The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-13

renee Lippman and others This is a noble
work and meritsd its success.
Mr.. Herbert II. Hardee, after spending
several years abroad and at the north, has
returned to Savannah and will make this
his permanent home
The most fashionable fan is In the form
of an immense flower. The petals are
fixed on a silken foundation, and the fan
can be closed.
The Misses King OF Brunswick. Ca, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. J. Wilder, on
Charlton street.
A beautiful evening gown TO be worn az
one Of the coming balls Of this season Is Of
white pedu de sole. The bodice is decOIette,
and bordered around the neck with roses
and foliage OF gold embroidery. The
Tables is also embroidered and has a deep
fringe of gold.
Miss Rotan, who is now visiting Miss
Jennie Thomas, leaves in a short time for
Augusta, where she will be the guest of
Miss Camille MERCER on Greene street.
Why is a debutante like an active soldier9
Because she is excited over her powder and
ball.
Miss Jennie Carrot OF Augusta, Ca, is
spending some time with her friend, Miss
Susie Jaudon. on Gwinnett street.
Some of the theater bonnets are the merest
trifes Of lace.
Capt. F. Kempton and his charming wife
passed through Savannah last week en- route
to their winter home in Florida They both
have so many friends in this city who hoped
they would be prevailed on to remain some
time here. but they seemed anxious TO get
to their destination.
Mr.. Thomas w. Corwell spent several
days in Albany last week. His friends are
pleased to welcome him back.
One of the prettiest of the new handker-
chiefs is black crepe de chine. with border
of fieur de lis wrought in gold thread as its
finish. These are to be had in white, scarlet
and sapphire blue.
Miss Birdie Kayton gave a very enjoya-
BILE entertainment last Monday evening. 1t
was informal Games were INDUCED in,
dancing and music added to the attractions,
and all present we're sorry when the hour of
departure arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell and Miss
dersviile, GA.
Miss Carrie Cohen Of Augusta, a great
favorite Of our city, is visiting Miss Effie
Howell of Atlanta. An Atlanta paper
speaks Of her as ''an extremely handsome
girl. with sparkling, magnetic manner, and
her splendid depth Of mind and nature gives
interest and force to her outer graces."
Mr.. j. F. Minis spent several busy DAYS
in Augusta last week. He was entertained
by friends while there.
The swell girl uses for stationery rough
finished white linen paper and seals her
notes and letters with white wax.
Handsome Harry Kiuchley was welcomed
by bis many friends in town yesterday. He
just ran up from Savannah to spend Sunday.
He IL the assistant purser on the City OF
Augusta that runs between Savannah and
New York.-AWgusta Chroni Gle.
Mrs. J. A. Logan is in Augusta, where
her many friends and relatives are enter
tanning her.
The fashionable coupe in New York is a
very stylish carriage indeed. 1t is generally
painted black with the lower part a rich
dark blue or bottled green. The uoachna
is a swell looking individual in his long
fawn colored cloak and tall hat.
The Bloodworth-Akers wedding which
occurred in Smyrna last Wednesday was
very impressive affair. A special car took
a great many friends from Savannah and
Atlanta. Mr.. and Mrs. Lift Bloodworth
will take an extensive wedding tour visiting
the principle cities of the north and east
Their numerous friends in Savannah wish
them every happiness in their new life.
Miss Griffith Of Athens is the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. William D. Harden.
The gold girdles, these Of wide GALLON
and having on them a deep gold buckle,
will be worn all winter.
Miss Meta Branch has gone to Greenville.
s. c., to be present at the marriage of her
friend, Miss Margaret Smythe, on Dec. II.
Miss Smythe has many friends in this city
as she has spent several winters here.
Although pink, blue or deep yellow
gloves may match a costume, it is not in
good taste to wear them. Tans, grays
white ana black are really the ones worn.
The marriage of Mr.. Lyman E Mou-
tague and Miss Helen Washburn of New
Bedford, Mass, will be solemnizad at the
brides home on Feb. 9, 1892. Mr.. Montague
is prominent young man in this city. He
has lived here for several years and has
made many friends during his stay. A
large party Of Savannahians hope TO be
with him on this occasion. Miss Washburn
spent the greater part of last winter here
and will noi come among US as a stranger.
but a welcomed acquisition.
DR.. and Mrs. T. j Charlton are expected
home to-day after q charming visit OF two
weeks. They were in Baltimore, Washing
ington aud New York
As the holidays approach it will
not be out of place to mention a few
dainty gifts and thus rAliave the minds RI