The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20
SOCIETY EVENTS.
COSBY REFERENCEs TO MANY
THING OF INTEREST.

The Receptions and Balls and Some of
the People Who Attended Them.
Movements of Well-known People
The Soiree Club and It's Fourth En-
tertainment = Here and There a
Fashion Note-Rsferences to Coming
Social ADMINISTRATORS In Savannah.
and Savannahians Who Are Visiting
Other Cities.
Balls, parties. germans, theater, luucheons,
teas and all other sorts OF gayeties
have been the order Of the day and night.
The past week has been full Of excitement
for all the gay people of the "smart" set.
Even the making Of Christmas presents has
had to be put aside for the more important
things that fill the minds of the young ladiee
of society. The soiree. following SO closely
after the german Oh Tuesday evening, hardly
gave the bud" an opportunity to regain
her beauty Sleep" but she did not need
any more than she had. judging from her
blooming appearance on Thursday evening
last. The second german was danced at
the Catholic Library hall, as usual. and
was enjoyed by every one present. Mr.. T.
Nj. Cunningham, Jr.'s maiden effort at
leading german was crowned with suc-
cess. He achieved something that the COM
bined efforts of his sex have failed in. He
made every young lady there belle, and
there was not one who put her weary head
on her dowpy pillow aud closed her tired
eyes without that sweet feeling of reposs In
her triumph of the evening. There we're
two charming additions to the hist of debut
antes.
Miss Martha Screven, who was becom-
ingly dressed in white gauze over white
silk.
Miss Gertrude Weed in white chiffon over
white silk
Both Of these young ladies seem to have
already won their way into the hearts of
many OF the sterner sex and their continued
success is predicted.
the chaperenes were Mrs. E. P. Alexan-
der Mrs. T. M. Cunningham and Mrs. w.
II. Daniel
The other guests, as well as can remem-
Der, were Col. and Mrs. William Garrard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow. Misses Flem-
ing, Woodbridge. Thomas, Lawton. In
gram, Lester. Whitehead, Conner, May,
Owens, Brigham, Guerard, Bacchus. Charl-
ton and Jones. The fair strangers were
MASSES daniel OF jackson, Miss Brady OF
Detroit aud Miss Rotan of Waco, Tex.
Messrs. Cunningham, Gadsden, Anderson,
Daniel. Habersham, Williamson, Thomas,
Mercer, Read. Leaken. Hartridge, Hull,
Woodbridge, Gamble, Whitehead, Cars well
Crane, Charlton, Alexander, Cunningham,
Montague, johnson, Taylor, West, Cam,
Myers, Howard, Cox, Carter and others.
The gallery was as popular as ever.
Maj. and Mrs. George A. Whitehead held
the anniversary of their silver wedding on
last Wednesday evening. They were grace
fully assisted in receiving the guests by
Mrs. Barrett Jenkins Of Augusta, Ca, and
their charming daughter, Miss Whitehead.
The house was most artistically decorated
with palms, potted plants and beautiful
flowers. The number OF persons present
was unusually large, and was a marked
compliment to the happy couple, who SC
Justly deserve all the good wishes that were
showered upon them. The substantial expires.
sion OF good will in the form of presents was
much admired. There were some handsome
mementos from friends. not only in Savan.
nah, but much farther away. Congratula.
tory kilograms were received from thought
tul ones who would like to have been with
them to indulge in the festivity. AL
tnose who were present could not
iall TO enjoy it, The music
was most agreeablY rendered. every
one IN happy spirits, and the evening wal
one that will long live in the memory d