The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-05

Gay party on his ninth birthday Tues
day evening. One of the features of the
evening was donkey party in which
MISS Elizabeth McPhelan won the first
prize, and Master Schley Westcott won
the consolation prize. The little folks were
entertained during the evening with a
cake walk by Master Leo and Miss Marie
Morrissey, and songs by Masters George
Barbour and Robert O'Connor. Among
those present were the Misses Mamie
JORDAN, Mary and Agnes Brown Nav
Robinson, Marie Morrissey, Clare and
Agnes Morrissey Rene Tuberdy. Lizzie
and Annie McPhelan, Stasia Lawler. Ma
ME Morrissey, Maggie McPhelan, Mar
guerite Morrissey, Verda Robinson, Ruby.
Bessie and Nellie Bev;ll, Regia O'Connor,
Masters John Dwyer, George Barbour
Robert Cordson. Schley and VIM. West
colt, Roy Bevill, Josie Logan, John Con-
| nelly, Isaac and Joseph Oppenheim, John
and James Robinson, VIM. McPhelan.
Willie and Leo Morrissey, VIM. Robinson.
and VIM. and Edward O'Connor.
Among the dancers at Tybee Thursday
evening were Misses Marie Puder, Nellie
Roberts, Ethel Broughton. Laura Cox,
Ethel Collins, Messrs. Eugene Puder,
Frank Kehoe, Willie Collins and John
| Conner.
J Miss Jessie L. Strickland of Savannah
is the guest of Miss Ina White in. Amer
icus
The many friends of Master Walter
Nathan of Brunswick gave him a sur
prise party last Thursday evening. Mas
ter Nathan proved himself a charming
little host. Dancing, singing and cake
walking amused the tots for awhile, after
| which they were served with ices. fruits
and candies, which they greatly enjoyed
Among those present were the Misses
Blanche Fischer, Celia, Carrie and Nat
| allie Victor, Dottie and Miriam Robider
| Fannie and Selma Hoffman, Rita Woods
Viva and Lillian Anglin, Carrie Alexan-
| der, Masters Walter Nathan, Noah Ma
than, Morton Deutsch, Barnie and Leo
nard Ungar, Joe Hoffman. Willie and
Herbert Gibbons, Jules and Sidney Vic
tor, Tom Anglin, and Tom Getsinger.
Mrs. o. T., Bourne, accompanied by
Mrs. Solomon Sheftall, Miss Sadie Sheftall
and Solomon Sheftall Jr., left for Ashe-
Vile Friday, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer.
| On Wednesday last a most delightful
| boat ride was given in honor of Miss
| Sophia Puckhaber of Charleston, S. c.,
and the Misses Gerkins of Augusta, Ga
| The steamer Santee was chartered for
the occasion and went as far as Whining
ton as surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho,
las Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Cell and
| MI. anu 0hTS. <Audtn htSSel- 1neTe were
| quite a large number gathered on the
pavilion of the island, where dancing was
| enjoyed until late in the evening"
| Miss Jennie Hadden and her visitor,
| Miss Fell, of Charleston, were among
| the dancers at Isle of Hope Friday even
| ing.
| Masters John and Michael Redmond of
! Americas are in the city on a visit to
| their aunt, Mrs. A. Bremen
Mrs. w. F. Reid will leave shortly for
| Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridge are spending
some time at the summer resorts of New
| York.
Miss Bessie DAILY will leave on Sunday
| for a short visit to friends in Charles
ton, s. c.
Miss Maggie Bubee will return to-mor-
row from a pleasant visit to her friend
| Miss Annie Lou Carr, of Augusta
Miss Frances Riedel is having a very
| pleasant summer among the mountains
of Northwest Georgia.
Mr.. Edward Richardson will return to
| Savannah in a few weeks.
! Mrs. c. Reilly and her daughter, Mrs.
Sara Cruiser, will leave shortly for the
mountains of North Carolina.
Miss NJ. Henley leaves next week for
| Asheville.
Miss Birdie Flood entertained Mr.. A. G.