The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-12
SOCIETY NOTES.
zow SAVANNAH SOCIAL CIRCLES
v0rNp- MUSEMENTL LAST WEEK.

vOJNp- MUSEMENT LAST WEEK.
raes Were iu Favor - There We're
on.te a Number of Them and They
were Well Attended-The Third and
last soiree of the sesson-It Was a
Most Successful One-A Large Num-
nsr Of Visitors Present-Ihe German
and Who Were There-Card Par
ses-Personsl Mention of Visitors
and Well-known People.
lust how much can be gotten into six
dsvs and nights seems to have been the
,bougbss to fill the minds and occupy the
hands and feet of society during the week
which ended last night. just TO think that
lent is upon US! or course. society is busy,
and will be up to midnight Tuesday. Old
and Young alike have had opportunities
this past week OF enjoying life In ways
,orewhat out of the regular routine
~ daily life. The men especially have
had more gayeties this week than last
for there have been two large parties to say
nothing of the great banquet, theater and
cards. Added to all these have been for
the women beautiful teas, luncheons and
TAT homes" And so the week has passed
with rapidlty, filled with joy and pleasure
for the many, while to others it has per-
chance been filed with grief and sorrow.
But upon this side must not speak in these
columns these are meant for
pleasure not for pain. The outlook for
this week is not particularly promising
although there will be a german, some
cards and a few ''at homes.n Then. too .,
some Of our society people will attend the
Valentine ball 10 Augusta and the St.
Cecilia in Charleston. The invitations to
the Valentine ball are beautifully itho~
Rraphed, and are most artistic in design.
So. altogether. the coming week will not
be dull one In the social world.
The regular fOFtnightly german was
danced on last Tuesday evening at Catholic
Library hall, under the leadership of Mr.
John Sullivan Schley. This german was
even larger than the last, and that was, at
the time, said TO be the largest ever given
i. IN Savannah. The dressing. too, if such a
thing could be possible, was more gorgeous.
Altogether the german Of last Tuesdaywas a
success. The music was excellent and the sup
per all that could be desired. The chaperons
were Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs. J. J.
Wilder, Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. W. H. Dan
lei. Some of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian, Mr.. and
Mrs Stewart, MIR. and Mrs. Cosens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Miss Smith, Mrs. Redd,
Miss Eaton, Miss Baldwin OF Baltimore,
Miss Wilbur, Miss Hayward, Miss Appleton,
Miss Withers, Miss g. Lawton, Miss Cor
Wilder, Miss Chisholm. Miss Anderson, Miss
Meta Anderson, Miss Gibbs, Miss Harden
Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Castleman,
Miss Constance Trenholm, Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Backus. Miss Ingram, Miss
Julia Owens, Miss Guerard. Miss Guile
Harrison, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss
Whitehead. Miss Jones, Miss Colquitt, Miss
Falligant, Miss Minis, Miss Daisy McAIpin,
Miss Conner, Miss Weed. Miss Cunningham,
Miss Gibbs, Miss Hillyer, Miss Ingram
Miss Florence, Miss Hammond, Mr.. Rave
mel, Mr.. John Grant, Mr.. Coe, Mr.. Thomp-
son. Col. Garrard. Mr.. Williams, Mr..
Harvey johnson. Mr.. Wylie johnson, Mr..
Guerard, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. M. Fleming,
Mr.. r. G. Fleming, Jr., Mr..
W. H. Crane, Mr.. George Owens. Mr.. w.
Il. Schley, Mr.. Whitehead, Mr.. Gratz N.Y.
ers, Mr. Fred Myers, Mr.. Hincks, Mr..
Lewis Mercer, Mr. Rob Mercer, Mr.. B. F.
Finney, Mr.. Ellington, Mr.. Woodbridge.
Mr.. Stephen Ravenel, Mr.. Screven, Mr.
John Owens, Mr. W. w. Williamson. MIR.
Anderson, Mr.. Owens, MIR. w. B. Hart
ridge, Mr. Servaes, Mr.. Morris, Mr.. T. M
Cunningham, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. R. w.
Cunningham Mr.. Cooke, Mr.. Crisfeld, Mr.
Alexander. Mr.. Henry McAlpin, Mr.. Read
MIR. deBruyn Hops, Mr.. Harrison. Mr.. Hun
ter. Mr.. W. Wade. Jr., Mr.. Lane, Mr.. g
M. GadsdeD, Mr.. W. B. Gadsdeu, Mr.. H
H. Thomas, Mr.. Stringfellow and others,
sa a. RI anti tot Na6 fNFO
ally at cards on Monday evening few
friends. 1t matters not what may be the
nature of an entertainment in this charm
ing home, an enjoyable time is always as.
sured. Miss Lawton's guests were Miss
Smith Of Danville, Va. Mrs. Walter Cur
It's, Miss johnson, Miss Castleman, M 81
Marshall, Miss Baldwin, Miss Belle Harri
son, Miss Florence McAlpin, Miss Line
Woodbridge, Miss Katharine Stiles, Miss
Wilder, Miss Lawton, Mr.. M. B. Lane, Mr.
Il. g. Read, Mr.. Julian de Bruyn Hops, Mr.
Godin Guerard, Mr.. Leopold Alexander
Mr.. W. B. Hartridge, Mr.. John Owens, Mr.
Lewis Mercer, Mr.. Stringfellow, Mr.. b. f.
Finney, Mr.. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Fl. w. John
son, Mr.. Dixie Screven. The prizes were
won by Miss Lima Woodbridge FIRST Miss
Stiles second, Mr.. Alexander first, and Mr.
Guererd second.
Pink was the tone color used at the beau
titul tea given by Mrs. Henry D
stevens on Wednesday last
between the hours of 4:3t
and Z. This artistic home was mode more
charming by profusion of smilax, ferns
potted palms and flowers. The table in tn,
serving room WAS particularly pretty witt
the silver candlestick with pinl
candles and shades, pink can
dies, etc. Mrs. Stevens niece Mis
Corinue Hayward, and Miss Ruthie Stewar
received with the hostess. and the ladie
who served were Mrs, I. 6. Hunter Mrs
W. D. Simkins, Mrs. w. w. Rogers Mrs
John Screven, Miss Baldwin OF Baltimore
Miss Nina Hayward, Josephine Jones, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Henrietta Myers, Mis-
Meta Harden, Miss Mary Jones and Mis-
Mollle johnson. Some of the guests
we're Mrs Woods, Mrs. Conner
Mrs. g. H. Cunningham, Mrs
Isaac Minis, Mrs. Wartleid, Mrs. Fred
Myers, Mrs. T. M. Cunningham. Mrs
wayne, Mrs. Munnerlyn, Mrs. duBignon
Mrs. j. 81. Hunter. Mrs. B. A. Denmark
Slrs. G. n. Brandt, Mrs. W. w. Chisholm
Mrs. w. d. Harden, Mrs. Schley, Mrs. A
H. Lawton, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Lawton
Jr., Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Morrel, Mrs. w. g.
charlton, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr., Mrs NJ
hawkins, Mrs. Withers, Miss Smith of Dan
vile. Va. the Misses McAlpin. Miss Owens
me me Misses Johnston, Miss Wilbur, Mis-
Whitehead. Miss Clay. Miss Cunningham
Miss Ellis. Miss Ii Woodbridge Miss APP
Pleton, Miss Lesken, Miss Chisholm, Mis-
SSJomer, Miss Mai Owens, Miss Baldwin, Mis-
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