The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

ing the week in hunting at Live OAK,
Fla, will return to Savannah to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Charles Henry of New York will
arrive tomorrow to visit her mother,
Mrs. Abram Minis. on Jones street.
Miss Mary Ella Turner left Wednesday
for New Orleans, where she will visit
friends during February.
Miss Ella C. Wilson will arrive on Tues
day and viii be the guest of Miss Annie
V. Jones
Miss Annie Gordon of Richmond, Va,
is the guest of Miss Alice May Connerat,
Pulaski Square.
Mrs. B. B. Kirkland of Beaufort, s c..
is visiting Miss Emma Strobhar on Duffy
street.
Miss Helen Hardee gave a bicycle run
followed by a supper in town, Friday even
ing. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
Paul LYMAN. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ellis,
Miss Lawton, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Mr..
Abram Minis, Mr.. Mitchell King and Mr.
Hampton Wade.
The 9S German Club enjoyed delight
full dance Wednesday evening. at which
Mrs. j. j. McDonough and Mrs. e. NJ.
Haslam were the chaperones. The leader
on this occasion was Mr.. j NJ. Black, who
introduced some beautiful new figures.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs NJ. a.
Misses Mayla Schuldice of Danbury, Sta
STA Dollard of New York, Elizabeth Devlin
of Brooklyn, Angela O'Byrne, Emily Comm,
Genevieve Heffernan, Lucille DesDouil-
Ions, Marie Grady, the Misses Fleming of
New York, Agnes Comm, Sara Black,
Agnes Lyons and Messrs. j. j. Melon
ough, Jr., John Strous, John Mclaughlin,
Harry Turner, Victor Desbouillons, John
Sullivan, w. Z. Grady, Augustus Merhle,
Joseph Heffernan, D. A. OConnor, Ed
ward Smith. John w Golden.
A pleasant theater party that enjoyed
Hoyts "a Milk White Flag Monday
evening was composed of Judge S. Rey-
nolds, Miss Reynolds, Miss Eeie Reynolds,
Miss Francis Doyle and Messrs. w. w.
Fretwell and Ernest Wilson.
Miss Leacy entertained Wednesday even
ing, complimentary to Miss Dehoney of
Minneapolis. Ha
Mr.. and Mrs william Prot Hall of
Greenwood, S. c.. viii be among the
guests at the Hamnton-Staten wedding.
Mrs. He'll will be pleasantly remembered
as Miss Floride l.. Orr of Greenvnle, S.
C.
Miss Alys O'Bren entertained the r. E.
L. Whist Club on Thursday evening. The
prizes were won by Miss Dehoney and
Miss Ecie Reynolds and Messrs. Dan Ho-
gan and Ernest Wilson.
beautiful card party Tuesday afternoon
given in honor of her visitor Miss Kohn
of Philadelphia. American Beauty roses
i'm cut glass vases adorned the parlors,
handsome palms were placed in hooks and
corners, and the chandeliers were eutwin-
ed with garlands of smilaX. The prizes
were unusually attractive, and were con-
tested for with much enthusiasm. Miss
Beulah Hexter won the first, a handsome
jewe1ed belt, the second an embroidered
center piece by Miss Mamie Engel, while
the BOBBY prize a BADLY beaten" prize
drum, was awarded to Miss Rosa Putzel.
Refreshments were served at small tables,
terminating delightfully."- spent afternoon.
The guests invited to meet Miss kohn
were Miss Meinhard of New York, Miss
Einsten of Cincinnati, Miss Liebenthal of
Cleveland, Miss Rosenbaum of Richmond,
Va, Miss Rose Belsinger and Miss Spatz
of Philadelphia, Miss Abrahams of Macon,
Miss Livingston of Charleston, Miss Mir
lam We'll of Darien, Miss Rosenheim, the
Misses Kayton, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss
Marie Ehrlich, Miss Bessie Lilienthal,
Miss Rosa Putzel, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Mamie Smith, Miss Ida Boley, Miss Muhl-
berg, Miss Sadie Traub. Miss Lily Traub,
Miss jeanette Meinhard, Miss Blanche
Mohr Miss Marie Lppman, Miss Irene
Frank, Miss Beulah Hexter, Miss BERTHE
Einstein, Miss May Weichselbaum. Miss
Kohler, and Miss Mamie Engel.
Miss I4iebenthal of Cleveland, O., was
compimented by Miss Blanche Mohr with
a handsome card party Wednesday be-
tween the hours of and z. There were
thirty-five guests present. With the man"
beautiful afternoon toilettes and house
gowns, and the surroundings of ferns and
flowers, the reception rooms presented a
brilliant scene Green and white
blended harmOniously in the dec
orations, carnations being used
with a profusion of maiden-hair
ferns In the dining room, where a course
supper was served after the game, the
daintily arranged table sparkled with cut
glass and silver, while in the
center tall vase filed with
white carnations rose from a bed of
exquisite maiden-hair ferns At cards
Miss Marie Iippmau won the first prize,
a dainty tea and toast set in French Chi
ma; Miss Bertha Lovenstein the second;
a silver scent bottle. and Miss jeanette
Herman was awarded the consolation
prize Among the guests present were:
Miss Meinhard of New York Miss Kohn
of Philadelphia Miss Einstein of Cincin-
natl Miss Abrahams of Macon, Miss
Hammerslaugh and Miss Spatz of Phila-
delphia, Miss I.ilienthal, Miss Florie Lii
ienthal, Miss BERTHE Kayton. Miss Mamie
Engel, Miss Tessie Rosenheim, Miss Mi
Ram We'll Miss -arah Sterne, Miss Her
man, Miss Rose Belsinger, Miss Putzel
Miss I<ohler Miss Mamie Smith, Miss
Birdie Enstein, Miss Perla Abrahams,
Miss Rothschld. Miss Marie Ehrlich
Miss Helen s. Smith, Miss Weichselbaum,
Misc Jeanette Mainhar1 Miss BESSIE I i'll