The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-22

"A young woman who looks upon every
thing as fatiguing and stale, will some
day discover that she is deserted; but
she whose pleasant face is always
wreathed with smiles, and whose lips
never part except to say pleasant things,
counts numberless worshippers at her
shrine" says some wise reader of human
character; and it suggests to ones mind
the contrast between the eminently sell
fish woman who makes failure of her
life, and the cheerful sunbeam that falls
across ones path only to be considered
an eternal blessing. The image ola rather
short, well-rounded blonde rises up a
vivid reality; her years only number 10,
though her g1rnsh figure, though ner
retrousse nose, her disinclination TO keen
still all make her younger than the fam
fly bible does. She never is cross, but she
tries to be, but when she makes the
attempt it is a huge joke, aud even she
must laugh over the failure. But she can
be firm though, for the domestics fulfill
her orders TO the letter, and her horse
never refuses to put mis- head INTO the bri-
die, when she says he must She wears
big collars, big hats tout DOORS, never
tight shoes. She isn't pretty, very; but
she is cute; she does not try to be noble,
but she is, and her ripping laugh is
worth gallons of medicine to the sick, and
is greeted with delight by the well. She
is a sun beam that pierces the clouds even
on rainy days, and she is happier when
she makes others happy.
Miss Alice Dunning, of Detroit, Mich,
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gun
bingham.
Miss jamie Cunningham entertained
last Monday evening.
Miss Belle Harrison leaves this week
for St. Augustine, Fla, where she will be
the guest of Bishop and Mrs. E G.
Weed
Mr. and Mrs. J. F, B. Beckwith enter
tanned last Monday evening in compH-
ment to DR.. and Mrs. Z. n. Brandt.
Miss Maggie Weed, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Weed, will
return to her home in St. Augustine this
week.
Mrs. c. A. Cunningham entertained the
Married Woman's Club last Monday even
ing with cards. The first prize, a pair of
silver cuff buttons, was won by Mrs. w.
G. Morrell the second prize, a china pin
tray, was won by Miss jamie Cunningham.
Besides the members of the club those
present were: Mrs. e. n. Brandt, of New
York; Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mrs w L.
Wilson, Mrs. Huger, Mrs. 7. NJ. Cunning
ham, Jr., Miss Ruthie Stewart, Miss
Maud Thomas, Miss Emma ingram, Miss
Virginia Cunningham, Miss jamie Gun
bingham, Miss Lima Woodbridge and
Miss Annie Lyman.
There will be only one moro german,
besides the moonlight german, which, in
all probability, will take place as usual
The season is nearly over, and dancing
will soon be ended until next season. The
german last Tuesday evening was lead by
MIR. j. r. Anderson, and about fifty cou-
pies were present. The chaperones pres
emit were: Mrs. J. ]. Wilder, Mrs. T. M.
Cunningham, Mrs. E. c. Anderson, Mrs.
]. F. Minis. Those dancing were: MIR.
and Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr Mr. and
Mrs. M. NJ. Stewart, MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Cunningham, Jr., MIR and Mrs. G. A.
Cosens, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McAlpin Miss Durham of Sumner, Miss
Mary Clark of New York, Miss WILDER,
Miss Fairly Myers of Atlanta, Miss
Jessie Anderson, Miss Lucy Huger, Miss
Ruthie Stewart, Miss Jennie Johnston,
Miss Sadie Anderson, Miss Margie Weed,
Miss Gertrude Weed Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Mary Clay, Miss Henrietta
Myers, Miss Laura Lester, Miss Daisy
McAlpin, Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss
Katherine Stiles, Miss Lima Wood bridge,
Miss Florence McAlpin. Miss Elise
Huger, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Marie Nisbet,
Miss Page Wilder, Miss Lily Anderson,
Miss Pamela Lamar, Miss Ionic Guerard
Miss Lima Walter, Miss Josie Freeland,
Miss Grace Barnard Miss Ellen Falligant
Miss Louise Barnard, MIR. Houstoun
Thomas, Mr.. Graft G. Myers, Mr.. Fred
erick Myers, Jr., Mr.. Robert Ellington,
MIR. H. w. Johnson, Mr.. Horace Hunter
Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr. r. L. Mercer, In. .
Mr. Edward Maroon Mr a
der, Mr.. John Morris, Mr.. Newell West
Mr.. Robert G. Fleming, Jr., Mir. j. II.
Read, MIR. George Q. Haskell, Mr.. Ar
thur Haines, Mr.. Randolph Palmer, Mr.
Barron Carter, MIR. Godin Guerard Mr.
w. I. Hopkins, Mr.. Wylly Woodbridge,
Mr.. J. f. Cam, Mr.. Stewart Hincks, DR.
Welsh. MIR. NJ. B. Lane, Mr.. Carlton
Champion and others.
Miss Rosa Coates, of Brunswick. is
here, and will dance in the Kirmess at
the three performances to take place this
week; her graceful dancing won her
many admirers, who are glad to hear of
her return.
Mrs. f. c. Battey entertained the Mar
ried Womau's Club last Thursday after
noon at five-handed euchre. This is the
last entertainment to be given by the
club this season. Its career has been a
successful one, as the members declare it
has been an acquisition to society,
and express many regrets that
the entertainments are over. Last
Thursday afternoon, the first
prize, hand-paiuted plaque was won by
Mrs. g. B. Malone; the second pri- e. an
artistic china cup and saucer, was won
by Miss Ruthie Stewart Those present
We're Mrs. g. n. Brandt. Mrs. 4. j.
Charlton. Mrs. John H. Hunter. Mrs. r.
q. Hunter, Mrs w. G Morrell. AIRS. c.
3. Malone, Mrs. II. d. Stevens. Mrs.
John Screven, Mrs. W W Rogers. Mrs.
Alfred l. HarIridge. Mrs. George Schley.
Mrs. Robert Griggs, Mrs. W. L. Wilson.
Mrs. =. A. Stovau. Mrs. George Woodfin.
Mrs. Farley Myers, Miss Ruthie Stewart.
Miss Laurie Harriss, Miss Jessie Ander-
son, OF New York; Miss Ward and Miss
Emma Ingram.
Prof. Agostini will give a children's
kirmess ball next Friday evening. at the
odd Fellows hail. and admission to out
sldcrs and spectators will be five pounds
o. sugar for the Orphans Home This
Is an original and prac ical idea, and
y promises TO insure a generous supply of
\ thls necessary article for the home The