The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-28

Mrs. B. D. Rosenbrook gave a 5 O'Clock
tea Friday afternoon to a few of har
friends, among whom were Mrs. J. D.
Helmken, Mrs. H. Suffer, Mr. c. H.
Brinkman, Mrs. C. H. Konemann. Mrs
7. Sanders, Mrs. ]. H Rosenbrook. Mrs
NJ. Stelljes, Mrs. Murlen, Mrs. H. Fehren-
kamp and Mrs. j. Wickhorst
Miss Veronica Higgins entertained de
hghtfully Friday evening. The guests
present were Miss Mary Golden Miss Mol
lie FULLY, Miss Leacy, Miss Eleanor ana
Bessie Leacy Miss Agnes and May Hig-
gins Mr.. Holloway, Mr. Pittcock Mr.
Walter McGrath and Mr.. John Freeman.
A very pleasant dance was given at
Labor Hall Wednesday evening, Jan q.
in honor of Miss Lizzie O. Brien of Beau
fort, S. c. Dancing was enjoyed until
the small hours of morning. and among
those present were: Misses Lizzie OB1ien.
Annie Farrell, Nellie Maher, Mamie Fl lr-
vey Monte Lehman, Mamie Duffy. Katie
Lane, Maria Larkin, Rosa Degnan. Addie
Wohonka, Katie McCabe, Sadie O'Keefe.
Katie Coyle, Natalie Clark, Lizzie Lodge.
Mrs. Kate DAILY, Mrs. Hugh Donohue ami
Messrs. E. ]. Wall, William DAILY John
Turner, Ed McCabe, John White Joe Sui
Ivan, James O'Driscoll, Romeo FITZGERALD
A. c. Price, Robert Foran, VI. G. Reed f.
s. Ryan, J. R. Cohen, Charles O'NeaI,
Willie Frain.
After the theater Wednesday evening,
a charming supper part at the De So o
was composed of Mr. and Mrs James
Paul Delahunty of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bodemer Mr.. and Mrs n.
F. Corish, Miss nellie Reynolds and Mr..
Braunsten.
Among the pleasant events of the week
was a dance given Thursday evening at
Yonges Hall by Misses Edna Derby and
Elise Honge. Mrs. e. S. Derby. Mrs. A.
c. Banks, Mrs. A. S. Yonge and Mrs
Cumbea chaperoned the young people
Those present We're Misses Edna Derby.
Elise Yonge. Ethel Broughton, Alberta
Derby, Bertha Arden, Nellie Bythewood
Ethel Collins, Mamie Payne, Laura Cox,
Jennie Wells. Susie Minis, Nellie Rob
erts. Daisy Derby, Eva Yonge, and Ma
mic McGeachy Messrs Dan Bythewold
Harry Rghton, John Arden, WHY Doy
Ballantyne Everett Henry Willard, Ar
thur Spann, VIII Doty, Willie Bordley
Angus Walden, Jack Boyle, Fred Nich-
OILS Willie Collins, and Joe Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paul Delahunty Of
Philadelphia, after a bridal tour through
Florida, spent few days this week at
the De Soto.
Mrs. A. I. Jeffords and Miss Leila JEFF
fords left on Thursday to visit relatives in
Wilmington N. c., Richmond and Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Gerst of Norfolk. Va, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Quicken
heimer.
Miss Adele Ehlers left Wednesday in
the Grand Duchess for a six months stay
in New York with friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Sigmund Zulawsl1y and
daughter were passengers in the city Of
Augusta for New York.
Mr. Walter F. Higgins celebrated his
coming of age Friday evening by a stag
dinner. at which a congenial party OF his
friends We're pleasantly entertained The
rooms were decorated deliberately with
palms, roses and hyacinths. The dining
table was also decorated, and in the CEN
ter was large birthday cake illuminated
with twenty-one tapers. The guests were
Mr. d. II. Millard, Mr.. Edward j. Brown,
Mr. Jack Perdue. Mr.. Augustus Murphey,
Mr. W. Barry, Mr.. Tailey Melts Mr.. J.
). Mcdowell, Mr.. G. d. Marmelstein, Mr..
Charles S. Sickel, Mr.. Clifford L. Heffer-
nan, Mr. Ed j. Gleason, Mr. jim Ivey,
Mr. Frank Purdy, Mr.. j. Carrick and Mr..
Arthur Spann.