The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05

Frank Golden. Capt. Warner and Mr..
John Rourke.
Miss Isabel Farr entertained her schol-
ars Friday Afternoon at all Park avenue
east, with music, recitations and games
The guessing game prize was won by Miss
Hazel Brooks. Among the Rotations
were: 1.-The Little Girl in My Mug" by
Miss Gertie Theus; Little Betty Blue
by Miss Madge Middleton, Master Roy
Gragg. Morning by the Sea-" Miss Vir-
ginia Oliveros. "Old Dollie's Dead;' Mas
ter Joe Thompson, Little Things" Mas
ter Fred Schwarz, Hang Up Baby's
Stocking" Miss Alice Lotion, which
One Was Right?" Hazel Brooks, Il Want
TO Be an Angel Tracy Broughton, DO
Your Best" Others present were Misses
Alma Oliveros, Lillian Brooks, Kathleen
Schwarz, Carrie Asendorf, Georgia Assem-
dorf Katie Lanier, Sadie Lanier, Edith
Thompson, Masters Ebert Jaudon, Timer
Farr Will Farr, Clarence Broughton,
Charlie Stonebridge, Willie Lee, Theodore
Watson, Charlie Theus, Harry Middleton,
Charlie Wakefield, Constance Oliveros and
Jose Stonebridge. The little people enjoy
ed the entertainment heartily, and MISS
Farr was very much pleased with their
Rotations.
Arnong the theater parties Tuesday even
ing was one given by Capt. Warner, who,
after the performance, gave a supper to
his guests, the Misses Gross, Warner,
Lyons and Rourke and Messrs. Warner,
O'Brien. Rourke and Heffernan.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Traub and
Mr. Moses Herman will take place We'd
nesday evening. at $3.50 o'clock, at the res
idence of the brides parents, on CASTOR
street. Miss Lily Traub will be the maid
of-honor, and MIR. Carl j. Herman will
accompany the groom as best man. Mr..
Jake Smith win act as master of ceremo-
MES, and the ushers will be Mr.. Herbert
Traub, MIR. Edwin Frank, Mr.. Hugo
Frank Mr.. Henry Meinhard and Mr.. Jake
Herman. After the ceremony, which will
be attended only by the members of the
two families, there will be banquet, and
later in the evening, from until II O'Clock,
a large reception for which Mr.. and Mrs.
Traub have sent out invitations TO a num-
Der of their friends.
Miss Nellie Cohen gave a luncheon and
card party Thursday at Bannon Lodge, In
honor of a number of visiting young ladies.
At cards the prizes, which were silver
nail polisher, a fancy work basket, and
candy heart were won by Miss Meta
Krauss, Miss Meta Krauss, and Miss Eta
Trieste The other guests were: Miss Ma
mie Trieste of Charleston, Miss Meta
Krauss of Philadelphia, Miss Sonnenberg
of San Francisco, Miss Behrwald of At
lanta, Miss Lena Ehrlich, Miss Sarah
Stern, Miss Janette Herman and Miss Ger
trude Cohen.
In compliment to Miss Amanda Appel
of New York, a number of friends ten
dered her a surprise party Friday evening
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Appel, on Perry street. Many diff
ferent games We're played, and during the
evening the Harpers rendered sweet music.
Those present were: Miss Carrie Good
man, Miss Lena Reich, Miss Dora Max,
Miss Minnie Levy, Miss Lille Silverberg,
Miss Sarah Fried, Miss Mile Levy, Miss
Mary Fried Miss Cassie Joel, Mrs Ed
ward FISHER, Mrs Mark Appel, Mr.. Isa-
dore Michaels, Mr.. Joe Fried, Mr.. George
Lewald, MIR. NJ. Ensel, MIR. Max Lewald,
Mr.. Steener, Mr.. Moses Levy and Mr.. Ed
ward FISHER.
Mrs. E. Loeb is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. 1. G. Haas.
Miss Fannie Harmon has returned to the
Wesleyan College, after stay of some
time with her parents.
Mrs. Max Robinson who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. Lovenstein, Will re-
turn to her home in Martinsburg, w. Va,
this week.
Miss Denton, Mr.. f. B. Denton and Mas
ter Frank Denton have returned from
Florida.
Mrs Charles H. Dorset is spending a
few days at Isle of Hope.
Mr.. ana Mrs c. OConnor Hennessy
of New York are in the city visiting Mrs.
e. j. Millar, at 42S Bull street.