The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-02

May Hayward, Mildred Cunningham, Ger
trude Sullivan, Maud Gamble, Mary Mo
rel Lila Conner, Cecile Woods, Julia Hun
ter, I1aida Hunter, Anna Hunter Louise
Dearins, Florence Stevens. Lucy Barrow
Florence Barrow, Mary Hops. CIermont
Huger' Constance Chestnutts Margaret
Charlton, Nellie White Maggie White.
Masters Harold Moyneio. Charley Strong
Walter Hayward Arthur Hayward Tom
HeyWard, Willie Barney, Antonio Warning
jim Waring, Lareom SchIey, Ralph Ell
lott, Gordon Haines Tracy Hunter. Guer-
ard Haines Owen Daniel. Dana Stevens,
Ralph Meldrim, Haldeman Fannie. McCay
bearing, Edward Karow Lester Karow.
Raymond Sullivan and Hal Pollitzer.
Two eucher parties were given Thursday
evening, one by Mrs. Rosenheim in honor
or her daughter. Mrs. Rosenbaum, and
one by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Gardner COM
plimentarX to Miss Hammerschlag of
Philadelphia Miss Weichselbaum was
the fortunate winner of a beautiful cut
glass jar at Mrs. Gardners, while Mr..
Greenwood won a silver mounted clothes
brush.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Haas entertained
their friends Tuesday with a trip in the
Mermaid TO Wilmington Island. where
the party spent the day. enjoying there an
oyster roast. Those who were present
are: Mr. and Mrs Arthur We'll, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E, Gutman,
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch of Atlanta. Miss Ros-
enbaum of Richmond, Miss BERTHE Kayton
Mrs. II. Roth, Miss Maude Lowenthal and
the Messrs. Gus Kayton, Milton and Har-
old Hirsch of Atlanta and Magnus Haas
Last Monday the Harmonic Club gave
its opening entertainment, which was
brilliant affair and very largely attended.
| Three debutantes made their appearance
! at this ball Miss Tessie Rosenheim, Miss
| Marie Enrich and Miss Florence Lilien-
hal Miss Rosenheim was lovely in an
exquisite gown of white silk trimmed elab-
| orately with chiffon and pearl passamente-
/ rie. Miss Ehrlich's dainty costume, which
was also of white, was of organdie with
| rufiles Of Valenciennes lace, and Miss Lii
enthal was gowned in palest blue taffeta,
| finished with forget-me-nots. Noticeable
| among the other costumes were a white
\ satin trimmed with cerse velvet, a dark
I green velvet with diamond ornaments
ana a pink pompadour silk with duehesse
/ lace, worn by Miss Helen Smith, Mrs.
| Emil Newman and Mrs. Joseph Ferst. A
number of visitors were present, among
! whom were Mrs. Rosenbaum and Miss
Rosenbaum of Richmond Va, Mrs. Hirsch
OF Atlanta, Miss Liebenthal of Cleveland,
o.. and Mr.. Manowitch of New York.
| Others present were: Mr.. and Mrs. z.
| Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Roth Mr.. and
! Mrs. l.. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenheim,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Gutman,
! Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Haas, Mr. and Mrs.
| A. Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs Well Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. Ferst Miss Beulah Hexter Miss
Maud Lowenthal, Miss Magnes Lowenthal
| Miss Kohier, Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss
| Carrie Lilienthal Miss BERTHE Kayton,
| Miss Helen Smith NIr. Guckenheimer, Mr..
Gus Kayton, Mr.. Rosenheim, Mr.. Herman,
Mr. a. Letter, Mr.. Lilienthal Mr.. Berg,
! Mr.. Haas, and Mr.. Hrsch.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward Karow entertain
ed Tuesday and Wednesday with two
charming little dinners in honor of their
| guest, Miss Harris of Magerstown, Nd
on The first occasion the decorations were
! of pink, La France roses being used and
every detail harmonizing with artistic eff
| feet. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Charlton. Mr.
and Mrs. Pleasant Stoval, Miss Harris
and Mr.. Fox were the guests. Wednesday
yellow roses were chosen for the decora
tons, which were quite as lovely as those
of the preceding evening. Those present
were: DR. and Mrs. T. j. Charlton, Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Wilson, Miss Harris ant
Mr.. Albon Johnston.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Daniel Hopp.