The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30


for Washington, D. c.. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Miss Jennie Doig entertained with a
whist party Wednesday evening a her
home on Gwinnett street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kinzie Mr. ana
Mrs. Pope, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ltppman, Miss War
ner, Miss Eunice Reed, Miss FlOrence
Hardee, Miss May Sullivan, Miss Mamie
| Hardee, Miss Louise Reed, Miss Gladys
| Johnston. Mayor Herman Myers, Lieut..
Watkins, Baron Won Barton. Mr.. Lewis
Hart, Mr. Frank Oliver, AIr McCarden
| Johnston, Mr.. Albert Hin and Mr.. Will
lam Sturtevant The ladies' prizes were
won by Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Kinzie, and Miss
Mamie Hardee. and the genuemens by
Mr.. Pope ana Mr. SturtevanJ. After the
game, dancing was enjoyed until late
hour.
Among the beautiful entertainments Of
the week must be mentioned the large wed
! ding reception held by Mr.. ana Mrs. Max
D. Hirsch Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides mother, 107 Jones street,
east. The parlors were decorated entirely
in green and white, a profusion Of roses
and smilaX and quantities of tall palms
| filing every available space. Those who
were present at the ceremony were Mrs.
| David Hirsch, and the Messrs HirsCh,
mother and brothers of the groom; Mrs.
| Reiser, Mrs. Epstein, Mrs. Stern, Mrs.
| Lang, and Mrs Neuberger, mother and
sisters of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. f. a.
We'll Mr.. and Mrs. A. Letter, Mr. and Mrs
| l. Epstein, Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Frank Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs S. l.,
Gerst, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. a. Well, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Menhard, Mir.
| and Mrs. Arthur Wen, Mrs. LII
| ienthal, Miss Bessie Lilienthal, Miss Edna
| Liienthal, Mrs. Lederer of New York and
| Mr.. Max LETTER, To the reception, which
began a $50, some 500 guests were invit-
! ed all eager to offer congratulations to the
| happy couple who were the recipients of
numerous elegant gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Hirsch took the 2 O'Clock train for Wash
ington from where they have gone to New
| York on their return they will be at
| home at 107 Jones street, east
A surprise party was given to Miss Vir-
| GINA Solomons Monday last. During the
evening euchre was played. Miss Solomon
| winning the ladies' prize and Lieut.. Miller
the gentleman's. Some of those present
| We're Mr.. and Mrs. l. Falk, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. II. karger, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. Falk, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Apple, Mrs.
! S. Lovenstein, Mrs. Wolff. Miss Walker,
Miss Lily Falk, Miss Perla Abrahams,
| Lieut.. Stuart, Mr.. r. Abrahams, Mr.. Low
enstein, and Mr.. w. Prudhomme.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sternberg entertained
| on Tuesday evening in honor of Capt
| Finn, Lieuts. McClenan, Stuart and Bal
| lows of the Forty-ninth Iowa, at their
| hospitable home on Jones street, west.
Capt. Finn and Lieut.. McClenan delight
! ed the company with their singing, both
| gentlemen having remarkably fine voices,
/ ma l;,.lfa
Muhlberg recited some very fine select
ions.
Master Edwin Wells was host at a pic
mic at White Bluff Wednesday. The party
! of young folks under the care of Mr.. and
| Mrs. H. S. Wells. left the city early in
| big wagon and spent the whole day in the
| country. Those present were the Misses
| Ethel Fritz, Birdie Van Keuren, Laura
| Cox, Alice Dougan, Anita Butler May
Butler, Jennie Wells and John Fretwell,
| Howard Fretwell George Butler Guz Nc
| Carthy, Ben Wells and Harold Wells.
A birthday party the same afternoon
was given by little Louis Robinson
Misses F1orrle Banks and May Cullen
entertained a few of their soldier friends
on last Wednesday evening at the resi-
| dence of the latter on Montgomery street
| The parlors were beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns. Refreshments were
| served and dancing and games were in
| dulged in until the small hours of the
| morning, when the soldier boys departed
for their camps wen pleased with the
| manner in which most of them had spent
| their last evening in the Forest CITY. Those
| present We're Misses May Cullen, Florrie
| Banks, Mamie Lang, Emma Paulsen
Amy Garrett, Lille Heller, Katie Banks;
of the Fourth Virginia. Messrs. Gordon
Robincin, Dewey wilkinson, Clarence
| Folks, Charlie Vaughn, Capt Moyfan
| Fields Gus E. Johnson, of the Forty-ninth
Iowa, Jim Mcmillan of the Thirty-first
Michigan, and Mr.. Willie Fish.
! Mrs. G. Pirate Deal returned on Tuesday
| from Quincy, Fla.
Miss Hortense Chase of Poland Springs.
Me, is visiting Mrs. O'Donoghue, at IS
Hull street. west.
| Mrs. J. Stuart Lewis of Waycross is
visiting Mrs. Benjamin A. Deal on Haber-
| sham street.
Mrs. A Z. Colwell of Cordele, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Benz A.
Deal, on Habersham street, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. F. ]. Kulman left last Thursday
| for New York to sail yesterday for Ger
many.
Miss Virginia Solomons of Charleston
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.
| Falk, has returned to her home.
Waycross Society.