The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-03

the oollegIans the pleasure of meeting tn
young la.ies.
Mai. Robert Irwin passed through Macon
and remained q day there last wesk.
Mr.. y. ". Mccullough Of Gait, Ontario
is spending few weeks with HIS sister
Mrs. c. A. ShearOn, on Hull street.
Work and waste paper baskets ars made
nearly covered with bows OF bright tinted
satin ribbon.
Strings are worn with large as also small
hats.
The newest passementeris shows the pre-
vailing spangle craze, and is covered with
closely overlapping spangle Of gold.
It is rumored that one Of the leading bellies
Of Atlanta will be the guest Of one Of our
popular young society ladies next week.
Miss Meta Branch after a delightful,
though short, stay in GreenVille, s. C., has
returned.
Mr.. Charles Beekman Of New York is the
guest Of Col. and Mrs. W. w. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mira q. L. Appleton and Miss
! Appleton Of Bryan county are at the De
Soto. They are welcomed after a long trip
abroad. All during last winter they were
on the continent and they were much
missed from the social world Of our city.
Rich velvet hats have crowns Of embroid-
cred passementerie and are trimmed with
viole5s cunningly mingled with loops of
black satin ribbon.
Mr.. Fred Warning is visiting relatives in
the city.
Mr.. Arthur Haines is spending a few days
In Wilmington, N c.
Miss Sarah Mills gave an unique party
last Monday evening to few of her friends.
10 was splinter party" The prizes were
very pretty. Miss Rosa McBee won the
ladies' first prize, aud all who were present
enjoyed 1t very much.
The Cotillon Club gave their Christmas
dance on Wednesday evening last 1t was
quite large fair. The german was beauti-
fully led by Mr.. Baron Carter 1t was held
at the Odd Fellows hall The music was
unusually fine and the young people seemed
| In every way pleased with its success,
Lyons brocades for trains show designs in
gold and silver.
Salmon pink and gray combine artist
ically.
Lieut. Keech is In town for a month.
He has many friends here who are always
glad to see him.
Mr.. A. L. COLBY Of Bethlehem, Pa,
who has made many friends during his stay
here, left for his home yesterday.
Mr. Newali Turner gave a beautiful VIC.
| let party Tuesday evening last There
were about thirty of his Young friends
Dancing was INDUCED IN, and il was not
until a late hour that his hoSpltable home
was closed.
Quite large party Of pleasurs-seekers
went out TO Greenwich park for an oyster
roast on Wednesday evening.
The two great faults of the American
society women are hypocrisy and self-oon-
seriousness, says Prof. David Swing. We
need more spontaneity in our society. If
women would only be natural, if there was
less posing for effect, If our girls would not
forever be thinking how they looked and
how they acted they would be admired
more by discerning men. Tho professor
has never visited our city it ia certain or he
never would have had such sentiments.
There has been recent return at uncheons
and dinners to table decoration of several
seasons ago, that Of ribbons strayiug from
the center-piece to each plate, ending in
the card of the guest to occupy the place.
The returned ribbons have taken TO them-
selves riches, for they are now six inches
wide and more, imparting q high color
| effect to the board.
Mr.. Mitchell Kings visit to North Caro-.
| lima during the holidays has been much ap-
preciated and the trip was a most delightful
one.
The Princeton Glee Club will entertain q
large audience next Wednesday evening at
the Masonic hall. In the afternoon of that
day, l hear, Miss Whitehead will compli-
ment the club with o'clock tea.
| Lieut.. Edward p Lawton left for Dab
| lonega yesterday after two most pleasantly
| spent weeks with his parents He wants to
be ready for work by Monday morning
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander of Du-
luth are spending the holidays with Gen.
and Mrs. Alexander. on Harris street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan P. Howell gave New
| L CARS Dali OF Yo Ol0en time" TO their
daughter, Miss Efiie Howell, on Friday even
ing, , at their home in Atlauta 1t was a most
| brilliant affair. The costumes were exouls-
itely becoming, and on entering upon the
scene the effect wns startling and made one
think shat he was transported to the colonial
days of the eighteenth century.
The women Of BOSTON have a new fad
that really amounts to cult 1t Ia the
study of Alfred dc Musset. 1t Is not alto
I gether disDleasing to have De Musset cult
after a Browning and Tolstoi 1t is sug-
geste1 that the study will confine itself to
the writings and not extend to the absinthe
drinking literature.
Miss Bessie Brueu gave q charming party
last Wednesday evening to few friends.
Among the many charming young ladies
at home from school for the holidays is Miss
Lima Walter. She is attending the Lucy
Cobb in Athens and is a great favorite
there, as she is everywhere she is known.
Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins gave a very hand.
some dinner on Wednesday evening to a few
gentlemen friends IL was special compli-
ment to Mr.. NJ. A. Rice Of Rockland. Me.
who was the guest of Mr. Joseph Walker
Mr.. Rice made great many friends during
his short stay in our city, and it is hoped he
will return shortly and remain O longer
time. He left Tor New York on fridays
steamer.
The Misses Lawton will receive their