The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

6r Mr.. Edward StOddard and Mr.. Clar-
ence ConneraL Present also were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Caro- duBignon Miss Nan duBignon,
Miss May duBignon, Miss Leonora Cab
bett, Miss Rosa Cullivan, Mr.. w W. VIII
hanson Mr. Leopold Alexander Mr.. Wal
ter Chisholm. MIR. Edward Haskell. Mr.
William Haskell, Mr. Raymond Butler aud
Mr.. Hubert Duckworth.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Herman gave a
handsome entertainment at the DE Soto
Hotel Wednesday evening for their daugh-
ter, Miss jeanette Herman. and the Misses
Trieste of Charleston. The banquet han,
where dancing took place, was decorated
with graceful festoons of bamboo, and
throughout the evening hours was a brill
liant scene. Musicians, stationed in an
anteroom, rendered the inspiring music,
and dancing was kept up until o'clock.
Al midnight an elaborate supper was
served downstairs in the dining room. Here
the table formed an open square, and was
decorated with cocoa palms and maiden
hair ferns while tall palms were placed
about the apartment. The costumes of the
ladies We're particularly noticeable. Mrs.
Herman wore a handsome gown of black
grenadine, over lavender silk, with beauti-
ful lace. Miss Herman's lovely costume
was of white crepe de chine with bow
knots of lace inserted on the skirt, the
only touch Of color being in the pink roses
which adorned the low-cut bodice. Miss
Eta Trieste wore black net with red
chenille dots over taffeta silk, and sprays
of crimson flowers across the shoulders.
MISS Mamie Trieste was gowned in blue
broeaded satin, with lilies of the valley
and mousseline de sole. Among the other
lovely gowns was q white silk null, over
duchess satin, worn by Miss Nellie Co
hsaV.
with insertions of black lace, the costume
of Miss Tessie Rosenheim. Another beau
tful green dress was worn by Miss Ma
RE Ehrlch. This had an oVerdress of
point desprit, with bow knots of white
lace outlined with quilings of green satin
ribbon Miss Carrie LilienthaFs costume
of gray crepe de chine was deliberately
trimmed with cut steel and cherry colored
velvet. Miss Florrie Lilieuthal wore
white point d'esprit, over blue taffeta. A
particularly dainty white organdie and
lace. with ACCORDION pleatings, was worn
by Miss Lily Traub, and Miss Miriam
Well, also in white organdie and lace, was
much admired, Miss Seckendorf of New
York Wore a beautiful pink tule, with in
sertonS of black lace. Miss Beuah Hex
ter was in pink brocade with chiffon, and
MISS kohn of Omaha wore pink crepe.
Among those who were present on this oc-
casion were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Boley, Mrs. G.. Wambacher
of New York Mrs F. Joseph
Miss Peria Abrahams, Miss Jean Loven-
stein. Miss Omega Lovenstein Miss Mamie
Trieste, Miss Magnus Lowenthal Miss
Utitz, Miss Eva Kohn, Miss Seckendorf.
Miss Erma Einstein, Miss Butsel, Miss
Sonnenberg, Miss Sadie Traub. Miss Ros-
enheim Miss Bessie Lillenthal. Miss Ma
mic Engel, Miss -Beulah He%ter, Miss Mel
lie Cohen, Miss. Carrie Lilienthal, Miss
Florrie L-ilienthal Miss Miriam We'll. Miss
Lille Traub Miss Marie Ehrlich, the
Misses kayton, Mr.. A. Solomons Mr. e
G. Epstein Mr.. u. A. Byck, Mr. NJ. Hy-
ans, Jr., Ma. c. l.. Herman, Mr.. c. ].
Herman MIR. e. Putzel, Mr.. A. Fantl, Mr..
~ S. Herman, Mr.. w. Belsnger, MIR. A.
Sondheim. MIR. S. Fantl, Mr.. j. Gazan, MIR.
H. Traub, Mr.. G. L. Kayton, Mr.. ].
Dreyer, Mr.. S. Berg, Mr. II. l.. Kayton.
Mr.. f. Solomon, Mr. II. Hymes, Mr.. D.
J. Rosenhem, MIR. J. Myers, Mr. w.
Weichselbaum, Mr. j. Lovenstein, Mr.. A.
NJ. LETTER Mr.. Dub Mr.. Walter Lilien-
thai, MI. N. Schultz, MIR. Herman, and
Mr.. Jack Herman.
Miss Anulette Stubs gave dinner party
Wednesday evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Alice Sinnickson. The table decora-
tons of red carnations and maiden-hair
ferns We're particularly pretty. Present
NftNs MISS NAilAtli I1uSSI, NAlES KATE kdu-
ers, Miss Frieda Rauers. Miss Albert Hull.
Miss Alice Sinnickson Mr.. Shelby Myrick,
Mr. John Norris Mr.. E. r. MacKethan,
Mr. Fred Kent, MIR. Clarence Anderson.
and Mr.. Henry Walthour
b The Evening Eucher Club held its latest
meeting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Guest, who entertained the mem
bers with very delightful evening. After
an exciting contest Mrs. Howkins was the
fortunate winner of a photograph frame
beautifully embroidered with La France
roses. MIR. W. d. bearing and Mr.. Mitchell
King cut for a handsome silver knife,
which was awarded to Mr. King The 9th
ers who were present We're: Mrs A. p
bearing of Athens, Mrs. William d. Dear
ing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Overton. DR.
and Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles b. Malone, Mr. and Mrs Ches-
mutt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Carson Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Morrell, Mrs J. J. Dickinson.
Mrs. Thomas Ashe Han of EufauIa, Miss
Maude Hayward. Miss Leonora Gabbeit.
Miss Louise Chisholm, Mr. ]. L. Walthour.
Or. John s. Howkins, Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens
MIR. Edward Demere. Mr.. bearing Harden.
and Mir. Edward Haskell.
Miss Mary Eaton was the guest of honor
at one of the prettiest card parties of the
week given by Mrs. E. J. Thomas Thurs
day afternoon. The parors of her home
on MCDOnOugn street were effectively
decorated with palms, ferns and masses of
yellow daffodils and white hyacinths.
Yellow crepe shades softened the brilliant
lights and made a happy contrast 10 the
wretched weather outside. After several
hours of card playing delicious refresh
ments Were served. and the pretty prizes.
a Wedgewood steiner match box of
Dresden china, and a cut glass salve
box, were won by Mrs Wright Hunter.
Mrs John Paige and Mrs. f. c. Battey.
The other guests were Mrs. Charles B.
Malone, Mrs. Harris Cope Mrs Lewis
Malone, Mrs. John Malloch Mrs. w. G
Morrel, Mrs. Thomas Ashe Hail. Mrs. w.
w. Owens, Mrs. Charles a. Gibbes. Mrs.
r. Guyler Gordon, Mrs. Eugene r. Cor
son, Mrs. Clarence Murphy. Miss Ethel
Moses, Miss May King. Miss Jennie Bryan.
Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Julia Owens, Miss
Lima Woodbridge, Miss Addie Barnard.
Miss caro- duBignOn, and Miss Nan du-
Bgnon.
a pleasant break in the round of card
parties was the pretty luncheon given
Friday by Miss Flora Dancy The long