The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

Society was engrossed with weddings
during the past week to such an extent
that it has become proverbiany said that
the warmer the weather the more wee
dings there are. The summer bride in a
picturesque costume of white serge, a
large Gainsborough hat with plumes nod
ding in the breeze and a smile of happi-
ness never to be forgotten is refreshing
reality in the summer weather. And YET.
after a week of weddings, others are pre-
dicted for later on during the summer lud
two prominent weddings will open the
winter season in November. House parties
are responsible for many weddings that
follow during the winter. The chaperones
sit off in cool. attractive corners ana gos-
sip. while others. less fortunate, look on
and sigh because they are only on the
fringe Of society, so to speak, and lose
some of the cream of the conversation
At the same time that the chaperones are
entertaining each other. their charges are
entertaing each other to such advantage
that wedding bells would ring out if they
were not out of date. But the inevitable
bride is always on hand for the autumn
weddings.
Going away is the one idea Of the time,
not because it is necessary to so. hut
because it is pleasant and the Savannah
people are. 10 a certain extent, Interested
in the foutside world, and they are limit
less travellers and make friends wherever
they go.
The stay-at-homes will not have the
worst of it by any means. Savannah Is
in fact an ideal summer resort, with its
many out-of-town facilities.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright Hunter entertained
the Cinderella Club last Monday evening
with five-handed euchre. The ladies'
prize, silver collar buckle, was won by
Miss Annie Lyman; the genuemans
prize, a silver pencil, was won by Mr..
William deBruyn Hops. other guests
present were Miss Jessie Anderson of
New York, Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss
Mary Whitehead, Miss Conner, Miss Hop
kins, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Matte
Backus. Miss Leila Hill, Mr.. j. Ferris
Cam, Mr.. Mills B. Lane, Mr.. Fred Myers,
SA.s MI ulldn hOpS, MI. k. w 3.
cunningham, Mr.. A. ID. Johnston and
Mr.. John Morris. This is the last meet
ing of the club until next season. A novel
feature of the meeting last Monday even
ing was an impromptu scramble given by
Company D of the GUARDS in compliment
to Sergt Hunter.
Miss Francis Charlton entertained last
Monday evening informally with dane
ing. Her guests were Miss Nan Screven,
a-vsa 81. M
Miss Sadie King of Rome, Ga, Miss Edith
johnston, Mr.. Albert Hull, Miss Caroline
Huger. Miss Emma Huger, Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Eliza
Chisholm, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Annu.
lette STUDIOS, Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Marie Blois, Miss Edith Warheld. Miss
Nellie Hartridge, Miss Meta Morrel, Mis-.
Rosa Sullivan, Miss Katharine Rauers
Miss Freda Rauers. Miss May duBig
non, Mr.. Julian Chisholm, Mr. Paul L
Haskell, Jr., Mr.. Lewis W. Haskell, Jr.
DIR. Harry Daniels. Jr., Mr.. Nobl,
Jones, Mr.. T. S. Wayne. Mr.
Wayne Cunningham, Mr.. Clifford Wayne
Mr.. Swan Sullivan, Mr.. c. q. Anderson
Jr., Mr.. A. d. Johnston and Mr.. A. z
Wright.
Last Tuesday evening was one of tn
gayest occasions in the past week OF Ty
bees social life. Several parties were mac
up to enjoy the surf and afterward III
dancing. One party consisted Of Miss L.
nah. Miss Arnold, Miss Belle Harrison
Miss Huger, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Nj.
Sallie Haskell Miss Scotia Walter. Nj.
Elise Rauers, Miss Sarah, Mills, Mr..
NJ. Fleming, Mr.. A. b. Elliott, Mr.. II.
Read, Mr.. T. n. West, Mr.. Arthur Go
don, Mr.. r. P. Butler, Mr.. Gordon Ha
rfson Mr.. Robert c. Harrison, Mr.. Geors
o. Haskell, Mr.. L. c. Haskell, MIR. JOSEF
Taylor Mr.. J. w. McAlpin, Jr., and WI
liam Butler. The chaperones were: Mr.
Rauers, Mrs. Lewis W. Haskell and NJ
and Mrs j. F. c. Myers.
Mrs. James T. Dent entertained wit
duplicate whist last Friday afternoo
Among the guests were: Mrs. Raucr
Mrs. F. G. duBignon. Mrs. J. +. 3. Becl
with, Mrs. George Owens, Mrs. c. 3. NJ
lone and Miss Daisy Phillips
Misses Kollock entertained last Frida
evening with cards in compliment to the
niece, Miss Saidee King of Rome 9
Four-handed euchre was played. The i
dies prize, a silver veil clasp, was won
Miss Eliza Chisholm; the gentleman
prize, silver pencil, was won by Mr.. J
nan Chisholm. Other guests We're: Nj
ALBERT Hull, Miss Edith Johnston, Nj
rosa sullivan, Miss Frances Charlie
MISS Annulette Stubs, Miss Annie Haine
MISS Emily Hill, Mr.. Noble Jones. Mr.. j
nan Chisholm, Mr. North Chisholm. N