The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-28

.yi1bt dropped her sable curtain down,
ID And pinned it with star"
And tins closed another week filled with
Il sasure aud happiness to many. and, per-
bonce with pain and sorrow to others.
H. DAYS come and the days go. each one
}, Is its "doings," be they mirthful or other
Mise
n There have been large entertainments,
brmal and informal affairs, which all go to
yacord the happiness of a week. Each per-
Il has tried to get all the enjoyment pos
4 bic out of society before Lent begins. AS
bst solemn season approaches. doubtless
ranv are saying what they will give up in
b be way of society" and the many little in
Il ugences self loves so much. Would
II not be good thing IL some
AZ US would promise ourselves to be
charitable, not in giving only, but in think
{,g and speaking? What a revolution in
|spciety if everybody would determine for
'fbsse coming six weeks, at least. to try to
IL the good and best in mankind, and
s,ways be on the alert for the little
shortcomings of our friends and ac~
fuaintances! and not to be ever judging
zach others actions; but stop and think
.1hat perhaps the heart is honest. Let us be
Efbaritable in our criticisms OF our fellow
Features, especially of those who must
feeds earn their own livelihood and maybe,
ihat of some dear loved ones. And
a their actions are not always
Must as 1--WE" would do, don't
lei US sit in condemnation too soon, but try
b realize what prompted the act before we
~ AIo,u L
Indeed revolution, and, above all, more
happiness! had no intention Of giving a
free lecture. But, you know, 'out Of the
.fulness Of the heart. etc.
4 Beautiful, indeed, was the ball given by
Bic Soiree Club at the De Soto on Thursday
evening. 1t was the sixth entertainment
given by this successful and painstaking
flub; and, as ever, there was a most enjoy
bble time. Like the last party of it's kind,
Il was remarkable for its informality,
Rayety of spirits aud great cordially
fmony the guests; and yet,
|withal. there was dignity with the entire
absence OF all stiffness. Cobb furnished
Pie music, and good music it was. The orr
phestra was on a platform, and partly
fcreened by the decorations. The gowns
we're handsome and beautiful, and alto
Eether the soiree was a brilliant success.
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Withers,
PIT. and Mrs W. H. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
N W. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. RAJ
fenels, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow, MIR,
bnd Mrs. A. E. Moynelo, Mr.. and Mrs
Cuyas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. 'duBignon, Mr.
|aud Mrs. c. A. Reitze. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Ehearson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Simkins,
ENr. and Mrs. r. g. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs
p E. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. William
|Dearing, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
|iiniS, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hunter,
|Slr and Mrs. Woodfin, Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
|StOvall, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Stoddard, Mr.. and
|Ars Burdell Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Haines,
Judge and Mrs. Harden, Judge and Mrs.
Ferrill, DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Brandt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mallock, Mr.. Alfred Chisholm,
Judge Falligant, Mr.. John Sullivan, Col.
q A. Mercer, Capt. o. M. Carter, Miss
RaOul, Miss Davant, Miss Daniel, Miss Meta
heyward, Miss HARDWOOD, Miss Baughman,
Mss Mckay. Mrs. Boatwright, Miss
Bruce Miss Isabel Stiles, Miss Thomp-
son, Mrs. Wayne Parker, Miss K. Stiles,
Miss E. Stiles, Miss Buford King, Miss Nc
Alpin, Miss Anderson. Miss Fleming, Miss
Falligant, Miss Gordon, Miss Harden, Miss
Screven, Miss Backus. Miss Weed, Miss Brig
ham Miss Woodbridge, Miss Louie Nelly,
MISS Withers. Miss Walter. Miss White
head. Miss Garmany, Miss Clay, Miss Nina
heyward. Miss Conner, Miss Guerard, Miss
baldwin, Mr.. ]. r. Young. Mr.. Walter
Chisholm, Mr.. E. N. Hancock, Mr.. w.
Crane, Mr.. W. Woodbridge. Mr.. Hart
ridge. Mr.. N. H. Schley. Mr.. J. 8. Schley,
Mr.. j. Owens, Mr.. Servaes, Mr.. j. Row
land. Mr.. Gamble. Mr.. Taylor, MIR. Jones,
Mr.. Slade, Mr.. Hewitt. Mr.. j. r. Ander-
son. Mr.. LeHardy. Mr.. Camp. Mr.. Davies.
mr.. Champion, Mr.. Ravenel, DR.. Page, Mr..
r s. Lathrop, Mr.. Edward Haher-
SS6an, Mr.. G. Mercer. Mr.. Whitehead. Mr..
lead, Mr.. Carswell, Mr.. w. deBruyn
\ ops, Mr.. j. deBruyn Hops. Mr.. T. NJ.
Cunningham, Mr.. r. Cunningham, Mr..
N ne West, Lieut.. Keech. DIR. Phillips,
y G1ausoen. MIR. Guerard. Mr.. Howard, Mr.
Schaatf, Mr.. w. w. Williamson. Supper
was served about midnight, in the banquet
ns'l, and consisted Of oysters. patties cro-
quotes with French pease, ham, tongue,
turkey, salads, boned turkey, beef. ices,
CAKES, Jelly, ice cream, fruit and coffee.
Inc regular fortnightly german" was
Tela on Tuesday evening In Catholic
L'Orary hall. While. it was not by any
means small german, 1t was not so large
~ the two preceding. Mr.. I. Mayhem Cum
nugnsn was the leader, and most efficient
ous The figures were exceedingly pretty,
aaa the leading was all prompt. The
tGI a', Tor the evening were Mrs. w. w.
pp'rqon' Mrs. George j. Baldwin, Mrs. W.
u, DanleL The married people present
o "eIe |, Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Baldwin, Mr..
SIu Mrs, Allan Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
4i9S, Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Charlton, Mr.
~ nuu 4rs. Charles Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
Iau L: Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nal
Nh The visitors were Miss Buford King,
TI1'as Daughman, Miss Thompson, Miss Mo
11ay, Miss Mclean. Mrs. Boatwright, Miss
FI7,ghgw'ood, Miss Stiles. Miss Daniel, Miss
Nue. Nue. styles, Miss Ada Hull, Miss K. Stiles,
RI5 Mallet, Hiss Meta Hayward, Miss
C"lA. Others present were Miss
T-'uiiler, Miss May. Miss Harden. Miss
W; VIII Miss Waring, Miss Ingram, Miss
S..uers, Miss Lawton, Miss Backus, Miss
Nae'ea, Miss Gordon, Miss Brigham, Miss
En5!' Mss Woodbridge, Miss Conner. Miss
64aard, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Maitland
N,,usaii, Miss McAlpin. Mr.. T. L. Owens,
Sn SCI, henry McAlpin, MIR. w. H.
H. IiIey, Lieut.. Keech, Mr.. G. Hull,
MI. HIeryaes, Mr.. j. S. Schley, Mr.. r. Cum
baasuam, Mr.. Guerard, Mr.. Z. Cunning
NJ Ili ~ Mr.. Read, Mr.. Crane, Mr.. Carswell.
A. " hltehead, Mr.. Davies, Mr.. Hartridge,
r., Daplel, Mr.. Cosens, Mr.. Weld, Mr.. Le-
anHo AMY Mr.. Owens, Mr.. Leaken, Mr.. Alex
nel 'e " Mr.; West, Mr.. Gamble, Mr.. Rave
NJ NM ar' Woodbridge, Mr. Thomas, Mr..
sbsn Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Edward Haber-
M Mr.. Campbell WILLY, Mr.. Stredwick,
NJ ne, Mr.. d'Antignao. DR.. Lamar. Mr..
RTE. The supper was furnished by the
tifnHny society, and the tables were beau
a certain elderly lady Is in despair about