The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26

~ one u4OiG week u 4ul0N anu tANA 49,
spring season, with Its varied forms of
amusement, will be here. Already dates
have been fixed for a number of entertain
ments, and cards are even out for several
euchre parties. The ninth german will
take place on Wednesday instead of Tues
day of Easter week, as on the former date
Joseph jefferson will play here in The
Rivals" 1t was suggested that the mem
bers of the German Club should give up
the cotllion and adjourn en- masse, with
their partners, to the theater Tuesday
evening, this idea, however, has been
abandoned.
The last Harmonic ball of the winter
season took place Thursday evening at the
De Soto Hotel and was In all respects
successful close to the series of club en-
tertainmeuts. Dancing was kept up until
a late hour in the banquet hall, and de
lcious supper was served during the even
ing in the breakfast room of the MOTEL.
Among the guests present were; Mr.. and
Mrs Julian M Solomons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ferst, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Neuberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur l.. We'll, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sill
Versten, Mr.. and Mrs. Muldauer of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal, Mr. and Mrs. o.
s. Kulman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8.
Byck, Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Adler Mrs.
David Stern, Mrs. Samuel Einstein, Mrs.
Guckenheimer, Miss Omega Lovenstein
of Richmond, Miss Perla Abrahams, Miss
Miriam Well Mise Beulah Hexter, Miss
jeanette Herman, Miss Blanch Beatrice
Mohr Miss Carrie Cohen, Miss Marie
Ehrlich, Miss Hattie We'll, Miss Rosen-
baum, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss Carrie
LilienthaI, Miss Kaufman of Jacksonville,
Mr.. Adolph M. LETTER Mr.. Walter Lilien-
thai, Mr.. d. A. Byck Mr. A. Fantl. Mr..
6igmund Berg, Mr.. Joseph Myers, Mr. ia
cob Gazan, Mr.. Sigfried Fantl Mr. Mord
Hymes, Mr.. J. M. Dreyer Mr.. Carl Her
man. Mr.. Gus Mohr, Lieut.. Dinkelspeii,
and Mr.. L. A. Levy.
A so-called surprise party was given
Monday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
We'll by a number of their relatives, and
a pleasant evening was spent by the en-
tire party with euchre and dancing. Mrs
Samuel Enstein and Miss Hattie We'll
were the prize winners at cards, and were
awarded a Venetian glass vase and also
the gentleman's prize handsome smoking
set. Among those present were: Mr.. and
MRS, Joseph Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Well, Mr..
and Mrs A. Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs L. Ferst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Traub, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Muldauer, Mr. and
Mrs. I. NJ. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Meinhard. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wen
Mrs Samuel Einstein, Mrs. Mamie Smith
Mrs +. Engel, Miss Mamie Engel Miss
Jeanette Meinhard, Miss Irene Frank.
Miss Miriam Well, Miss Lily Traub. Miss
Freda Traub Mr.. Edwin Frank. Mr. Hugo
Frank, Capt. Weir and Mr.. Henry Rosen-
field
Mrs. Max Solomons complimented Mrs.
s. w. Lederer of New York with a par
ticularly pretty euchre party Wednesday
afternoon. Hyacinths of all shades and
asparagus ferns decorated the coy par
Tors where the twenty players enjoyed
an exciting contest. Mrs. David stern
OF Quincy, ILL.,, won a cut glass vinai-
grette as first prize, and Mrs. S. L. Gerst
the second, a silver seal. Mrs Mohr was
presented with something she could
play harmonica Delightful refresh
ments We're served at the small tables
after the game. Mrs. Solomon's guests
included Mrs. Haiman of Cleveland, O..
Miss Butzel of Detroit, Mrs. Letter. Mrs
Il. Eckstein, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs.
Guckenheimer, Mrs Grouse, Mrs. L. w.
Wortsman, Mrs. Bnswanger, Mrs. l. G..
Haas, Mrs. Henry Boley, Mrs. A. Liien-
thai, Mrs. Roos, Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs. Ferdi-
nand We'll, Mrs. Gerst, Mrs S. Belsinger,
Miss Ida Reisser and Miss Carrie Lien
thai.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Thomson cell
ebrated their silver wedding last evening
at their home, on Bolton street The oc-
casion was ! delightful one, and the
guests enjoyed happy evening. Among
those present We're Col and Mrs Meldrim.
Col. George A. Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 5. Bacon Mr.. and Mrs. Cheat
ham, Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Shuptrine Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fair, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Girar-
deau, Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Fretwel Mr.
and Mrs. Webb of Wilmington Del. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gailard MIR. and Mrs.
George Gailard Mr. and Mrs. ]. X Gar
many, Miss Nina Hull Miss Georgia Free
man, Miss Maggie Thomson, Rev Os-
good f. Cook, Rev. Bascom Anthony, DR..
Ralph Thomson, Dr. j. G. farrell, DR.. J.
Lawton HERS Mr.. w. NJ. Mills, Mr. e.
S. Abrahams, Rev. Thomas IL. Thomson.
Mr. Robert c. Thomson and Mr.. Edward
Thomson.
Miss Edith Stillwell entertained the b.
G. Card Club Monday evening with Sal
amagundi. Miss Westcott won the first
prize, Dresden china comb and brush
tray, ana Mr.. CnarltOn Barbour the sec
ond, which was a silver mounted whlsk
broom. The BOBBY prizes were awarded
to Miss May Cannon and Mr.. Percy In
abnett Miss SulwelPs guests were Miss
Tina Roberts, Miss Mamie Cox, Miss
Meta Kemps, Miss Eua Shuptrine, Miss
Ellen Morgan, Miss Leila Morgan, Miss
May Cannon. Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss
Lula Davis, Miss Westeott, Miss Norris
MIR. Yates Thomson, Mr.. Robert Crawford
Mr.. William Walker Mr.. Charlton Bar
bour, Mr.. Sidney Cooper, Mr.. Horace Still
well, Mr.. Herbert SuFwel, Mr.. Allen
Sweat, Mr. Mongin Nichols, Mr.. Percy
1nabett and Mr.. James Freeman.
Friday evening MIR, and Mrs. w. b.
Sullwell chaporoned an informal dance at
the Yacht Club which was thoroughly
enjoyed by jolly party of young people
During the evening an excellent fish sun
per was served and the party returned to
town at late hour. Those who were pres
ent were: Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss Edith
Stiilwefl, Miss Mamie Cox, Miss Eula
shupuine Miss Westcott, Miss Susie Jau-
con Miss Meta Cherry, Miss Meta Kemps
MISS I.lIla Davis Mr. OBJ