The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01

Msy1. The name itself suggests loveli-
,0ss in all around. With the beginning OF
Nv the woods are full Of color; the trees,
,br,hs and plants seem to run race among
.hon,selves to see which can put forth the
.,aatast buds and blooms. 1t must have
haen bsautiful days and charming weather,
,,ob az we have had in the past week, that
o.used Schumann to write that sweet song
ofbis ."Twas in the Lovely Month of
Nsvn etc. Nature herself has seemed
Arad with loneliness, and to call for
brightness and Joy. With all the
charming weather there have been no
,rast affairs or anything to startle the
t.social worldn Yet the days go by, rapidly
IN most Of us. each with its own work and
particular amusement or entertainment.
Memorial day was duly observed, and per-
hansin q more imposing manner than ever
before. The presence of Gen. Hampton
added greatly to the occasion. All the mill
tary we're out IN full numbers. The parade
was good, the ceremonies impressive, and
the speech of Gen. Wade Hampton was
most eloquent and ono long to be
remembered. Willing hands and loving
hearts made beautiful the monument in the
Park extension erected to the confederate
dead. Festoons of evergreen. magnificent
designs of roses and masses of mixed flowers,
together with laurel wreaths laid around
by the veterans, made the sight beautiful
one. Nor were the graves in the cemetery
less beautiful. Woman, ever ready to do
her share in the work, laid the flowers upon
the graves of the departed loved ones, and
many perchance, as they did so, felt in their
hearts and breathed with their lips, Here
lies a faithful SOUL"
Mrs. Fleming G. duBignon was hostess at
a charming tea on Tuesday evening. Those
present were Mrs. J. J. Wilder, Mrs. G.
Cunningham, Mrs. J. Rauers, Mrs. John
Nisbet, Mrs, T. Nj. Cunningham, Miss Reid.
Mrs. w. p Ward was prevented from being
present by illness.
Miss Ruthie Stewart is enjoying visit at
the hospitsble home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
K Clarke, in Darien.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Ryan left for
their home in Toledo on. Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan have been the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Haldeman, for
several weeks.
Mrs L. G. Berrien has been welcomed to
her old home by her many friends Mrs.
Berrien is well pleased with Jacksonville,
but then, "it is not Savannah"
Capt. Manigault entertained a number
of ladies at his charming home across the
river one afternoon during the week.
Mrs. W. Neyle Habsrsham left for An
niston, Ala, on Thursday morning. and
will be absent about a month. Mrs. Haber-
sham will visit her daughter Mrs. Colquitt.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Blackie OF Glasgow,
Scotland, have been at the De Soto dur
ing the past week. Little Miss Blackie is
IN Virginia with her aunt, Mrs. J. n. john
son.
Mrs. W. P Hunter, Mrs. J. E. Berry,
Miss Claghorn, Miss Emma Coburn and
MI. ID. Steward returned Friday morning
from their outing in Florida. They had
deIighttui time and would liked to have re-
NAMED longer.
band of the Kings Daughters are
establishing an exchange at the southeast
corner OF Bull and New Houston streets, to
pe opened next Wednesday. This band of
lard and energetic workers have met with
great success in their new enter
PRISE Mayor McDonough gave enough
iunoer for them to erect an
exchange. another gave bricks, Mr.. Hanley
paint, MessrS. Lloyd & Adams window
Siass, MIR. Butler doors and paint brushes,
3 Mr' silva tea spoons, MIR. West saucers,
nT; douglass a pitcher, Mr.. Allen glasses
auu Messrs. Lowell and Cox have done the
Inning. 80, with such a beginning, this
M Ttcle is sure to succeed in its further work.
mat Attle silver cross, with its !. II. n,
nllugS many hope and happiness, and the
%eareF Is she who doeth little kindnesses
tuat many leave uudone or despise."
as as sad before, in a recent article on
ene Kings Daughters. the name
ousgea's the work. In one city there are the
M aulEgossip Ten" and the "Silent Ten"
tnere are none here, l think by that name
- tuere were and their members could be
muit iplled into tens of hundreds what an
apued charm there would be to this already
Charming place.
MISS Emmie and Miss Guile Lawton are
expected home on Tuesday.
~, Slrs: Cooper Myers reached Savannah by
Me- Olty OF Augusta on Friday. Mrs
n5els Will be the guest of Mrs Wayne for
"'eA' AFTER which she will go to Augusta.
,t Hr. Hewitt has returned to the De Soto
utter pleasant stay in Augusta.
., alSs Emily Bond, who has been north for
~. suI past year and a half. arrived in Savan-
"au by the City of Augusta Friday.
t.a Ion Vhls time forth you must have a
sF.o room. They have established them
Witt and several enuerprising New York
ee,; rDeu are already surveying plans and
ronIIS with an anxious eve. The tea
tsS L. "hlch bids fair to be the feminine
- J-9o, seems to be a com ina-
W. OF den and boudoir, where
sin Onien may lunch and talk in peace and
tSl ~ OF heart. In the summer time.
Ssba ga room should be finished in bamboo.
Wis .eIs ana rugless stained floors. In the
les u course, as many rugs and draper
may he included as any ambitious
woman could desire
wesl ~, u Ihe most charming affairs of the
Mrs c vas the surprise party" given by
fba.cHaaL, an IosteQ on Thursday evening. at
Tba 'esIusHce Of Mr. and Mrs. George Mills.
da, OOT9slon was Mrs. PostelI's S4th birth
oo5so,. ms dear old lady was all IN
~ ~ iouS Oh the treat in store for her and
baar pIeparatIons that had Of a necessity
Po.+ohTIo lng on during the afternoon. Mrs.
arr, uau gone UPSTAIRS when the guests
Mil u After all had assembled Mr..
int Spr0ught her down on his arm. and
Wa s .ne brilliantly lighted room, where she
cbiIS Soou surrounded by her loved ones-her
far1iI-oH and grandchildren and all the
Rentagg a Id presents and flowers were pre-
AtaS lie rooms were beautifully decor
in, anu one especial feature was the light.
VI the room by 81 candles in groups