The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-24

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.u,orgh there may not be as much
~, inst now as there is in the winter,
eat there is always enough OF this gracetui
,ss.ima to make the subject one OK interest
- many. It seems, too, as II the summer
-tbs time to learn the new dances, which,
r,Ie are suited for the season, and
~, a, die natural death. Well, to go
"a writer IN an exchange gives the follow
~, information regarding dancing, which
,rav prove interesting to some OF my
81 liars. "An average waltz takes one over
ab,nt three quarters Of mile; square
darca makes you cover half mile. and
o.llop equals good mile. Count up for
1ourseH how much the girl with well
81 ellsd programme traverses in an evening.
rusptv dances is the average, you know.
81 m these. about twelve are waltzes. There,
-, onoe are nine miles. Three galops and
} sSa has done twelve miles. Five other
dances at half mile apiece bring her to
~ fftesp miles, TO say nothing of the inter
mission stroll in the garden and the trips TO
n tba dressing room TO renovate ones
t9av. do you suppose the girls tongue has
coma in the meantimeg' This question will
never be solved, and why should it, Let
81 The tongue dance as long as it can. just so
81 the nastime prove innocent, but just as soon
Is as tbe ''unruly member" begins to surmise
N uoon its neighbors' actions, and draw CON-
c'usons. ETC., then tits full time to put on
the gauge for measuring, and call halt ere
!. be too late. | never could see what
losing unkindly those around. However,
81 that's not a good subject. The weather is
81 far more agreeable or disagreeable, as the
IA Gaze may be, for we cannot expect 60 see 1t
remain the same for an hour at q time. But
q bright day will come some time, showing
tho silver Innings" 60 such an extent that
We will forget the glories of the party and
luxuriste in the delicious sunshine and
brightness Of the present.
1.-THE ringing bells
Have tolled their knells,
81 And now proclaim with pleasure
sunny day
81 That's come to stay,
Filled high with precious treasure"
And still the people are coming and 60
a ing more especially are they doing the
u latter thing. Some Savannahiaus who left
3 during the week were Gen. and Mrs. A. R.
a Lawtou, who have gone to Asheville, Mrs.
" u
u Purse, who have left for Clarkesvills; Mrs.
q P. W. Meldrim and children will summer
N at their home in Gainesville, and left for
q that point Wedp esday night; Capt. and
q Mrs Beirne Gordon left for Rapidan, Va,
on Thursday morning; Mrs. Boggs and
Mrs. Aaron Reppard will spend the sum-
mer in Upper Georgia.
The always charming and nospitable
81 home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Movnelo on
d CASTOR street. presented a gay scene on
4 Friday evening. Andres Moynelo, Miss
Marie and Miss Lola Moynelo gave most
delightful sat home" to a number Of their
Il friends. These guests were asked to dance.
B eat watermelons, peaches and other
things ana to have as good time as pos
sible. 1t is needless to say that all these
4 things and more too were accomplished
4 especially the latter, for how could it be
otherwise in that bome9 The invited
a guests were Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss Lille
n Anderson, Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss
4 Eliza Chisholm, Miss Mary Haines, Miss
Roberta Retze. Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss
4 Annie Haines, Horace Crane, Robert Flem
ing Tattnall Charlton, Clarence Hatch,
Willie Chisholm, Julian Chisholm and Pau
4 Haskell.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and children are de
ligntfully settled at Wionna, Mass. This
charming resort is quite near Boston.
Mrs. DR.. Brandt and Master Carl will
spend the month OF August at Highlands,
n T. From there they will go to Detroit,
Mich, and will be absent until some time in
October
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Bryan made glad
the hearts OF a number OF young people by
taxing them to Tybee last night and enter
11alning at the ever delightful Cottage Club.
!hoSe who made up this gay party were
Mr and Mrs. Bryan, Miss Daisy Bryan
miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Marie Moynelo
Il. u. Fleming. Jr., Edward Mercer and
horace Crane, Miss Roberta Reitzs was to
nave been one of the guests, but owing to q
DAD cold, had to decline.
Miss Kate Lesesne left during tho week
i lor Beaufort, s. c., where she will be q
guest OF Miss Mary White of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Stevens are domi-
Sied IN their delightful home in Bluffton.
.oFs' Stevens returned from the north about
zen days ago, but left her little daughter
Anna with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karow returned
from ten days visit to New York Mrs
present. but Mr.. Karow returned to New
time
MIRA w. W, Owens expects TO leave in
aIout ten days for her old home in Fred
elloxsburg, Va. Mrs. Owens will go or
is.o later on, and will be away until the
me Chatham Club house at Tybee is, al
ct ct most popular resort. Every week
h ail ne" parties occupying quarters there
IaInUSt every available place was filed dur.
10y tue past week, and Notwithstanding th'
b han ana mosquitoes, the young people hav'
uau very jolly time.
Cuafies Haskell returned to Savannah
son 'ug the past weet, after an absence Of
u months IN Toronto, Canada, where he
vas student at the university.
Mr; and Mrs. Louis q. Young left fol-
H1" ork yesterday en- route for England.
. sh and Mrs. Young will be abroad until
r Uae iaH Mrs. Young will return TO Savan
in ou IA time to open the Oglethorpe Sem