The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-13

parents. Bishop and Mrs. Eugene Russell
Hendrix
Miss Susie Jaudon complimented the at
tendants of the Standardization wedding
with delightful afternoon entertainment
Tuesday. Parlor polo was played and the
pretty prizes were won by Mrs. Newton
Griffin of VaIdosta and Mr.. Edward Nc
Rec. Other guests present were Miss AL
ice Walker of Macon, Miss Lily Green Of
Dalton, Miss Katharine Staten OF Val
dosta Miss Virginia Epps Walker of
Spartanburg, S. c.; Miss jamie Scotia
Snow of Qultman, Miss Mary Lou Strong
of Blakely Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Eliz-
abeth Harmon. Miss Lillian Hamilton, Miss
Virginia Hamilton, Miss Laura Baker,
Mrs. Merritt Dixon and Messrs. c. f.
Clark, d. ". Denmark, Carl f. Minor,
Edward MeRee and w. B. Fender of Val
dosta, and Mr.. j. e. Reid of Rock Hill,
S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. ]. Eelsinger celebrated
their silver wedding thN early part of last
week with a beautiful evening entertain
ment, which alKef- guest united in find
ing one of TIE most thoroughly enjoyable
affairs of the season. The early part Of the
evening was devoted to cards, at which
Miss Henrietta Einsteip of Cincinnati ard
Miss Gertrude Berg of Philadelphia won
the first prizes, which were a cut-glass
vinaigrette and a silver glove-stretc ner,
while the other prizes, a set of embroid-
cred doylies and a silver hat brush, were
won by Mrs. NJ. Lilienthal and Mr.. Sig
mund Eckman. After the game an elab-
crate supper was served, and the table
was brilliant in decorations of crimson.
The chandeliers were entwined with smi-
lax, the lights yelled with red shades,
which were~tied with large bows of red
ribbon. Cut-glaSs candelabra, with red
silk shades, lit the table and an exquisite
-
surrounded by masses of maiden-hair
ferns. Many beautiful gifts of cut glass
and silver were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Belsinger, whose guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs S. Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Belslnger, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Roos, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Gross, Mrs. Selig of Cincinnati Miss jean
cite Herman, Miss Gertrude Berg, Miss
Henrietta Einsteln, Miss Eva Kohn, Miss
Blanche Spatz, Miss Carrie Lilienthal,
Miss F'lorrie Lflenthal, Miss Marie lipp-
man, Miss Rose Belsinger, Mr.. Lee Arm
strong, Mr.. George Armstrong, Mr.. w.
Chandler, Mr.. F. Oliver, Mr.. w. M.
Mills, Mr.. S. Eckman, Mr.. F'leischman,
Mr.. Carl Herman. Mr.. Walter Lilienthal
and Mr. Walter Belsinger
Miss Agnes Rourke entertained with
cards most delightfully."- on Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Mulhern of
Augusta. The parlors were beautiful in
their decorations of palms, maiden-hair
ferns and la France roses. Whist was play
ed, and after the game, delicious refresh
ments were served. The ladies' first prize
a pair of silver scissors, was won by Miss
Mulherin, and the second, a silver hat
brush by Miss Clara Strous Mr.. John
Brennan and Mr.. Merke won the other
prizes, which were pearl paper knife and
a silver pen knife. Miss Rourke's guest
were the Misses Dollard of New
York, Emily Comm, Genevieve Hef-
fernan, Clara Strous, Mae Roman, Sal
lie Black. Agnes Comm, Lucille Desbouil-,
Ions, Emily Conner, Nan Golden, Agnes
Lyons, Mollie Lyons, Mamie Lynch, Willie
Brennan, Kate O'Connor, Annie Lynch,
Kate Lyons, Nellie OConnor, Bessie Gala
CHER. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Kehoe, and Messrs. John
Strous John Brennan, Augustus Merkle,
Edward Smith, W. II. Feeley, Victor Des-
bouillons, John Sullivan, Joseph Heffer-
nan, d. A. O'Connor, Frank Palmer, ]. NJ.
Black w. l. McGovern, John Lyons,
Henry O'Connor, Harry Turner, James
Lyons and John Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roos entertained
Monday evening in celebration of their
crystal wedding. Euchre amused the guests
and Mrs. Jacob Lippman and Mr.. Woods
man were the victors, winning a cut glass
violet holder and a silver paper knife, while
tHe DOOby lGil " MI. hdA DNCh L lie ldDiS,
where supper was served after the game,
was adorned with an oblong mirror sur
rounded by smilaX, while crystal chande-'
liers occupied the ends of the table. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs A. Enrich,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Byck, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Belsiuger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lppman, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Uel Belslnger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gross,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FeIst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs l.. w.
Woodsman, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Bins
wanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Gutman Mr.. and Mrs. e. EclSstein,
Mrs. S. A. Enstein, Mrs. A. Mohr, Mrs.
II. Selig and Miss Henrietta Einstein Of
Cincinnati, Miss Blanche Spatz of Phla-
delphia, Mr.. Sigmund Eckman, Mr..
F'leischman, Mr. Kerschman and Mr..
Walter Belsinger.
Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Jones en-
tertained al the home OF her mother, Mrs.
r. S. Jones, Miss Lillian Hamilton and
the attendants at the Staten-Hamilton
wedding Palms and towering plants were
used In decorating the drawing rooms, the
mantles being banked with hyacinths and
ferns while in the dining room there was
a profuson of pink carnations. The
guests were entertained with a drawing
contest, in which Mrs. John Archer won
a beautiful wedsewood candlestick. This,
however. she presented to the bride, Miss