The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06

Walter Lilienthai Joe Dreyer. Sigmund
Berg, Armand Chapeau, Harry Richard
son, II. ~Woodson, Joseph Myers, N. Cole
man, a. W. Solomon, G. Dwelle and Raj
ford Falligant
OF the many handsome entertainments
for which the Harmonic club has been
noted the ball given at the Guards Arm
DRY on the last evening of 1900 viii longest
be remembered. 1t was one of the most
delightful affairs of the winter season,
and ushered in the new century with be-
coming brililancy.
Dancing was kept up until o'clock in
the morning and at midnight an elaborate
supper was served downstairs. A number
of beautiful toiiettes graced the occasion
ana among the most noticeable was that
OF Mrs. Joseph Wolf, which was of cream
renaissance lace over white satin.
Miss Rosenheim also wore a lovely
lace gown made in Princesse fashion.
while one Of the most admired costumes
in the ball room was a pink chiffon, with
applique of satin ribbon, worn by Miss
Viola Eckstein. Miss Bessie Lilienthal
wore pink peau de sole with guipure in
sertions. and Miss Harriet Lovenstein of
Philadelphia, white embroidered chiffon,
Miss F'rieda Traub white point esprit
over pink silk with trimmings of panne
velvet and lace; Miss Lilly Traub, white
point d'esprit and white satin ribbons
Miss Edith Robinson wore dainty ribbon
gown of cream color, with net ruffles, and
Miss Helen Levy of Charleston, white
crepe de chine with embroidery of Roman
gold. Miss Hortense Stern, Miss Ada
Ehrlich, and Miss Janette Herman, all
wore beautiful costumes of white net
deliberately made. Among those who were
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Rosen-
helm, MIR. and Mrs Joseph Ferst, MIR. and
Mrs. Aaron Ferst Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Herman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gazan, Mr..
and Mrs. Binswanger, Mrs. Sydney Ros-
enheim of Richmond Va, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Enrich. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kulman,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Enrich, Miss Harriet
Lovenstein of Philadelphia, Miss Levy OF
Augusta, Miss Helen Levy of Charleston
| S. c. Miss Nussbaum, Miss Edith Rob
inson, Miss Hortense Stern, Miss Ada
ENRICH Miss Bessie Lilienthal Miss Ma -
mie Smith. Miss Bessie Krauss, Miss Ro-
senheim, Mr.. Adolf LETTER Mr. Edwin
| Frank Mr.. Carl Herman, Mr.. Hugo
Frank, Mr.. Lee Roy Lovenstein, Mr.
Gustave Mohr Mr.. Sligo Mohr, Mr.. Julian
Hexter Mr.. Gillespie, Mr.. Sigmund Berg.
Mr.. Percy Myers, Mr.. Vivian Myers, Mr..
Sondheimer, Slgmund Berg, Mr.. A. Fault
and Mr.. Leo Frank.
The cotillion Thursday evening has been
pronounced the most delightful of the
season, despite the weather, and despite
the fact that so many other charming en-
tertainments have been crowded into the
first week of the new century, There
seemed a sort of holiday spirit in the air.
well typided by The beautiful decoration
Of the armory, and Mrs. w. Gordon Har-
| rison lead-a successful series of pretty fig
ures. Moreover there were present num-
| Der of out-of-town guests, and pretty
gowns were conspicuous on all sides. Mrs
Louis Haskell and Mrs. Rauers were the
! ohaperones present, while among the many
dancers were Miss Margaret Plant of Ma
con, Ga, Miss Elise Haskell and Miss Har-
riet Milledge of Atlanta, Miss Lockhart
and Miss Dunbar of Augusta, Miss Eliza
beth Parker and Miss WlliamS OF
Charleston, S. c., Miss Carter of Fort
! Jackson Va, Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge
of New York, Mrs, David S. Craven OF
Salem, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Malone
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. LeHardy. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Sullivan Bond
Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Rosa Sullivan
Miss Ethel Chisholm, Miss Virginia Lord
Nisbet, Miss Lima Huger, Miss Rightor
Habersham Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss
Marion Hammond, Miss Elizabeth Has
kell, Miss Sally Haskell Miss Clifford
+ Munnerlyn, Miss Flora DANDY, Miss Sci
die King, Miss Jeanne Haines Miss Eliz-
abeth Butler, Miss Gabbett, Miss Ed
monston, Miss Corinne Maekall
Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Freda
Rauers. Miss Josephine Egan, Miss
Helen Egan, Miss Edith Warfield, Miss
Denim, and Messrs. II. NJ. Stoddard, Ed.
ward Demere, Raymond Butler, G. Noble
Jones. Fred Myers. Jr., bearing Harden
Coulter Carmichael, Clarence Connerat
Jr., E. l.. c, Habersham, Rittenhoust
Moore, d. c. Barrow. Lewis Haskell Ed
| ward Haskell Leopold Alexander, Clar
ence G. Anderson, Or, J, d. Taylor Rich
ard Charlton Charles Edmonston. Horace
Hunter. Harry Daniel, T. Lloyd Owens
Lawrence Lee, Edward Maclean, Hugh
| Haines, w. +. Simpson, North Chisholm
Hugh Harris, Mr. Tyrel Morgan, and Mr.
Lowndes Walthour.
The reception and dance given by the
numbers of the Tomocnichi Club FRIDAY
evening proved one of the charming oc.
casions of the week. The parlors and
reading rooms of the club were attrac-
lively arranged for the entertainment.an and
the doors leading into the Guards Hal
| were thrown open, Dancing was enjoyed
! throughout the evening hours and the
music was especially good. Refreshments
! were served, and delightful evening was
spent by the guests and members. 1he
cnaperOneS were MIS- IhomaS =. Wylly,
Jr., Mrs. Julian Il. Johnson, and Mrs
Simeon Theus. Among those who were
| present We're Capt ana 5irs. Henry Blum
| Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Butner Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Bell. Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mrs.
Marcus S. Baker, Mrs. Clarence S. Con-
nerat, Mrs. Van b. Avery Mrs Henry
Wilson Hodge of New York Miss Elise
Haskell of Atlanta. Miss Dunbar and Miss
Lockhart of Augusta, Miss Daniel OF
| Millen, Miss Parker and Miss Williams
of Charleston. Miss Miledge, Miss Nins
Crane, Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell. Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Leo
nora Gabbett Miss RShton Habersham
Miss Jeanne Haines, Miss Clifford Mum
nerlyn. Miss Maud Smith, Miss Flora
Dancy, Miss Annie Maclean Miss Myra
Wilcox, Miss Irene Shivers. and Col
Thomas S. Wylly, Mr.. II. Ward Motto
Mr.. Julian Il. Johnson, Mr.. David c.
Barrow, Mr.. Clarence G.. Anderson, Jr.
Mr.. Clarence Connerot, Jr., Mr. John d.
Carswell, Mr. James II. Butner, Mr..
Barron Garter, Mr.. Robert Fleming, Mr..
Edwin G. Ryals, Mr.. Horace Crane, Mr..
Horace Hunter, Mr.. Albon d. Johnston
Mr.. Thomas Palmer, Mr.. Neele, Mr. John
Morris, Mi. Oliver, Mr.. Houston, Mr..
Sydney Stubbs. Mr. Churchill Mehard
MIR. Emmett Moncrief, Mr.. Wilcox and
Mr.. william Haskell.
Mr.. w. Gordon Harrison and Mr.. Coul-
ter Carmichael entertained jolN
party Monday evening. who saw the old
year out and the New Year In. The home
Of Mr. Harrison on Liberty street, west
had Baan ApcpFu f41 f1r fat optatst "A In t,,,,