The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11

Thomas Mcmillan, Raymond Mcmillan,
Davenport Bryan, Warren Butler. Lar
combe Schley, Alec Mcdonald, Everett
Bishop Yulee Dancy, George Cornwall,
Fay Shelman, Claude Giradeau, Dawson
Haylow, Bradford Durham, Dana Stevens
Holly Thompson and Carl Duncan Suits.
Mrs Edel, Miss Edel and Miss Butzel
of Detroit were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Ferst. Roses and violets We're used in dec
Grating the drawing rooms where euchre
was played for several hours. Among the
guests were Mrs Baum of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Bins
wanger, Mrs. Rosenfeldt, Mrs. Engel Miss
Irene Frank, Miss Viola Frank, Miss Eft
tenheimer, Miss Miriam We'll, Mr.. Her
man Myers, Mr.. Hugo Frank, Mr.. Edwin
Frank and Mr. Harry Meinhard.
On Tuesday evening last Miss Irene Put
eel entertained delightfully."- in honor of her
guest, Miss Pauline Leers of Atlanta, Ga.
Euchre was played, the first prizes being
won by Mr. Morris Meyer and Miss Fan
ME Newberger, while the BOBBY prizes
were given to Mr.. Dave Wortsman and
Miss Beulah We'll. Those present were
Miss Francis Stern, Miss Edith Robinson,
Miss Leona Amram, Mss Viola Frank,
Miss Rita Roth, Miss Celia Well, Miss
Fannie Newberger, Miss Hortense Stern,
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Milton Hymes, Mr.. Frank Harris, Mr..
Dave Wortsman, Mr.. Leon Stern Mr..
Jack Herman, Mr.. Nose Smith, Mr.. Edwin
Putzel, Mr.. Louis Newberger, Mr.. Morris
Meyer, Mr.. Martin Kirschbaum, Mr. Max
Newberger and others.
The Rectors' Guild of st. Johns Church,
assisted by the Junior Brothers of Saint
Andrews, entertained the choir boys very
delightfully."- Thursday evening. Several in
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snow ball. donkey, and musical games,
amused the young people, and the prizes
were won by E. C. Fitzgerald, Clinton
Gam, John Barnett, Charles LaMotte and
Elvin LaMotte. The refreshments were
served by a number of young ladies',
among them Miss Irene Withers Miss
Floride Banks, Miss Alice Remshart, Miss
Mary Haines, Miss Anulette Stubs.
Miss Bessie Hayward, Miss Ellie Guerard
and Miss Robertson.
Miss Albert Hull left Friday evening for
her home in New Orleans, after a visit
TO the Misses RaueTs.
Mrs Beirne Gordon returned early in the
week from short stay in Baltimore. Mrs
Gordon was accompanied by her niece
Miss Hope Healy.
Miss Eleanor Freeman, whose home
is in Culpepper county, Virginia, will ar
rive to-day to visit Miss Mamie Nisbet
on Forsyth Park.
Miss Frieda Rauers returned early in
the week from Baltimore, where she has
been spending several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Maher, whose
marriage took place in Philadelphia on
the Goth of January, has been during the
week guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Maher. They are now in Florida, but will
return during the week for a few days
before returning to their home in Phia-
delphia.
Miss Constance Nathan of New York Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard
Hunter.
Miss Belle Harrison arrived Wednesday
from Norfolk, and is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert C. Harrison on Liberty
street.
Miss Madeline Weed of Connecticut ana
Miss Lisa Weed of Jacksonville are the
guests of their cousin, Miss Josephine
Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Dent returned
Thursday to Hofwyl Glynn county.
The Misses Hull are at home to their
friends Friday afternoons at their home
on Duffy street, east.
Mrs. William Robinson of Long Island
arrived Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Mercer.
Mrs Seward and her brother. Mr.. w
+. Baldwin left Wednesday for a trip
through Florida
Mrs Robert S. Cope of New York is
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. G. B. Dasher.