The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-16
SOCIETY NOTES.
NUMBER OF INTERESTING
pvENTs IN TEE SOCIAL WORLD.

miners and Receptions-The Ger
man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Well
Known People-Other Matters That
Are Worth q Passing Notice.
With two brilliant weddings last week
.,d several Iuncheons, dinners and recep-
,i,ns the past week has been very full Of
.,gsgements and much excitement and
arttariuQ of hearts and Of ribbons. Savan-
.ob has sent q handsome representative to
waterbury, Conn, and those remaining
Gill always welcome home the attractive
Mrs. Robert T. Griggs. The charitable
oo,erprises have been a success, and the
benevolent managers have the satisfaction
n seeing the exchequer replenished by the
generous and responsive public.
A midnight luncheon will sometimes cure
Insomnia.
Miss Ida Reiser returned last night from
New York.
Miss Bertha Rosenheim is visiting friends
In Richmond, va.
Mr.. George Reitze of New York was in
Savannah last week.
Mr.. W. A. wilkins Of Waynesboro was
IN Savannah last week.
Mrs. Dame, Mrs. Collyer and Miss
sbeathe are at the De Soto.
Mai. A. T. Smythe Of Charleston spent a
few DAYS in Savannah last week.
Mr.. J. C. Haskell of Columbia spent seve-
raj days in Savannah last week.
Mrs. William Low of England is visiting
her mother Mrs. w. W. Gordon.
Miss Emma Hopkins is spending a few
days with the Misses Hull at Meldrim.
Miss Sarah Mills left last week for Balti-
more to resume her studies at Mrs. Lefebre's.
MIR. and Mrs. H. d. Stevens went down
last Tuesday to Florida to spend week or
two.
Mrs. J. W. Buchanan and Miss Buchanan
are visiting Mrs. Anna S. Cam on CASTOR
street.
Miss Gardner of Augusta is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs Osceola Butler, on Perry
street.
Mrs A. R. Lawton returned home last
night after a short stay at her cottage at
Mount Airy.
Mrs Caroline Stettenheim Of Columbus
Is visiting her nephew, MIR. Emile Newman,
on CASTOR street.
Mr.. Louis Haskell's many friends are
glad Of his improvement, aud his speedy
recovery is hoped fors
Mrs Drummond of So. Louis is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Hender-
SOD, on CASTOR street.
Mrs. Alfred Mills and Miss Margaret
Stiles left last Tuesday for their home, NAL
bone, in North Georgia.
Dr. and Mrs. Julia Harmon of Warren
O., are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Julius A :
Bates on CASTOR street.
Mrs. Robert H. Anderson, who has been
spending the winter in Savannah, left for
Baltimore last Wednesday.
Miss Kate Morse of North Haven, who
has been the guest of the Misses Ward, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Miss Natalie Wilson Of Bridgeport, Conn.
spent last week at the De Soto, accompanied
by her grandfather, Mr.. ]. Keiffer.
Mrs. Q. R. Hayward and Miss F. s. Hey
ward Of Charleston spent several days in
Savannah last week at the De Soto.
Mrs. Robert g. Fleming and Miss Flem~
ing left last Friday for New York. They
will be absent a couple of weeks or so.
Mrs J. G. Lowell, who has been spending
the winter at the Pulaski, accompanied bY
her sister, Mrs. Storbuck, leaves to-day for
New York
Miss Bessie Beckwith arrived in Saysn-
nah last evening from a visit to relatives in
New ork. She is now visiting Mrs. A. R.
Lawton, Jr.
Miss Marie zizinia leaves for New York
next Tuesday and she will spend a part of
the summer at Chicago, the guest Of Miss
Higenbotham.
Miss Kathleen Hunter and her friend.
Miss Oteha Johnston, left last Wednesday
night for Columbus to visit MIR. and Mrs.
Cecil Gabbett.
Embroideries are put on the summer list
OF trimmings, and are made in expensive
ha nj rrr1a Of loo L
all kinds Of dress goods.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith of Charleston and
Mrs. F. ?. Epson of Beaufort have been
visiting Mrs. c. 5. Richmond on Liberty
street during the last week.
Mrs W. B. Hills, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Cora Ten Eick. returned yes.
terday from Jacksonville. Fla, where thew
have been visiting Mrs. w. d. Matthews.
Mrs. +. M. Green, who has been visiting
relatives In Savannah, left last Wednesday
for Baltimore. From there she will 90 to
HaVre, France, where she will reside in
future
Miss CLAYTON OF Baltimore and Miss Sc
gum and Mrs. Willard Warner of Wash
llgton, who have been spending the past
north.
great many Elton jackets are seen
among the fashions of the metropolis, but
they differ from the jackets Of last season
IN lelug fitted closely to the figure, with
snort at the back like the waist of a riding
habit
Miss Marion Child Of Boston spent short
TINE IN Savannah last week, passing
through on her way from Florida home.
que made many friends in Savannah last
MlnVer' VINO we're glad TO see her again and
regretted that her stay was so short.
Among the many interesting things in
sne Woman's building at the Columbian
lalI TO be displayed, is ife-sized portrait
VI mat fascinating actress Miss Georgia
SayVan, as she appears 10 the first act of
Americans Abroad" It is executed BY
oarohy' and is an exquisite piece OF pastel
Master Leonard Scott Cleveland was a
TuaTning little host at his home, No. 81
DuHy street, last Thursday afternoon. He
gave lawn party to his many little friends
10 honor of his Sth birthday. aud a de,
"suIluI least was served to the happy
party, ana a most eniovabIa time wss
spent
u MISS Ida May, who has been visiting in
.ttorlua. VIII be in Tallahassee this week and
1ueu VIII return home. She has been compli-
leuVeo with many attentions and has in
S,eaSed her already large circle of friends
oue VIII be welcomed home after her ex-
and aligators
IN. me Saturday Club met yesterday at the
ipeSluence OF the vice president, Mrs. Nelson
,nt4C' Ior the last time this season. The