The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-22
SOCIETY NOTES.
TIE WAYS sAvANNAs'S SOCIETY
CIRCL as FIND BNJOYLENT.

Personal Mention of Wen-Known
People - Society Events That Are
Past and Some That Are in the
Future-Other Matters of General
Interest.
Another six days have gone by, never to
be recalled, and would you ask whether Sa-
yannah has been gay during the week just
ended? The answer must indeed be yes"
for, had every other day. except Wednes-
day, been without a certain amount of
pleasure. the novelty of that days enter
tainment would surely make up for any de-
bciency elsewhere. Snow in Savannah!
Just to think of it. Not merely to look at
either, but to handle. to walk in, 10 fall in and
In fact to enjoy in a genuine manner seems
too good to be true. Surely Wednesday
last was a day long to be remembered by
the people of Savannah. both old and young,
for both alike enjoyed the novelty. And
did you see how beautiful Forsyth park
was? There nature scone forth IN all her
winter glory and that lovely spot was in
deed a picture-a ''study in white and
green" But alas for our friends who we're
fleeing from the 'arctic winter" in the
north to the soft and balmy
breezes of the sunny SOUTH" What could
have been mcre disappointing than to be
met with that from which one was hyinga
Jack Frost mas certainly reigned supreme
during the six days Just ended, and has
compelled one and all, alike, Co pay him
homage. While there have been few very
large affairs during the past week, many
delightful smaller ones have been given,
and society is far from being at stand
bnW nr-1c Il
dancing, teas, luncheons and ''at
homes" all go to make up the
pleasures of the week just closed. There
are number of visitors IN town, and more
are looked for during the coming week.
from the present outlook society's devotees
will be kept busy, and entertainments will
be many and varied. The Charity bal,
coming events which are perhaps casting
their shadows before"
Miss Edith O'Driscoil was hostess at de-
ightful Kitchen party on Wednesday
evening last. An oyster roast was in order
TO say nothing of an altogether good time.
Later in the evening there was dancing by
the guests and singing hy Mr.. w. P. Cor
bett and Mr.. Alfred Servaes. This oyster
roast was given in honor of Miss Carrie
Cohen of Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Hunter helped to serve in the
Kitchen" Miss O'Driscol's guests
were Mis-, Cohen, Miss Emma
Ingram, Miss Matty Backus, Miss Howell,
Miss Nellie Bald win. Miss Whitehead, Miss
Woodbridge Miss Mamie Eaton, Miss Sallie
McAlpin. Mr.. Alfred Servaes. Mr.. w. P.
Corbett, Mr.. Harry Taylor. Mr.. A. John
ston, Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr.. Julian Hart
ridge, Mr.. Hopstoun Thomas, Mr. T. w.
Tanner, Mr.. John CarswelI, Mr.. w. H.
Schley, Mr.. ]. A. P. Crisield, Mr.. Fred
Myers, Mr.. Julian deBruyn Kcps, Mr.
Arthur w hitehead.
Capt and Mrs d. G. Purse entertained
at beautiful dinirg on Wednesday even
ing. The hour was O'Clock, and the table
and decorations were very handsome This
dinner was given to Bishop Nelson and the
rectors of the Episcopal churches of this
city, and their wives. In addition to these
guests, there were present Capt. John R.
F. TattnalI, Mrs. Finnie and Mr.. aud Mrs.
G. Lucien Jones. The three hours and over
spent at the table passed rapidly and most
delightfully."-. The souvenirs of the occasion
were dainty boxes Of imported chocolates.
"A violet girl was pretty sight In a ball
room the other evening. Her white silk
gown had sleeves OF violet velvet, with the
upper part of the corsage composed entirely
of violets so cunningly scented with the
variable violet odor that the illusion was
very effective,
Mrs. F. n. Farley and Miss Douglass of
Atlanta left on Wednesday for Valam brosa.
A. E.. Moyneio, whose guests they viii be
for few days.
Col and Mrs William Garrard gave "A
delightful but informal dining on Wednes-
day evening last in honor of their guests.
Miss Glenn and Miss CaStleman of Atlanta
Miss Isabel WILDER of South Bethlehem,
Ia. arrived in the city on Wednesday
afternoon. Mi WILDER will be the guest
Of Mrs Kiploch Nelson at the De Soto.
The Eucher Club held its regular and, on
this occasion, its last meeting at the home
OF Miss Maud Smith on Gwinnets street
Tuesday evening. A most delightful even
ing was spent. The club has enjoyed these
social gatherings during the winter. Each
member has entertained the club once dur
ing the season. and it is with many regrets
that the end, for this winter at least, has
come. Eucber. OF course, was the game
played on Tuesday evening, ami the prizes
were won by Miss Jennie May and Mr..
Louis Cotter first, aud the vicsors OF the
"booby" were Miss Alice Bates and Mr..
Charlie Hunter.
miss Lille Einsten entertained the Socia-
Die In a delightful manner on last Tuesday
evening. library party" was in order,
and charming affair it proved to be- The
Characters were well taken and carried out.
Mrs. Shulhafer, wearing and old lottery
ticket. represented Great Expectations I"
Mr.. N. Solomon. carrying Oh infant, car-
rIed out splendidly What Viii lie Do
With It," Mrs. J. Lippman, adorned with
Two flags, represented Under Two Flags"
Miss Maud Loewenthal, covered with old
unpaid bills, represented most successfully
Hard Times" Mr.. Davis, plscarded
with Harmon and McDonough tickets
showed The Coming Race" Mrs. New.
man, with March 10, was. OF course,
MIddlemarch" Miss LillientEal, in a
geweled crown, was Grown Jewels" Mi S
oelg, with umbrella, satcnel. g c.. repre-
scented Somebody's Luggage" Mrs, Kay
ton' adorned With wreath Of lilacs, was,
ot course, Under the Lilaos." Miss Eln-
stein, ell in white, naturally "Tbe Woman
IN White" Miss Ferst, with lilies and roses
IA profusion, "Under the Lilies and Roses"
Three Feathers" Mrs. Bendhem; these
pinned on her shoulder. 1.-The Initials"
Mr' Sondheim. "Scarlet Letter." Mr. Dryer,
mis- .. Einstein, with plenty of sill yer coins.
represented "Hard Cash." Miss Lippman.
Win WIN casket ontAipng rubles. was Lady
, MIN the RubleS," Mrs. L. Llppman
bread aud Cheese and Kisses these arti-
SieS upon tray. 'School for Scandal"
MT. LtpDmpn with o. Dlacarl with the