The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-17

I,owndes walthour. Mr.. Robert Fleming
Mr. Clarence Anderson and Mr.. Palmer
Arson.
Another boating party was given Vel
nesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Wylly. whose guests were Mrs. Robert
Har6ee, Miss Jordan Of Camden. S. c.
Miss Mary Haines. Mr.. W. w. William
son, Mr. William y. Pratt and Mr.. HUI
bert Duckworth.
Among the sailing parties of the week
was one at Isle of Hope Tuesday after
noon, which was enjoyed by Miss Fannie
Neuberger. Miss Edith Robinson, Miss
Hortense Stern, Miss Penie Levy ana
Messrs. Louis Neuberger, Max Neuberger,
Edwin Epstein and Gus Smith.
Miss Vera Colding celebrated her If
teenth birthday Thursday with pretty
party at her home on Tay.or street The
litte guests included che Misses Helen
bearing. Dollie Levy, Stella Levy, EIlza
Schley, Katharine Charlton, Eleanor Fer
rill. Margaret Ferrill, Rita Oliveros, Lu-
ellie Levy, jamie Hopkins, Carolyn My
ers. Susie Winburn Louise Fulton, hatn-
crime Charlton and Masters Irwin ana
Matt Hopkins. RaifOrd Wood Ihomas
Charlton, Jr. Lewis and George Bliss ana
Jack Myers.
A moonlight straw ride TO Thunderbo:t
lowing party of young people: MISS Ger
trude Sanders, Miss Helen Gefken, MISS
Hannah Schwarz Miss Eleanor Caldwell,
Miss Pearl Sullivan, Miss Deoby rag
CART. Miss Anna Hiiliard, Miss Helen
THOMPSON Miss Minnie Decker, MISS
Amelia Adams and Messrs. rom Arueh'
Carl Schwarz John Taggart, Grammar
Taggart. Jack Fleming. Fred Bright
Charles Grantham and Ted Brown.
An unusual entertainment in the form
of a watermelon party was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Bessie and Miss ke-
gina Krauss. Those present were Miss
Irene Putzel. Miss Miriam We'll, Mis-
Dora Mendes, Miss Beulah Wen, MISS
Norma Eckstein Miss Eta Rothschild,
Miss Fannie Neuberger, Miss Hortense
stern. Miss Viola Frank, Mss Norma
Einstein, Miss Freda Traub, Miss Will
liams of Charleston, Miss Levy OF Au-
gusta and others.
Mr.. and Mrs james L Slaton ana their
'ittla daughter, Virginia Hamilton Sla-
ton. are the guests of Mrs. S. P. Hamil
on. They will l. ave during the week Tor
Waynesville.
Miss Sanford OF Quincy, Fla, is visiting
friends in Savannah.
Miss Marie Valleau has returned from
Shorter College for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper and fam
ily are spending the season at Tyoee.
Mrs. F. Il. Bloodworth, Miss Lucy
D'oodworth and Miss Effie Bloodworth
are visiting relatives in New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Offutt will leave
Tuesday for New York from where they
VIII sail for Europe to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Stella Truslow left last Wednes
day 10 visit Atlanta and Marietta, after
which she will go to Rome 10 attend the
'Gpworth League Convention. She goes as
a delegate from Trinity Church.
Mrs. W. w. Montgomery is the guest
Of relatives in Augusta,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ferst went down
to Tybee yesterday for several weeks.
Miss Eva Reddy and Miss Alice Denton
nf Macon are visiting Mrs. Thomas
Cooper
MIR. N. Z. Solomons left during the week
for Asheville after visit to his father,
Mr.. NJ. J. Solomons.
Invitations have been issued to the we'd
ding of Mr.. Herman H. Geffken and Miss
Meta c. D. Stem at the residence OF Mrs.
L. C. Gerken, at Gwinnett and Price
streets, Wednesday evening, June 20, at
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Collins have returned
from Asheville, and are now at their
home, No. 2lO7 Bull street.
Miss Nina Robinson, who has been visit
ing Miss Nellie Abrahams at Isle of Hope,
has returned to Columbus.
Miss Perla Abrahams will leave this
week for Isle of Hope to visit Miss Nellie
Abrahams
Mrs Albert Leech of Jacksonville is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Grady and family
are at Bannon Lodge, Thunderbolt for a
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Furrer left yester-
day for Philadelphia.
Mrs L. Lilienthal is the guest of friends
in Charleston.
Miss NJ. Drummond Is visiting in Tam
pa.
Miss Chandler OF New York is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Van Wagenen
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Cronk are at the
White Sulphur Springs, Florida.
Miss Bertha Dunning of Atlanta is the
guest of Mrs William Fripp.
Mrs. W. F.. shellman and children have
returned from a pleasant trip 10 New
York.
Miss Lydia Houston is visiting friends in
Macon.
Miss Maude Hendrick has returned home
from Charleston, where she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. u. b. Falk.
Mrs. E. A. Holt and children and Miss
Retta Fannin, who have been the guests
OF Mrs. T. s. Whitfield, left during the
week for LAGRANGE.
Miss Julia Fannin is still visiting Mrs.
Whitfield.
Master Edgar Winston Burgess -cele-
brated his ninth birthday Friday after
noon, with a jolly little childrens party.
After dancing and playing games the
guests marched into the dining room,
where a delicious supper was enjoyed
Among those present, were Misses Leona
LaClaire Imogene Broughton, Helen Col
ME Marshall Rena Bradley Marie Han
berta Lodge. Masters Clarence Broughton,
John Brown, Lewis Springer Henry
Bradley, George Broughton. ALBERT Mar
shall. Walter Collins, Ralph Snedker and
Lawrence Snedlker.
Miss Dora Kramer entertained a aum-
Der of her friends Wednesday evening
Among those present were Mrs. L. Mer-
rit. Miss Maggie Merit, Miss Katie VIII
kins, Miss Belle Gnann. Miss Carrie
Gnann, Miss May Gnann Miss Anita
Walsh, Miss Lottie Walsh. Miss Henrietta
Vollers Mr.. Tom Bell. John Kayton, wal
ter Kuhlmann, Charles Wilkins, John
wilkins, John Flathmann, II. Calves ].
II. Kramer and +. c. Kramer.
Society an Waycross.
Mrs. W. C. Smith and children. and Miss
Georgia Martin of Cherry Lake. Fla,
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