The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-06

through Savannah on Tuesday. He had
been down to Jacksonville to bring up his
new cabin steam launch, the Moselle. He
will return soon and use this as his embark
ing place. but his objective point has not
been decided.
Miss Lizzie Alexander. daughter Of Mr..
James Hillhouse Alexander, the new mayor
Of Augusta, will visit relatives in this city
during the season, She will be accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Ella Alexander.
Both these young ladies have friends all
over thu state, and already their Savannah
admirers are looking forward with pleasure
to their anticipated stay In our city.
Miss Irene Withers arrived yesterday
after a most delightful visit to her friend,
Miss White Of South Carolina. Miss
Withers will make her debut on Jan. 5.
Miss Connolly of Augusta is visiting rel
atives in this city, aud making many
friends
Mrs. j. K. Munnerlyn and her daughter,
Miss Clifford, have returned from their sum
mer home in the mountains OF Georgia. In
passing through Atlanta Mrs. Munnerlyn
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Joseph
Haskell, who now resides in that city, and
who for several years lived in Savannah.
Every girl at present is making her bou-
doir as artistic as possible. There is 10th
ing that gives more pleasure, more In res
turn for little money and skill expended
upon it than a bedroom. IL is so thoroughly
American to entertain the congenlal spirits
of ones set in this apartment.
Won't you come right up 20 my room"
makes a caller feel the unconventionality
more and she appreciates 10 accordingly.
only require one glimpse Of a woman's snug
gerry to know just what kind of a wife she
will make. 1t is sure TO breathe from every
crevice an individualism such as not another
room possesses in the house.
Silver, to a certain extent, has been SUPER
seded by Dresden. Trays for comb, brush
and pins, puff..bo and jewel case are all OF
this design and material. The comb, brush
aud manicure set may be Of silver.
Miss Eta Lippman is again seen on the
streets and welcomed by her many friends
from her summer outing, spent mostly in
New York state.
Miss Mamie Davis many friends regret
her absence from the city. She is visiting
friends and relatives in New York, and
may not return until the winter is much
further advanced.
Mr.. Henry Blum, Jr., is considered one Of
the best billiard players in Savannah. He
has many competitors, and they show their
skill quite often at the Catholic Library
Association.
Il half dozen guests enjoyed the generous
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Jones at
tea on Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Heron enter.
tanned few friends at tea Thursday even
ing.
Miss Rosa Sullivan entertained twenty
six Of her little friends az a pink tea yester-
day afternoon, the occasion being the cele~
bration Of her 18th birthday.
The marriage OF Miss Mathilde Gothic and
Mr.. Hermann LANCE is announced to take
place at the Lutheran church Wednesday,
Dec. 9.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association has I'M
dertaken TO help the refugees from Russia.
The society will give entertainments for
that purpose. The first entertainment will
be given at Masonic ball Dec. II.
The many friends OF Miss Winnie Davis,
daughter Of our much beloved president Of
the confederacy, Hon. jefferson DAVIS. will
read the following with interest: miss
Winnie Davis possesses not only the ability