The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-25

| day afternoon by Mrs Thomas J. Charl-
| ton in honor of her sister, Miss Howell
of Marietta, and of Miss Nina Crane Only
vioets with maidenhair ferns We're used
in the decora tiOns, which were particularly
pretty and artistic. Each guest was given
set of ques tons, the answers to which
are formed by the letters found in the
word violet
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange are
preparing for the Rummage sale, (which
will be opened to the public within the
next few weeks. No one has been asked
TO give away what she wants. 1t is-mere-
ly suggested that this is a good way to
| dispose of things one does not want. Old
books. magazine, odd pieces of china, fur
nture, pictures, clothes, any and every
thing that acCumulates with time only 10
become a care and nuisance to the owner
will be gladly received by the committee
in charge y good suggestion would be
TO put aside any articles of the kind men
toned, or that they be sent 10 any of the
following ladies; Mrs. Lewis Haskell,
Mrs. Julian Solomous, Mrs. George Mills,
or Mrs. Beirue Gordon.
a delightful euchre party was given by
Mrs. l. G. Haas Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Max Robinson of Martins
burg w. Va, and Mrs. ]. w. Levy of
Augusta. The handsome parlors, where
cards were played, were decorated with
pink carna Ions and maiden-hair' ferns.
Mrs Robinson won the first prize, a beau.
tifu' cream jug and sugar bowl of cut
glass, and Mrs Joseph Lovenstein the sec
ond a lovely piece of Dresden china. The
BOBBY prize. Dresden cup and saucer,
was awarded to Mrs. Levy. The card
players were Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mrs. J.
NJ So.omons, Mrs. Adolph Berg, Mrs.
Lewis Kayton, Mrs. Gutman Mrs. Henry
Roth and Mrs Schulhafer.
Mrs. Max Robinson and Mrs. ]. w.
handsome euchre party Wednesday after
noon, when the hostess was Mrs. A. A.
Solomons. The decorations We're of ex-
quisite crimson carnations and smilax.
Shades of crimson crepe paper yelled gas
and candles. throwing a rich glow
throughout the rooms. Miss Perla Abru-
hams won the first prize picture, while
the second, a bronze paper weight, fell
to the lot of Miss Amram. Miss Maud
Hendricks won the consolation prize,
silver candlestick Present were Mrs
Samuel Nathans of Chicago, Mrs Max
Wolff, Mrs. David FAX, Mrs. Washing
ton Folk, Mrs Adolph Berg, Mrs Laza-
ron, Mrs. e. H. Abrahams, Mrs. Loven-
stein, Mrs Weichselbaum. Mrs. Henry
Karger, Miss Nellie Abrahams and Miss
Alma Mendes.
Little Miss Helen Dixon was hostess
last evening at a hearts party, given for
her by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Dixon, az their home on CASTOR street,
east The beautiful decorations amidst
which the children played, added greatly
to the evenings enjoyment, for no pains
had been spared to make the parlors love-
ly with palms, carnations and roses
Among the number invited were the
Misses Fanny Hinton, Belle Battey. Ruth
Rankin, Sallie Tilton, Anna Bell Inez
Tiedeman, Marjorie Workman, Hattie
Saussy, Harvey HUI, Guile Garrard Jo-
sephine Stevens, Marguerite Suits. Violet
White julie Screven, Sarah Nichols, Mil
dred Enrich, Margaret Hanes Lila
Nichols, Annie Johnson, Eliza beth Drum
mond and Masters Alex Macdonald. Jo-
sic Osborne Bawdre Moore, Albert Mich
OILS, Elfred Papy, Willie Cam. Henry Hull
Tracy Newman, Fred Krenson, Spencer
Connerat Miles Wilcox. Raymond Nc
MILAN and Fleming johnson.
party OF young people celebrated
Washington's birthday with "a trip to Ce-
dar Hammock, where an oyster roast
among other pleasures was enjoyed In
the party were Miss Celia We'll Miss
Gazan and the Misses Ruth Ehrljch Rir,
Gutman, Stella Cohen, Georgia Perlinski.
Miriam Herman Matte Putzel Hannah
Ferst and Arthur Robinson Sidney Levy.
Harry Praeger. Sam Belsinger, David
Birnbaum and Jerome Kfauss.
Mrs. Binswanger entertained the Pleas
ure Club Wednesday afternoon very
H1Ornnff
with garlands Of bamboo, and yellow ion
quils filed cut glass vases about the pret-
ty rooms. Mrs. Aaron Ferst and Mrs
Gutman won the prizes. an opaI-tinted
bowl and a Dresden china vase Among
the guests were Mrs. Julian Solomon
Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mrs. A. s. Quicken
heimer Mrs. !. G. Haas, Mrs Leon Ferst
Mrs. S. A Einstein. Mrs Max Kraus.
Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mrs. L. w. Worts-
man. Mrs. Arthur l.. We'll. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand We'll. Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal Mrs.
H. l.. Smith. Mrs Scnuhafer. Mrs. Cut.
man, Miss Carrie LilienthaI and Miss
Butzel
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs w
w. Osborne celebrated the fifth birthday
of their daughter, Katie, with a beautiful
childrens party In spite of the rain, a
number of children spent some very han
Ply hours i'm the pretty parlors. decorated
with pink carnations. A great deal of
pleasure was given bv Jack Horner pie