Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Lippman Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wolff, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Berg, Mr.. and Mrs J.
/ N1Ifrf hTV on Mrc Suit hfr
and Mrs. Abram Solomons, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ferdinand Neuberger, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
| eph BelSinger, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mohr Mr..
! and Mrs. Arthur Well, Miss Carrie Lilien-
| thal Miss Florrie Lilienthal, Miss Blanch
AIohr, Miss Liebenthal, Miss Marie Lipp-
/ man, Miss Beulah Hexter Miss Hattie
! We'll, Miss Sadie Traub, Miss Tesse Ros-
enheim. Miss Krauss Miss Marie Enrich,
Miss Miriam We'll, Miss Estelle Gutman,
Miss Dora Scherzer, Miss Bessie Lilien-
! thai, Miss Irene Frank, Miss Janette Her
man, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Josie Dor
sett, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss Perla Abra-
4 hams, Miss Eva kohn, Miss Helen Bins
! wanger. Miss Ophelia Meinhard, Miss
! Norma Eckstein, Miss Gertrude Berg Miss
! Viola Frank, Miss Florence Stern, Miss
| Edna Lilisnthal. Miss Beatrice Gazan,
Miss Ullman, Miss Rita Roth, and Messrs.
A. Fantl, Seigfried Fantl, Gus Kayton.
Leon Rosenheim, Edwin Frank Sigmund
Berg, Edwin Putzel Mord Hyams, j. Ga
Zan, Carl Herman, NJ. S. Herman, II.
! Sondheim, Joe Myers, Lee Roy Lovenstein,
Leon Stern. Hugo Mohr, A. M. Letter, JOS
| eph Hirsch, d. A. Byck, j. l.. Gazan A.
| Mohr, M. Guckenheimer, Hugo Mohr, Wall
| ter Lilienthal and D. A. Rosenheim.
! The first bicycle run of the week was
| given Monday by Mr.. Clifford Stults and
| was followed by a supper at the home
of Afr md NTra n L
The evening was very merry one and
| the guests were greatly entertained by the
| dancing of Mrs Ruby Nicholl and of
Miss Marguerite Suits. The party con-
sisted of Mrs. Ruby Nicholl, Miss Kellogg,
! Miss Myra Wilcox, Miss Sadie Watson,
Miss Eileen Hunter, Miss Marie Valleau,
! Miss Viva Sullivan, Miss Edith Timer
Miss Alma Cumming. Miss Lilla Bell
Jewett Miss May Harris, Miss Bessie
Richardson, Miss Caro- Thomson, Miss
| Meta Fretwell, Miss Nellie Roberts, Miss
Annie Russell, and Mr.. j. c. Puder
Henry Harris, Percy Bacon, Roger Starr
JOY Estill, Willie Lindsay, Edwin Fulton
Walter Thompson, Dan Mcmillan, Charlie
Russell Willie Gleason, Fred Ellis. Mar
Gus Baker and Dave Jewett
A very pretty children's tea party was
given Thursday afternoon by Mr. and
Mrs j. S. Wood to celebrate the birthday
/ W o. i
tie ones were kept thoroughly amused
with games, and during the afternoon
photographs were taken of a very lovely
| happy group. The tea party itself was
served in the midst of decorations as care
| tuliy arranged as if intended for older
eyes than those of the babies Pink satin
ribbons extended from the central chan
deher to the four corners of the table.
where they were held by candelabra with
rose candles. Indeed all the lights were
shaded with pink, and the flowers were
La France roses and violets. Each chid
went home rejoicing in the possession Of
a souvenir in the shape of an animal FIJI
ed with sweets. The guests were
Misses Emily Garrard Rosalind U-oo1
Augusta Wood, Helen Gillette. Edith On,
lette Kate Bell, Pleasant Stovall. Dorothy
Wakeman, Katharine Ives, Cynthia Earle
Pauline OYerton, Isa Shaw, Annie John
son, Caroline Krenson and Arthur Ste
vens, Mercer Lang Richard Hull. Charles
Malone, John Howkins. Hayward Howkirs.
Averill Crane, Dudley Hull Robert Aiken,
Monroe Hutton, Julian johnson, I.awtcn
Garrard, George. Mercer. Kempton Aiken,
Horace Battey, Maxwell Gabbett, Douglas
Gillette and Hamilton Cults.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Duckworth of Eng
land are at the De Soto for a short stay.
Mrs. Champion McAlpin will spend a
few days in the city this week with rela-
tives.
Miss Lizzie johnson left for New Yorl1
Thursday last.
Miss Helen Clark of Saratoga, ", Y,
was the guest of Miss Emma Hopkins
during the past week.
Gen. Floyd King, who has been spending
few days in the city, leaves for Bruins
wick this morning.
Miss Rich of Boston is visiting the
Misses Minis.
Mrs. Claud Hammond and children of
Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Orlando
Cohen.
The engagement of Miss Helen Smith
to Mr.. Lee S. Brown of Mobile, Ala, has
been announced.
Miss Florence Maxey of Jacksonville.