The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06

guest of Miss Edith Robinson for the
past month, left yesterday for her home
| IN Charleston, to the regret of MANY
! friends made during her stay here.
The Misses Stern have returned from 4
visit to friends in Sumter, S. c.
Mrs. Price and Miss Willie Barkaloo.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
b. Stillwell returned yesterday to their
hcme in Brunswick
Miss Phelan of Montgomery, Ala, IS
the guest of Miss Leila Exley.
Mrs. M. V. Kulman and Miss Mena
Kulman, who have been abroad for some
time, have returned home. They will be
| pleased to see. their friends at the resi-
dence of Mr.. f. K. Kulman, 21S West
Waldburg street.
Miss Margaret Crawford of Scarboro is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Corish.
Miss Annie Lou Russell and Miss Edith
Timer left Wednesday for the Lucy Cobb
Institute in Athens after spending Christ
mas at home.
Miss Margaret Roche of Waterbury,
Conn, is visiting Mrs. w. c. Groves on
Liberty street.
Miss Ina Mcleod entertained a few
friends very pleasantly Friday evening.
Mr.. William Weichselbaum has return
ed to Baltimore to resume his studies at
the Johns Hopkins.
Mrs. Bertha Williams of Richmond,
Va, is visiting her sons at 600 Barnard
street
Miss Nell Wolff has returned from visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Falk in Charleston.
Miss Pima Levy of Augusta is the guest
Of Miss Gertrude Cohen.
Mrs. Aaron Ferst will entertain the
Pleasure Club this week.
Miss Epstein has returned from
Charleston where she has been visiting
friends.
The Twentieth Century German Club
inaugurated its entertainments with
lovely cotillion Wednesday evening at the
Catholic Library Hall. The decorations
were of evergreens and palms and were
effectively arranged. Among the dancers
were two debutantes, Miss Lille Gala
CHER and Miss Julia Boyle. The former
was charming in pale green organdie'
while Miss Boyle wore an exquisite gown
OF white chiffon and point d'esprit. Mr..
and Mrs. William Kehoe acted as chap
erones, and the german was led by MI.
and Mrs. John Black Others present
were Miss Burdette. Miss Bessie Gala
Cher, Miss Emily Comm, Miss May Palm
er, Miss Kate Lyons, Miss Annie Kehoe,
MISS Ahdhllt l%yuNtlt llS5 eodlllG DAp~Af
Miss Agnes Rourke, Mr.. Jack Murphy,
Mr.. John Mclaughlin, Mr.. Edward
Smith, Mr.. Joseph Heffernan, Mr.. victor
pesbouillons, Mr.. John Butler Mr.. Jo-
seph MeGovern, Mr. Henry Turner, MI
John Rourke, Jr., Mr.. George Turner, MI
John Bell and Mr. Herbert Freeman.
a delightful Salmagundi party was CIV
en- on Monday evening by Capt. and Mrs.
Charles S. Ellis in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Salie Shepherd Ellis. Inc
rooms were tastefully ornamented WIN
roses and ferns. The diniug-room was IN
green and white, the refreshments, as Wen
as the decorations being of these colois'
During the evening various games were
played of which the fortunates were MISS
Sallie Carmichael, to whom lovely gauz,e
fan was presented, and Miss Anna Ben
to whom was given a silver thimble. lHe
first boys prize, a silver knife. was
awarded to Master George Maclean' anu
the second, a pair of silver sleeve INN
cuff buttons, 20 Master Raymond NJ
MILAN. After supper the guests adjourhet
to the library to receive souvenirs IRON,
a Christmas tree. wni,h stood there, anu
which reminded each and all that SahIe
Claus had not limited the giving OF ~
gifts 20 Christmas eve oniy. bu- that "'-
generosity is neyer-ending. Those pre-
ent were Misses Carrie Bucknor. Heie'
Dixon, ella Glare CUTS Belle Batlvy
Ernestine Cuts. Anna Bell. Mamie Doy''
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