The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-11

G. E. Harrison, Mr.. Beirne Gordon. Mr..
W. W Gordon, Jr, and Mr.. G. Arthur
Gordon.
The Merry Winners, a new card club,
held It's initial meeting Wednesday after
noon at The home OF the Misses Lilienthal
On Taylor street. The members and guests
were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained with euchre
at which the prizes We're won by Miss
Marie LiuDman, Miss Wolf and Mrs. Ju-
Ian Solomon. The club members are
Miss Blanch Mohr, Miss Marie Enrich,
Miss jeanette Herman, Mss Bessie Lien-
, thai, Miss Celia We'll, Miss Perla Abra-
hams Miss Marie Lippman, Miss Carrie
Lilienthal and Miss Florence Lilienthal.
The guests present ON this occasion in
cluded Mrs. Julian Solomon, Miss Living
ston Miss Wolf, Miss Leers Miss Seal,
Miss Lovenstein Miss Kraus, Miss How
| fyn, Miss Loebenberg and Miss Butsel.
The y. NJ H. A Purim ball, which will
be given at the Guards Armory March II,
is eagerly anticipated by numbers Of Sa-
vannahiars. Great interest will be taken
in the costumes a S four pr yes are off red;
| two for the most original characters, one
for the prettiest fancy costume, and one
for the best group. The committee in
charge is composed of Mr.. A. 2. Solo
mons, Mr. II. l.. kayton, Mr.. j. d.
Meyers Mr.. ]. Herman, Mr.. Hugo j
Frank, Mr.. A NJ. Brown, Mr. Alfred
Stern, Mr.. Samuel Selg, and Mr.. j. r.
Solomons
Miss Blanche Mohr complimented
number of visiting young ladies' with
pretty card party Friday afternoon at her
home on Gordon street. Miss Wolf of
Philadelphia and Miss Saal of Petersburg,
Va, won the prizes. The guests were Miss
Leers, Miss Lovenstein, Miss Livingston
Of Charleston, Miss Loebenberg of New
York. Miss Wolf, Miss Howhyn of Column
bus, Miss Kraus, Miss Saal, Miss Butsel
Miss Perla Abrams, Miss Bessie Ltlien-
thai, Miss Lille Selig Miss Mamie Selig,
Mrs. A. Mohr, Mrs Wortsman and Mrs.
Binswanger.
The Misses Helen and Margaret
EAis gave a delightful party yes
terday at the home of their par
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis,
on Taylor street. A very merry
afternoon was spent in playing games by
the little people. who were Alice Gordon,
Margaret Ferrill Eleanor Ferrin, Fltz-
hugh White, Elizabeth Aiken Katharine
Charlton, Ellen Johnson, George Hunter,
George Cope, Duncan Owens, Eliza
Sdhley, Willie Gordon, Ambrose Gordon.
Willie Mackall, Averil Crane, Gratz Ma
lone, Pauline Overton, Pauline Corson.
Charles Maclean Raymond Demere. Caro-
Ign Myers, George Mercer. Mercer Lane,
Davenport Bryan, Susie Winburn. Aston
Waring, Charles Malone, Julian Hart
ridge, Sarah Elliott, Kate Bell Sidney
Carlton, Dorothy Karow, Harold Hunter
Frank Hunter. Aimee Battey, Arthur
Stevens, James Sheldon, Emma Walthour
Leila Fulton, Josephine Stewart and Ger
trude West
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Dixon gave beau
tiful parry Friday evening to celebrate
the eleventh birthday of their neice Miss
Lille Dale Nichols. The home of NJ and
Mrs Dixon on Gwlnnett street was thrown
open to the young people, and with floral
decorations, bright lights and the pretty
costumes of the children, presented an
attractive scene. The walls af the parlors
were festooned with bamboo vine and the
nantelS decorated with vases of VfOlets
and hyacinths. The pretty hand-painted
score cards were in The shape of hearts.
| the game of the evening, and six prizes
were awarded. Miss Sarah Tilton won the
| first among the girls, a lovely pink
nubia and shawl, while the second. a doll
| pin CUSHION, was won by Miss Marguerite
| Stults. Miss Mamie Sullwell received the
| BOBBY prize, a brownie. Masters Miles
| Wilcox, Jesse Ives and William Seabrook
| won the other prizes which were a hand
some copy of one of Henty's books. a silver
pen ana Jack in the box Among the
children present were the Misses Sally
| Ellis, Isabelle Postell Nellie Schirrn.
| Eleanor Palmer Sarah Tilton, julie Scre-
ven, Josephine Stevens, May Battey
| Nichols, Sara Nichols, Helen Dixon Hat
| tie Saussy Helen Cults, Ernestine Cults.
| Mamie Stllwell, Elizabeth Krenson, Mar
| jorie Workman. Hattie Woodruff, Claudia
| Johnson Marguerite Suits, Annie John
| son, Elizabeth Drummond Belle Battey,
Alma Lindsay and Malcolm Bell, Carvile
| Carson. Connerat Aiken, Davenport Bry-
| an, William Seabrook, Elfred Papy. Joe
| Osborne, Albert Nicoll, Thomas Dennis.
| Hugh May, Harry Thompson, Jesse Ives.
| Frank Brooks. Millington Brooks, Miles
| Wilcox, Garrard Newman, Alec MacDon-
| ell, Spencer Connerat, Willy Cam and
| Warren Butler.
Masters IRWIN and Raiford Wood gave
lovely party Friday afternoon in cele-
| bration OF Master Railroads fifth birthday
| The little guests We're blindfolded
and had the usual exciting time
when they attempted to pin BAGS
| of peanuts to painted ele-
plants trunk. The prizes, paint box
and sketch book and a mechanical en-
CINE, were awarded to Miss Margaret Fer.
rill and to Frank Bisbee George Tedemar
| was given the consolation prize Miss
Wlthers, Miss Wilcox, Miss Phoebe Ell
lott and the Misses Augusta and RosaInt
| Wood assisted in amusing the children
Each girl received a pretty box of candy
and each boy a kite as souvenirs of Inc
| afternoons eniONmqnt rVhoea ,v,-;,,l