The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-15

dbrdge, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Mr.. Moses
of Augusta, Mr.. John D.. Carswell ana
Mr.. Raymond Butler.
Miss Mildred Ehrlch celebrated her 9Th
birthday Wednesday with a novel and very
interesting Uncle Sam party. The
rooms were bright with the national colors
and flags and bunting formed a back
ground for a large picture of Uncle Sam
which adorned one end, of the room. Ab
amusing contest in which the children
were blindfolded and then told TO place a
Cuban flag in the hand of Uncle Sam, oc-
cIpied the early part of the afternoon, and
the Misses Anna Bell and Sidney Gabbett
won the appropriate prizes. A delightful
Iepast followed the game, and the table
was bright with red, white and blue flow-
ers, In The center was miniature Moro
Castle, built of boxes OF candy, and these
We're given the little guests at the close
OF the evening. Among those who were
present on this delightful occasion were
The Misses Anna and Kate Bell, Margaret
Ferrill Eleanor Ferrill, Belle Battey,
Marguerite Stpltz Ora Adams Hazel Dry
rus Marjorie Myers, Willie Shellman, Ma
ME Stillwel Sallie Ellis, Carrie Putzei.
Guile Garrard, Minnie and Ora Adams.
caro- Law, Maud Harris Rita Well. Nellie
Schirm, Latrelle Hutton, Clara BarnWel
carolyn Byck, Eliza Schley, Lucille Levy
Emma Walthour, Alice Mcmillan. Inez
I1edeman Hazel Dryfus, Harvey HUI.
Madeline Bisler, Helen Dixon, Anna John
son. lucille Perlinski, Marguerite Haylow.
ana Arthur Robinson, Harold Enstein
Henry Grouse, Morton Lang. Edwin.
Gardner, RAYMOND Mcmillan, Feay She'll
man, Joseph Belsinger, Albert Rosen-
helm, Sidney Wortsman Melvin Roos
llWillie Cam. Sylvan Wen, Herman Haas
Lester Eckstein, Dawson Haylow. Milton
Herman. Mamie Gutman, Morton Lew.
Moses Ferst, Walter Haas, Albert Nicoll,
and Edwin Gardner.
Mrs. w d. bearing entertained yester-
day afternoon with a small whist party
Among the players were Mrs. ]. c. lie
HARDY, Mrs John S. Howkins Mrs. 7
A. G. Carson, Mrs Thomas S. WyIIv. Jr
Miss Leila Hin and Miss Maude Hey
ward (
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbs enter-
tanned party of friends Tuesday at
Bannon Lodge after the regatta. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbs.
MISS Ada Hull Miss Hattie Hull Mr.
George Tennille, and Messrs. Whalev.
Hastings, Calhoun and Jerwin, of Char
lesion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram e. Smith have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
Ter, Helen, and Mr.. Lee Beauregard
Brown of Mobile. Ala The wedding will
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the Temple Mickva Israel
Friday afternoon Mrs Paul Pope enter.
tanned her little daughter Lille. with a
chldren's party, at which the decoratlona
We're nasturtums, sweet peas. carnations
and ferns, all most tastefully arranged
Inc older guests present Were. Mrs. Ches-
nut Hale, Mrs. Augustus Pope, Mrs Jacob
Lippman, and Mrs. Nat Harrison. The oc-
casion was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fleming duBignon and Miss duBig-
non will leave tomorrow for New York,
where they will be at the Windsor Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Philip Brandt
arrived from Asheville, N. c., during the
week, and are the guests of Mrs. Gar
many. on Duffy Street.
1 Mr.. A. H. Steddard of Daufuskie Island
! has been spending few days in town.
! Miss Emma Clay is the guest of Mrs.
/ Thomas Clay on Taylor street.
Mr. George Bladen Fox left yesterday
for his home al the North.
Miss Susie Gaillard who has been visit
ing Miss Cornelia Lee, returned yesterday
/ to her home in Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Smith and Miss
Maude Smith are now at their new home
at Montgomery.
Miss Lucy Boyd left Tuesday for New
| York. where she will visit Miss Lydia Van
Wyck.
Mrs. George d. Footman has returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Champion
McAlpin, az Linden, near Button. S. c.
Miss Elise Chapeau and Miss Nell Cha
| peau LEFT Monday for White Sulphur
I Springs; Fla.
Mrs. Eugene Anderson Is at home again
after a visit to relatives in Nashville
Tenn.
I
Miss Claude Bond of Marietta is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Screven, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick n. Helmly gave
| small Bicycle party Friday evening with
Bannou Lodge Thunderbot, as destina-
ton. Here delightful fish supper was
enjoyed. Those who were present pere
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.