The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-01
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. JANUARY /, 1890.

iAI Ct4'Nt- HNN--A7 were 4a4E5 Al-t4lEL DEL
singer, Mss Miriam West, Miss Hannah
Einstein. Miss RuJh Einstein. Miss Ruth
Enrich, Miss Lena Gerst, Miss Georgia
Perhnski, Miss zipporah Alendes.
Mr.. Malcolm A Mckenzie and Miss
Mary J. Sweeney were quietly married last
Wednesday night by Rev. Father Quin-
Ian, at the parsonage Of ST. Patrick s.
Church. Mr.. Mckenzie is employed by
the Savannah Furniture Company of this
city. The bride is a young lady. with a
host Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie
are residing at 405 Perry street west.
A pleasant little lunch party was given
out at camp Thursday by Mai Grotham.
Lieut.. Doane, Lieut.. Pulls and Dr. Fitz-
simmons Of the Third Nebraska Their
guests were Mrs. Wannbacher. Miss Kohn.
Miss Carrie Lilienthal and Miss Florine
Lilienthal.
Mrs. Joseph Oppenheim entertained de-
lighfully last evening at her home on
Jones street. The last hours of the old
year Were passed in a round of merrinlent
few OF the many guests present were
Miss Levy Of Charleston, Miss Kahn of
Omaha, and Miss LoVenstein Of PhlIadel-
phia.
The Misses Rena and Louise Falligant
gave a party last Monday evening. the
guests being Miss Louise Waldhaur, Miss
Retta Courtney, Miss Callie Lyon, Miss
May SOlomons, Miss Corinne Dubois. Miss
Cassie Rembert, Miss Emma Dubois. Miss
Winnie Decker, Miss Mary Cabaniss, DR..
Turkey, Lieut.. Duuon, Lieut. Wade.
Lieut.. Paul, Lieut.. Adams. Mr. Hugle
Harris Of Augusta, Mr.. Robert Webb.
Corpl. Houston, Corpl. Graves, Sergt
Elliott, sergt. Deal. Sergt. Sawyer, Sergt.
Decamps, Mr.. Devereaux Bacon, Mr. Rob
ert Webb Mr.. Richard Wellington, and
others.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Nix entertained a few friends among
whom were the Misses FretweH and Dash
er and the Messrs. Dasher and Howard.
Miss T1loise Barr was hostess at a dance
Wednesday evening. her guests being Miss
Callie Lyon, Miss Minnie Decker. Miss
Annie Hartman, Mr. Walter Thompson,
Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr.. Fred Bern
hardt and Sergt. Lambden.
Mrs r. G. Cramer has formally an
nOunced tho marriage Of her daughter
Annye Bowman. to Mr.. Walter Tansel
Maynard of Forsyth this evening at s
O'clock.
Friday afternoon little Miss Harrie
SUobhar entertained a number of her
friends, the occasion being her sixth birth
day. Those present were Misses Lucille
Black, Bessie Richardson, Mary Cooper.
Julia johnson, Helen Burke, Alma Sterly
and Masters Earnest Black, Herbert
Richardson. Russell Bythewood, Charlie
Johnson, RaifOrd Pace ana Marion Bur
dell.
Miss Annie Schroeder entertained a few
Of her friends on Wednesday evening
Games were played after which refresh
ments were served. Those present We're:
Misses Mabel Gibbons. Martha Kuck,
Emma PaIlsen, Meta Doscher, Addie Tie
ten, Mamie Lang Louisa Lubs, Annie
Tietjen, Minnie Lubs, Annie Schroeder
Mr.. &c orge Harms, Jacob Paulsen, Jr.
Harry Kuck. Otto Kolb Fred Vessels,
w. o. Brown, George Semken, George
Johnson, Henry Suffer, Henry Monsees
John Schroeder.
The marriage of Miss May Weichsel-
baum to Mr.. Charles Hohenstein of Way
cross, will occur Jan. s, at the home of
the brides parents in this city. The mar
riage viii be very quiet, owing to the
recent death of the brides father.
One Of the theater parties TO see 1.-THE
Lilipuuans' Monday evening consisted of
Miss CAM of Macon Miss Fannie Neu-
berger Miss Well, Miss Eckstein, Miss
Freda Traub. Mr.. Sligo Mohr, Mr.. Joe
Solomon, Mr.. Wortsman, Mr.. Herbert Gerst
and Mr. Max Kohler.
Miss Fannie Brown and Miss Maude
Gamble of Louisville, Ga, are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Wright Hunter.
Mrs. L. D. Harwood and the Misses Har-
wood of Atlanta, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Gibbes for the
holidays, will return to Atlanta on the
fourth.
Mr.. Julian Hartridge, Jr., of Jackson
Vile Fla. will spend Monday and Tues
day in the city, on his way to st. James
Md
Miss Alice Tyndan of Pittsburg, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Jane Sullivan on Tay-
Tor street, west.
Miss Washington and MIR. Morris Ket-
chum, who have been spending the hOli-
days with Mr.. Washington on Waldburg
street, east, viii return to Auburn, Ala,
early in the week.
Miss Marion Niaclean. Miss Cornena
Maclean and Miss Alice Dougan returned
yesterday from Strathy Han, where they
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clay since
Wednesday.
MIR. Lawrence Lee will leave tomorrow
for New York to resume his study of med
icine.
capt. Mallory King and Miss King of
Brunswick will arrive this week 10 visit
Mrs, II. r. Jackson.
Mrs Clifford Carleton and Miss Sidney
Carleton, after spending the past two
weeks with DR.. and Mrs. William H Ell
liott. will sail for New York Thursday.
Early in the week Mir. and Mrs. r.
Habersham Clay entertained for a few
days at Strathy Hail a party of children,
among whom were: Elsie and Mary Dou-
gan, Gertrude and Catesby Jones. Malcolm
and George Maclean, and Alfred Dougan.
Masters Edward and Lester Karow will
leave on Wednesday to return TO ST.
James, Md.
Mir. and Mrs. Gwathmey of New York.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Shearson, left the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hodge of New York
are the guests of Mrs. Hodges parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George j. Mills.
Mrs. Julian Hartridge and son will leave
Tuesday for st. James Md, after spend
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