The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-27

| and each guest attempted bnndfold-
| ed to crown her Queen of May Those
most successful were Miss Florence New
| ton and Master Eugene Jette, who receiv-
I ed white and gold fan and a Henty
| book. The BOBBY prizes bisque doll and
a baseball, were awarded to Miss Hattie
| Kossignol and Master John Gleason,
While every girl received as souvenir a
| pretty Dresden teapot, and every boy. a
brownie. Those present were the Misses
! Josephine Jette, Viola Krouskoff Bessie
Hull Alma Rowland, Dolly Rourke, Hell
! en- Blum, Helen Kehoe, Marguerite Lyons
| Mabel Baker Marguerite Haylow, Hattie
Rossignol, Florence Newton, Annie Ruth
ingram and Masters Eugene Jette Joe
| Hull Willie Rowland, Walter Blum, Jim
| Cafolan, Dan Kehoe, Joe Lyons Frank
Gleason, John Gleason, Dawson Haylow
George Butler, Hugh May, Fritz Bell, Ma
rion Bouehard and John Dryer.
Master David Falk was given a verita-
bic surprise party Thursday in honor Of
his birthday Some very happy hours
were spent by the guests with games and
dancing. Among those present, were Miss
| Sarah Solomons, Miss Erma Solomons.
Miss Katherine Lovenstein, Miss Nellie
| Gottlieb. Miss Adeine Falk, Miss Anita
Lazaron, Miss Nellie Abrahams Miss
Fannie Abrahams, Miss Cecilia Solomons,
Miss Nell Wolf, Miss Henrietta Fall,
Miss Ziporal Falk, Miss Hannah Falk,
Miss Ethel Apple, Miss Eta Solomons,
Miss Rosa Karger, Miss Bertha Lazaron,
and Masters Read Abrahams, Maurice
Lazaron, Jack Apple. Isaiah Solomons.
Joe Solomons. and Jack Faik
Little Miss Susie winburn celebrated
| her seventh birthday with a jolly picnic
to Tybee yesterday. Among her guests
were the Misses Edna and Vera Colding,
| Margie Vandeveer, Rita Oliveros. Mary
| Cooper, Helen Ellis, Margaret Ellis, Eliz-
| abeth Black, Mary Howard, and Masters
| Raymond Morton Cecil Strobhar. Wal
lace Howard, Charles Vandeviere Haydn
| Vandeviere, William Winburn, Randall
| Winburn, and others.
Among the pleasant pIcnics of the week
was one given Monday in honor of Mrs,
ID. B. Falk. The party spent the day at
| Tybee, making its headquarters al the
cottage of Mr.. ]. M. Solomons Those
| present were Mrs. D. B. Falk, Mrs.
A. A Solomons, Mrs. N. I. Gottlieb, Mrs.
Loyenstein, Miss Pearla Abrahams, Miss
Nellie Abrahams, Miss Maud Hendricks,
and Miss Lily Falk.
Little Miss Resale Robinson celebrated
| her fifth birthday with a charming party
| Wednesday afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Maurice E. Rob
| inson. The parlors were bright with ferns
| and flowers, and refreshments were served
| places of the guests were marked by cakes
| bearing their names, and also photographs
| OF the little hostess Among those who
We're present We're Mary Armand. Mamie
| Graybill,' Willard Browne, Joe Rice, Jr.,
| Lucille Carr, Katie Lou Galaher, Louis
Robinson, Julian Robinson, Gladys Regis
! ter, Flora Whitman, Louise Grayblll Fan
| ME Robinson, May Rossignol, Arthur Rich
| ter, Archie Johnson, Melva Register, Julia
Register, Gus Pigman, Elliott Yonge, Mag
| gle White, Maud Guptel Palmer Browne,
Lesser DeWald and James Elliott NARROW.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Nj Schroeder enter
| tanned Friday evening with a pretty din
| ner party, a which the decorations were
La France roses and maidenhair ferns.
| Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Paulsen,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cell Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Seller, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Seller, Mr. and
Mrs. Faber Courtenay. Miss Courtenay,
| Mrs. Savarese, Mrs. Mastick, Mr. Grover
| Paulsen and Mr.. John Schroeder
Miss Ada Broome of Jacksonville, Fla.
| who has been visiting Miss Mamie Har-
| dee, left Friday on the Grand Duchess for