The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

One more week of sackcloth and ashes
and then will the buds blossom out i'm sym
phonies Of taffeta silk. butter-cup lace and
cerisse. Lent has been conscicntiously
kept as far as entertainments are CON
cerned. 1t has been an exceedingly I'M
eventful social season and the young PEG
pie and the gay people will hail with de-
light the return Of the festivities that are
book for after Easter. Tho numerous
card clubs viii be resumed and the ger
mans will be welcomed by the dancers
In the meantime the inevitable Easter hat
and gowns are the absorbing subjects of in
terest and il the day is fair the dress pa
rade promises to be of unusual Easter
like gorgeousness. The powers-that-be,
who rule over fashion, permit such bright
colors on the street aud such combinations
Of color as would make an art devotee
almost develope paralysis Of the eye from
Viewing the kaleidoscope Bull street
scenes Of a holiday or of a Sunday. It's
natural to wonder what Easter will bring
out in the way of spring toilets. The feni-
nine brain has ample scope for discrimi-
mating among the feast Of beautiful ma
terials brought out this season. OF all
dainty. spring-like fabrics some of the
organizes offered to ones. fancy, are sue.
gestive of balmy spring days. with fresh
crisp butter cups or panaies; sweet peas
are evidently the favored flower OF the
present. What sweeter picture could one
wish to see than a tall, graceful tlonde
with soft. wavy coils of FURNISHED gold
hair. a pink and white skin of velvety
touch, large blue eyes, serious and CO.
quettish by turns, gowned in soft drap-
peries of cool organdie besprnkled with
sweet peas in blossom. over the rustlng
of silk petticoats?
One of the latest acquisitions to the
social realm is the organization of an
embryo art student league, formed by
amateurs who are interested In sketch
ing from life. This viii be of general in
terest and may IN TINE provo no small
part of Savannah's other attractions The
city is known through the south as an ara
center and this art league is a fit con-
tinuance of the reputation already begun.
Miss Pearla Abrams entertained the
euchre club at its last weeks meeting.
Among the guests were Miss Helen
SIllIn, MISS Mamie fllGfls MS I1nNtLt
Well, Miss Hattie Hecht, Mss Maize
Ferst, Miss Josie Hyams, Mr.. Leo Ferst,
Mr.. Alfred Fantl, Mr.. Morde Hyams, Mr..
Asher, Mr. Gus Kayton AID Mr.. Nat Solo
mon. Cards were played until supper, af-
ter which games were played to finish out
the evening.
Society is discussing with interest the
approaching marriage of Miss Cornolia
Jackson and Mr. Wilmer Moore, which
will be solemn.zed on the 23d of April, says
the Atlanta Journal The ceremony VIII
be held at the elegant Jackson residence,
but will be very quiet affair. Barton IS
at present busy with Miss Jackson's trous-
seau, and although only q few intimate
friends and near relatives will witness the
nuptial service, the appointments OF the
occasion will be in every sense elegant
and elaborate. Miss Jackson VIII wesr a
superb wedding gown of white satin and
will make an enchanting bride. She has
been for the past several years one of the
bellies of the state, and has been much
admired both abroad and at the national
capital, where she has been spending the
winter the guest of Secretary and Mrs.
Hoke Smith
Mr. and Mrs John s. Howkins and sons
have returned from Baltimore and are al
Mrs. Guerard Heyward's on Forsyth Park.
At the concert given last Thursday eve
ming at Prof Mehrtens music hall for the
Deneut OF 81 JOnn ) parish luAu sumo
very excellent pieces We're rendered.
Among some of the most pleasing were
the selections of the banjo club, Miss Josie
Dorsett's piana recital from Tannahauser,
Miss Lola Moynelo's recitation, "a song by
Miss Cora johnson, a solo by Mr.. DuSgan,
the late Poo-bah, and a duet played by
Mrs. Mehrtens and Miss Marie Lippman,
Goria's march Triomphale.
Capt o. NJ. Carter took a few guests
down the river TO Tybee knoll last Thurs
day for a short cruise. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Welman Of Boston DR..
and Mrs. Teeney Miss Nenie Minis, Miss
Georgia Chisholm, Mrs. McAllster. Mrs.
Chisholm, Mr.. w. s. Chisholm and Dir. j.
A. Nydegger.
The Schwab-Morris wedding last Tues
day in Athens attracted much attention
there After the ceremony a reception
was given at the residence of Mrs. kalva,
rinski, at which the betrothal was an
nounced Of Miss Carrie Schwab OF Sa-
vannah and Mr. Lee Flatan OF Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Solomon enter
tained last Friday evening In compliment
TO Miss Gertrude Berg. Among those
present We're: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis KAY
ION, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Solomon. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Berg, Miss Kayton, Mr. Ar