The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20

hsacsforsh be seen In such abundance and
luxurlance a. heretofore.
Miss Susie Olmstead after most delight.
full trip OF several weeks has returned tc
her home. While she was in Atlanta she
was entertained very extensively and was
much appreciated there. as she always is.
A woman never argues without making q
personal issue Of the debate.
Miss FIorsnce McAlpin. who IS at Mrs.
Catey's Southern Home School for the win
| ter, has returned to spend her Christmas
holidays with her sisters at their home on
South Broad street.
Another pretty addition TO the toilet table
Ia silver repousse cologne bottle holder.
Mr.. T. B. Slade Of Columbia was pleas-
antly welcomed by his friends at the soiree
the other evening. He only came down for
that occasion, aud brought with him his
friend, Mr.. William b. Mcclure.
Miss Kenan of Darisn. Ga, is visiting
friends ia the city.
Lieut. Lawton of the United States
army. son Of DIR. William s. Lawton, who
is now stationed at Dahlenega, will spend
the holidays with his parents at their hos
pitabls and beautiful home on Abercorn
! street.
Miss Jennie Thomas accompanied her
friend, Miss Retan, to her home in Waco
Tex. They will take in Macon en- route,
| and will participate in the gayeties Of that
city for few days. Miss Rotan expects to
entertain large number of her school
friends at her hospitable home during the
holidays.
The mistlstoe says that Christmas kissing
is beneath its notice.
The young ladies of the different bands of
Kings Daughters will be busily engaged In
hooking after some Of the wants OF the Door
people OF this city next week.
Mr.. George 9. McAlpin has come to his
! former home to spend the HOLIDAYS with his
mother and sisters on Macon street. Mr.
McAlpin is most genial young man with
hosts OF friends. who have been delighted to
| welcome him In their midst again. He Is
doing well in Richmond in business way.
and although he has not been there for any
| great length Of time he has gathered around
him many valued friends.
A new shade Of lilac Is called rhododen-
dron.
Blonde brides should always wear ivory
] white.
Mrs 8. p. Shetter Is enjoying the cold
weather Of New York for a short time.
She viii return before the holidays.
Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrill Is In Macon
| visiting her mother. Her many friends
here hope her absence will be Of short dura-
ton.
Miss Powell of Memphis is visiting Mrs.
s. K. Inglssby, on South Broad street.
Miss Bessie Mills Of Griffin, who has 40
MANY friends here, is spoken OF by one OF
the North Georgia papers in the following
manner: miss Bessie Mills last week enters
tanned a small and select party of her young
lady friends 1T dinner In honor of her
birthday. It was an elegant affair and
heartily enjoyed Miss Mills IA q Young
lady Of fascinating personality and a de.
cided belle. Tier guests on this occasion
were loud in their praise of their charming
hostess"
Maj, Wilkins of Waynesboro passed
through eur city last week. He took a
small party of ladies off on q trip on his
new steam launch.
Mr.. r. s. French Of Brunswick spent a
Few days in Savannah last week.
Most of the houses are putting on their
holiday dress, inasmuoh as the decorations