The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

George Maclean, who have been spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs Habersham
Clay in Bryan county, Will return to town
tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Doig gave very delightful
progressive whist party Thursday evening
at her home on Gwinnett street. La
| France roses with asparagus ferns decorate
ed the rooms very PRETTY and the game
was played until late hour. Among the
guests were DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. tombstone,
Mr.. and Mrs j. H Kinzie Mrs. William
Reed, Miss Louise Reed, Miss Sallie Har-
ris of Cedartown, Ga. Miss Florence
Haupt, Miss Eunice Reed Miss Georgia
Reed, Miss Fannie Haupt, Miss Marie
O'Sullivan Miss Gladys tombstone, Miss
MAZE Sullivan, MIR. L. P. Hart Mr.. A. N.
Hill, Mr. w Cornwell, DIR. w. b. Orear,
Mr. Thomas Baker, MIR. j. NJ. Johnstone,
Jr., Mr.. w. l.. Haupt, and Mr.. Thomas
| Hardee. Miss Sallie Harris was awarded
the ladies' first prize an Etruscan gold hat
pin. with amethyst head. The gentlemans
prize. a silver pocket knife was won by
Mr. w. Cornwell. while the BOBBY prizes
fell to Miss Georgia Reed and Mr.. Kinze.
A pleasant party who lunched Thursday
at Bannon Lodge, Thunderbolt, consisted
of Mrs. J. H. Furber, Miss Martha Conner,
Miss Angela O'Byrne, the Misses NEGRO
han and Miss O'Brien.
| teenth birthday during the past week with
an informal afternoon party at which a
number of her friends were delightfully."-
entertained. There was great
fun over the game of Electric
questions at which two pretty prizes.
a gold pen and silver nail file, were won
by Miss Matte Putzel and Miss Stella
Cohen. The other guests present were
the Misses Ruthie Ehrlich, Eunice Lipp-
man, Gladys Lippman, Hazel Haas, Esther
Belsinger, Lena Gerst, Eta Lovenstein,
Hazel Dryfus, Retta Dryfus. Hannah
Einstein, Rita Gutman, Ziprah Mendes,
Georgia Perlinski Hannah Ferst, Rita
Mohr, Lucille Levy, Clarice Levy, and
Sidney Levy.
Mrs A. A. Solomons entertained, with a
luncheon at Bannon Lodge Thunderbolt
| Thursday. Her guests were Mrs. Loven-
stein, Mrs. Adolph Berg, Miss Gertrude
Berg, and Miss Friedman.
Miss Hattie We'll viii compliment her
guest, Miss Mass of New York, with
german Tuesday evening, at her home on
| Gordon street.
Miss Esther Belsinger gave a birthday
party Wednesday afternoon at which
| twenty of her young friends were present.
| Several games for prizes were played, and
Miss Hazel Haas came off victorious in
| the first two. winning a pretty cup and
| saucer, ana q pun tray, WINE MISS tlOfd
! Stern won candle stick I'm the third
game. Among the guests We're the Misses
Eta Lovenstein, Zipra Mendes, Ruth
| Ehrlich, Rita Gutman Hannah Ferst,
| Hazel Haas, Ada Traub Florence Stern,
| Valeria Stern, Rita Roth, Eu-
nice Lippman, Gladys Lippman. Rita
AIohr, Miriam Herman, Stella Cohen, Mat
tie Putzel and Ruthie Einstein
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Solomon gave fish
dinner. Friday evening. at Mrs. Bannon's,
| Thunderbolt In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. e. C. Postell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn,
! Mrs. f. j. Miller, Miss Friedman, and
Messrs. Palmer, ArmstYbng, Hoffman, and
Neil.
Mrs. Leah Strauss left for New York
during the week via the Plant System.
Miss Eva Burns of New Haven, Conn,
is on a short visit to Miss Pearl Sullivan,
at q Henry street, east.
Miss Annie Westendorff returned to
| Charleston Friday after brief visit to
her aunt. Mrs Davis, on Taylor street.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Florance Minis gave
a dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Duck
worth Friday evening, at which the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. j. Rauers, Mr..
and Mrs. Blair Mr.. and Mrs. Duckworth,
Mrs. Paul Haskell and Mr.. J. ]. Wilder.
Miss Van Wsgenen, who has been the
guest of Miss Marion Hammond, left last
week for her home In Orange, N. ].
Miss Baker of New Orleans is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Corson.
Mrs. Robert M. Butler Miss Butler and
Miss Rosa Sullivan returned yesterday
from Asheville. n. c., where they have
been for the last six weeks, at Battery
Park Hotel.
Mrs John Stoddard, who has been the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Harry stoldard
has returned to his home in Washington
d. c.
Miss Jennie Thomas entertained with a
delightful musicale Wednesday evenig for
her friends, Mrs. Mynatt and Miss Adair
of Atlanta. The drawing rooms were
sweet with the perfume of La France
roses and pink carnations the lights be-
ing softly shaded in rose color. Songs by
Mrs. Silva, Miss Adair and Miss Bulloch
were greatly enjoyed, as were several vio-
lin selections rendered by Mr.. Won Lin
stow.
Wednesday evening Miss Lula Davis
was hostess at an entertainment given for
her friend. Miss Pearl Westcott. The
walls We're beautifully hung with festoons
of bamboo vine and yellow jessamine.
while Marechal Neil roses We're used for
further decorations. Among the guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Steel Mr. and Mrs
Chandler, Mrs. j. A. Bell, Miss Bessie
Cooper, Miss Effie Bloodworth, Miss Kate
Carroll Miss Emme Clark, Miss Edith
Stinwen, Miss Mamie Coney, Miss Ella
Lane, Mr.. Sidney Buckner. Mr. Arthur
2 Thompson, Mr. Torlay, MIR. Irby Buckner.
Mr.. Oliver, Mr.. Wilbur Coney and MIR.
, Coviugton.
party Of young people took a pleas.
ant wagon ride to Thunderbolt Saturday
under the chaperonage of Mrs. j. H. Ell
ton. Some Of those present were: Misses
May Nichol Clara Ingram, jamie Shun-
trine, Ethel Fretwell, Leila Gailliard
! Stella Bailey, Annie Ingram, Addie Lou
Russell, Edna Haupt Lila Bell Jewett
Mamie Strobhar, Ella Croft and George
Cornwall, Isaac Ingram. John Elton. Jr
Thomas Elton, Walter Elton Fred Mich
oils, Harry Dreese, Robert Hunt, Edwin
Cubbedge, Paul Jette. Gussie Carter, Fin