The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

be imagined IMAM "a mousse party at some
favored dwelling place on the sea shore.
where the pleasures Of q seaside resort
and the comforts Of city life are COM
bined. Picture to yourself a handsome.
old-fashioned house, a few yards back
from the beach and fronting the ocean.
surrounded by gardens of the old-time
sort walks and flower beds bordered with
evergreen hedges. waist high and level as
table on top; around the entire house
great veranda extending. on which
there are canvas swinging chairs and in
Vulnerable hammocks: within. immense
cool rooms. with high ceilings, interesting
pictures and curios and no end of books
billiards for those so inclined and plano
and banjos for the musical
The pleasures of such an Arcadia are
endless. At high tide the dip in the ocean,
at this particular spot more delightful.
possibly. than surf bathing. a compro-
mise between breakers and still water,
with long. rolling waves on which you
float, rocking del!ciOusly. a firm. sandy
beach under foot and always a glorious
breeze blowing. Then an exhilarating sail
over the sound. rowing, fishing or crab
bing for the ambitious and always in
teresung walks on the beach. beautiful
from sunrise TO sunset with endless vari-
ETY.. At night a crowd on the broad We
randa and steps, swinging in hammocks
or extended in easy chairs, the sound of
the banjo and singing. story telling and
the beauty of moonlight on the surf
breaking now with a roar up the slopiug
beach in front. And always, even in the
night, the song Of hooking birds and
the ceaseless sound Of the ocean breeze in
the pines and palmettos
To the city prisoned a week of such
enjoyment is both mentally and physically
anyigoratng. An eminent N. d. gave this
advice once to nerve-eXhaust business
man: When you take your weeks holi-
day in the country devote your time to
the study of an ant hill Observe the
habits Of the ants and turn all of your
mental energies in this direction. You will
return with brain more rested and re-
stored than if you had tried a course Of
mineral waters" The study of "hddlers"
and hermit crabs might prove of equal
benefit, and 1t would certainly be difficult
10 find anything much more interesting.
Miss Fleurine Madden of Brunswick viii
give.a house party on st. SimOns Island
on the 30 of July The guests viii be:
Miss Marie MOynelo, the Misses Killers,
Miss Leola Carrot Mss Jones Miss Aline
Walker, Mr.. Faynes. Mr. Peyton Doug
las, Mr.. Edward Mercer, Mr.. Hunter and
Mr.. Oliver.
As might be expected older people are
not troubling themselves much at this
time Of the year with entertaining. bun
the younger members of society. whose
heads are now filled with ideas of fun
and not with summer plans and sum-
mer wardrobes, are having a very gay
time. On Friday evening Miss Belle
Daniel and Mr.. Harry Daniel gave
preciated by their friends. As Mr. ana
Mrs. Daniel are in Baltimore, Mrs. Nun
nerlyn and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes We're
the charepons for the occasion The
guests were Miss Albert HUI. Miss EN-
ma Huger, Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Frieda
Rauers Miss Leo Gabbett Miss Nav au-
Bignon, Miss Flora Daucy, Miss Eliza
Chisholm Miss Bernadine Harwood,
Miss Lordy Nsbet, Miss Mamie Nisbet
Miss Mary Conner, Miss Anulette Stubs,
Miss Mary Hanes. Miss Mary Arnold
Miss Sallie Haskell. Miss Elise Huger,
Miss Alice Sinnickson, Mr. Louis War
field, Mr. Charles Haskell, Mr. Gordon
Harrison, Mr.. T. Lloyd owens, Mr.. North
Chisholm, Mr.. Charlie Schley, Mr. T. S.
Wayne, Mr.. Clifford Wayne, Mr.. Willie
Barnwell, Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.. Jack
Chisholm, Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr. Mr..
Pierre Hoist, Mr.. John Stoddard Mr.
Lowndes Walthour, Mr.. William Dancy,
and Mr., Lang West
NOn Friday afternoon Misses Carrie Lou
and Fannie Meldrim entertained the Sans
Souci Club in an original way. The mem
berS enjoyed trolley car party for about
an hour and enjoyed it immensely. Those
present were the Misses Mary WAYNE
Reba White Jennie Haines, Mary Hopps
Cecile Wood, Annie Haines, Missile Hull
Clermont Huger, Fannie Phillips Ethel
Chisholm, Myra Wilcox, Eileen Hunter
Jimmie johnson, Marion Maclean Corne-
Ia Maclean, Lucy Boyd Marian Dent and
Mary Kline Mrs. Morgan and Mrs Bovd
We're the chaDerons.
A gay party enjoyed themselves exceed
1ngly at Tybee on Wednesday, They left
me city in the afternoon, had supper at
the South End hotel and spent the even
Ing dancing or walking on the beach Mr.
anu mrs n. Wiley johnson chaperoned
ne young people. who were Miss Alice
Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Nav
qq9giB 5ag Miss Miss Albert HUI, Miss
chisholm, Mr.. William Barnwel, Mr. Jack
fsaureTs, Mr.. Lang West, Mr.. Stein Bryan
Mr.; Charles Schley, Mr.. Louis Varied
and MIR. Harry Daniel.
donkey party was given by Miss Ka-
lie McDonough on Wednesday evening.
among the guests We're: Miss MAY Ho-
gan, Miss .Aileen Hunter, Miss lucille
aunIer MISS Angie Cubbedge, Mr.. Sidney
Stubbs, Mr.. Richard Charlton. MI. Henri
Was hlngton, Nh. Frank Hayward Mr.
Marion Lucas and Mr.. Eddie ThOnnsoU
There is something very delightful abou+
the surprise party, as an enIerta inr7r,,t
The surprisers have the comic HE 80
ing that comes from the knowledge that
lhey intend TO give pleasure to another.
and the happy feeling that comes fro-;,
the certainty of pleasure Tor themselves
Nothing is so easy as 10 plan "a dancs'
for instance, in some other girlSs boIICeS'
A number can easily order the music ana
a hint dropped to the mother OF the frie1i
that is to be surprised prevents arv a,,-I ~
ward contretemps at the end There = r.
many such entertainments heinz
given this June. and they -
the occasions for the DieassI,,1
est evenings. on Thursday some
OF the so-caled Madison Square ser me-
at Miss May duBignOn's AMONG +b9se
present were Miss Mary Conner, Miss
55.ordy Nisbet. Miss Kate Railers
Mss Frleda Rauers Miss Eliza
Mss Albert HUI, Miss Mamie Nis64t'
Ut. Langdon West, Mr.. Pierre Hoist. Mr.
Savage LYMAN 'i'' III
me sans Souci Club met on THURSDAY,
rS5nlhg al the home OF Miss Ethel CHS
5oii ialE VINO sno entertained her fellow rneu15ers
my those present were the