The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

woodfn. Col and Mrs. William
Garrard, Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Guerard, Misses Lawton. Conner, Walter.
Daniel, Nicnols, Whitehead, Lester, Brady.
Owens, Stiles, McAIpin, Backus, Taylor
Gardner, Johnston, Guerard. Fallisant,
Heyward. Hull. Warren, Goodwin, Messrs.
Williamson, Gadsden, Daniel, COsens,
Schley, Hancock, deBruyn Hops, Leaken,
CarswelL Whitehead Champion, Crane,
Gordon. Guerard, Hartridgo, Haoersham,
LeHardy, Mercer. Montague, Myers, No
land, Schaaf, Serveas, Tison, Thomas,
Young, Judge Falligant. Mr.. ]. F. Beck
with and many others, among them the
Princeton College boys.
very enjoyable leap year german was
given by the young ladies Qf the Cotillion
Club to their gentlemen friends last Tues
day evening at Odd Fellows ball. The GER
man was led by Mr.. Clarence Hatch. His
selection Of figures was quite unique Re
freshments were served aud the evening
proved brilliant SUCCESS.
Miss Florence McAlpin left on the steamer
yesterday for Baltimore after delightful
three weeks spent at home with her friends
She returns to Mrs. Carey's school to
Finish of" this year, as she is one Of the
promised buds" for the winter '92 and 'g3.
Pointed Swiss belts Of black velvet, other
plain or studded with jet. are used 10 con-
fine the fullneSs Of she fashionable blouse.
Seldom has the decorative idea been 80
domiu sted and possessed by any one design
as it is Just now by the emblem of the golden
lilies-the Geur de lis of France. which
isn't a lily at oil, by the way, and whose
story is as Interesting as anything in a story
book. The feur de lis 10 the iris or blue flag
no wall in this NouutrV and AVIAN
better known In France. 1t was Louis VII.
who adopted it as part Of his own ooat-of
arms and gave it the name of Geur de lis,
or Louis flower. causing the national stand
ard to be thckly strewn with it. 1t has
taken possession of everything. Every one
buys IL in gold or silver designs for Jewelry;
it is embroidered on all sorts of fancy work
even footstools are made in this shape and,
although its rival. the bow-knot, is very
popular, the JleGr de lis seems TO be the
more 30.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles o. Hainos gave a
charming "spider web" party on Thursday
evening to MRS Haines' brother, Mr.. A. l..
Colby of Bethlehem, Pa, who spent a
lightfully Informal affair and en- joyed by
all present
Miss Leona Guerard gave q charming
afternoon reception from 4 to 9 o'clock last
Friday afternoon. She entertained a great
number Of her friends, and some Of the
young people were asked to remain, and in
the evening dancing was INDUCED in and
very much enjoyed. Mrs. Guerard and her
daughter proved themselves delightfully."-
| graceful hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rauers spent q few days
at their island home on st. Catharine's last
/ week.
Mr., and Mrs. Pope Barrow of Athens,
Co., are in the city, visiting relatives.
Capt. Robert g. Fleming spent a few days
| In Atlanta last week.
Velvet hats with trimmings OF fur and
white lace and with deep wells of white APP
plique lace are quite English"
Judge Speer, who is in Savannah for a
few weeks, promises 60 bring his wife and
daughter to our city this winter, where
they have so many friends.