The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22


! Anderson Miss Lima Huger, and Miss
/ Emma Huger.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rauers gave dinner par
~ Tuesday evening at which their guests
were Mr., and Mrs Thomas J. Craven
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sinnickson of
4lem, N. J., MIR. and Mrs. James n. Bell
of Minneapolis, Mimi; Miss Craven, Miss
| Mary Craven. Miss Jane Craven, and Miss
Alice Sinnickson of Salem. Miss Maud
Howell of Baltimore, Md. and Mrs. James
f. Bell.
Miss Webster of New York gave a beau
tiful dinner party at the De Soto Wednes-
| day evening. The breakfast room of the
| hotel was used for the entertainment, and
was made very attractive with groups of
palms, ferns and towering plants. The
| table was charmiDgly decorated with cut
glass bowls of different colored roses, and
was lighted by pink tulp-shaped fairy
lamps which were afterward given the
guests as souvenirs of the occasion. Cow
ers were laid for fourteen, and the places
marked by Gibson cards done in pen and
ink. The ices were served in little pink
and blue inverted parasols, and i'm each
detail the entertainment was prettily car
ried out There was music during the
evening and Miss Webster entertained her
guests charmingly. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lee
Phillips, of Washington, d. c.. Capt. and
Comegys, Mrs. w A. Bisbee Miss Hage
men and Mr.. w. w. Hagemen of New
York, Lieut.. Phistarer, and Mr. Fred
Myers, Jr. i54slE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst celebrated
their crystal wedding, the fifteenth an
niversary of their marriage, with one of
the handsomest receptions of the season,
given in the parlors of the Harmonic
Club Fifty guests were present, and one
or A oil In a tho he zfnEa
delightful in every respect. The rooms
were adorned with ported plants pink
flowers and pink shaded lights. The ban
quet, which was held in the ball room of
the club, was elaborate and the table,
in the shape of the letter F, was
beautifully decorated with pink and green
The center pieces were of Renaissance
lace over pink, and candeabra, while pink
shades held numbers of pink candles
Throughout the evening there was music
and game of euchre also amused the
guests. Mrs. S. "A. Einstein and
Mr.. Moses Herman won the first prizes,
a vase of Royal Bonn ware, and hand
some silver clothes brush, while the con-
ISOLATION, a silver mounted pumice stone
was won by Mr.. j. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Ferst were given numbers of beautiful
presents, chiefly of cut glass, but there
were also many gifts of silver, and an en-
tire set Of beautiful French china. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel We'll,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Smith, Miss Mamie Smith,
Mr. j. A Smith Mr.. and Mrs. H. Traub,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Herman, Miss Lily
Traub, Mr. Herbert Traub Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Meinhard, Mr.. H. Meinhard, Mr.,
and Mrs. Leon FeTst Mr. and Mrs. l. M
Frank Miss Viola Traub, Miss Irene
Traub, Mr.. H. Traub. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
We'll MIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand We'll, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Well, Mrs. S. A. Elm
stein Mrs F. Engel Mrs J. Baum, Miss
Mamie Engel, Mr.. and Mrs. H. We'll, Miss
Miriam We'll. Miss Celia Well. Miss Beu-
lah Wen, Miss Hannah Ferst, Mr.. Adolph
LETTER, Mr.. N. Gillespie, MIR. Sigfried
Fantl, Mr.. 1. Mas, and Mr.. Hecht.
The Ola Podrda Club was delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Julian B. johnson at her home on Liberty
street. The decorations, which suggested
Faster and springtme, were all of green
and white. Easter lilies were the flowers
used and palms and ferns were grouped
about the rooms. Each guest was given
instead of a score card, a little bunny"
and the games were marked by tiny Eas-
ter eggs. Mrs. Charles Dixon won the
first, and Mrs. st. j. B. Graham the sec
ond prize. which were a silver bonbon
dish and a silver and cut glass salve box.
The consolation prize, a silver-mounted
blotter, was awarded to Miss Withers. The
guests present were Mrs. o. e. Johnson
| of Charleston, Mrs. j. F. c. Myers, Mrs.
j. B. Chestnut, Mrs James S. Wood Mrs.
Alec MacDonnell, Mrs. Charles Dixon,
Mrs. r. H. Cornwell, Mrs Clarence s.
Connerat, Mrs. John S. Howkins, Mrs.
| Henry c. Thompson, Mrs. NJ. M. Hopkins
Mrs. Walter Hartridge, Mrs. w. T. Will
Jams, Mrs Charles c. Bell, Mrs. Horace
Crane, Mrs. James l.. Earle, Jr. Mrs ST.
j. B. Graham, Mrs. w. D. Krenson, Mrs.
M Aen n AIre
William G. Cam, Mrs. ]. A. G.. Carson,
Mrs Davis Freeman, Mrs. Remshart, Mrs.
| f. O.. Johnston Miss Emily Shotter, Miss
Mary 10 Pritchard Miss Green Miss Par
rish Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Nina Pape
| and Miss Irene Withers.
Mrs. Robert H. Cornwell gave on Fri
| day afternoon a card party, over which
her guests have been enthusiastic, and at
| which the decorations were unusually
| lovely. AS "A background for the palms
| and flowers Southern smilax was used in
great profusion, almost covering the walls
| with its graceful sprays. The hall was
| prettily decorated with La France roses.
| and asparagus fern and over all a soft
| glow of color was thrown from pink lamps
| and gas shades An arch of palms led
| to the parlors, which were sweet with
! the perfume of DeVonensis roses. Thes,
| fulled cut glass bowls and vases, and from
| the banks of mn!den-hair ferns on the
! mantels rose graceful clusters of Easter
| lilies Lamps with opal-tnted shades
| lighted the rooms The score cards. which
were painted in the shape of apple bios
! SONS, carried out the thought of spring
| and the prizes were two lovely water
| color pictures and a pretty gauze fan.
| Mrs. Henry Blum, Jr, won the latter.
while the first prize and that given for
! the highest score of lone hands were won
! by Mrs. J. a. G. Carson and Mrs. John S.
! Howkins. Mrs Cornwells guests were
! Mrs. William d. Dearins. Mrs. j. Muir
| Lang Mrs. a. y. HUI Mrs. Il. H. Hin
! ton, Mrs. Charles II. Dixon, Mrs Brad
| ford Durham, Mrs. Harry George Thomp-
son, Mrs. George Cam. Mrs J. A. G.
| Carson. Mrs. NJ. NJ Hopkins Mrs Davis
| Freeman, Mrs L. G. Banks. Mrs. William
| O.. Cam, Mrs, Horace Crane. Mrs W. T.
! Guerard, Mrs. J. y. Chestnut Mrs Julian
| Johnson. Mrs. James l.. Earle, Jr Mrs
! Charles Strong, Mrs. John s Howkins.
| Mrs. Clarence Connerat. Mrs. r.. G.. Black
! Mrs. 81 Joseph Graham. Mrs. u. Y.
! Dancy Mrs W -. Krenson Mrs. Otis
Ashmore, Mrs. Charles O.. Bell. Mrs. Har-
~ Blum Jr, Mus. Daniel Hops Mrs.