The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-02

"A Lament for the Enete-COutdoor
exercise has made girls feet larger >
you do not see nearly as many dainty
feet as you used to.D
eff maids once dainty feet have larger
grown,
Blame not the fault 10 exercise alone,
Since education, too, their minds expand
ing,
Does something to enlarge their under
standing"
Query-Is this true OF bicycling? This
might form an interesting subject of de-
bate for some of the literary and educa-
tional soeities of the city. The members
of the bicycle clubs could furnish the data
and comparisons between the pedal ex-
tremties of the bicyclsts and the enlarg-
ed understandings of the debaters would
prove fruitful subjects of discussion for
the outside world, including the effete
as well as for themselves. The SUCCESS
tion may be a frivolous one, but it is
made in view of the fact that topics for
next winters work have been eagerly
sought for lately and this would, at least,
give a modern touch and local color
-ANN+ANs
TO the fore again. Not a day passes with
out a run of some kind given by one of
the numerous clubs. or private parties
large and small. May 10 has been liked
upon for the bicycle carnival, and inter-
esting rumors are af1oat as to some off
the costumes and the riders who will take
part. on Tuesday evening the town was
aglow with bicycle lanterns, 600 wheels
were said to be out in the procession,
and on the same evening the Isondega
Club met for a run to Thunderbolt, where.
al Bannon Lodge, a supper was served.
The party included Mrs. J. A. c. Carson,
Mrs. White of Athens, Mrs. Robert Nicely
of Waynesboro, Miss Bessie Durham.
Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Margaret
Gardner Miss Floride Banks Miss Irene
Withers, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Mr.. Charles
Banks, Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Mr.. Palmer
Arson, Mr.. E. S. Elliott Mr.. Lang West,
Mr.. Edward Richmond and Mr.. Remshart.
With the new roads there is quite a choice
of routes, one of the best of which is Es-
Till avenue. leading to the Waters road.
80 pleasant with its shade trees and the
meadows on either side. That part Of the
town is very attractive now, with its pref
~ homes and country breezes, and here
on Thursday evening a NUMBER of the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes
met for a delightful run. In spite of many
punctured tires no serious casualties
occurred and the evening ended with a
supper party at Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbes
home Their guests were Mrs
Fleming duBignon, Mrs. Lewis Haskell.
Mrs Il, j. Thomas, and the members OF the
bicycle party who were Mr.. and Mrs.
Heman Charlton Mr. and Mrs. James b.
West, Miss Meg Cosens, Miss Hattie Hull.
Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Nan duBignon,
Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Belle Daniel,
Miss Sarah Mills, Mr.. Arthur h. Elliott,
Mr. Leopold Alexander, Mr.. J. ID. TAYLOR.
Mr.. Robert Fleming. Mr. Abbott Thomas.
Mr. J. de Bruyn Hops, Mr.. Newell West,
Mr.. Henry Walthour. Mr. Raymond But
Ter and Mr. GOdin Guerard.
Mrs w. w. Gordon complimentd the
Colonial Danes on Thursday afternoon
with a charming tea, between the hours
OF sand O'Clock. The rooms were dec
GRATED beautifully with roses, sweet peas,
ana other cut flowers Mrs. H. G.. JEFF
ferries Of Augusta assisted Mrs. Gordon in
receiving her guests, while the refresh
ments were served by Mrs Bierne Cor
uon, Miss Nan Screven and Miss Gordon.
Among the ladies present were Mrs Thorn
as s Morgan, Mrs Meldrim, Mrs. J. w.
butt Mrs. Leonard Phinizy, Mrs. II. Il.
Alexander, Mrs Joseph b. Cumming, Mrs.
= X. Lamar, and Mrs. Frank Miller OF
augusta; Mrs. III. G. White of Athens.
Mrs Robert Neo.y Of Waynesboro. Miss
Care de Graffenreid of Washington u.
~ MIS- John sullivan, Mrs. Thomas T..
Screven, Mrs. W. s. Bulloch. Mrs. A. ].
Naring Mrs. James n. Johnston Miss Eu-
eenia Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Johnston.
Mrs a. h. Lawton. Jr.. Mrs. Louis G.
young Mrs. Charles n. Dixon, Mrs Will
lam Garrard, Mrs. J.. A. Stovall.
ton FeTill, Mrs Edward Karow.
MIS- RaGcrs. Miss Annie Vane Jones. the
Misses orme, Miss Emma Buioch and
Miss Margaret Gardner.
Mrs Frederick Maitland Dougau enter.
taihed delightfully."- on Tuesday aftcrnoon
WIN cards. The FIRST prize. a cut glass ana
hlNer hair pin box was won by Miss Ada
nun MISS Maud Thomas won the second
q con- cream box, and the pretty consola
ton prize an embroidered picture franc
ioil To Miss Nina Hun. Among the quests
" h' enjoyed the afternoon were. Mrs II
a. Domer Mrs John Mauoch, Mrs. ] y
- beekWth, MIS- H. NJ Packard Mrs
I'aFs Freeman. Mrs. Charles B. Malone
ATS. A. b liull Mrs. }. G.. LeIiariv. Mrs
laon,t' b. WHY. Jr. Mrs. Hampton Fer
TIL MrH. William Garrard Mrs. ~ II
l.eakcn. AIRS. j. Cunninrham posteu
Mrs. Henry McAlpin. Mrs. w Trenholm
l9phint. Mrs. Charles Dixon. Mrs M NJ
lippNnt. Miss Emmio Lawton. Miss ETA
shlth. Bliss Mary Hoist. Miss Nina Uuu
49, ~, Aq4 iull Miss Susie Olmstead. Miss
In1a 6eth Butler. Miss Maude Thomas.
4'i14 heien Hardee, Miss Nellie Baldwin,