The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-18

Brooks, Mr. and Mrs W. b. stnweil
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Mrs.
! John Groves Mrs. Gregory. Miss
| Mary BloodwOrth Of Atlanta. Miss Win
: bush, Miss Mona Saussy, Miss Tina Rob
erts, Miss Maggie Schley, Miss Nelly
Schley, Mr.. George Walker, and Mr.. Har-
ny Strachan
The Purim ball, which took place We'd
/ nesday evening at the Guards Hall, was
the largest entertainment of the past
week and both to participants and on
lockers was an occasion Of great pleasure.
the costumes were both pretty
and original and the entire scene
was q festive one. Miss Marie Enrich,
who was awarded the prize for the mos
elaborate costume, represented the "Har-
monte Club and was a charming figure
in her red. white and blue gown Mss
Rosa Putzel won the prize for the most
original costume, The Winning Hand. J."
while among the many attractive figures
IN the room was Miss Saal of Petersburg,
Va, as Spring" Miss Hofin of Columbus
| and Miss Frieda Traub. as paper dolls;
Miss Bessie Kraus. United States Mall"
Miss Carrie Kayton as wal Street,
Mrs. Ferdinand Neuberger San Electric
Bell Mis- LoVensten of New York "A
Fisher Maiden Miss Edith Robinson as
"Carmencita;" Miss Leers, Lady Bah
II. y
Woman Miss Fannie Neuberger
French maid Miss Viola Frank. a French
peasant Miss jeanette Herman and Mr..
Walter Lilienthal cleverly represented
1.-The Independent Telephone Company"
and Miss Beulah We'll, Miss Irene Putzel.
Mr.. Joseph Solomon and Mr.. Martin
klrShbaum were Chinese Laundry"
THE Little German Band was another
group, Messrs. Arthur Levy. Gus Smith
and Sligo Mohr taking part in this. Mr..
Hugo Frank and Mr. Edwin Frank were
policemen of 1866. The dancing
bear and strolling Italians, which
group took a prize, was car
ried out by Mr.. Max Neuberger,
Mr.. Albert Stern and Mr.. Moses Smith
Mr.. Herbert Kayton as THE Man With
the Hoe" was deserving of the prize
awarded him, while Mr.. Gus Kayton i'm
personated an army officer. Mr. Lee Roy
Lovenstein was tramp, Mr.. Joe Myers a
jockey, and Mr.. Louis Neuberger THE
Scissors Grinder" Among the others vino
were present were Miss Blanch Mohr.
Miss Miriam Well Miss Viola Frank,
Miss Rita Roth, Miss Ada Solomon as a
peasant, Miss Irene Frank, Gretchen"
Miss Frances Stern, "a Shepherdess;"
Miss Celia Well "a German peasant"
Mr.. Edward Abrahams, "a Red Cross
nurse" Mr.. A. Cohen, " soldier" Mr..
Perry Solomon, "a Mexican;" Mr.. A S.
Cohen, "a pawnbroker;" Mr.. Fred Solo
mon, "a clown" Mr.. H. Rosenheim,
''Thunderbolt." and Mr.. S. Herbert Gerst,
"a lawyeress." The committee in charge
of the ball consisted of Mr. A. M Brown,
Hugo Frank, Mr.. Alfred Stern, Mr.. J.
r. Solomon, Mr.. H. l.. Kayton, Mr.. j.
d. Myers and Mr., j. Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly gave
charming Inner Monday evening on
board their yacht, the Barracuda The
decks were enclosed with canvas and
hung with flags and brightly-colored ia
panese lanterns. While the saloon with
its rose and green hangings, was beauti-
fully decorated with masses of pink
azaleas. Gen. and Mrs. w w. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon Jr, and
Miss Nan Screven were the guests enter
tanned.
Mr.. ]. d. Taylor entertained few
friends Friday evening with a launch
party His guests were Miss Betty Cooke
of Virginia, Miss Emma Hopkins Mr.. Sy-
brandt and Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloch.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred NJ Hun and
Miss Ollie Moore will take place to-mor-
row at Live Oak, Fla. Mr.. II. E. Gar
many. Miss Wilcox and Miss Laura Ba-
ker are among the Savannah guests who
will be present for the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Hull will give
reception Wednesday evening at their
hume Oh LDuAlS StlCtl III ilOllOl VI the bIi-
dial couple.
Mrs Leon Ferst entertained the Pleas
ure Club Wednesday afternoon with a
lovely card party. The rooms were elab-
orately decorated with crimson carnations
and palms, while the brilliant
lights were softened with red crepe
shades. The prizes. a beautiful square of
Mexican drawn work and a handsome cur
glass bowl, were won by Mrs Ferst and
Mrs Roth, Among those who were present
were Mrs. II. L. Smith, Mrs. J. f. Gutman,
Mrs. S, A. Einstein, Mrs. Arthur We'll
Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal. Miss Carrie
Lilienthal, Mrs. Ferdinand Wen, Mrs
NJ S. Herman, Mrs Aaron Ferst, Mrs.
Joseph Ferst, Mrs J. NJ Solomon, Mrs
NJ Krauss Mrs. Shulhafer and Mrs.
Henry Roth, Mrs. Lite, Mrs Haas Miss
Saal of Petersburg, Va. Miss Hofyn Of
Columbus and Miss Lovcnstein of Phila-
delphia.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George b. Maher enter
tanned a party of friends Wednesday ev-
ening with a delightful sail. Among those
who were present We're Mr. and Mrs A.
b. Girardeau, Miss Lila Colquitt Lieut.
Prince, Mr. w. d. Simkins. Mr. Thomas
Merrill of Washington, D. Q. and Mr.. w
G.. Harrison.
Mr.. Charles A. Gibbes took party of
! friends for a charming sail in the Viking
| Wednesday afternoon. His guests were