The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-14
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party FRIDAY evening, at Whlch her guests
We're Miss Leonora Gabbett Miss Sarah
Hodgson, Miss Flora Dancy, the Misses
Huger, Miss Harriet Elliott, Miss Lock-
mart, Mr. w G.. Harrison, Mr. Rogers
Woods, Mr.. Telfair Hodgson Mr.. Stew
art Hincks, Mr.. Savage Lyman and Mr.
George Haywood
Tuesday in Grace Church. Charleston,
a very pretty wedding took place and one
in which many Savannahians took part.
the bride being Miss Daisy Hayward of
Charleston and the groom, Mr. Walter
Henderson of Macon. Miss Daisy Hey-
ward is a sister of Mrs. Carlton Cham
pion and has visited Savannah. Her
bridesmaids were Miss Pauline Hayward,
the Misses Henderson Miss Frost, Miss
Whaley and Miss Brawley. The grooms-
men, who We're all of this city, were
Messrs. Robert G.. Fleming, Rittenhouse
Moore, Robert Butler, Jr., Clarence An
derson, Jr., Al bearing and John Stod-
dard. Miss Pauline Hayward was her
sisters maid of honor and Mr.. Frank
bearing acted as best man.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Monday evening at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. Weichselbaum in honor of their
guest Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hohenstein.
An impromptu game of euchre furnished
amusement for the evening and the prizes,
a cut glass vnaigrette and a cigarette
case, were won by Mr. Max Robinson and
Mr. Lee Roy Lovenstein. Others who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs. Washing
ton Falk, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wolfe, Mr..
and Mrs. /. NJ. Fak. Mr.. and Mrs. APP
pei Mrs ]. Lovenstein, Mr. David B.
Falk. Miss Maud Hendricks, Miss Lily
Falk and Mr. E. II. Abrahams.
Mr. Dixie Hines entertained at a fish
supper in honor of his friend. Capt w.
Conner Towen, assistant district attorney
of New York, and the leading counsel in
the now famous Molineux case, last Sat
urday evening at Bannon Lodge, Thunder
bolt. Others of the party were Mrs W. c.
Towen, Mrs. Cutter Miss Florence Towen,
Miss Ray Cutter and Misses Carey and
Sassene of New York.
Mr. Raiford Falligant celebrated his
twenty-first birthday with beautiful din
ner party Thursday evening. The table
| decorations were very elaborate and pref
ty. From the chandelier broad pink satin
ribbons were suspended to the four cor
ners of the table, where they were tied IN
graceful bows. In the center of the table
were the antlers of a stag, surrounded by
ferns aud flowers. The Misses Fall
Iigant, Miss Louise Waldhauer, and
| Miss Grace Fields waited on the
| guests, in japanese costumes. Those who
were present were Dr. Louis Falligant,
Mr.. Walter Johnson, Mr.. A. Pratt Adams,
! Mr.. Bostwick, Mr.. r. w. Wilmington, Dr..
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Herman Shuptrine, Mr.. R. H. Webb, AMI
| Mr.. Raiford Falligant.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Woods will en-
| terrain with cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. d. Twiggs of Augusta is the
| guest OF Mrs. Orlando Cohen.
Miss Susie Jaudon has returned from a
visit 20 friend in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Joseph Hirsch of Atlanta, who has
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Well
has returned home.
Mrs. ]. Alexander of Brooklyn is the
| guest Of Mrs. Boley on Jones street west
The Chancel Society of st. Johns Church
| will give a tea Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. George Tiedeman on
| Huntington street, east.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Won Ebersten en-
tertained most congenial party of friends
| at their hospitabe home at 1O5 West Cor
don street Wednesday evening Those
Jacksonville Fla. Mr.. and Ms
billiard of Palatka, Fla; MI
and Mrs w. II. Holmes of
Chattanooga, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dan
iel. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crane, Mr.. and
| Mrs Fred Donnelly, Mir. and Mrs. James
S. Estll. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Donneliy'
/ Mrs. John Lang, Miss Josie Lang, Miss
Annie Hilliard. Mr.. H. f. Holmes, Mr. +.
A. Hancock and Master Albert Won Eber-
stein.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dierks entertained
very pleasantly during the past week, and
a delightful musical evening was spent by
the guests Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL. Helmken, Mrs. NJ
Merthens Miss Beppler of Iowa, Miss
George Wiegand, Miss Matte Wiegand,
Miss Ethel HeImken, Miss Adele Ehlers,
Prof John Wiegand, Mr.. Frank E. Keil-
bach, Mr.. Edward and Mr.. F Krieger.
Miss Amelia Doerhinger, who is visiting
her sister. Mrs w. II. Leopold, on Valid
burg street. will leave for her home at
Brunswick Tuesday accompanied by Mrs.
Leopold.
Miss MoIlie Tully entertained delight
| fully with cards Thursday evening. Those
present were Miss May Jones' Miss Kate
| Hogan, Miss Kate McGillicuddy, Miss
| Meta Brown Miss Margaret Leacy Miss
Elizabeth Hodges, Misses Eleanor and
Bessie I>eacy. Mr. John Freeman, Mr..
Frank Jones Mr.. Dan Tully Mr.. Frank
Law Mr.. John Murphy and M. Walter
| McGrath.
Little Miss Teresa Hubner celebrated her
| fourth birthday yesterday afternoon with
! a pretty chld's party 1t her home. 1886
whitaker street. The children played
games and enjoyed refreshments, and had
a very jolly time.
Miss Kathleen Swinford celebrated her
ninth birthday Saturday afternoon from
to D. m. at 400 East Liberty street Those
present were: Miss oliver Johnson, Miss
| Beatrice Johnson, Mr.. Dan Johnson, Miss
Coma johnson, Miss Annie Santchare,
Miss Florence Middleton, Miss Jessie
| Santclare, Miss Chare Morrison. Miss Az
| gle Morrison, Miss Annie Higgins MISS
! Marie Higgins, Miss Fife O'Renbles, Misses
| Josie and Marie Mack, Miss Nonnah Lubs,
MIR. Arthur Lubs, Messrs John and VIII
Kehoe Mr.. john Dillon. Mr.. Jake Haley,
| Mr.. Jasper Lowe.
| Miss Blanche Moorer, who has been Wis
| iting Mrs. O'Donoghue and Mrs. Boggs
on Hull street, has returned to her home
IN St Georges, 5. c., much to the regret
of her friends here.
DR.. John A. Mayer is visiting Mrs.
| O'Donoghue at IS Hull street, west.
Miss Alabama Brown of Montgomery,
Ala, Is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. G.
j. Scovel. at 1876 East Liberty street.
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