The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26

Irma Solomons. Edna Byck, Eta Solo
mons, Cariyn Byck, Ruth SOlomons, Pau
line Gardner, Fannie Kahnweiler Lillian
Kahnweiler, Selma Sternshien, Dena
Smith, Annie Levy, Rena Adler, Eva
Levy, Lena Byck, Lena Collat. Mary
Hirsch, Catherine Lovenstein, and Mas
ters Carl Minis, Herbert Traub, Maurice
Lazaron, Frank Karger, Harry Karger,
Joe Falk, Sylvan We'll, Joe Byck, Wal
ter Falk, Frank Smith, Melvin Adler and
Sam Adler. The evening entertainment,
when grown people were present, was
pleasantly arranged with music, recita-
tons and dancing. Miss Bertha Amram
and Miss Hortense Stern gave several de-
lightful piano solos, and Miss Sadie Stern
berg, Miss Birdie Muhlberg and Miss Stella
Cohen recited. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Binswanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lppman, Mr. and Mrs. David Fax
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Lazaron, Rev. and
Mrs. l.. P. Mendes, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ
Falk, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Herman, Mr. and
Mrs. w FAX Mr. and Mrs Max Wolff
Mr. and Mrs S. Herman, Mr. and Mrs
A. p. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. j. Pinkussohn
Mr. and Mrs. w. Falk, Mrs. Fred Myers
Mrs. Byck, Mrs. Sternberg, Miss Horteuse
stern, Miss Dora Muhlberg, Miss Rita
Falk, Miss Bessie Lilienthal Miss Edna
Lilienthal, Miss Jeanette Herman, Miss
Stern, Miss Sternberg. Miss Eunice Lipp-
man. Miss Gladys Lippman, Miss Norma
Eckstein, Miss Melarky, Miss Birdie Elm
stein, ana Messrs. Carl Herman,
Arthur Solomons, Jake Smith, Mord n.y.
ans, Julian Hexter, jerome Eckstein, H.
W. Witcover, Carl Herman. and Joe Mey-
ers
One of the leading events of the past
week was the first soiree of the Bebe
Dancing Glass, which took place Wednes-
day evening at the Catholic Library Hall.
A large audience filed the room and it
was with great interest that the many
friends of Miss Marguerite Suits, wit
messed the successful programme. The
youthful teacher managed the class of
forty little children with the utmost ease,
and during the three months training CIV
en- them, was accomplished wonderful re-
suits Miss Lucille Fitch in her sailors
hornppe and picaninny dance, received
great applause, while little Mildred Juger
in her novelty dance scored one of the hits
of the evening. Taking part in the other
dances were the Misses Fay Powell, Ag
mes Simmons, Eleanor Ferrill Gertrude
Grantham, Margaret Ferril, Josephine
Burnham, Inez Farmer, Isabel Jones,
Julian Johnson, Mary Schley, Gertrude
Burnham, James Sheldon, Emma Wal
thour, Annie Jones, Elizabeth Fitch, Cecil
Strobar, Frank Arden, Lawrence Semon,
Clara BarnweLL Margaret Juny, Everett
Bishop, Garnet Starr and Bessie Vince
liss, Caro- Palmer, Allan Mcdonald, Gar
nett Starr, Fay Dowell, Don Prosser, Oh
lie Cumming, James Hardee, Margaret
Juny, Frank Arden, Carl Suits, Annie
johnson, Verena Burnham and Irma Aspln-
wall. The grand march was gracefully led
by Miss Emma Walthour. The programme
closed with beautiful fancy dance given
by Miss Marguerite Suits, and later in
the evening there was general dancing.
Among those who was present were Mr..
and Mrs Henry Walthour, Miss Nera
Starr, Miss Tina Roberts, Miss Cora John
son, Miss Gerevieve Heffernan, Miss
Sadie Watson, Miss Alma Lindsay, Miss
Daisy Burroughs, Miss Louise Pearce,
Miss May Harris, Miss Regina Ferst,
Miss Lucy Dancy, Miss Edna Colding,
Miss Vera Colding, Miss Marie Lppman,
Miss Hannah Enstein, Miss Edith
Robson, Miss Irene Putzel, Miss
Viola Frank, Miss Irene Stern,
the Misses Oppenheimers Miss
Viva Sullivan, the Misses Kehoe, Mr.
Percy Bacon, Lieut.. Hugh Roberts, Mr..
Fred Nichols, Mr.. Hiram Freeman, Mr.
A<ANdAN L ApAhkoOiit NIL JOLll Dul iOuSnSp
Mr.. Dawson Wylly. Mr.. John Elton, Mr.
Louis Neuberber, Mr.. Mayer Weber, Mr..
James Freeman, Mr.. Armand Berg, Mr..
Jake Herman Mr. lizard Williams, Mr..
Fred Myers, Mr. Deitz Clash, Mr., Player,
Mr.. Waiter Elton, and Mr.. Putzel.
Miss Jane Smart who is a student at
the Woman's College in Baltimore, re-
Gently scored a great success as Touch
stone in the representation of LAS You
Like It," which was given by the Sophie
more Dramatic Club of the college.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Elliott and
Mr.. Harry Elliott left Wednesday for
New York.
Miss Harriet Guerard has returned from
Washington, D. c., where she has been
attending school.
Mrs. Walker of Columbus. is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hull on Chippewa
square.
Miss Lila Clay has returned from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellington who have
been visltin. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Billing
ton, left Thursday for New York, from
where they will return to their home IN
England.
Mrs. Robert c. Harrison Mrs. Arthur
Elliott, Miss Lima Huger and Miss Emma
Huger returned Friday from Dufuskie
Island.
Miss Cornelia Lee is spending a day or
two in Charleston with relatives.
Mrs. II. w. Anderson left yesterday for
Button where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
+. V. Walker
Mr.. Rauers. Miss Kate Rauers, Miss
Frieda Rauers, Miss Marion Hammond
Mr.. Clarence Connerat, Mr.. Harry Daniel
and Mr.. Jack Rauers have been spending
the past week at st. GATHERINGS Island
The party will return home Monday on
board Maj. wilkins yacht.
Miss Julia Trezevant entertained the
Friday Evening Club at its latest meet
ing delightful evening was spent by
the guests, who were Miss Edith Thiot,
Miss Margaret Charlton, Miss Anna Hun
ter, Miss c. c. Lucas, Miss Lily Lyman,
Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Lucy Brooks,
Miss Fannie Brooks, Miss Saida Stovall,
and Messrs. Edward Hayward. Arthur
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