The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-12
SOCIETY NOTES.
People Getting Ready for the Regular
Winter GaietieS.

Notes About the Flower Show-Where
the German Club VIII Meet Some
weddings That Will Take PIac e
This Week-Personal Mention of
People Who Are Well Known-other
Matters of Interest.
The German club viii be reorganized in
time for the first german to come off at
tine usual date. The germans will be
danced this season at the Guards armorv
IN Bull street, and no more attractive
hall could be used for the purpose The
artistic balcony for the chaperons has a
commanding view of the floor and another
balcony for q few friends of the dancers
is at the opposite end. There will be
several visiting, attractive girls, but the
fall weddings win catch some of the popu-
lar bellies.
Mr.. John Haskell, Of Columbia, S. c.,
was one Of the groomsmen at the DeSaus-
sure-D'Antignac wedding in Augusta
last week.
Mr.. j. j. Johnson left last week for
New York.
Miss Sallie Harper will visit friends in
Augusta during the exposition.
The Shakespeare club will be reorgan-
lied some time during the end of this
month. all members having not yet re-
turned to the city.
The mum show at the Guards armorv
last week, was pleasing departure in
the way of attractions. The young peo-
pie were sorry when it was over, and
want one every year. 1t was a popular
rendezvous as a lovely collection of fine
flowers, will always be, and the debut
ants were not less fair, by the comparison
with the full-biOwn flowers that sur
rounded them.
Mrs Mary J. Walter and children, and
Miss Walter, have returned home, having
passed the summer at a pleasant summer
resort
Miss Conner was at Birmingham last
week attending the wedding of a cousin.
Miss Barnard, who spent the summer
on the coast of Massachusetts, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dafin are now at
their delightful home, No. So Jones street.
They were married during the summer.
but Mrs. Daffln did not come south until
cool weather She was a great favorite
at her Pennsylvania home, and will be a
popular and appreciated addition to So
Cicty in Savannah.
Mrs. Dora Schroeder has returned
home from a visit to New York.
There was a most enjoyable evening
spent at the hOspitablC home of Miss Mel
lie H0slen last Wednesday, and a candy
pulling was the happy means Of furnish
ing a good time. Those present were:
Miss May Roman, Miss Katie Sweeny,
Miss Sallie Black, Miss Mana Golden
Miss Mamie Golden, Miss Emma Conner
Miss Lucille DesBOuillons, Mr. Ed. Con
nor Mr.. Jack Black, Mr.. Preston Her
bert, Mr.. Edw, Smith, Mrs Malcolm
CatherwOOd.
Mrs. w. J. Watson has returned home
from a visit to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 3. Springer are at
home again.
Mrs. Colding left last week for New
York
The young married wOman's club, re
Gently organized, will form an interesting
feature in society during the coming sea-
son, and the forrnightly entertainments
given by the mem bers, at their homes,
viii be simple, so says the decree, and no
wine. 1t is decidedly out of style, SO say
the New York papers, to have wine at
private entertainments Out Of style, is
one way OF putting 1t, but an honest dis
approval, and allegiance to ones princi-
pies, is wholesome way of putting it,
and the married wOman's club has organ
lied on firm basis The num-
bAl vi li4tI-itLS Is lIlllLGl 10 lCQIGttu CON
genial women, and only six guests can
be invited to their fortnightly meetings,
the hostess having the privilege of chOOs-
inc her guests, and of selecting her man
Dcr OF entertainment. Prizes will be
given at each entertainment, for the high
est score, and prizes will be given at the
end Of the season. The first entertain
ment Wlli be, given at the home OF Mrs.
{. y. Brandt, on Henry street. The
members are, Mrs. G. n. Brandt, Mrs.
II. j. Charlton, Mrs. Walter Curtis. Mrs
Charles Ellis, Ir.. Mrs, John S. HOwkins,
Mrs Tracy c. Hunter, Mrs. John H.
Hunter Mrs. William Garrdrd, Mrs. w.
G.. AIorreu Mrs. II. d. Stevens, Mrs.
John Screven, Jr., Mrs. T. S. Wyuy. The
secretary is Mrs. William Garrard, and
treasurer, Mrs. II. d. Stevens.
Miss Page Wilder returned home last
Thursday from Marietta, and sumner
spent abroad.
Miss Mcintyre went to New York last
week.
There is a custom in northern cities
which we would do well to adopt in the
south; now that our towns have grown
into cities and with a crowd on the
street, the custom of going TO the right,
II adopted. would be much more sensible
and convenient than the old chivalrOus
custom of giving the lady the inside Of
Lut SlQGWdlK. IN scattering town,
where one or two are seen to a block, that
custom was good enough, but now it
causes great confusion, especially as some
60 to the right, but more do not. Aping,
and senseless adopting Of useless customs, !
is not Savannah's way, but progress and
improvement is not more noticeable any
where than in conservative Savannah.
Mrs Fred tombstone, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr., has re-
turned to her home in Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. William Morris, of Augusta, is
visiting friends in Savannah.
Miss Edith O'Driscou arrived last Fri
day from New York.
Miss Ada Hull, of Meldrim, was in the
city last Thursday, the guest of Miss
Vida Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis has sent out
cards to the wedding reception of their
Daughter, Miss Lille Horton and Mr.,
Ilnckney Aston Warning, next Wednes- !
Gay at - o'clock.
--r. Wyatt Aiken came up last Tuesday
from Brunswick.
Mr., and Mrs William p. Bailey, who
nave been residing with their daughter,
Mrs. Harris, on Hall street, have removed |
10 80 Gordon street.
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