The morning news., 1899-12-31

decorated with carnations and ferns.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
s. Paulsen of Beaufort Mr.. and Mrs. Ott)
Seller Mr. and Mrs. William Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. George Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schroeder, Miss Annie Entelman,
Miss Meta Entelman Miss Emma Paul
sen, Miss Annie Hesse, Miss Mabel Glib
bons. Miss Louise Lubs, Miss Martha
Kuck. Miss Annie Sulter, Miss Meta
Doscher. Miss Annia Schroeder, MI. Jacob
Paulsen Mr.. George johnson. Mr.. Harry
Rain. Mr.. George Harms, Mr.. William
Brown, Mr. Harry Kuck, Mr.. Fred Wes-
sells. Mr. John Vetter, Mr.. Herman Hesse'
Mr.. Otto Kolb Mr.. Sam Wheaton and Mr..
George johnson.
Miss Madge Middleton celebrated her
birthday on Friday last by giving an aft
ernoon tea to her young friends. The little
people enjoyed the event with much pleas
ure. I Among the young Miss friends
present were Miss Gerue Theus, Mss KA-
tie Kearney, Miss Ruth Hutton, Miss
Eva Davis, Miss Kathleen MCGUIRE, Miss
Carrie Hutton, and the Masters John
Davis, Charlie Theus, John Burns and
Harry Middleton.
Miss Fanny ]. Bannon gave delightful
luncheon Friday to a number Of
her friends. The table was beau
tifully decorated with palms and
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initials G. N. and I. c., which were very
appropriate to the occasion. The guests
were the Misses Mamie O'Netl, Gertrude
REYNOLDS, Lucille Ambrose, Ms sggie Dug
gan. Gertrude Cronk, Louise Logan, Idell
and Carrie Mannion, and Mary Brady.
Miss Eunice Lippman celebrated her
birthday Tuesday with an oyster roast a
Tybee. the guests being the Misses Rita
Gutman, Matte Putzel, Hannah Elm
stein, Hannah Ferst, Esther Belsinger,
Ruth Einstein, Stella Cohen, Rita Mohr
and Albert Rosenheim and Harold Vets
burg. Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. Law
renee Lippman and Mrs. Vetsburg chaper
oned the party.
The friends of Mr.. A. D. Strobhar were
glad 70 see him at home during the Christ
mas holidays. He returned to Atlanta
Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Reynolds entertained a
few of her school friends on Saturday af-
ternoon.
Miss Margaret Crawford of scarboro,
Ga. is spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs N. p Corish.
Mrs. John Henry Haslam had a beauti-
full Christmas tree Friday afternoon for
her children and a number of their little
friends.
Miss Sadie Watson is among the girls
from Milledgeville who are at home for
the holidays
Miss F. ]. Bannon, Miss O'Neil, Miss
Gertrude Reynolds and Miss Eloise Barr
will return to Milledgeville Friday to re-
sumo their studies at the Georgia Normal
and Industrial College.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Unkemeyer of New
York made short stay in the city dur
ing the week on their way 10 st. Angus
tine. Mr.. Unkemeyer is a prominent at
torney of Greater New York and a Step
brother of Hon. Randolph Guggenheimer
chairman of Council of that city. Mr.
and Mrs. Unkemeyer were entertained by
Mayor Myers during their stay in the
city
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilson entertained very
pleasantly in honor of Miss Mamie O'NeiJ
Thursday evening. The parlors were
adorned with American Beauty roses and
ferns. Those present were the Misses
Mara. the Misses Mannion, Miss Lille
Heller, the Misses Reynolds. Miss Eloise
Barr and Miss Westerman, Messrs. Frank
Palmer, Joe McGovern, Jack Murphy
John Mara, Angus Walden, Willie Jau-
don, Henry Etz, Willie Logan. Frank
Readick and John Clancy.
Mrs. e. S, Whitaker Of Laurinburg N
=, Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. William
j. sykes at 2lS Bolton street, west.
Mrs. B: S. Purse has returned from
her visit North.
Mr. Aaron s. Silverberg and sons. Ar
tnur and Marco left on the Kansas Citv
Thursday for their home in New York
after a short visit to relatives. Mr. Su,
verberg was the recipient of much atten-
tion while in Savannah. Several member
OF the Georgia Hussars among whom he
mas warm friends, contributed in no small
degree to his many pleasures.
Mrs. Baum Of New York. is the euast
OF Mrs Engel on Jones street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cohen has returned 10 her
home on Charlton and Tattnan streets for
the winter. 'O'
A dehghtful Christmas tree and sant,
CIaus party was given on Tuesday eve,
ing, oy Master Cletus W. Bergen, to hts
httle friends. Master Cletus' Tree was =
tairy like scene, with its lighted tsners
ana heavily laden boughs. from wbleb /,
reai santa Claus gave many gifts 10 cach
htte guest. Well hlied sto k .ngs were 80
given by santa. AZ the close of Inc e,e,,1
lh5 santa Claus beautifully rocitod ~
iaIeNell address, which was Written b,
Mrs. Bergen for the occasion. mo Itttiss
guests were Misses Kibble Divano Aiics