The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-20

nam and Mr.. w. n. Schlev. The
private car Of Mr.. a. B. Plant is the ''house
on Wheels and everything is being
done by Mr.. and Mrs. duBignon for
the pleasure and entertainment OF their
guests. The points Of interest to be visited
are Tampa, St Augustine and Jacksonville.
IL is not necessary to say that this will
be gay trip. for With such q gathering of
favorites, the spirit Of cordially and the
comforts and Injuries of q private car,
what else could be expected The travellers
are looked for some time tomorrow.
Miss Baughman, after a charming STAY
with her friend Miss Fleming, has returned
to her home in Richmond, Va Miss BauKh-
man will be greatly missed by the many
friends she has made during her visit TO Sa-
vsnnah.
A riding party Of about twenty gentle
men spent delightful day at Montgomery.
Miss Mallet, who has been the guest of
Miss Guile Bawtou, Is now visiting the
charming home of Col. and Mrs. William
Garrard.
Mr. c. A. Reitze, who has been north
during the week. expects to spend to-day
with his daughter. Miss Roberta, in Bsthle-
hem, Pa. Miss Reitze is a student at Bishop
thorpe school in Bethlehem, and will re-
main there until the summer vacation.
Miss Meta Harden wes hostess at a de-
lIghtful card party on Monday evening.
Her guests were Mss Schwarzwalder.
Miss Annie Jones, Miss Owens, Miss With
ers. Miss Bruen. Mr.. Haines, M. Bruen,
Mr. LeHardy. Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Rowland aud
Mr. F. W. Schley. Miss Jones won the
first prize. Miss Withers second. The gem
tlemen's prizes were won by Mr. Haines
first and Mr.. Schley second. After cards
refreshments we're served. and then followed
a musicale. Miss Jones sang, after which
Mr. Schley played Cd the piano. Miss har-
den then recited beautifully, AID Miss
Schwarzwalder ended the programme
with an exquisite piano solo.
RUMoR says that an engagement will gerry
soon be announced. CURIOSITY says,
wbosel
One of our younger society men called
upon a young lady the other evening. A
petit flyer opened the door, and afterward
called out Justify: Say. sister, il you 90
about 1t right, Mr.. = will invite you to
the moonlight totilion." Have not heard
the sequel.
Miss Julia Owens has returned to Savan-
nah after delightful visit in Augusta. the
guest OF her friend, Miss Beatrice Adams.
Miss Carrie Cohen of Augusta, who has
been visiting Miss Whitehead, is now wi h
her aunt. Mrs. Wayne, on South Broad
street. where she expects to be for two or
three weeks.
Mrs. Maitland ougall has returned from
Cartersville, where she spent two weeka.
Mrs. Agnes Postell is still in Dresden and
will not return to this country as early as
was expected. Mrs. Postell has been highly
complimented by being selected to sing In
the chorus and also to sing an aria in the
Easter concert in that city. Only those hav-
ing the best voices get into the choruses in
this concert, and those chosen to sing solos
are indeed favored.
Mrs. Emma T. Hopkins, who has besn
entertaining Mrs. Trenholm aud other
Charleston friends during the last week
has returned with them to Charleston.
Miss Darby of Charleston has been visit
ing Mrs. w. L. Wilson during the past
week. She returns home to-day.
Miss Maud d. Antlguac is welcomed home
after long soJourn in the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Appleton have
been guests at the De Soto during the past
week
Mr.. J. Wilson Leaken and Mr.. Pembroke
Lea Thorn, of Baltimore, have been on a
visit 10 Savannah. Mr.. Leaken is a cousin
of Mr.. W. K. Leaken of this city.
Mrs. nj "
York on Thursday.
There has been some discussion as to the
proper pronunciation of the famous Polish
pianist, who is now in this country. For
those who are interested, | will say that the
proper pronunciation of Paderewski's name
is Pah-der effs-ki, with short i' like ''e"
Mother of pearl ribbon is the very latest
in the ribbon line. 1t comes in all delicate
shades.
The Art Club under the direction OF
Miss Hale, is making great progress. This
club meets every Friday at the different
homes of the members. and each week the
art and artists of different countries are
discussed. Ga Friday Germany was taken
up, and the mornings work was made
doubly pleasant by the presence of Dr.
w mite OF ALOonB. Ids talented gentleman
gave a most instructive lecture to the class
upon German art. The Neshel lands, where
DIR. White has recently spent some time,
was his principal theme, and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who heard it. The folio wing
ladies compose the Art Club: Mrs. A. r.
Lawton, Mrs. p W. Meldrim, Mrs. Emil
Newman, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Lily Hill, Miss
Conner Miss Hatty May, Miss Withers and
Miss Harden.
Mrs. w. 8. Chisholm aud Miss Chisholm
OF New York are at the De Soto, where
they expect to remain the rest Of the
winter.
The evening cape is the latest freak of
fashion, or rather the la.eSt bit of our
grandmo,hers' apparel that we have APP
propriated to our own use. They are,
without question, the most sensible bit of
oddly that tn eccentric dame who rules
over womankind has ever advocated, for
think what draughty places are all the halls
and theaters. Nor are private houses
guiltleSs IN this respect. These capes are
made of the game material as the dress
They just cover the low bodice, and usually
or feathers. They are also worn in neutral
tones not to match tho dress, aud LOOK re-
markably we'll.
Our boys, inconsolable about the absence
of terpsichorioal amusements, try TO make
up for this by arranging small parties
among themselves so last Sunday two
gentlemen gave an oyster roast to their