The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31

I goes 20 ner " asnihgtou nomes anu MISS
I Brady, after q short stay in the capital
will return to her home In Detroit. Mich.
DR.. Z. y. Brandt OF Hastings, y. Y, eK-
poets 20 visit his father and mother. Mr.
/ and Mrs Carl L Brandt, at the Telfair
academy. DIR. Brandt will be accompanied
/ by DR.. James Hancock, house surgeon Of
| the New York Eye and Ear hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallock gave beautiful
dinner 70 a few friends Thursday evening.
The Misses Jones leave tomorrow for
Washington on a visit to their uncle Hon.
Wallace 8. Jones, and his sister, Miss l..
Noble Jones.
Great interest Is being taken in the
charity ball which takes place this week.
Careful and systematic rehersals OF the
minuet 20 be danced at the ball are being
held under a competent director and every
thing indicates success.
/ understand there are TO be several
weddings in the near future.
The next cotillon will be held on Friday
evening, Feb. 5.
Mrs. Annie Waring and the boys OF her
Sunday school class are arranging for
parlor concert to be held at her home on
Friday evening. Feb 5, at 8 o'clock p. III.
There is every reason to expect tho parlor
will be filled.
The present craze for things Russian
makes fashionable yellow stationery Dor
dered with black and with o motto in Rus
sian characters done in one corner.
Mrs. Arnold and her two charming
daughters are expected home shortly.
Some young ladies, hear, are contem-
plating giving "pIivate theatricalsn at an
early date. This entertainment will be for
the benefit Of the ''picture fund" Of the Tel
fair academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Appleton aud Miss
Appleton we're guests at the De Soto last
week. They have as a guest Miss Mclean
OF New York.
friends at tea Tuesday evening. Every one
had delightful time. But how could it be
otherwise in this hospitable home!
The Misses johnson on Jones street are
"at home" TO their friends Monday after
moons. There are several other homes in
that neigbborhood which are thrown open
on Mondays.
The "Isondigas" gave one of their delight
full dances Wednesday night ct Catholic
Library hall.
DR.. l. N. Wells and Miss Bell Wells have
gone to Augusta to enjoy the carnival.
The ladies gave their friends OF the Ison-
diga Club leap year ball last Monday
night. IL was a perfect SUCCESS. The ladies
waited upon the gentlemen, and no doubt
the latter enjoyed the novelty.
The low-crowned bonuets, which look so
small before they are trimmed, but which
become creations of grace and beauty, are
still 30 be worn. Hats are also small. An
especial novelty of this season is the Uhlan
hat, copied from the 4-cornered hat worn
by the German trooper.
Mrs. W. May and the Misses May rendered
delightful reception to the bride ana
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, at Mrs.
Mays residence, corner Barnard and Hall
streets, Friday evening.
All manner Of useful things, as we'll as
ornamental, are being made Of suede The
polo caps made of this article are most ef
fecttve and handsome on little boys. Even
be cleaned as.well as gloves Of the same ma
terial.
Miss Nicely has returned after delightful
visit with friends in Waynesboro.
Miss Alice Stuart Hunter entertained
eighteen of her little friends on SATURDAY.
from to 8. Ii was birthday party, and.
although but years of age. tho little
ladV Drnvad harGalf pnook
easy hostess. The children were Julia Hun.
ter. Louise Deering. Claudia McAlpin, little
Miss Conner, Anna Hunter, jamie Garmanv
Eleanor Schley, Marian Schley, Elsie CHS
holm, Mildred Cunningham, Bessie Shooter.
Masters Tracy Hunter, Larcourt Schley'
Charlie Schley. Francis Germany, Mckay
bearing and Haldeman Hnnie. At 5 o'clock
the little ones marched to the dining room
and heartily enjoyed the good things 70
eat. Souvenir baskets OF candy were given
each child.
Miss Buford King is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. j. J. Wilder.
Mrs. H. D. Stevens has two friends with
her-Mrs. Storey and Mrs. Hayward of
Bluffton.
Miss Morriss of North Carolina Is the
guest of Mrs. William Garrard.
Among the visitors at tho soiree we're
Messrs. Stonedrick of Norfolk, Va. Gads-
den and Boylston of Charleston, and Mr..
Slade of Columbus, Ga.
A beautiful luncheon was given by Mrs.
Rauers on Friday afternoon. Covers were
laid for eighteen, and most enjoyable time
spent.
Mrs. and Miss Hopkins and Mrs. Matt
nd-Dougall are lat home" to their friends
every Monday from to o'clock.
Mr.. Nj. Y. mcIntyre has grown strong
enough to 60 to Suwannee Springs. His
many friends wish him speedy recovery.
and hope to see him on the street before a
great while.
Miss Grace Appel is visiting friends in
Augusta.
Miss Maggie Doyle is enjoying a visit in
Augusta, the guest of Mrs. p. Fl. Rice.
There were several riding parties recently
and often wonder why there are not more
OF them. Surely Savannah can we'll be
proud Of her many good riders. aud hope