The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
TIE FIRST GERMAN AND TIE DE-
BUTANTBS.

Movements of Well Known People
and How They Are Making Time
Pass Pleesartly-Sociel Gatherings
That Are Past and Some That Are
to Come-Somethin2 Of Interest to
Everybody Who Cares to Know Row
the World is Enjoying Itself
dip my pen in the golden fluid of time,
EAST my memory back to one week ago, and
,aunot refrain from giving vent to thoughts
IF what was then in some of those dear little
hearts; l mean the timid, swest, contiding de-
outantes. Yes, they were five of the most
5ewitching girls. Last week with them it
was suspense, uncertainty, not knowing how
they wolld take" and now they have an
air of confidence They have the gate that
so often hung on golden hinges opened for
them. They have stepped over the threshold
and are now enjoying the budding season in
Ihat garden thai is full Of all varieties from
the modest, shrinking violet and blushing ,
beautiful rose to the Haunting, ugly "old
maid" and very numerous bachelor but
TONS
About o'clock last Tuesday evening the
Icene around the Catholic Library hall wRs
one OF unusual excitement; carriages
dashed up and the gallant cavalier stepped
forth, assisted his fair partner to ahght,
chen she was ushered into that awfullest or
awful places Gf she was very young and
quite alone), "the girls dressing room. ="
But fortunately our debutantes all had one
or more of the "old girls'' to help them out.
About 9:l5 o'clock the music, which was
delightful, started. Mr.. J. r. Anderson
blew the whistle, and the first german be-
gan in full force The chaperonss,
Mesdames W. ". Gordon, E. p. Alexander,
/. NJ Cunningham and W. H. Daniel oc-
cupled the eastern portion of the hall, and in
most agreeable and self-sacrificing way
remained until the unwelcome TO the
BARS Of the lovers of Terpsichore) strains
Of Home, Sweet Home" came floating
over this beautiful assemblage. Then the
congratulations begun. Each debutante
was quite sure iii she believed all her
friends said) that she was the coming belle
OF Savannah, and l sincerely hope they
WIN continue what they have SO
successfully begun. The debutantes We're:
MISS Marie Habersham, who wore white
Glle over white satin.
MISS Nina Hayward. becomingly dressed
y white muslin
MISS Salle McAlpin, white china silk
eauntlly trimmed with white lace.
MISS Ionic Guerard, white silk null.
<h.te silk.
Vancing was good, the floor well waxed,
1ne young people in the merriest mood.
F.oout ll:30 o'clock the pleasing au-
noIncement was made that the supper
was served" and the Occupies" dissp-
Reared from the hall for short interval.
me music restarted about IL o'clock, sew
eIal more figures were had, and at the wee
slliall hour OF O'Clock the good nights We're
salu' the lights lowered, aud the first GER
the past
Among the numerous persons who lent
kTace and dignity to the occasion
ECesldes those already mentioned were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karow, Mr..
ana Mrs; Q. NJ. Carter, MIR. and Mrs.
S S Mallock, Mr.. and Mrs. G, d. Wadley,
mrs mrs. =. ]. Baldwin, Mrs. Maitland-D ouxall
hrs. Allan Hunter, Misses Owens. Lester,
L1Sawton, Fleming. Woodbridge. Conner
T after, Failigsnt. Harden, whitehead
ianomas, Gardner, Jones, Charlton. the Wis.
Sung bellies Misses Brady of Detroit. Daniel
OF Jackson. Miss; Washburn of Connecti
ccqt, tracy OF Brooklyn. Howell OF Marietta
pMessrs. habersham, Cunningham, Daniel
cartridge, Schley. Leaken, Gadsden. Cum.
ming. LeHardy, .Serveas, woodbridge