The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

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asked you may be made 70 feel badly. How
ever. hope not.
The Chancel Society Of st. Johns church
have prepared an attractive programme for
the evening Of Feb. Is at Masonic temple.
The principal feature will be some very
beautiful tabeaux. The ladies in charge
are spariug no pains to have them a success.
Some, understand, are TO illustrate lines
in certain poems, and others are take from
celebrated paintings of French and Ger
maa artists. What with beautiful girls,
very nice and effective costumes and acces-
series, success is assured.
Mr.. Thomas Wylly was the host at q
stag" dinner party Thursday night.
Miss Julia Owens expects to leave for
Augusta during the coming week.
Miss Marie Hsbersham, who has been
having charming visit in Augusta, has re-
turned.
Another OF the weeks hostesses was Mrs.
A. Carmichael, VINO gave delightful
morning to few friends on Friday.
Afternoon tea. no matter how luxurious the
appointments, is not complete unless there is
crane somewhere in the Immediate
vicinity. An iron one with bright little
copper kettle banging ana steaming merrily
away is ever so much more ''chic" than the
most elaborate hot water machine ever
wrought. With not little cakes, serve in
pink dish saltsd pistache nuts, instead of
the conventional sailed almonds. Why are
the pistache nuts put in pink disha Be-
cause they are the loveiiest shade OF green,
and sslting them gives little crystalized,
frosty look that IS simply fascinating as a
contrast to the pink.
Mrs. 3. A. Denmark aud her son, Thomas.
have gone to Garrett station to be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Garnett for
week.
A party of ladies aud gentlemen enjoyed
a drive to White Bluff Friday afternoon.
There was fish supper, and the return trip
was by moonlight.
Mrs. Stiles is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Mills, on Hall street.
Miss Jones entertained a few friends
Monday evening at her home on Henry
street.
The ladies who have charge of the Cher
ity ball have decided TO have the ninuet
danced at O'Clock promptly. This fact
ought to be remembered else late-oomers
will miss the event of the evening.
Miss Mallst of Virginia is visiting her
friend. Miss Guile Lawton. Miss Mallet's
father, Prof. John William Mallet, Is one of
the south's greatest scientists. He is profess
sor Of chemistry in the University of Vir~
ginia-
One of the most popular cotton men on
the Bay gave supper party last night to a
number Of intimate frients. Indeed, 1
might have said birthday party.n What
birthday! Wen, think it was the 45th but
that might be telling. Then, too, may be
mistaken as to the exact age OF this genial
host No matter; there was good time.
be he is or IS. Speeches, toests, and songs
by professionals were in order. The-dear
me. almost wrote the namel Well, the
host was never in better humor, and GER
tainly made his guests feel at nome UNI
der his hospitality. As ! was not invited I
cannot describe the invitations, whether
they were verbal, written or engraved.
Doubtless Col. Leroy r. Youmans will be
greeted by large audience at Hodgson
hall Monday night. / understand there
will be au informal reception rendered Col.
Youmans after his address, OF the residence
of Gen. Henry r. jackson.
Miss Beatrice Adams, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Julia Owens, will leave for
her home in Augusta Thursday next.
A young gentleman who resides not a
hundred miles from the De Soto, says he
would really like to receive a little more
attention at the germans. Ladies', solve
this riddle and make him belle at the Leap
Year, anyhow.
Verify, the old order changeth. A weary
and blase bachelor was seen upon the streets
the other day walking with young lady
and smiling.
Miss Mollie johnson gave an azalea din
ner to Miss Adams Of Augusta on Thurs
day. Everything was pink and white, and
the table mound Of Rgsleas. Zach guest
received a favor Of these lovely spring
flowers.
Mrs. John Bryan gave beautiful
luncheon to some OF her lady friends on Sat-
urday.
There will be very quiet wedding on
Tuesday next at high noon. The contract
ing parties are Miss Fannie O'Drisoou and
Mr.. John H. Hunter. There are hosts of
friends wishing these two popular people
every happiness; and II wishes count for
anything, then their life will indeed be
happy.
Miss Julia Medley is In New Orleans.
where she will be until after the Mardi
Gras.
Mrs. Hunter of Louisville, Ga, is at Mrs.
Wayne's on South Broad street Mrs Hun
ter is the estimable mother OF Mr.. John
Hunter and will be present at her sons mar
riage.
Miss Screven, who is now in Beaufort, S.
and Mr.. Murray Screven, on her return to
Savannah. These gentlemen have bachelor
quarters" on Henry street.
The many friends of Miss Louise Arnold
will be delighted to hear that she is looked
for in Savannah next week.
Miss Fannie Dub and her mother are in
New York.
Mrs. A. Ferst. on Hall street, has for her
guest Miss Hamburger of Chicago.
Miss Rosenbaum Of Richmond, Va. is
visiting her SITTER, Mrs. Lawrence Lips
man on CASTOR street
Miss Strauss Of New York is visiting Mrs
S. A. Einstein on Liberty street
A number Of Savannah people were in
tereSted in the Bacon-Sparks wedding in