The morning news., 1899-12-31

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trimmed with duchesse lace and yellow
velvet; Mrs Arthur Wen, pink and green
bTocade with accordion pleatings Of pink
chiffon over heliotFope, the entire bodice
Of duchesse lace; Mrs. Bickart of Atlanta.
ecru appliqued over pink satin; Mrs.
Aaron Ferst, a lovely costume Of white
lace, with girdle and shoulder knots of
turquo Sc velvet; Mrs. Joseph Ferst, gown
of Re- aissance lace over rose pink taffeta;
Miss Joan Elsas Of Atlanta, white and
yellow brocade with corsage bouquet Of
shaded velvet roses; Miss Rita We'll and
the Misses Madeline and Grace Hirsch of
Atlanta, wore lovely little ribbon"
dresses of pale green and insertions of
white lace, over green taffela. Among the
other guests who were present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Well Mr.. and Mrs Ferdi-
nan1 We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Meinhard, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. NJ. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Rosenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. M Krauss,
MIR. ana Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal, Mr.. and
Mrs s. Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Epstein
Mr.. and Mrs. Binswanger, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Ems .ein, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Her
man, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Well, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Ferst Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Traub, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Smith, Mrs. NJ. Neuberger, Mrs.
Lilienthal, Mrs. Baum of New York, Mrs
Hexter, Mrs. Engel, Miss Viola Frank,
Miss Steinheimer of Atlanta, the Misses
Celia and Beulah Well, Mss Mamie SIN tn,
Miss Ada Traub, Miss Ada Hudson, Miss
Edith Robertson, Miss Blanch Mohr Miss
Hortense Stern, Miss Fannie Neuberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Wei, Miss Beulah Hexter, Miss
Irene Frank. Mr.. A. l.. Well, Mr.. Mont
Hirsch, Mr.. Milton Hirsch, Mr. Hawed
Hirsch, Mr.. Jack Hirsch, Mr.. Alec Speer,
DR.. Lieberman. Miss Irene Hirsch. Miss
Irene Frank, Miss Edith Rosenbaum, M IS
Miriam We'll, Miss Jeanette We'll, Miss
tI,r
Henry Hirsch, Mr.. Morris Hirsch Mr..
Isaac Hirsch, Mr.. Arthur We'll Mr.. Mon
roe Bickart, Mr.. Aaron Ferst, Mr.. Joseph
Fe-st, the Misses Hirsch of Atlanta,
Mr.. Alec Speer, DR.. Lieberman Mr.. Pap
penheim, Mr. Kaufman, Mr. Fleischel of
Atlanta, the Messrs. Frank, Mr.. Henry
Meinhard, Mr.. Jake Smith, Mr.. Walter
Lilienthal and Mr.. Herbert Traub.
Mrs. j. j. McDonough and Mrs. NJ A.
O'Byrne gave delightful Christmas treat
Thursday afternoon to the children of St.
Mary's Home. Each child received a
lovely present as well as candies and other
good things.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lula Davis
gave a boating party on the "Dixie," in
honor of Miss Maud Hunter of Palestine,
Tex; those present were Miss Lucy
Bloodworth, Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss Eff
fe Bloodworth, Miss Brown, Miss Still
we'll, Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Wescott of Will
mington.
The second hop given by the Chatham
Artillery took place at their armory Wed
nesday evening, and was a very pleasant
affair. Among the dancers were the
Misses Dreese, Miss Josie Dorsett, Miss
Brown of DenvefS Col, Miss Lucy Blood
worth, the Misses Clarke, Miss Blythe
wood Miss Leila Exley, Miss Bessie Coop
er, Capt. Walker, Lieut.. Dreese, Lieut..
Saussy Mr.. Fred Dreese Mr.. Harkley
Garmany, Mr.. w. F. Clarke, Mr.. Sidney
Cooper Mr.. Jones of Charlotte, N. c.,
Mr.. Frank Torleyss and. Mr., Percy Inab-
nett.
Mrs. Arthur L. We'll was hostess at a
delightful luncheon at Bannon Lodge
Tuesday. at which the Atlanta guests who
had come down for the Hlrsch-Weil we'd
ding, were entertained. The day was beau
tiful, and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hlrsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hirsch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Bickart, the Misses Grace
and Madeline Hirsch, Miss Joan Elsas,
Miss Irene Hirsch, and Miss Edith Rosen-
baum of Atlanta, Miss Hattie Well. Miss
jeanette Well, Miss Miriam We'll, Miss
Rita We'll, Mr.. Fleischel, Mr. Kaufman,
and Mr.. Pappenheim of Atlanta, Mr.. Wal
ter Lilienthal. Mr.. Jake Smith, Mr.. Henry
Meinhard, Mr.. Herbert Traub, Mr.. Hugo
Frank and Mr.. Edwin Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Solomons enter
tanned few friends after the theater Fri
day evening with delightful little supper
at the Woman's Exchange.
Miss Stella Bailey was surprised by her
friends Wednesday evening with a party
that gave great enjoyment to all con-
cerned Not only did the young people
dance, but they had very jolly cake
walk, in which Miss Helen Cherry and
Miss May Ruwe excelled. Among the
others present were: Miss Ida Exley, Miss
jamie Shuptrine, Miss Annie Starr. Miss
Cecile Starr, Miss Edna Derby, Miss
Daisy Derby, Miss Laura Hills Miss Nina
Cherry, Miss Susie Brooks, Miss Henrietta
Turner and the Messrs. Fred Nichols
Henry Harris George Elton Walter El-
ton, Rogers, Starr, Fenley Walton, Edwin
Cubbedge, Weyman Harmon, John Elton
Gus Carter Robert Schirm, Tom Elton
and Allen Crawford.
An informal and pleasant gathering of
young people met at the home of Mr.. w
N Nichols on Henry street Christmas
evening in honor OF Miss lola Baker of
Macon. Games were played and Miss
Edith Vaughn and Mr.. Read Sweat won
the first prizes, and Mr.. E. M Nichols
the consolation. The guests present were
the Misses Blanche Moorer, Ellen Blain
Lefty Blain, Julia Bythewood Bertha
Thompson, Edith Vaughn, Minnie Nichols
May Nichols, Carrie Nichols Eva Storke
and MeSsrS. A. M. King, Read Sweat,
William Robertson Harry Sturdevant
Jesse Grantham. e. NJ. Nichols, NJ B.
Nichols and w. N. Nichols Jr.
A delightful entertainment of the past
week was the luncheon given Thursday
by Capt. p B. Brown aboard the 1rit-
ish steamship Buckminster to Mrs. w H.
PowelTs class of the Lutheran Sunday
School. Among those present were the
Misses Gertrude Harms, Georgia Kuck,
A AeanAOrf Carrie Tarfre1 N
Gibbons, Tillie Sulter and Bessie Hansen
Mrs. w. H. Powell chaperoned.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
NJ Schroeder entertained complimentary
to Miss Matte Wnfert of Brook yn. Palms
and cut flowers adorned the drawing
rooms and the dining room was lavishly