The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-08
SOCIETY NOTES.
IN OF Fas WAYS PEoPLs ARE
FINDING ENFERTAINMSNr.

Done IL 0SLtoS1 VIC 4 -Se " CCA
.,,ne New Year-The Coming and
aoi,g Of We'll Known People Other
waters of General Interest.
The first week in ''ye newe yeere" has
I'D bv quickly enough. While it was not
...i,,,v the holiday week, it was very near
nd ought to have been more gay even
-, # was. However, society was by no
-...ns at standstill and many delightful
.,..rtainments, in most instances small
,r.. have taken place. The days and
.,,5ts have each had their hours filed Ia
-.rious ways, and people, especially the
,ornvsr. have been leaving town; for
.,rdants have had to return to work and men
and women who took little "holidsy
trnu have returned to the old routine work.
The seasonabls weather of the past week
has landed to make people feel and acasbet-
,sr and the winters pleasures are veil
csrted. The season will be short one and
o-,nnises to be rather gay one. Only Eve
more weeks before Lent will be here, and
than societv must quiet down. The absence.
during the week just ended. of many large
carries. germans. etc. has given hosts and
bostesses the opportunity of entertaining
their friends at luncheons, teas and diniugs,
which otherwise might not have
hAen accomplished 1t does seem
tao bad that the good old custom
II general calling on New Y ears day has
snnarently been given up. 1t is certainly
scharming custom and ought to be revived.
wonder how the New Years resolutions
have been kept. As clubs and societies and
circles are in the process of formation for
the winters campaign, it seems to be good
season to form an 'anti-gossip circle" for
tbs new resolutions are still fresh and might
be help to such society. And it is not
necessary to have large number OF mem
hers for this particular Circle but iudi-
yiduals are all that are nee led. II we
could only gossip kindly and pleasantly Of
our friends and neighbors, instead of the
unkind remarks and slurs, ETC., how differ
| sut life would be to many, especially 10 the
social world" Try to see the good and
don't be always putting wrong coustruc>
tons upon the words aud deeds Of your fell
low creatures.
The "cobweb party" given by Miss
Lille Selig. on Tuesday evenipg last, to the
members of the Sociable, was one of the
most unique entertainments yet given. A
huge cobweb was woven out of
tElne of at least twenty differ
eat colors and covered completely
the two corners of the room. The effect
was indeed beautiful, and upon entering
the parlors the scene was a gay and bright
one. The balls with the unused txins were
dropped in q basket, and each guest was
given ball to try to unwind from the web.
IL was most interesting proceeding, aud
each one was intent on the WORK. Miss
hilie Einstein captured the ladY's prize
which was an exquisite gilt basket contain
i0g two bottles of perfume. Mr.. j. Elm
stein was awarded the gentlemsu's prize, a
court plaster cese. Supper was then served,
and after that pleasant pastime Sewing
been took place. Each lady had brought
with her an untrimmed hat. which the gem
temen were called upon TO trim in the most
artistic and latest FASH IN. Imagine six or
eight men seated at &c wing tables filled with
the para phernalia OF a millinery store. Each
men was given q needle, thread and thimble.
and weAt TO work in earnest. Per
haps the results might better
q imagined than described. Well, variety
there was and plenty of it. The hats under
went inspection and he judges awarded the
prize 30. Mr.. Arthur solomon. The prize
consisted of q washsub, cake Of soap and
scrubbing brush, T'hoss present were Mr..
and Mrs. !. Lippmau, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
kayton, Mr.. and Mrs S. 4. Eiusteiu, Mr.
aud Mrs. L. Lippman, Mrs, a. Shulhafer OF
Atlanta, Miss Brady ct Atlanta, Miss
Scherzer, Miss Liliienthsl. Miss Lippman,
Mss Selig, Miss Einstein, Miss Loa SenthaI
Miss Newman, Mr. Arthur Solomon, Mr.
Mortimer Davis, MIR. S. BinswsnRer, Mr.. S.
Seig, Mr.. l. KalmOu, Mr.. George Davis
and Mir. Nat Solomon.
Miss Lille Einstein will entertain the
Socisbis at its next meeting
The Card Club met on Monday evening
last, as announced. at the residence of Mrs.
WarinE, All the members were present
except Mrs. Warning, VINO was suffering
from bad headache. Her place was filled
ny Miss Gertrude Weed.
Among the weeks entertainers was Mrs
Woodin, wac, on Monday last, was hostess
At delightful luhcheon, to which were
hidden eleven guests. The decorations were
plnk and all the appointments were beaUti-
fll. Pink cards, with tue guests names in
god, were at each plate, together with ell
YER initial scarf pins. Mrs. Woodfn's guests
we're Mrs. I. ". Williams. Mrs John II.
Bryan, Mrs. c. B. Malone, Mrs. B. Pritoh-
ard, Mrs. John Screven. Mrs. Il. q. Stevens,
Mrs. j. X. johnson, Mrs. hampton Ferrill q,
Mrs. w. W. Rogers and Mrs, =. G, Nor
rel.
Miss Sallie and Miss Florence McAlpln
threw open their house to many OF their
friends on Monday last. and charming
evening was passed. Dainty refreshments
we're served and New Years was spent in
the good old way. The Misses McAlpiu
had to receive with them, Miss Vida
fleming, Miss Sadie Anderson, Miss
Woodbridge, Miss Mary Whitehead. Miss
Mary Clay, Miss Blinells Niool Miss
Jessie Chisholm. Miss jamie On lningham,
Miss Emma Ingram and Miss Lima Wood
bridge
Mrs COL Olmstead has very kindly
given me the following interesting informs-
ton about the worlds fair Among the
interesting exhibits 20 be placed in the
~oman's building at the Columbian ex-
POSITION at the entrance near the south door
II the great central gallery, will he glass
paace, the work OF IL 900 women of Pitts,
burg, Pa. arranged by Miss McCandlers,
me lady manager from Pennsylvania. Miss
Miller " Iowa has secured material for a
corn palace, also to he placed
near the grand gallery. Mrs Palmer
president of the ladv's board. Is anxiou;
70 have the woman's building and its Con'
tents, closely identified with q great in
auStrlal classes Of the country. She thinks
u viii be attractive to place choice agri-
cultural articles in this corn palace. Of
which honey is one, and SO giving women
VINO cultivate bees an opportunity OF dis
paying pure honey III attractive forms. Az
IhIs space will be- limited all manufacturer
OF wax, etc will be carried TO the display
Of manufactured articles in the particu .al