The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-09

flowers. The center of the table was
adorned with birthday cake surmounted
by six pink candles. Games were played
during the afternoon, Miss Lucille Fitch
winning the first prize and Miss Bessie
Fitch the BOBBY. Pretty souvenirs were
given all of the guests, among whom were
the Misses Lonette Rabun, Marion Col
Inns, Sadie Cooper, Elisa Dewald, Clarioe
Dewald, Rosebud Robinson, Huldah Assem-
dorf, Kathleen Quinan, Winifred Quinan,
Josephine O'Leary Lucille Fitch, Bessie
Fitch, Mary Solte Fawcett, Birdie
Thompson, Frances Pottinger, Clifford
Williams, Willie Rabun, William Belford,
Alex Fawcett, Robert Fawcett, Cord
Asendorf, Cressel Asendorf, Martin
Doyle, Joseph Doyle, Richard Belford,
and Andrew Doyle.
The members of the Y. NJ. II. A COM
pimented a number of young ladies with
dance at Isle of Hope Wednesday even
ing. Rosenfeld's Orchestra furnished the
music and delightful evening was spent
by the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman ROsenheim, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ferst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Well, Mrs. NJ Neuberger,
Mrs. Max Hirsch, Miss Edith Robinson,
Miss Julia Epstein, Miss Bessie Krauss,
Miss Norma Eeinstein, Miss Birdie Elm
Frank, Miss Gertrude Cohen, Miss Hor-
tense Stern, Miss Irene Frank Miss Ruby
Rich, Miss Frances Stern and Messrs.
Herbert Kayton, Tracy Epstein, Edwin
Epstein, Lee Roy Lovenstein, Gabe Dub,
Moses Smith, Jerome Eckstein, Edward
Abraham, Jake Herman. Hugo Frank,
Gus Smith, Charles Kohn, Freedman,
Keisch and Joseph Solomons.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Duckworth chap
eroned party of young people Thursday
evening at Tybee. Present were Miss FL
sic Barnard, Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss
Anne Butler Mr.. Harold Aver, Mr. Frank
Hayward, Mr. Hammond Eve and Mr..
Fred Myers, Jr.
Miss Hartridge will leave on the sd for
New York, where she will join Miss Belle
Ward, and together they will sail on the
9th for Cherbourg. The greater part of
the summer will be spent in France, chief
ly in the Loire valley, among the cha
teaux of "Old Lorraine" and in the rose
gardens of Provence. They will also visit
Switzerland and attend the Beyreurh
Music Festival before sailing for Ameri-
ca, the middle of September
Miss Maud Thomas has returned from
a visit to Mrs. CORTLAND Parker, in New
ark, N. j.
Miss Sally Haskell and Miss Elizabeth
Parker will leave to-day for Charleston,
s. c.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter, Miss Julia
Hunter and Master George Cope Hunter
will leave this week to spend the sum-
mer in Asheville, N. C.
Mr.. Charles l.. Huston has returned to
his home in Coatesville, Pa.
Miss Julia Huguenin of Macon is the
quest Of Miss Elizabeth Haskell on State
street
Mrs Alexander Laurence will leave to-
morrow evening for Atlanta, where she
will be present at the marriage of her
cousin Mr.. Thomas Payne and Miss
Douglass Gay which will take place
Thursday evening. Mrs. Laurence will be
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Spencer AT
kinson during her stay in Atlanta
The Savannah Preparatory School has
sent out invitations for the commence
ment exercises which will take place
Thursday evening at half past eight
o'clock at the Guards Armory.
Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim returned dur
ing the week from Miss Gerrish's School
in Englewood, n. j.
Mr.. Frank Screven returned Thursday
from Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gibbes will leave
or the seventeenth to spend the summer
at Coburg. Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesson. and the Misses
Wesson sailed Monday for New York and
win spend the summer at the North.
Madame Mark Gorfain. who has been
spending the winter in Savannah and who
has made such a success of her musical
work. left Monday for her home in New
York. She will return in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Houston Clinch sailed
Monday for New York, from where they
viii go TO Morristown, N. J.
Mr.. John Nisbet will spend the summer
at Blowing Rock, n. c.
Mrs. Fleming duBignon has returned
from short stay in Milledgeville.
Miss Lucy Chisholm will leave wednes-
day for Baltimore, after a two-weeks'
stay in Savannah.
Mr.. Spencer Shotter left during the
week for New York, from where he will
sail for England.
Mr.. James Sullivan and Miss Gertrude
Sullivan will leave on the 18th to spend
the summer at Saluda.
Mr.. W. W. Williamson left yesterday for
New York.
Mrs. Henry D. Stevens sailed Monday
for New York and will spend severai
weeks with relatives In East Orange. n.
J..
Miss cosens will leave on che nth for