The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-08
a week with her sister, Mrs. Louis NJ


week with her sister, Mrs. Louis NJ.
LeHardY.
Miss Mabel Stoddard returned yesterday
from Brunswick, where she has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dunwody
Mrs. Mcleod Mrs. Robert Hull and son
are spending several weeks at the coun-
try home of Mr.. Richard Mcleod.
Mr. and Mrs. Demng of Summit, N. j.
who have been visiting friends in Savan-
nah, left Monday for the North
Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Rauers have returned
from a trip to New York.
Miss Helen Buchanan left Monday for
her home in Philadelphia.
The Misses Huger returned Wednesday
from a visit to Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Walker
in Button
Mrs. Winbeim of Chicago, after spend
ing month with Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Egan, will return home next week
Mrs. w. G. Charlton left Tuesday for
Macon.
Mrs John D. Paige has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Dent
Miss Helen Hardee has gone North to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deming, at
Summit N. j.
Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise and little Miss
Nell Wise left Tuesday for Richmond,
Va, after a visit to Mrs. Thomas S.
Wayne.
Miss Jane Craven of Salem, N J., is
expected Wednesday to visit the Misses
| Rauers.
Miss Carrie Kayton, who will leave in
| a short while for a stay of some months
! in Europe, was given delightful sur
! prise Thursday evening by number of
| her friends The entertainment, a genu-
/ inc surprise to the hostess, took the form
| OF a german, which was danced in the
! hall IF u ~ m Q
| handsome home. Those present were;
Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenheim, Miss
! Bessie Liienthal, Miss Marie Ehrlich,
Miss Janette Herman, Miss Lille Traub,
Miss Doris Saal of Petersburg, Miss Low
ensten of Philadelphia, Miss Edith Rob
inson, Mr. Arthur Solomon, Mr.. Mord
Hyams, Mr.. Jerome Eckstein, Mr.. Carl
| Herman, Mr.. Sigmund Berg, Mr.. j. D.
Myers Mr. Fred Solomon, Mr. Herbert
| Kayton Mr.. Gus Kayton, Mr.. Witcover,
| Mr. Dreyer and Mr. and Mrs. l.. Kayton.
Mary II. A. Allen has an article in the
April number of the Critic It is difficult
for any one. except a writer of establish
ed reputation to get an article in this
! MAGAZINE Mrs Aliens Savannah friends
will be glad to know that her articles are
so highly appreciated
Quite a unique entertainment took place
Wedne sday evening at the Harmonic Club,
where the relatives of Miss Ophelia Mem
| hard of New York and Mr.. Louis Levy
of Birmingham. England, celebrated the
marriage of the two young people with a
progressive euchre party. The prize, a
pair of sugar tongs a Dresden vase and
a cut glass bell, were won by Mrs. II. L.
Smith. Mr.. Aaron Ferst and Mrs. f. A
Smith. During the entertainment a num-
Der of bright toasts were given. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand
Well Mr.. and Mrs Traub Mr. and Mrs
NJ 6 Herman Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. We'll
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
! Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst Mr. and Mrs
I .eon Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ. Frank
Mrs Joseph Hirsch. Mrs. S. A. Einsten
, Mrs Engle the Misses Frank, the Misses
Well, Mr.. Henry Meinhard and MIR. Hugo
Frank.
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert l. Mercer Jr.
Miss Lima Huger. Miss Emma Huger, Mr.
Palmer Arson and Mr. Randolph Axsor
formed a party al Bannon Lodge las
evening for a fish supper
Mrs Isaad Minis entertained Thursda,
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.,
! Philips of Washington, d. C. Among tn,
other guests were Mr. and Mrs Cooper
Myers. Mr. and Mrs. John Heard Hun
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Battey, Mr.. ant
Mrs Wright Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs Free
, Myers, Mrs Charles Henry and Mis-,
Maria Minis.
Miss Floride Banks has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Malone Warinl
in Charleston.
Mr. George Garmauy left Wednesday foi
New York, from where he VIII sail Pot
England to spend the summer
Mrs T.. w. Meldrim is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs H. G. white in Athens.
II Mrs. Ashley Burroughs has returned