The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18
SOCIETY NOTES.
WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE ARE
AMUSING THEMSELVES.

AnatrS-MOV0m9lIS OF W6ll-knOwn
People-The Socety Life OF the Clsv
Presented in Pargraphs-AP Pleasant
Week, in Which There Was Consid-
cradle Enjoyment.
Another six dals have sped along, and
each one In sooiety's domain has been filed
with one kind of entertainment or another
Mornings are giy,n up to calling, afternoons
to teas and readings, and the evenings are
filed with musb, dinners, cards, theaters
and dancing. The week, socially, has in
deed been buy one, and the week Just
entering promises TO be one Just as well filed
with pleasure. That Christmas is fast
upon US Is being realized in
many ways. The streets and stores are
being crowded with busy buyers and look
ersron," both large and small. The holiday
buyers are getting in good work, to say
nothing of this merchants. Aud Just a
word about shopping Did you ever stop TO
think how much more pleasant the morning
Is than the afternoon. The stores are not
crowded; things have not been pulled to
pieces, and, more than all the clerks are not
tired out. However, If everybody shopped
. IN the morning. / would be suggesting
the afternoons. The small boy is
not losing time, but is making his annual
and Voc unto the unwarY housekeeper
whose back gate Ia left open
This week viii see the students returning
to their homes to spend the holidays, and
pleasure will reign supreme. Christmas is
made for children and the young. So let
tne noise OF guns and horns sud the blaze
OF bontires and fireworks spend their fury,
for Christmas comes but once a year,
The first soiree of the season OF 1929
was given on Thursday evening last under
the most suspicious circumstances. The De
Soto was the place. and the lower floor of
this famous hosiery was brilliant scene
for many hours. The spacious dining
room was converted into a delightful
dancing hall, the lower end of which was
screened of by the bamboo vine decora-
lions. There was placed the orchestra,
Cobbs, and when that is said no more need
De added, for that music is always good.
Ihe puncA tables were placed at the
left OF the room. and the
fact of tae night being a decidedly
warm one. it was necessary to "hll up the
flowing bowl until il doth run over many
times. Society was well and handsomely
represented on Thursday evening, and the
toilets were indeed beautiful. Some charm
ing gowns were worn, and everybody looked
well. supper was served at u O'Clock in
the banquet hail. Two large tables in the
center OF she room were beautifully dec
Grated with palms, fruits and flowers, be-
SIDES the handsomely decorated cakes, etc.
Small tables seating four were arranged all
through the room for the comfort and con-
venience Of the ladies'. The following de-
ncious menu was served.
Oysters, a la Poulette.
Chicken Pattles.
Roast Quail, au Cresson.
Boned Capon. Turkey.
Ham. Smoked Tongue.
Sardinea
Chicken Salad Gallery Salad
French Charlotte Russo Decore.
Vans Wafer Is Rolls Queen D Gosf 6e sSHFS
French Fruit hacaroons. Soft Jelle Meringue.
Confectioneris. Vanilla Ice Cream
Sherry. Champagne
Among the guests present were to be seen
Hon. and Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. Burdell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. May
hew Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs A. E. Moy-
nelo, MIR. and Mrs. Henry D. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fairfield Carpenter, MIR. and Mrs Henry G.
Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Simkins,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cam, Mr.. and Mrs: Henry. Free
man, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Minis, MIR. and
Mrs W. W. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Daney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow, Mr..
ana Mrs. w. L. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Hampton L. Ferrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
B. Johnson. Col. George A Mercer, Judge
Falligant. Maj. and Mrs. Withers, Mrs.
Sioussat, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dorson,
Harry Stoddard, Miss Mc}ill, Miss Dock,
Miss Mccullough, Miss bearing, Miss Nc
Dowell, Miss Colquitt, Miss Howell, Misses
Holhngshead, Miss Baker, Miss Shellman,
Miss Mstty Baokus. Miss Woodbridge, Miss
Gardner, Miss Ingram, Miss Guile
Lawton, Miss Vida Fleming, Miss Mary
Whitehead, Miss Josephine Jones, Miss Lima
Woodbridge. Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Jessie Chisholm. Miss Gussie Bond, Miss
Thomas, Miss Falligant. Miss Clay, Miss
Hopkins, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Ionic
Guerard, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss
Annie Conner, Miss Corinne Hey
ward, Miss Gertrude Weed, Miss Meta Hey
ward, Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Irene
Withers, and Messrs. John Sullivan, G. N.
West, Robert Bellington, DR.. c. N. Brandt,
e. N. Hancock. William R. Leaken, w. W.
Williamson, Frank s. Lathrop, Martin
Levisson, Harry Williams, johnson. Lewis
Mercer. B. F. Finney, J. A. P. Girls
field W. deBruyn Hops, J. Muir Lang, T.
n, Cunningham, J. Ferris Cam, DR..
A. L. Alexander, w. Crane, Godin
Guerard, G. Howard, Trenholm Hop
kins, John Screven, Livingston,
Kenan, Maj. John A. Crowther, Julian de-
Bryn Hops, DR.. Miller. Edward Haversham,
N. II. Schley George Gadsden, William
0e0cAChs L. INhVou6ls NOTuOu I1hTTkSOu,
John Morris, Mr.. Freeman, John Mailook,
William Hartridge, Walter Chisholm,
Miles B. Lane, Houstoun Thomas, Murray
Screven, Wylly Woodbridge. J. l.. Walt
hour, Gretz Myers. G. Banks, Fred Myers,
John Owens. DIR. T. p. Warning, Arthur
Whitehead, Hammond Read. K. w. Cum
bingham. Jack Carter. and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Chisholm gave
beautiful tea on Monday evening last. Their
guest OF honor was Mrs. Sioussat Of Balti-
more, and Others, who had the pleasure of
meeting this charming lady and enjoying
the graceful hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chisholm. Among those present were Miss
Ruthie Stewart, Miss Annie Conner, Miss
Chisholm, Mr.. W. h. Beaken and Mr.. John
Young.
Tho next entertainment Of the German
Club will be held tomorrow evening at
Catholic Library hall.
Col. and Mrs. William Garrard's beauti-
ful home on CASTOR street was the scene of
delightful card party on Wednesday even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Florence Minis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D.
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G. Cunningham, MIR. and
Mrs. I9ndC Minis Mr. and Mra .1nhD Rrvan