The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-16


nose next winter? For that is what fash
ion now demands of you. Don't recon a
the thought, think Of the two-fold adyan-
tage gained thereby. Picture first the girl
who is to hide a pair Of enchanting eyes!
What more delicious to an admsrer than
the stolen glances from beneath that low
cred brim. like all things else more charm
ing because Of their rarely. And oh.
what a boon to her sister with the less
attractive orbs! The Imagination may
oft times picture for her eyes She never
dreamed Of. But Paris has decreed this.
that all wise lover Of the beautiful and
rest assured she has some secret reason
for IT, We. TO a great extent, initiate the
English in their love Of comfort in dress,
but when it conflicts with the beautiful,
the Parisians. Never! Speaking Of fash
ions, what makes a woman stylish? Why,
when we reach New York do the best of
Us have that hopeless feeling which comes
from not being correctly dressed? Is ID
because New York women dare autici-
pate the fashion more than we do? Too
often its but the pinning OF a Veil. the
color Of a glove, the make of a shoe; tri-
vial details to some, but those which a
well dressed woman can't think too much
Of But this is not society. and that is
what am here for. and. although have
not much to tell, must begin and tell it.
The engagement is announced IN New
York of Miss Lille Julie Zizinia, daugn-
ter Of the late Mr. Thomas Zizinia. to
Comte Olivor de Kernel, only son of the
Marquis and Marquise de Kernel OF
France. Although Miss Zizinia has not
visited Savannah since she resided mere.
she will be remembered by her large
circle OF acquaintance mere as a Strlk-
ingly handsome woman of the pure BLONDE
type Of beauty. She is possessed OF a
lovely disposition and charming manners.
The count is splendid young fellow, tall
and handsome, and about q years of age.
Arrangements for the marriage have NOT
as yet been made known.
Mrs. a. r. Lawton, Jr. has gone to Gilt
ton Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. Howard and Miss e. Jett Howard
are now in New York. Miss Howard IS
continuing her art studies in New York
city.
Mrs. NJ. Newberger left on Sunday last
for Townsville.
The cool and early morning hours, he,
fore the sun seems TO have accomplished
its purpose of heating the air and max
ing soft the asphalts, are very popular now
for bicycle riders. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Wyyly, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Cope,
Miss Cose ms and Miss NJ. c. Johnson may
often be seen among those riding out be-
fore breakfast.
Mrs Leopold Adler has returned from
Asheville.
Mr.. J. L. B. Beckwith has returned from
q trip through the north ana west.
Mr.. Henry Cunningham left on Tuesday
night for Asheville.
Mr. James Rankin returned during the
week from Baltimore.
Miss Jessie Chisholm left Friday morn,
for Ash 10 TO .a gt,aa Of F4a1
Sarah Mills at her summer home, In
gleside," on Sunset Drive, Asheyille.
Mr. W. de Bruyn Hops has returned
from a summer outing at Highlands, y. c.
Mrs. n. B. Brown and Miss Gerue Bat
Ter went north on Thursdays steamer.
Mrs. Nj L. Silva has returned from the
north.
Miss Edith Warfield has gone to Warm
Springs Ga, to be the guest Of Miss
Mary Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr,
left last evening on the steamer for New
York. From there Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham will go TO Magnolia, Mass.
Mr.. George ]. Mills left on Friday morn
ing for his summer home in Asheville.
Mr.. c. B. Malone has returned from
Highlands n. c.
Mr.. Julian Hexter returned this week
from the Catskills.
Mr.. f. r. MacKethan has returned from
months vacation spent with relatives
in North Carolina.
Miss Katie and Miss Leila McDonough
went to Augusta on Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Seabrook and
family have gone TO Pendleton, S. c.
Miss Maude Smith is attending the uni
versity extension lectures at Cambridge
England. Miss Smith crossed with Miss
Kelly's party from Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Wilcox and family
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very delightfully."- spent at Hotel Tybee.
Miss Irene Courtenay and Miss Rhetta
Courtenay have gone TO Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs George Hawkins have gone
to Boston.
Mrs. F. L. George. Master Frank George
Miss Calie Ellis and Charles S Ellis, Jr
have gone to HendersOnville, n. c.
Mrs NJ. Y. MacIntyre, who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles il. Dixon. on Hall
street, has returned 10 Thomasviue
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robinson left during
the week for Asheville.
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham. Mr. Lewis War
field Mr.. Jack Rauers. Mr. Julian C,bis-
holm and Mr.. Harry Daniel have return
ed from their two weeks cruise down the
Georgia coast.
Mr. McAden Johnson is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Elton, at Daufuskie
Mrs. W W. Bussey ana Master Ed
ward Bussey have gone to Atlantic t1,1,
Mrs. Muhlberg and the Misses Number
are at the Oaks hotel in Asheville,
Mrs. Hexter and the Misses Hexter have
gone TO the Catskills Ia We
Miss Elise Rauers returned from, pi.,a,
ton on Friday morning and
left last evening for ebe, aiu
70 be the guest Of Miss sar5b
Mllis. While in the city Miss Rauers was
the guest OF Miss Lyman. -