The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-26

Of Mrs. Millen for departure
Tybes is already beginning the season OF
its popularity, and will be even more so
than ever when the Cottage Club is holding
sway.
Mrs. +. Il. Demsre, Mrs. Hampton Ferrill
and Miss Maud D'Antignac gave the last Of
their delightful receptions OF this season
last Friday afternoon. The many who
have enjoyed the charming receptions will
regret that until next season they have at
tended the last.
The silk pettiooat is doomed. Fashion
DEGREES that the null pettiooat will take its
place.
Miss Anne Blalock, she Georgia girl who
has won such fame in Boston for elooution
will have charge Of the classes in oratory at
tine Monteagls Chautauqua, aud will spend
the summer in the south.
Miss Willie Law, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Edmondston, leaves
tomorrow to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Wilson in Atlanta.
Mrs. Charles II. PhiniEy has been elected
regent OF the chapter of the Daughters Of
the Revolution in Augusta, filing the place
made vacant by Mrs. T. 8. Morgan who
has lately been promoted to the post Of state
regent.
Miss Ferst has returned after a Visit
through Florida.
Miss Essie Coleman Of Bristol, Tenn, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Gardner.
Mrs. A. c. Vason and Miss Rebie Vason,
after six months spent 10 New YORK, have
returned to their home in Augusta.
Mrs. d. R. Schuster and children, of New
York are visiting MIR. and Mrs. S. Einstein,
on Liberty street.
Miss Sternberger OF New York is visiting
Miss Bertha Rosenheim at the De Soto.
Miss Mamie Williams passed through Sa-
vannah yesterday on her way to Augusta
from Florida.
Miss Hunter has returned home after a
visit to Florida
Miss Emma Einstein returned home yes
terday evening after visit to her brother
MIR. s. s. Einstein, in Memphis.
The Misses Lawton entertained few
guests last Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Miss Leaken Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman will enter
tain the members OF the Social Circle at les
next meeting.
An Atlanta authority says that "Daffa-
down-dilly dinners, with china, satin rib
bon, shade and sweets to match, are in order
now
Miss Marie Nisbet was hostess at ''cara-
mel stew" last Wednesday evening. Among
those present were Miss Helen Marshall,
Miss Page Wilder, Miss Lima Woodbridge
Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss Belle Harri-
son, Mr. 7. Lloyd Owens, Mr. Robert
Harrison. Mr.. Robert Mercer, Jr., Mr.. II.
W. Cunningham, Mr., I. Tannor and Mr..
Gordon Harrison.
Mrs. W. H. Daniel entertained few
guests last Wednesday TO meet Mrs E. M.
Green. Others present were: Mrs. W. w.
Mackall, Mrs. Q. A. Shearson. Mrs Mum
nerlyn, Miss Bessie Ward Miss Margaret
Oosens aud Miss Maggie owens.
Miss Rachel Chapman, Miss Mottie
Lesesne, Miss Cadda Stone, Mr.. Lloyd OW-
ems, MIR. Clarence Hatch and Mr.. Stewart
Hinoks make up an attractive cast for the
play "Snow Balls,n which will be presented
soon after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Wakefield re-
turned last night from New, York
MIR. and Mrs Cherries Ellis entertained a
few guests at dinner last Tuesday In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Weed OF New York.
Gen. A. r. Lawton entertained at a stag
dinner last evening.
Mrs. George Baldwin entertained at din
ner last Tuesday evening Mrs. W. w.
Mackall, Mrs Parker. Mrs. 4. NJ. Green.
Mrs. Florence Minis and others.
Mrs. McKeown and her son Hugh have
returned home after a visit to Waynesboro.
Ga.
The friends Of Mrs. N. II. FinnIe are
pleased TO hear Of her improved condition
and hope for rapid recovery from her Sc
we're illness.
The Shakespeare Club met last Wednss-
day and Henry w." was read.
PooLER's WEEKLY CHRONICLE
An Interesting Budget Of Events
From There.
Mrs. A. A. Mood Of Savannah Is SPEND
ing a visit at the home Of James A. Will
man.
Mr.. James Burgess OF Charleston, s. C.
was visiting at the home OF Capt. r. Ii,
Marshall last week.