The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-01
SOCIETY NOTES.
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VIII Interest the Readers of the
Morning News.
To-day ushers in the "New Year, bring
10, with it the annual good resolutions
.nd turnings over OF new leaves, etc.; and
:, serious q thing as any, for the time being,
he effort TO remember to write 1898. All
through the city last evening were gathered
,orsther friends in large and small groups
10 sit out the old year and welcome in the
new. On the stroke Of 12 o'clock, midnight,
bsndshakings and Happy New Years were
in progress, and a general disturbance
throughout the land announced the fact
that 1899 had faded away and that 1898 had
stepped in to fill the vacancy. The year
q ended, and In looking back upon it what
dc we and9 Apparently very little of what
we anticipated a year. ago. How easily
have the good resolutions been broken; and
the turned over leaves, how easily have
they blown back The thoughtful and
sober-minded are sure to look and think
over the past. But two much dwelling in
retrospect Will DTluR observation-disclosures ana
the heart will cry out, "All is vanity"
And yet, / am sure all OF US can recall more
pleasure than pain II we choose
50 to do. Socially, the past
week has been busy one, and the days and
evenings alike have had their own enter
tainments. The week beginning will also
be filed with entertainments, both large
aud small Schoolsin the city and those
away will begin to reopen, aud students
will be busy packing ND to return to their
duties; and soon the holiday time will be a
thing Of the past. In most of the churches
to-day the Christmas music will be re-
peated. Tomorrow will be celebrated as
New Years day, and a few people will be
Of home to their friends during
the afternoon and evening. but the good
old-fashioned calling seems to have been
given up. 1t seems pity, too, for it is
without doubt a charming way to begin the
new year by being friendly and cordial one
70 another, and wishing to your friends the
hearty "Happy New Year" and in giving
the greeting, let US be sure we throw in a
little salt. so that the message may not be
without SAVIOR, the real salt OF love. We all
need IL in our lives and especially among
those whom we count as friends.
The fourth "club german Of this season
was danced on Tuesday evening last at
Catholic Library hall. Despite the cold
night, 1t was splendidly attended, and was
the largest, il not the handsomeSt, given
thus far. Mr.. j. Randolph Anderson was
the leader. Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. 7. May
hew Cunningham the chaperons and Cobb's
orchestra furnished the music. The supper
was fine one, and beautifully served by the
Rectory Society. Those at the german were;
Col. and Mrs. William Gerrard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Karow, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Stewart,
Lieut.. and Mrs: e. P. Lswton. Miss Nicolls
Of Baltimore, Miss Darby OF Charleston,
Miss Barrow. Miss Howell Of Marietta, Miss
McGill, Miss Mccullough, Miss Matte
Backus, Miss Edith O'Driscoll. Miss Kate
Brigham. Miss Jones, Miss Hey Miss
Conner, Miss Woodbridge. Miss jamie Cum
ninghsm, Miss Whitehead, Miss Fleming,
Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Colquitt. Miss
Baldwin, Miss Ionic Guerard. Miss Maggie
Gardner. Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
jamie b Falligant, Miss Claude Bond,
Miss Gussie Bond. Miss Sallie McAlpin.
Miss Bessie Hartridge, Miss Flor
ence McAlpin. Miss Guile Lawton, Miss
Weed, Miss Irene Withers, Mics Emma
Ingram, Miss Gordon, Miss Meta Thomas,
Miss Anderson, Miss Emelyn Hartridge.
Mr.. w. W., Williamson, Mr.. T. Floyd
Owens, Mr.. John Carswell, Mr.. Hammond
Mr.. johnson, Mr.. J. A. P. Crisield, Mr..
Carl Anderson, Mr.. Gordon Harrison {. Mr..
Henry MoAlpin, Mr.. w. a. Schley,
MIR. James McAlpin, Mr.. Stewart Hinicks.
Mr.. Godin Guerard, Mr.. George Gads-
den, Mr.. Maragne Fleming, Mr..
William aadsden. Mr.. John ow-
ems, Mr.. Robert Bellington, Mr..
H. Cox, Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr.. George
Germany. DR.. 7. P. Warning. Mr.. Leopold
Alexander, Mr.. Rob Mercer, Mr.. Godin
Howard, Mr.. WILLY Woodbridge, Mr.. T.
NJ Cunningham, Mr.. Julian deBruyn Hops,
Mr.. A. tombstone, Mr. w. B. Hartridge,
Mr.. Houston Thomas, Mr.. w. Il. Crane,
Mr.. Cooke, Mr.. E. NJ. Tsnnor, Mr.. Harry
holm Hopkins, Mr.. ]. f. Cam, Mr.. John
Morris, Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr.. R. w. Cum
ningham, Mr.. Carlton Champion.
Mrs. W. D. Harden and Miss Meta Hsr-
den arrived from New York on Thursday
morning, and are settled 10 their beautiful
home on Gwinnett street, corner OF Lincoln.
Among the handsome ev ening wraps are
ermine capes in the flowing military shapes
With high turned-over collar and tinted
with mauve or pink moire. In some models
she ermine Is gathered full about the shout
ders TO yoke and in Others wais tcoab
front is added.
Cards have been received in Savannah
from Mrs. Anna Fox Weed TO the wedding
Of her. daughter, Emma Louise, and Mr..
Charles Arthur Belts Wednesday evening,
Jan, IL, at o'clock. Madison Avenue Re-
formed church, Madison avenue and Fifty
seventh street, New York. Miss Weed is
the daughter of the late Thurlow Weed,
and Mr.. Betts is wel-known and popular
young man. His "best man. will be Mr..
Richard johnson from this city aud the
wedding win be a brilliant one.
The party given on Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Cunningham for their
daughter, Miss jamie, was a brilliant success.
Armory hall was most artistically decorated
Tor the event, and together with the bright
and handsome gowns of the ladies pre-
sented beautiful scene. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham and Miss Jauie were assisted
In receiving the guests by Mrs. T. Mayhem
Cunningham. A great many guests were
present, but with a good floor and
music by Cobb's orchestra they was no
crowding in dancing. About!midnight a
beautiful supper was served-whtte stew
sherry croquettes, sala DIS, sandwiches,
olives selted almonds, Ices, cakes and cof-
lee A large punch bowl was kept, on the
dancing floor all the evening, Among
those present were seen Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Malone, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis NJ. Warfield, Mr.. aud Mrs.