The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-18
BRUNSWICK,S DOINGs.
The German at the oglethorpe Hotel

The German at the Og lethorpe Hotel
BRUNSWICK, GA, Feb II. The event OF
the week at Brunswick was the charming
german given on Monday evening at the
Oglethorpe. 1t was led by Mr.. W. T. Nor
ris with Mrs. Morris Thirty-eisht couples
were on the floor. Several new and very
pretty figures we're introduced. Among
those present were:
Mrs. lie Baron Drury, mother Of the
British consul, who was attired in black
silk and lace.
Mrs. Capt. King, black lace and jet.
Mrs. L. E. Crittenden, black Spanish
lace over black silk, V-shaped corsage filled
in with lace.
Mrs. j. r. Bostwick, black silk.
Mrs W F. Burbage, bronze satin, com
bined with garnet velvet. skirt en- tralne,
front panel of velvet irridescent trimmings.
Mrs. w +. Kay, combination dress OF
garnet silk and brocaded garnet velvet on
blue; front panel Of velvet; corsage with
Fedora lace front
Mrs. c. P. Goodyear, black silk with jet
trimmings
Miss Gaddis, white lace over pale pink
silk.
Miss Helen Gaddis, ash-pink cashmere
combined with garnet velvet; side panel
stripes of velvet and velvet corsage
Msg Ada Wright, white lace over Nile
green silk full drapery of lace.
Miss Letitia Wright salmon-pink silk,
with full black drapery, white lace front
Miss Dora Crittenden. blue silk, with
white lace: silk-draped lace front; baby
waist of silk, with lace yoke and sleeves.
Miss Simpson, cream-white cashmere,
with black velvet.
Miss May King, cream white satin, with
lace drapery; V-shaped, sleeveless corsage.
Miss Buford King, black tulle; full
drapery; low-cut. sleeveless corsage.
Miss Florence King, garnet cashmere.
Miss Maude BoStwick, cream-cOlored satin
and white tulle, cream-colored satin ribbons,
boufPant hip drapery, V-shaped sleeveless
corsage.
Miss Devereaux, black lace over pink
satin.
Miss Brummel, of Washington, white
satin, plated front; low-cut sleeveless cor
sage
single skirt bordered with swans down !;
low-cut sleeveless corsage edged with the
same.
Mrs. S. S. Wood, of Fortress Monroe
striped pink cashmere crepe combined with
failie Franchise; full front breadth Of
faille; front of corsage Nshaped, filled in
with pink silk lace.
Mrs, Coney, coral pink satin, with black
Spanish lace polonaise.
satin, with draperv of dotted tulle in the
same shade front panel of skirt plated ;
V-sbaped sleeveless corsage.
Miss Sallie jackson, combination blue
silk and blue and white; front drapery
trimmed with lace; low-cut cOrsage.
Mrs. Mayer, garnet silk combined with
brocaded velvet.
Miss Mayer, red crepe, with white lace
drapery and trimmings.
Miss Lucy Breedlove, pink satin, com
| bined with cashmere of the same shade.
Miss Leila duBlgnOn, cream white satin A.;
full drapery; V shaped corsage.
Mss May duBignon, white satin.
Mrs. Crovatt, black lace over silk; low
| cut corsage; full lace drapery.
Miss Lttefield. orange coored silk; full
plain skirt, edged with narrow plating of
the same; broad sash; low cut sleeveless
| corsage
Miss Sadie Moore, cream white satin.
Miss Elliott, white satin.
Miss Penniman, white satin lace drapery
crystal trimmings.
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. John duBignon, w. f. Ray, J. Bost
wick, NJ Ullman, w. L. Burbage, w. 7
Penniman, T. w. Dexter, J. w Dexter
w. NJ. Bergman, p. w. Fleming, j. w
Drury, A. J. Mason, H. S. Barkerlor, II. T
Dunn.
Mr.. Roger Fairman's fine yacht tn
! Magnolia from Philadelphia and Mr. Bate
mans Meteor from New York made shor
tarrv in these waters, their owners visiting
the Oglethorpe before proceeding down t.
Jekyl Island