The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
SOCIETY NOTES.
Savannah Social World During the
Last Week.

Many Were Present Brief Mention
OF Notable Marriages Some Points
About the Picnic Seasonal Brief
rszavo, +ba Relative Merits of fhe
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Mention OF some Wen hhowh REQ
ole-Other Things Worth a Passing
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The savannah glIl IS ltip"hoN iot
good manners. sincerity. tact and per
feet lack ~ aTerfltion. Atlanta and
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beauty ana DIVIDE IN lAe '-''4''' 81 llle
inland cities. tntlrEIrla retain their fresh
ness and brigAt ,OlOrs. which the sea
co,st ,-irt must foreeo. But Savannah is
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o. some UeaI.I'S' anu 'lie ol'iei Ol'l99 VII
ment and beauty 20 hand i'm hand. The
visiting Girls this winter have
IN r,,-4,inod tho ouaocJ ror,,+,ti,.r,
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o. ''1VOn - 'iail'' I3io''>'a ''' Ina
Rome ana JdchSoIlNili' ioF goou looking
women. The trouble with the savannah
girl is that she does not care; She is not
ambitious to be beautiful and does not
Try, 10 in7p,o,-c ou tbe handiworlr of the
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0eVoIeS more Oh hef precious IliIle TO Jhe
former Ana Ile result Is soou' Iof she
IS good conVefsallohSIiSI' except, per
maps as d ueou'dlilS anu Vilcil SlIc uoSS the
pest she can, ana soon learns now 70 com
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III me HoSu P4TdsilS way Inc
20 fSiiiohsS luu9I US 70 Vldnie Iot
duoUAeI usieel III UHS savannah eltl' LOT
she WalhS dS II sne ndu 20 duu nuI WIN
tue RIaceI VI puoS dlCS o. 9ouIn anu hl9h
sPirlls. mere are Ig" eAcep lions TO
inns LuiG' anu Iiit WuIu duSS'ly cdn
IIuvnl uIly oe apl 4i 10 tNeldI DelieS ana
also 10 Ihelt nlolhtIs. woman car
ridse - 'ier llloSt IudtlIy, anu
pIoLlN lace WIN an GuU bearing
VIII AWAY dluIaCI Ic9s dTteuUIo VI UHdn Ille
woman "Ilo SdiiAO9 lSI99l well
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ar. 1eofge hailies ana family move Out
Co-nlofIoW TO Isle Oh nope 70 spenu the
summer.
The Yacht Club Is one OF the most at
tractlVe outing resorts and always
breeze is TO be felt, which acts as an in
Simultaneous cooler OF.
Miss Maggie Gardner COMMUNICATED her
friend. Miss Lawton, with "a beautiful tea
last Tuesday evening from to 9 O'Clock.
The gentlemen were included in the invi-
portlmity to enjoy Miss Gardeners hospi-
tality and to meet and welcome her friend.
The rooms were filled with flowers in
abundance Pink was the predOminatinq
color and cast a pleasing reflection on ali
the surroundings and increased the beauty
OF the bevy of fair maids who assisted
Miss Gardner in receiving her guests.
Besides Miss Lawton of Macon, they were
Miss Corinne Howard Miss Irene With
ers, Miss Ada HUI Miss .ona Guarard
and Miss Maggie Hull Some of those
present were Miss Edith O'Driscol, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Nina Pape. Miss
Emma Ingram. Miss Guile I.awton. Miss
Pierce. Miss Emma HOPKINS. Miss Iona
Guerard and Miss Hayward.
The holiday season is aunroocbino and
reminds business peopIe tbat for The
SPACE of few brief weeks, or months, as
lhe case may be, they VIII not have TO
bolt their meals as If they were playing
tdse ball with biscuits and sausages, or
periOrate the soles OF their shoes to keep
professional engagements, on the minute,
put they can wrap up their consciences
IN chanolS skin as regards late meals,
long maps, selfish possession of hammocks
and any other reStful career they elect to
pursue. Then comes the question of
where to go. That is not so hard to
decide, as how to get there
The butterflies can generally
manage to fit to just the right
place, and enjoy every moment of their
summer away and return home with, If
nothing else, store of triumphant mem
cries. and a little sunhurn. Every one
has an ideal, unexpressed holiday, even it
never materializes. Miss BraddOn, the
novelist, Is one Of the ladies asked by an
English contemporary to give her ideas of
an ideal holiday. She would choose a
fortnight at Nenice-the last week in
April and the first in May-spent half in
gondola and half on the islands, with a
picnic basket and a volume of Browning.
byron or Sheley,' Mrs. Kendall, the
acUreSs, wants 10 he somewhere with
mowers and sun, good book and my be
tonglngs playing tennis near enough for
me TO near who's winning"
Critics are finding fault with tho many.
and varied colors now worn NV Ivonan
and think il a mark Of degeneracv in Heir
DroverhiaI GOOD taste Thev Sonniain
that Girls are over stennino The marl+ in
wearing nr1,les vfalnyYs Green's and a,,,1-
Thing Thar tbev bannen n liobt On +
does rive a beTv of airle a fI1tti .f,.i,itti
sort IF anneara,,co Int if - 49, H.