The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17

Mrs Joseph D. Weed has returned 10 the
/ city.
Miss Emily Morrison and Miss Lizzie
] Morrison of Lautouville, =. c., were ia
l the city this week.
Miss Bessie Coburn will leave for Flor
] ida this week 20 pay several visits.
Miss Abbie Orme has not yet returned
I from New orleans.
Mrs. George ". Lamar is attending
/ the exposition In Atlanta.
/ Mrs. 4. r. Lawton. Jr. left yesterday
/ for New York. 90 be absent for severai
| Mrs. Andrew Ambrose and children have
| returned from Atlanta. after a visit OF
| ten days TO the exposition.
| Mrs. q. ". Ryals left yesterday for At
lanta.
Mr. w. a. Robinson Of Providence. Z.
L. has come 20 savannah TO live, and i,,
STAYING at Mrs. l.. j. Thomas, at Sc Ne
DOnough street.
Miss Ella Butler and the Misses Harty
leave for Atlanta to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Baldwin left last week
Tor Atlanta 10 spend some days at the ex-
position.
Miss O.Byrne OF Birmingham. Ala. is
visiting Miss McGloin on Taylor street.
Mrs T. A. g. Carson and family have
returned 20 the city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
annie Shellman to Mr.. Joseph Boston of
Marietta, Ga.
q
Miss Ionic Acely went TO Waynesboro
yesterday.
Mr.. Edwin J. Putzel LETT on Friday for
Atlanta.
Miss Josie o'Byrnc has returned from
a visit 20 the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Annie Cotter left yesterday for At
ianta 20 visit Miss Bella Footman
Aliss Winnie McGIoin. who spent the
ed te the city.
delightful entertainment during the
Pa@i week was "A llelcns Naughty Baby
i,arty given IN honor of Master oliver
Parker Of ROCKFORD. Ga at the resi-
dcncc OF Mr.. II. G. Black Master b
iEEetet won the first prize, a handsome
Hhslahd, ana Miss Meta Entelman re-
ceiVed the BOBBY prize. Refreshments
were served during the evening and all
present declared that they had had a very
Eood ufnc. The quests We're the Misses
Margaret Hoffman. Carrie Everett Mel
lie Baker, Halle Mcmillan Mabel McNIil-
ian. May Cullen, Mai Black, Adalina
Entelman. Meta Entelman, Mary Wiehrs
a tlu JOSIE Creameri. and Messrs. John
Wiehrs, Bal Everett. Willie White. DIV
9 l fark4tSr, John Foran, Richard Parker
Wlehrs and Harry Dreamer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. g Battey went to At
lanta yesterday morning.
Miss Burns of Brunswick is spending
some time with her friend, Miss Sallie
Coburn.
Now that so many people are return
ing TO their homes. and the season is
about to begin again, number of ques-
llohs are asked concerning the etiquette
OF cards. In reply to some seekers for
information we would say that as in cities
the majority of society people 20 away
every summer at about the same time
the leaving of T. i. G.. cards by them is
not necessary. In fact the summer need
not be considered at all in this matter
ON their return in the fall. ladies consult
their visiting lists and those calls that
were owing in the spring receive the same
consideration that would have been given
them had there been no break in the
season. OF course, the above remarks do
not apply to strangers visiting in a town
In calling upon several members of
family one card will serve for both mother
and daughters, provided a corner be
turned down.
1t is permissible to leave card in place
Of paying a call, although this indicates
the slightest amount of civility consis-
tent with courtesy.
It may interest Savannah girls to hear
what comparatively recent Philadelphia
paper has to say on the subject of Young
Girls Cards" THE fact of a daughter
having cards of her cwn means either
that her mother is too old, or too much
Of an invalid to accompany her in her
calls, or that she is motherless. 1t would
be an incongruity for young girls to have
cards of their own. while their mothers
are comely matrons and have not with
drawn from society,"