The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-16
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C. Hopkins of New York, Mesdames
]. H. Mccullough, William Nightin-
gale, Hugh Porter, G. w. Blanton, w.
H. Cornell, Charles Lloyd. Stage,
Messrs. F. d. M. Strachan, LeVergne
Whitfield, William Meldrim, NJ. c.
Sail, E. D. Walter.
In compliment to her mother, Mrs.
A. e. Cartier, Mrs. w. S. Taylor en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon with
a o'clock tea. The violet effect was
carried out in everything, and violet
favors given to each guest. The young
ladies who served were Misses Mary
Lila Blanton, Rosa Coates and Mrs.
Roland A. Mullins. The invited guests
were Mesdames A. E. Cartier, Hugh
Porter, John duBlgnon, J. A. McDuffy,
z. Fabrian, A. Walker, o. n. Taylor,
j. S. Raymond, c. L. 'andler, E. H,
Mason, A. Ricket, Henry Curtis, l..
Hurst, Duncan Wright, c. p. Good
year. Eugene Mitchell, H. w. Cornell,
John Livingston, George. Coates, w. M.
Tupper, r. B: Tupper, NJ. G. DeHarte,
f. c. McBrown, G. W. Blanton, c. r.
Irwin, Misses ]. V. Boyle, Mary Anne
Irwin, Josephine duBignon.
After a. charming series of ertertain-
ments the Hebrew Fair closed with
grand Purim Ball on Tuesday even
ing, at which there were many at
tendants, among those in mask being
Mesdames Arnold Kaiser, Julius Levy,
A. Rothschild, M. Stahl, G. Arnheiter,
S. Barfield, Misses Minnie Marks,
Blanche Nicholson, Ruth Levison,
Lena Lowenstein, Messrs. Joe Abrams,
Raphael, c. Arnheiter, Julius Levy, b.
Arnheiter. The doll which was voted
during the fair to the most popular
little girl was won by Miss Ruby Selig,
and the Elk's medal, for the most pop
ular Elk, was won by Mr.. Louis
Hayme.
Wednesday evening, the golden an
niversary of their wedding, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Baldwin entertained from
s to H. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin were
married in Brooklyn, and as far as
they know, there is living now only
one of the guests who were present
at that wedding fifty years ago. Mr.
A. c. Baldwin, with his wife and chill
dren, of Chicago, is visiting his par
ents, and assisted them in entertain
ing their friends during the reception,
when their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. II. Jennings, Rev. and Mrs. Aus
tin. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs Charles w. Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Calnan., Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Dan
iels, Mesdames M. C. Rowe, F. McC.
Brown, L.. N dthan, -. BfdCIlNOSel, II.
George, Misses Flora Baldwin, Regina
Marks, Anna George, Revs. Walter Gill
more, ]. B. Game, Messrs. G.. New
kirk, c. McGarvey, ]. Newkirk.
Mrs. Hugh Porter, president of the
Sunbeam Society, entertains on Thurs
day evening next, assisted by the MEM
bers of the organization.
Tuesday afternoon Capt. Robert Ern-
est Dart of Brunswick and Miss Helen
Chisholm Forsythe of St. Simon Island,
were united in marriage in the Episco-
pal Church on the island, Rev. ID. Wat
son Winn of st. Simon and Rev. c. G.
Bradley of Brunswick performing the
ceremony
Judge and Mrs. Boiling Whitfield
have returned from a visit to Florida.
Miss Willemette Gale has returned
TO her home in Atlanta, after several
months in Brunswick.
Miss Louise Purse of Cartersville,
after some weeks in Brunswick, is vis-
iting Waycross and Savannah before
returning home.
Mrs. Eugene Mitchell of Albany is
the guest of her parents, Col. and Mrs.
C. p. GOODYEAR.
Mrs. A. e. Cartier of Ludington,
Mich. is spending the winter In Bruins
wick. the guest of her daughter Mrs.
w. S. Tavlor.
Miss Louise Hopkins has returned to
her home in Darien.