The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-30
Society in brunswick.

The past week has been one of delight.
full pleasure in Jewish circles, and there
has not been a day or night but some
form of entertainment was on to keep
the festivities going. The approaching
marriage of Mr. Albert Fendig and Miss
Rosalie Borchardt was the occasion of so
much gaiety and there has never been a
wedding week of more pleasure or ending
in a happier manner. Sunday last the
Jewish young men rendered their young
lady friends party to St Simons ISL
and, and the day was spent most pleas
antly amongst the picturesque places for
which the island is noted. Dinner was
served at the Arnold House, and the late
afternoon hours were devoted to cruising
around Jekyl and the north end of st. 81
mons. On Thursday night Mr.. Albert
Fendig rendered his bachelor friends
farewell dinner at the Oglethorpe. There
were twenty-five guests present, and the
hours were thoroughly enjoyed by all the
participants. Hon. Edwin Brobston was
POSTMASTER for the evening, and acted
with much ease and tact. The responses
were witty and eloquent, combining that
brightness of speech, and readiness of
repartee for which the Jewish race is not
ed the world over The guests of the
launch party Sunday were: Misses Rosa
lie Borchardt, Bertha Borchardt, Regina
Marks, Marie Reiman of Greenwood Mss.
Misses Flora Marks, Minnie Berlack of
Jacksonville, Ida Borchardt, Lena Marks
and Josie Nussbaum; Messrs Albert Fen
dig, Benjamin F. Fendig of Rensselaer,,
Ind; Henry Hirsch, Joseph H. Phillips of
Chicago. Alex Rotholz, Edwin Gershon,
of Atlanta. Max r. Marks, Gus Hoffman,
Monroe Mayer, Max Marks, Willie Nuss-
baum, Albert Nussbaum, Louie Mayer,
Joe Borchardt, Ralph Borchardt The
guests of the bachelor dinner were: Messrs.
Edwin Brobston, postmaster; Albert Fen
1trr Dc, ar,osr, L
Felix Kohler of Savannah, Edwin Ger
shon, Walter Isaacs, Max Marks, Max r.
Marks, Joseph Borchardt, Benjamin Bor-
chardt, Ralph Borchardt, Louie Feibel-
man, Louis Haym, Arthur Harris Henry
Hirsch, Aron Haas, Willie Nussbaum Gus
Hoffman, Louie Mayer, Jake Rotholz and
Alex Rotholz
Mrs. NJ. Kaiser has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit to New York.
Miss Esse Black is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. w. Il. Symons.
Lieut.. Frank A. Dunn, one of Bruins
wck's popular young citizens, has return
ed from trip to New York, which he
took when the First Georgia went out on
a furlough. He was accompanied on his
return passage by Mrs. II. T. Dunn, his
mother, who has been spending the sum-
mer in Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Georgia
Dunn, his aunt who lives in Scranton
and is now visiting her son. Rev John
Dunn. at present stopping in Brunswick
Mrs. F. D. NJ. Strachan has returned to
the city, after a several months visit to
friends in the North
Mrs. James Johnson has returned to her
home in Decatur. Ala, after spending sew
eral weeks in the city, the guest Of Mrs.
r. 5. Wells.
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock the we'd
ding ceremony which united Miss Rosa
lie Borchardt and Mr.. -Fendig was per-
formed at Temple Beth ,Tehloh For a
long time previous TO the hour the in
vited guests began TO arrive and the edi-
flee was filled with friends and we'll wish
ers when the sweet strains OF the wedding
march We're waited from the organ. Pre-