The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
SOCIETY NOTES.
IATTERs RELATING TO THE OPEN.
ING OF TIE SOCIAL SEASON.


People Who Have Return ed and Peo-
pie Who Are Awsy-Receptions and
Other Entertainments That Will
Help to Make Life Pleasant.
After a rest and vacation of some three
months, the society column" looms once
more before the public. Not that there is
|snything especially interesting to write
about just now, for November is not an iu-
tsresting month. In fact, it is, as rule.
iisagreeable and ugly. Even its birth stone
Is considered by many Of US one
Of the ugliest. Still. society's de-
Votees must be entertained by a
weekly resume of Its doings and
4 happenings, even though the writer falls
4 short of the mark 1t is, perhaps, a little
early in the Sc lson TO say anything definite
upon the social outlook. So far as | am
able to judge, the prospects are bright.
q Some charming young women there are
who will make their bow as debutautes this
winter. To them everything is as the color
OF the rose, and so it ought to be; and,
s girls, you have my best wishes for this your
first winter out" l understand there are
e to be some looming out parties" in the
rumors of weddings" The attractions at
the Jheater are fair and fair to mlddling
Rndso on. Socially, Savannah is never al
together dead, and this winter will find the
a people with plenty to do in the way OF
y pleasure and amusement. 1t must all be
8 written up" and criticised, too. That latter
is neither here nor there, only, l might
say, be little slow 10 your attacks, and re-
member good old proverb: BE to my
lrg rel ind RI q
ever kind"
Miss Dorothy McGill OF Petersburg, Va. g,
arrived in Savannah on last Monday. Miss
!. dcGlll came on to attend the Taylor-Paige
4 wedding, and will remain for some time
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor
IN their hospitable home on Harris street.
Mrs. Oberlin NJ. Carter is being well
coined home by her host Of friends in Sa-
Vannah. Mrs. Carter spent most OF the
syammer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. estcott, at thei. charming home at Rich
1sld Spri gs, n. Y. At present Capt and
mrs. Carter are dining at the De Soto, but
II nope In few days to be established in their
new home, 10l Jones street.
Mrs. Fred Myers left yesterday for Bal.
UN IRE, Washington and Philadelphia.
III -hSolS eApeCGS 70 Do hDSeub SoNOAA d
mouths.
Miss Ruthie Stewart is at present in New
8 lork, where she is having a most charm
ug time. Miss Stewart much to the re-
!tet Of her many friends here, will not re-
urn to Savannah until the end Of Novem-
Uer or early part Of December.
Mss jamie and Miss Ellen Falligant are
again at home, after delightful stay among
northern resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hunter and children
.sIurned to the city the early part Of thu
week and are in their lovely home on Tay
Tor street.
4 Mrs. Robert Giabes spent q charming
,"eeE in Charleston among relatives auC
lrlends and enjoyed TIE festivities of Gala
,"esk. Mrs. Gibbes returned to Savannah
last evening.
Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Jr., and children
uaVe returned t. the city after an absenc'
u sevel al months spent at various northern
resorts
2 warm welcome has been given Mis-
Luth O'Driscoll by her friends upon bel
'Fr4Val In Savannah on Thursday morning