The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15
SOCIETY NOTES.
,ou TIE SOCIAL WORLD OF SA-
vANNAH Is ENJOYING ITSELF.

We're TnSre- IeaS' LuucnSCnS and
o,her Social Events-Psrsonal Men
don of Wen known People-Other
waters Worth a Passing Notice.
With wonderful rapidity have the DAYS
.ttbs past week gone by, and to-day we
-nske fresh start" in our weekly doings.
socially speaking, we seem to be living in
.,sritable rush, and the days are not half
,,r0 enough for the work one plans to do.
Esither are the nights. for that matter,
and Savannah has, in the past week, shown
b4rsef to be quite grown up city in the
amber aud kinds Of entertainments.
GOOD plays, the german, soiree, teas, lunch
ans. diniDgs and so on have gone to
make up the pleasures of the week. Aud
,Dssking of the time going by so rapidly,
did YOU ever realizs how much actual work
=. .ociety woman must needs do9 And. to
Get through with 1t p operly, she must Of
nacessity have some system IN her social as
sell as domestic work. heard a friend
,sy: Dear me, never have a moment TO
myself; am going from morning until
night and have SO little to show for
M Il does seem very often
a. if the results were not encouraging!
This same friend was really jubilant when
she had confessed that she had locked her.
relt in her room long enough to do little
mendiug without interruption. And vet.
once in the whirl of excitement, how bard
itisto get away from it. Not only is it
true of the social world, but it is Just the
zane with those of US who have other work
TO perform. How we rush on aud on from
morning until night. giving our tired bodies
,TRa NuN h~swk
time for rest that rightly be-
studying. reading, or quietly thinking and
planning for the next days work. | say it
is 50 easy to get into these habits of the half
rest system. The season of good resolu-
tons is still upon us, and before il is TOO
late let US enjoy lite more by giving more
time to rest, for without it il is impossible
to find the full pleasure in things as we
ought to do. The coming week has SO far,
nothing in store for us of mildly exciting
nature, but who knows, Sufficient unto the
day" etc. .
The regular fortnightly entertainment of
the German Club was given on Tuesday
evening last at Catholic Library hall II pos
sbe, this german was even more successful
than the last. although that Is saying great
DEAL 1t was certainly the largest and the
gowns were exquisite and handsome. A
number of new faces we're visible, and
more married people than usual we're pres
emit and that is always pleasant thing to
note. Under the leadership Of Mr.. j. Ran
doph Anderson, Cobb's orchestra for music.
good floor and hearty enjoyment of all
present; with this all is told. The supper,
as always. was served by the Rectory So
ciety, and these ladies spare no efforts on
their part TO have q graud menu, which
IN Tuesday consisted of escalloped oysters
chicken salad, sand Giches, olives, charlotte
-usse, coffee aud fruit. This was served at
Il O'Clock. Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Cunning
lam, Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Daniel were the
,haperons. and those present were Mr.. and
Mrs j. Florence Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Daniel, Mr..
R, w. Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
-osens, MIR. and Mrs. T. n. Gillian, Mr..
nd Mrs. Isaac Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
iibbs. Mrs. Albion Ransome. Jr.. Miss Helen
Iarshall Miss Glenn Miss Mccullough, Miss
age Wilder, Miss Ada Hull, Miss Lima
v Woodbridge, Mics Gertrude Weed, Miss
ennie Judge. Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss
katharine Stiles. Miss Florence McAlpin.
Miss Falligant, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
Ianie Cunningham. Miss Ethel Stiles, Miss
Sallie McAlpin, Miss Mabel Gordon, Miss
coma Gusrard, Miss Guile Lawtou, Miss
Nary Clay, Mss Matte Backus, Miss
Woodbridge. Miss Margie. Stiles. Miss
Emma Ingram, Miss Claude Bond, Miss
Jones. Miss Layinia Minis, Miss Gardner,
Miss Vida Fleming, Miss Mary Whitehead,
Miss Annie Conner, Miss Colqhitt, Miss
Mary Jones. Miss Meta Harden, Miss Gussie
BoLd, Miss Meta Thomas. Miss Kate
Brigham; Mr.. Holden. Mr.. j. r. Ander-
son, Mr.. Screvep. Mr.. w. W. Williamson,
Mr.. Corbett, Mr.. Frank Screven, Mr.. Gratz
Myers, Mr.. Alvin DearIpg, Mr.. f. N. Tan
Mr.. N. Fleming, MIR. Lewis Mercer,
Mr. W. H. Crane. Mr. j. A. r. Crisdeld,
Mr. g. NJ. Gaisden. Mr.. A. Johnston, Mr..
Stewart Hincks, Mr.. Robert Ellington, DR..
{. H. Cox, DR.. r. L. Lamar, Mr.. Fred
Myers. Sir. Henry McAlpin, Mr.. Trenholm
hopkins, MIR. T. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Rob
Mercer, Mr.. Alfred Ser vaes, Mr.. Cooke, Mr..
John Owens. Mr.. Arthur Whitehead, Mr.
William Wade, Mir. John Morris. Mt Carl
Andersen, Mr. Hammond Read. Mr.. John
Carswell, Mr.. 7. NJ. Cunningham. Mr. Leo
pol1 Alexander. Mr.. W. B. Hsrtridge, Mr..
W. Il. johnson, Mr.. NJ. B. Lane, MIR. Julian
Hartridge, Mr.. w. B. Gadsden, Mr.. Gordon
Harrison, Mr.. f. w. Cunningham. Mr.. J.
7. Cam. Mr.. Arthur Elliott, Mr. HousEoun
Thomas.
One of the most delightful affairs of the
past week was the card party given on last
Monday evening by Col and Mrs. William
Garrard for their guest, Miss Glenn OF At
ianta. Six banded euchre was played and
great interest was taken in
the game. At the apish prizes
were awarded. Miss Kate Brigham won
the first prize for the ladies, ana it was an
exquisite white gauZe fan. The second
prlze, a portfolio, was given Miss Lila
Woodbridge. Mr.. Miles B. Lane carried off
The first prize for he gentlemen. That was
penwiper. The second priSs, q silver era
rat fasteuer, was awarded MIR. Fred Myers.
There was beautiful supper, and Col. and
Mrs Garrards guests we're Miss Glenn. Miss
fhoebe Ellitt, Miss LaTton. Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Brunby, Miss Louise Arnold,
Mss Vida Fleming, Miss Guile Lawton.
Miss Margle Stiles, Miss Maggie Gardner,
Miss Myers, Miss Georgenia Phillips, Miss
Meta Harden, Miss Lizzie Barrow, Miss
Fage Wilder. Miss Helen MsrshaL, Miss
LavInia Minis, Miss Whitehead, Miss Ger
..fude Weed. Miss Minne Woripg, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss Jenie Cunningham, Miss
Leslie Chisholm. Mr.. Lane. Mir. Houston
I,,homss. Mr.. John Csrswell, mr.. Fred
Aysrs, Mr., W. Il. Schley Mr.. II. W. john
" c. H. Cox, Mr. 2. W. Meldrim, Mr.. +.
ll..lcyd Ovens, Mr.. Godin Guerard, Mr. Tom
oecreven. Mr.. w. W. Williamson. Mr. Ar
thur Whitehead. Mr.. George Gaosden, Mr..
LICK Cunningham, Mr.. Edward S. Elliott,
mr.. Leopold Alexander, Mr.. Dixie Screw en-,
Ar. W. n. Pratt Mr. j. F. Cam, Nj.
SS,fisheld, Mr. w. b. Hartridge and Mr.. I.
A. Cunningham.