The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-19

land. Mrs Stern of Quincy. Miss Meta
Krauss of Philadelphia, Miss Butzel of De-
troit. Mrs. Belsinger. Mrs. Wortsman, MTs.
Max Solomons, Mrs. Binswanger MISS.
L. Gerst, Mrs. Roos, and Mrs. Eckstein.
Miss Rena Fanigant celebrated her birth
day last by entertaining
few friends at the residence
of her parents DIR. and Mrs.
Louis Fallgant, on Oglethorpe ave-
nue. The drawing rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with bamboo vine and with bowls
and vases of cut flowers, and very pleas
ant evening was spent by the guests,
among whom were Miss Stella
Way, Miss Simmons, Miss EN-
ma dubois, Miss Nanomie dubois, Miss
Callie Lyons, Miss Boyle, Miss Minnie
Decker, Miss Bessie Cavanor. Miss Rork,
Miss Rose, Capt. Jewett, Lieut. Whitney
Lieut.. Dutton Capt. Humes, Lieut. Wade,
Lieut. Adams, Sergeant Elliot, Sergeant
Sawyer, all of the Maine Artillery, Mr.
ferguson, Mr.. Wilmington, Mr.. Molina
Mr.. PacettI, Mr. Hanllter, Mr. Robert
Webb, Mr.. Bostwick and Mr.. Horace
Brooks. Miss Falligant was the recipient
of many very pretty gifts.
Mrs B. H. Levy was hostess last Tues
day at one of the pleasantest lnucheons
that have been given at Bannon Lodge
this season. Mrs Levy's guests were Mrs
Louis Byck of Atlanta, Mrs. Moses Dry
fus, Mrs. Isadore Collat, Mrs. Charles
Byck. Mrs. NJ. s. Byck, Mrs. Henry Lee
Wy. Miss Carrie Lilienthal, Miss Kohn
Miss Herman and the Misses Trieste.
A delightful party was given Friday
evening by Miss Cecilia and Miss Anna
Starr. at which number of their young
friends We're charmingly entertained with
a musical evening. The house was prettily
decorated for the occasion with palms,
ferns and La France roses. In the dining
room, where refreshments were served
during the evening, the table was elabo-
rately decorated. La France roses form
ed the center piece, while Violets pansies
and wreaths of smilax further adorned
the table. Miss Edith Ulmer was the for
tunate winner of the first prize in the mus
ical contest a silver shoe horn, and Mr..
Robert Jones of the second, a silver pencil.
The consolation was awarded to Miss
Edith Grady. The other guests present
were the Misses Cora johnson, Louise
Pierce, Stella Bailey, Vera Palmer,
Fannie Blois, Alma Lindsay, Ethel
Fretwen, Laura Hill, Edna Haupt, Sadie
Watson, Edith Ulmer, Marie Scovel,
Marian Robertson Bessie Hull, Laleah
Palmer, Edith Grady, Louise F'retwell and
Ralph Nedrim, Dana Stevens, Walter Ell
ton, Gustave Robertson John Rebarer,
Finley Walton, Frank Robertson, Edwin
Cubbedge Paul Jette, Alien Hinton, Wey-
man Harmon, Willie Robertson. Harry
Rutler, Rogers Starr. Julian Beckett, Tom
Elton. Robert Groves, Willie Bythewood
and Garrett Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Collat gave a
pretty progressive euchre party Monday
evening. complimentary to Mr. and Mrs
Louis Byck of Atlanta. The prize, a sill
yer bell was eagerly contested for, and
was finally won by Mrs. Moses Dryfus,
Among the others present We're Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Byck. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byck, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Byck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Gardner, Mrs. b. II. Levy, Mrs.
Opheha Byck. Mrs. Amram. Mrs. Birn-
baum, Miss Sonnenberg. Miss Amram, Mr.
Moses Dryfus, Mr. Max Brock, Mr.. D. A
Byck.
Mrs. John F. Lanneau of Wake Forest,
N c.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. r.
Powell, leo Duffy street. east.
Mrs. Harvey Seward of Petersburg, Va,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Powell. 100 Duffy street, east.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper are visiting
relatives in Jacksonville.
Miss Daisy Cohen has returned from a
pleasant visit to cambridge.
Mrs. r. Q. Cassels of Pennington is the
guest of her son, Mr.. A. Gordon Cassels.
Miss Emily Comm is spending some time
at Suwanee Springs.
Mrs. A. ]. Brady of Augusta is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. l. NJ. Falk.
Mr. Fred Cohen Of cambridge is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cohen.
Lieut.. william Y. Laird is visiting his
uncle. Capt. T. H. Laird on Hull street
Lieut.. Laird is just from Camp Romance,
in South Carolina,
Miss Miriam Gould of Pineora is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson will
leave next week for a trip to Florida.
Mrs. Johnson of Columbus, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ander,
son has returned TO her home,