The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-26

fullF MONDAY evening at HtI FSSlleuco Oi
jefferson street in honor of her brother
in-law, Mr.. James Adams of Pitisburg.
The selections on the piano by Miss Meta
Doscher. and the fancy dancing of little
Miss Lula Adams were greatly enjoyed
by the assembled guests. After dancing
refreshments were served. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sheftall, Mr.. and Mrs. Zammert,
Mr. and Mrs Ben Calls, Mrs. H. r. Dree-
son, Mrs. Fred Harms, Miss Meta Doscher,
Miss Louisa Lubs, Miss Annie Won Ber-
gen, Miss Alice Werner, Miss Annie Wer-
ner, Miss Anna Myers Mr.. Harry Kuck,
Mr. James Adams of Pttsburg, Mr.. Harry
Badenhoop, Mr. Lindner and Mr. Lee.
Mrs. w. D. NAPLES is visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Hardee.
Mrs. johnson of Columbus is the guest
Of Mrs. Eugene Anderson, on Castor
street.
Mr. Thomas Bassinger left for his home
in New York early in the week, after
spending a month or two in Savannah.
Miss Henrietta Cohen of Atlanta has
been visiting her sister. Miss Jennie Co
hen, on Harris street
Misses Rina and Louise Falllgant enter
tanned a number of friends last Wednes-
day with a picnic TO the home of their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Louis A. Falligant,
at Montgomery. In the party were: Mrs.
Mckee, Mrs. Maude Pacetti Mr.. John
Mckee, Mr. Molina, MI. Wilmington, Mr..
Bostwick and Mr.. james Hanley.
Mr. and Mrs f. Haiman of Cleveland
o. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.
Haas, on CASTOR street.
The largest entertainment of the week
was the children's ball, given Thursday
afternoon and evening at the Guards Hall,
under the auspices of the Harmonic Club
Between the hours of and o'clock the
younger children held sway. and were well
taken care of and entertained by the fol-
lowing committee of young ladies' Miss
Beulah Hexter, Miss jeanette Hexter, Miss
Tessie Rosenheim, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss
Lilienthal, Miss Florrie Lilienthal, Miss
Bessie Lilienthal, Miss Marie Enrich, Miss
Lena Ehrlich, Miss Omega Lovenstein,
Miss Irene Frank, Miss Silverberg, Miss
Lily Gazan, Miss Perla Abrahams, Miss
Bertha Rothschild. Miss Mile Levy, Miss
Nette Utitz, Miss Lena Ehrlich, Miss
Sonnenberg, Miss Butzel, Miss Mamie
Trieste and Miss Jeanette Herman. A
grand march, led by Master Joe Byck and
Miss Carlyn Byck, opened the ball, and
the sight was pretty one, with the doz-
ems Of children in their dainty dresses of
organdie, null and silk, In all the differ
ent shades of color. Among the children
present were the Misses Doris and Gladys
Lippman, Rita Well, Cecile Solomons, Car
rie Putzel, Nellie Wolff, Lucille Levy,
Annie Levy, Sarah Solomons Gertha
Lehman. Joy Solomons, Gena Ferst, Cla-
risse Dewald, Mildred Guckenheimer, Hell
en- Silverstein, Miriam Robider, Rena Ad-
Ter, Elsie Adler Katharine Lovenstein,
Ray Solomons, Edna Gust, Doris Smith,
Birdie Robider, Louise Grouse, Mildred
Byck. Marjorie Myers Dena Smith, Lei
ter Lilienthal, Mildred Ehrlich, Eva Levy,
Mildred Ferst Marguerite Woods. Mildred
Stern, Hazel Muldauer, Miriam Loven-
stein, Henriette Levy, Rita Lederer, Mil
bred Schaul, Dolly Levy and Master Gar
rard and Tracy Newman, Morton Levy
Herman Haas, Henry Grouse, Sidney
Levy, Sam Adler Leon Ferst, Mamie Gut
man, Melvin Roos, Joe Byck, Edward
Silverstein, Charles Levy. Moses Ferst,
Sylvan We'll. Julian Solomon, Money
Ferst, Albert Rosenheim, Harold Ferst
Walter Haas, Jake Levy, Charles Levy,
Isaac Solomons Morton Levy, Melvin Ad-
Ter, Joe Solomons, Milton Herman, Joe
Belsinger, Edwin Binswanger, David Roos
Frank Traub, Jake Levy, Lester Eckstein
Irwin Meinhard Solomon Woods, Herbert
Gerst Herbert Smith and Sam Byck
After refreshments had been served each
of the children was presented with
box of candy.
At o'clock the entertainment for the
boys and girls commenced, and there were
present besides number of grown ups"
Among those present, besides the commit
tee, were Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Levy, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Byck, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Enrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Berg, MIR. and Mrs. NJ
G.. Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Prayer, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Belsinger Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Ian Solomons, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levy,
| Mr. and Mrs. Binswanger, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. G. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Neuberger, Mr.. and
Mrs Putzel Mr. and Mrs. DewaId, Mr.
and Mrs. M, Byck, the Misses Eta
Trieste. Estelle Gutman, Miriam Loven-
stein. Nellie Cohen, Lena Ehrlich, Rita
Roth. Hazel Haas, Rita Gutman, Stella
Levy, Esther Belsinger, Miriam Herman,
| Edna Lilienthal, Eta Lovenstein, Matte
Putzel. Ruth Enrich, Hannah Ferst, and
the Messrs. Fantl, A. Letter, D. A. Byck,
Joseph Dryer, A. Sondheimer, Joe Myers,
| Sigmond Berg, A. Gutman, of Atlanta,
| Hugo Frank, Edwin Binswanger, Harold
and Isl Praeger, Sidney Levy, Edgar and
| Albert Lehman.
Two weddings win take place next
Wednesday afternoon when Miss Ellen de
| Castro will be married to Mr. Henry Will
liams of Charleston at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Mendes, and Miss Sadie
Traub to Mr.. Moses Herman at the resi-
dence of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. H.
| Traub.
Miss Amram entertained the members of
her Sunday school class with pleasant
masquerade party during the week.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
! Seller entertained a number of their
friends with a so-called ''tacky" party. The
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Schroe-
der Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, MIR. and Mrs.
Paulsen, MIR. and Mrs. Lustig, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Krouskoff, Rev. and Mrs. Schaeffer,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seller, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Seller, Jr.. Mrs. Forehauz of New
York Mrs Savarese. Mrs. Paulsen, Miss
Scheper of Beaufort, Miss Klug, Miss
| Schwarz, the Misses Savarese, Miss Nor
gan, Miss Lang, Mr.. C. Meinert of Holstin,
Mich Mr.. John Paulsen of Beaufort, Mr..
Courtney, Mr.. Scherer and Mr.. John
| Schwarz.
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