The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04

lea, has the two very popular subjects
among his lectures, David Garrick and Da
vid Coppertield. Either of these subjects
would prove irresistible In any city, but
especially in Savannah Any work of
Dickens is always re-enjoycd, ana David
Garrick has many admirers here, there
! having been an amateur theatrical club in
, the days gone by named In his honor.
For the interest of those artistically in
clined Mr.. W. NJ. r. French has among
mis- repertoire."An artist at work" There
being SO much latent talent in Savannah
which has been cultivated and fOStered by
Mr.. Brandt, this lecture would cali out
, in numbers the amateur artists, and would
naturally be interesting to others as well.
Rev. r. Dewitt TalmaRe and Mr.. A. II.
Merrill are others whom the lyceum sug-
gests. though the lecturers would be de
cided upon by the ten directors of the
lyceum. The Schubert Male Ouartette
would be-equally as enticing a good lee
ture. II would be q. great Improvement
among the amusements to have a well Sc
lcCted course of lectures during the sea-
son, and those interested hope soon to or
ganize a lyceum which win be favorably
received by the intellectual side of Sa-
vssnnan,
The ldlewilde club gave its first dance
OF the season last Tuesday evening at the
! Catholics Library hall. The club consists
OF ttibObl rHLJN members, ana Lilt sources
this club gives are among the society
eveHts Of the gay period. The attendance
last Tuesday evening was not large, ow
.ingS probably, TO the rain, and also TO the
~Counter attraction of Cleopatra at the
Jheater. Those present enjoyed the danes
ingAto Rosenfeld's stra-which kept
up until ] O'Clock, the usual time for
Home. Sweet Home, to usurp the sway Of
other more enCicing Waltzes. Among the
! dancers--one particularly attractive
! was a young married woman wearing
/ blue with a Liera OF blue, with aigrette
surmounting the soft rlpples of her golden
! brown hair. The toilets worn by the
] dancers were graceful and becoming--a Ii
! lac with disappointed collar of violet
velvet, With garniture of heavy lace
] large sleeves, with rosettes of velvet; a
girdle OF the same, with a well hanging
/ skirt, was a stylish suit White organdie
with a bow of orange ribbon was worn
/ by a petite brunette. The chBperoncs
/ We're Mrs =. +. Gleason and MIS-. Daniel
, Hogan. Others present We're; Miss Eva
/ Harty Miss Ella Butler Miss Mamie
Golden, Miss Nellie Haslam, Miss Kate
/ Brady Miss Fannie Doyle, Miss Katie
! Spellmau, Miss Nellie Reynolds Miss
/ May Roman, Miss Mae Murphy. Miss Lena
O. Keefe, Miss Sallie Black, MIR. +. +.
/ Gleason, Mr.. Joseph Harty, AIR y. J.
Lynch, Nj. j. J. Sullivan, Jr.. Mr.. Will
] lam j. Kehoe, Mr.. !. q. Grady. Mr.. L. r.
Harry. il. Mr.. +. p. Gallagher, Mr. w. q.
Sutlive. Mr.. Y. A. Morrissey, Mr., ID. A.
Tuberdy, Mr.. f. Palmer, Jr.. Mr.. John
II. Strous. Mr.. NJ. r. C3therwood MI J.
b. Black and others.
Mr.. J. 4. Bates, while away this sum
mer, secured many valuable views OF the
I scenery in and around the picturesque
Delaware Water Gap. MI. Bates com.
4 bines much good tasIe with indumitable
energy, and his collection Of photographs
win be an enviable possession when com
pleted. He has quite q quantity Of mega
tives to develop and finish before he gives
his lecture, which win bc thoroughly up
to-dHte. 1t is said Mr.. Bates secure
more views than other amateur 81
professional photographers and some o
his best views win shortly appear II
Anthony's Photographic Magazine.
Cards are out TOR the wedding of Mis-,
Jennie Taggart and Mr. George l.. Iainte
OF Pennsylvania AT the First Prasby
terlau church Wednesday evening, Nov. "A
! Prof j. Levin of Rosendeld's orches
tra has arranged a medley OF Irish ma
tional and domestic airs. which he ha
dedicated to the Hibernian Society Prof
Levin Is an acquisition to the orchestra
: having come from the north where he he
s been connected with the best orcheHtras
/ Mrs. Alfred Mills and Miss Margare
Stiles win return to Savannah in tn
. latter part OF November
l The Eibernian Society has in contem
e plation an entertainment to be givcp {
their friends on Nov 16. 1t is in charg
of Mr.. Joseph +. Doyle. who is an adep
e in such affairs and the entertainment
will undoubtedly be a success and win b
one OF the events OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Appel returne
/ last Friday from the north
! Mrs. !. G. Thomas and Miss Met
n Thomas have returned from Guinas.
j., Col J. l.. Whatley. Mrs. W. c.. Wood
= fin and child returned last week fror
New York.
e Miss Josie Freeland returned on Sunda
y from Fortress Monroe.
r Mrs. J. Rauers and Miss Elise Raues
= have returned from New York.
Mr. George NJ. Gadsden spent fe
: days In the city last week.
= Mrs. ]. l.. Hammond and son returne
10 home last week.
o Miss stella West entertained at Mon
10 gomery last week
Mr. Morton l.. Adler of Atlanta was
the city last week
d Mr. Jonas Mcndel left last Sunday O.,
a. Baltimore and New York.
s. Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Chestnut ana dau.l
20 ter have returned home.
" Mir John Fernando is nt home ate,
p several months absence in Europe co.
y northern ciles.
. Miss Mamie Lowell has returned hon
from New York
% MI. +. Frank has returned from Ho
+ York
p Alr ana Mrs. john J.. HazI.hurst h.,