The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31
In THE SOCIAL WORLD.
BONE THINGS THAT INTERESTED
SOCIETY PROFILE LAST WEEK.

SOCIETY PROFILE LAST WEEK.
Events That Are Past and Some Thai
Are TO Come-WeddinRs, Teas and
Germans of Some Well
known People-The Soirse Clubs
Last Entertainments - Matters Of
More or Less Importance to Almost
Every One.
From a social standpoint. Savannah has
been most successful during the asst week.
What with dinner, supper. riding and
dancing parties, and beautiful days and
nights, such as Savannah can really boast
Of, the week has passed. From the many
expressions Of satisfaction, l imagine that
all who entered into the gayety can surely
say that "all went well.
The regular german" the fifth Of this
season, took place on Tuesday at the CAtho-
lie Library hall The floor was in excellent
condition the music was only fair. think
Il lacked precision. The german was un-
usually large. in fact the largest one held
this year, almost every chair being occupied.
Notwithstanding the size it was most beau
tifully and easily led by Mr.. George Gads-
den. The matrons for the evening were
Mesdames W. W. Gordon, T. II. Cunning
ham and w. II Daniel.
Among those who were present were Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Malone, Mr.. aud Mrs. IL.
McA. Schley, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Hunter,
Mrs. George Wadley. Mrs. Maitland.Doug-
all, Col. aud Mrs. Garrard, Misses
Lawton, Whitehead, Lester, Apple
Ton, Flaming. Withers, Eleanor Flem-
ing. Backus. Screven, Stiles,
Gordon, May Brady, X Stiles. Maclean,
Thompson, Weed, Waring. X. Brigham,
Branch, Woodbridge, Adams. Daniel,
Conner, Harden, Guerard, Jones. Mary
Jones, Speer, Anderson, Falligant. Nc
Alpin, Nina Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Minis Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
lock, Messrs. W. w. Williamson, J. $.
Schley. I. NJ. Cunningham, r. d. Guerard,
w. II. Schley. Mercer, Owens, Daniel +,
Servaes, deBruyn Hops, J. r. Anderson,
Charlton, d'Antignac, LeHardy, Hartridge,
Cosens, Whitehead, Myers, Leaken, Cum
ningham, Champion, Hull, West. Owens,
McAlpin, Alexander, Elliott, Habersham,
Crane, Read.
The second entertainments Of the season
of the Soiree Club and the fifth 1t has given
took place at the De Soto Thursday evening.
These entertainments have always been
charming affairs, and the gentlemen who
themselves worthy the task they have
undertaken. / think l can safely say that
Thursday nights party was the most sue
cessful Of ali. think one reason for that
was the entire absence OF all stiffness,
which so often characterizes large
parties given In public places. The decora-
tione were not elaborate, but then. "beauty
unadorned," etc. and, surely. the dining
room OF the De Soto is always beautiful.
Cobb had charge Of the music, and, think.
his orchestra never played better. And
how many beautiful gowns Beautiful and
handsome in their simplicity. Then, too,
everybody seemed to be in good spirits.
and ready to enter into the enjoy.
ment Of the evening. In fact,
the ''soiree" was a brilliant success.
Some of the guests were Judge and Mrs.
Speer, Judge Falhgant, Hon. Fleming
duBignon, Judge Harden, Mr., and Mrs.
George Appleton, Col. and Mrs. p. w.
Meldrim, Hon. and Mrs. Hampton FerrllI,
Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Cunning
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moynelo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Simkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. McA. Schley, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam bearing. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reitze,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs
7. WILLY. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Karow, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Mallock. MIR. and
Mrs. Cuyas, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodfin, Mrs. Hal
deman, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Minis, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Chisholm, Mr.. Maitland Dougall,
DR.. Corson, DR.. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gibbs. Misses Garmany, Harden,
Withers, Appleton, Nicely. McAlpin, Hop
kins, Mai Owens, Nina Hey ward, Conner,
Falligant. Stiles, Davant, NJ. J. Stiles,
Ethel Stiles. Gordon, Brady, Lester. G.
Lawton, Gardiner, Jones, Ingram, Jose.
phine and Mary Jones, Cosens, Woodbridge,
Fleming, Weed. Speer, Thompson. Brauon.
Mclean, Eleanor Fleming, Anderson.
Whitehead, Taylor, Guerard, Backus. The
gentlemen were Messrs. J. r. Anderson,
w. w. Williamson. r. D. Guerard, Grstz
Myers, Fred Myers, Jr., LeaKen. @. Guer-
ard, Servaes. Mercer, Lewis Mercer, Crane,
W. II. Schley, Hewitt, Rowland, How
ard, Screven, LeHardy, Charlton
de Bruyn Hops, Julian Sohley, T. NJ. Gun
ninghem, Gadsden, Wallace Schley, Wood
bridge. Gadsden, R. CunninRhom. F. s.
Lathrop, ]. s. Schley, D. Y. Mcintyre,
Hancock, J, R. Young, Trenholm. Cham.
pion, Hopkins, Owens, Daniels, Alfred CHS
holm, Walter Chisholm, Whitehead, Cor
dou, Capt. o. N. Carter, Lieut. Keech, II.
Read.
MENU.
Olives. Stewed Oysters. Celery.
Oysters q la Poulette
Patties a la Refine.
Chicken Croquettes with French Pease.
Roman Punch, la Kirsch.
Ham. Tongue. Corned Beef. Turkey.
Filet OF Beef. Boned Turkey.
Chicken Salad. Lobster Salad
Charlotte Russo.
Petit Fours. Glace. Sherry Wine Jelly.
Neapolitan Ice Cream. Fruit.
Coffee.
The prize squad drill of the Georgia Hus-
ssrs at Masonic temple on Thursday night
was a success. There was fair attendance
of the friends Of the corps. Doubtless many
more people would have been present had
it not been for the soiree. Those who wit
messed the drill were surprised at the excel
lence of the work of both officers and men.
The judges were Lieut.. G.. T. Cam, Com
pany E, Savannah Volunteer Guards
Lieut.. ]. ]. Gaudry, Republican Blues; and
Lieut.. /. L. Hughes, Company A, Savan-
nah Volunteer Guards The first squad
under Sergt. Henry McAlpin, did fine work.
Owing TO many drawbacks squad 9, under
Sergt. Foye, did not do as well as thew
would have done under different circum-
stances. Squads 8 and did good work.
The fifth squad. under Se7gt. Myers,
came last and was tine best. There was
great interest shown when the victors OF
the prize-$50 in gold-were declared. The
prize was offered and delivered by Col,
Gordon.
Mr.. James L. Taylor of the Richmond
and Danville spent a few days in Savannah
the past week. Mr.. Taylor is looking I'M
usually well, and was heartily welcomed
by his many friends here. l was sorry to
l. 1t