The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07


Miss Buford King, Miss Mai King and
Miss Florence King all of Brunswick,
Miss Wilbur, Miss Castleman of Atlanta,
Miss Emmic Lawton. Miss Guile IIawton
Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Maggie Gard
ner, Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Sadie
Anderson, Miss Julia bearing of Jackson
vile, Mrs. Walker Miss Meta Harden,
Miss Woodbridge, Miss Sallie McAlpin.
Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Emma
Hopkins, Miss Florence McAlpin,
Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss Emma Ingram.
Miss Iona Guerard, Miss Williams, Miss
Ida May, Mr.. Houstom Thomas. MIR. Will
lam Leaken, Mr.. Mills B. Lane, Mr.. John
Sullivan Schley, Mr. A. Johnston, Mr.
Julian Hartridge, Mr.. Arthur Whitehead,
Mr. j. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Leopold Alexan-
der, Mr. James McAlpin. Mr.. Fred Ellis,
Mr.. John Carswell, Mr.. Henry McAlpin,
Mr.. L. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Mr. II. w.
Johnson, DR. Lamar. Mr.. Louis Mercer,
Mr.. w. II. Schley, Mr. Richard Cunning
ham, Mr.. Horace Hunter, Mr.. w Crane,
Mr.. Robert Mercer, Jr, Mr. Allen Boyd,
Mr.. George Gadsden, Mr.. Robert Billing
ton, Mr.. Hammond Read, Mr.. Lloyd
Owens, Mr.. Stuart Hinc5s, Mr. Cooke,
MIR, Thomas Tannor, Mr.. John Owens.
Mr.. Godin Guerard and Mr.. Godin How
ard.
The Kings Daughters will take ad-
vantage of the opportunity to meet some
Of the demands of the crowd this week
and the band No. will open an exchange
this week on Bull street, corner of New
Houston, where the most faStidiOuS crowd
can find something they like.
Among the handsomest French gowns,
as described by careful observers. some
very striking combinations are seen; such
as turquois blue, combined with Havana
brown, with beautiful effect But unless
the colors are hit off just right, what
caricature can be made of off-shades!
Mrs p A. Stovau and her daughter,
Saida, who have been visiting relatives in
Augusta, returned home last Thursday
morning.
Inc most conspicuous young lady at the
Columbian ball in. New York last week
wore gown of white satin, brocaded in
coral tints. The sleeves were large puffs
of coral velvet; the bretelles and girdle
We're of the same color and material Her
hair was of that sunlight shade which is
neither red nor yellow, and was dressed
to form a halo about her Christmas-card-
like face. She appeared to be every
where one looked. but. as she was d pretty
sight, we We're glad of it,
Mr.. E. NJ Mathews left last Tuesday
for Charleston, to be absent week or
more,
Mrs. Louis Warfeld left this morning
for New York.
Little Paul Haskell who recently met
with q severe accident. resulting in a
broken leg, is improving slowly.
Miss Ida May is at home again after an
extended and charming visit to friends in
Jacksonville, Tallahassee and other points
of interest in Florida.
Miss Levering of Baltimore. who has
been visiting Miss Belle Harrison re
turned home last week to the regret of
her friends, some Of whom were at the
steamer to see the last Of her and to wish
d safe voyage to one of the prettiest girls
who has visited Savannah this season.
A noticeably pretty visiting gown seen
this spring. worn by a tall maiden on
Bull street, is of silvery gray china silk,
relieved by spray of white flowers and
trimmed with heavy white lace, which is
very becoming to the brunette.
Miss Jennie May IS visiting Miss Viewer
at Jasper Spring, Ga.
Miss Bessie Bruen and Miss MAY
Owens are visiting Miss Belle O'Neil in
Charleston. S G. Miss O'Neil's home is
one Of solid comfort, combined with the
beautiful. 4 large, handsome house, at
she corner Of East and South Battery.
which overl0Oks the ocean and the noriI-
Ian. promenade of the pedestrians 4 Well
kept garden surrounds the house. and the
breeze has full sweep of the spacious
galleries.
Miss Mary Ellen Turner and Mr.
NeZveIl Turner Who have beon in NnI,,
Vo1I, ATTENDING the naval disnIav arc Az
pected home this week
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who have been visiting Mrs. Anna s
Cam. returned last Sunday 10 their home
in the north.
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that Plagiarism Is the privilege OF the
appfeclaUiVe man IL Is certainly proof
OF admiration. ANA 10 copy the dress OF
ahoJhef woman IS IHG greatest compn-
menI thaJ could De La!u 10 the dress al
though the owner might not ENJOY the
compliment
Miss Venie Minis went over to Daufus-
kie Island last Tuesday with a small party
who ARE spending a breezy time at Melrose
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