The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09

The Yacht Club is undoubtedly a pop
uiar resort for society people Many even
ings during the past week the clubhouse
piazzas were filled with pleasure and
breeze seekers. The shufie-cock board
is great attraction. The steam launches
anchored around the club on a recent
moonlight night were like sentinels on
their watch. Some Of the yachts at rec
ognizable distance were the Moselle, the
Dixie. the Mamie W. the Carrie, the
Mona w, and others equally well known
and equally popular. The lights and
noise from Thunderbot verified that oft
used quotation from popular author in
regard TO distance. The music came over
the water in subdued tones and the many
lights and their reflections on one side
were in picturesque contrast to the deep
Swallowed forest growth on the other side
Two things lacking at the Yacht Club are
bath rooms and swimming facilities, but
as these have never been added, there
must be some good reason why they have
not been. With them the Yacht Club would
be complete.
Tennis bids fair to be one of the
popular summer fads, for just now there
are three courts being used by the play
ers in town, besides the court at Green
wich. The enthusiasm has waned, how
ever, somewhat. Although few ardent
players may be seen, Serving and re-
ceiving" the balls before breakfast and
late in the afternoons. One of the play
ers has resigned from one of the tennis
clubs ostensby because she didn't have
time. but it is thought by some that she
did not enjoy always being beaten and
so gave up rather than suffer continuous
defeat. The tennis costume is very. be-
coming to the average girl. and with
heightened color and blonde hair curling
off her fair face, the tennis girl is quite
an attractive feature of the midsummer
season.
The Polock-Ingram wedding last
Wednesday evening was one of the most
interesting social events of the past week
The wedding was quiet, but a very inn
pressive, one. Miss Ingram was gowned
in her travelling suit of tan, tabernacle
and carried bouquet of La France roses
and maidenhair fern. The ceremony was
performed under two over-hanging palms
many flowers and ferns breathed congrat-
ulations to the bride and groom. Some of
those present We're: Mrs. T. S. Wayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Haskell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Battey, Mr.. and Mrs John Heard Hun
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter
Mrs. John Hopkins. Mrs. NJ. +. Rob-
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Screven, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Mercer, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Walthour, Miss Laura
Lester Miss Sallie McAlpin, Miss Hen
rietta Myers, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Mary Arnold, Miss
Mary Clay. Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss
Josie Hill, Miss Leila Hill, Miss Mary
Wayne, Mr.. Carlton Champion. Mr.. Fred
Myers, Jr., Mr.. Hammond J. Read, DR.. l..
Z. Welsh, Mr. f. n. Hancock, Mr.. John
Bowen. Mr.. Robert NJ. Hull Mr.. Louis
Kessells and others.
The Lilliputian Minstrels last Monday
evening was one of the all-important so
ciety events of the week. After the in
teresting programme there was dancing
until late hour to which many remained
and in which many participated, in spite
of the collar willing weather. Some OF
those in the ball room were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Belsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman,
Mr. and Mrs. Mendes Mr. and Mrs. l.
Solomons, Mr.. and Mrs. Falk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grouse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross, Miss
Beckie Strauss. Miss Nina Erich, Miss
Greenwood, Miss Ellen de Castro Miss
Carrie Lillienthal Miss Birdie kulman
Miss Nina Kulman. Miss Lily Einstein
Miss Emma Einstein, Miss Lily
Falk. Mr. Albert Fantl, Mr.. Nat
Solomon, Mr.. Ike Kalmon Mr.
Kulman. Mr. NJ. Hyames Mr.. Dave Elm
stein, Mr.. A. Letter and Mr.. Dryfus
The minstrel boys, who were so wei
trained by Mr.. Lewis Kohler, have pre-
sented him with a diamond pin in testt
mony Of their appreciation.
The wedding of Miss Louise Barnard tC
Mr.. Harris Cope Will take place on Mon
day, June II. at the Baptist church. TIL,
wedding will be a small and quiet one
with no attendants
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Mills are a
the St. Dennis hotel in New York
Mr.. w. S. Lawrence and pupils viii
give picnic next Friday 10 Warsaw II
compliment to their friends. The picnic
ers Will be taken down on the Vigilant
which will be chartered for that purpose
and a royal good time is in prospect
among the chaperons of the occasion viii
oe; Mrs w. c. Charlton, Mrs Edwar,
narrow Mrs. George T. Cam, Mrs H. VI
Conner and others This is verify tn
season of school picnics, blackboard par
ass' ice tea and negligee costumes, ice,