The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-01

waited in the little sunny room; $3.50.
The cool breeze waved the window lace
at play,
The white rose on the porch was all in
bloom,
And out upon the bay
1watched the wheeling sea-birds come and
go.
such an old friend-she would not make
me stay
While she bound up her hair" turned
and To-,
Danae in her shower! and fit to STAY
All mans boarded prudence at a blow:
Gold hair, that streamed away
As round some nymph a sunlit fountains
flow.
"she would not make me waitr'-But well
l know
She took a good half hour to loose and
lay
Those locks in dazzling disarrangement SOL
Edward Watson Glider
There are wonderful opportunities for the
golden-haired daughters Of Eve at Tybee
this summer; and not only for those that
are golden-haired. Perhaps, after ALL the
naturally curly-headed girl has the great
est advantage over her sisters at any
place in the summer time. particularly at
Artificial ringlets may be danced out OF
curl in warm weather almost as quickly
as salt water can wash them out" And
TO have her hair on her mind is so dis
tracing to ones thoughts. If not to oneFS
looks. The man 0hey say that women
have no creative genius) who invents
something that will keep hair perpetually
curled viii coin money, besides winning
everlasting fame as a benefactor to wo-
mankind May he be a nineteenth century
genius even though lawful thoughtD his
work be stamped as fin-de-siecle.
An observing young person has suggest
ed the following:
Donts for Stay-at-Homes-
Don't walk Walking is disastrous to
GOODNESS. If you haven't car fare, buy a
wheel on the installment plan.
Don't take too many cool drinks. You
may become a soda water "hend," and
regard chocolate with cream as one Of
the necessities Of life.
Don't fail to wear red II is not only
cheerful color, but makes those who are
compelled to look at you feel cool by con-
trast. This Is practical philanthropy.
Don't read fn-de-ciecle books. They are
hard work at any time, but in July the
brain needs rest If standard produo-
tion pail study the society column.
Don't pay calls. If misguided friends
fail to heed this don't give them iced
lemonade or chill them by your manner
and fan. Their glowing fancy will then
paint you as you might have been.
Don't work. Ingenuity may be exer-
cised on seeming without doing" This
will also help TO pass the time.
Don't stay at homel You can always
get to Tybee or Button, and every one
else-almost-is already there.
The South End pavilion presented a very
bright and pretty scene on Wednesday aft
ernoon, when at the invitation from Mr.
and Mrs. Bohan, children from all over
the island fiocked there TO Join the guests
OF the South End hotel White dresses
with gay sashes of every color fitted to
and fro as the little people made merry
over their dances or enjoyed their ice
cream and cake. Some very graceful
fancy hgures were Necuted by Miss Mar
euerite stults and the Misses Jett and
Dixon.
Among the parties at Tybee on Friday
evening was one consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
". A. Nisbet, Mrs. L. Raines. Misses Mat
tie and Mary Raines. Misses Eleanor, Elise
and lnez Chapeau, Messrs Davenport and
Blackshear Of Thomasville. Messrs. Rob
ert and Davenport Raines Mr.. Il. L. AM
derson, and MI. r. II. Smith.
The house party from Wilmington re-
turned on Wednesday afternoon ANA tolt
OF very pleasant outing. Mrs. j. W.
Fretwell and Mrs. Dixon were the chape-
rones and among the young people were
Miss Clara Dixon. Miss Meta FrctWel'
Miss Leila Fretwon Miss Meta Cherry.
Miss Meta Komps. Miss Eula Shuptrino.
Miss Belle Nandeveor. Mr.. Herman Shup-
trine. Mr. Howard Osborne. Mr.. Yates
Thompson. Mr. Frank wade Mr. Will
lam Crawford, Mr.. Fred Hubbou Mr.. Rob-
crt Crawford and Mr.. Elton Osborne
a marooning party chaperonei by Mrs.
Robert Warner spent ten days Vety pleas
nuty az Warsaw. The party consisted OF
Misses Minna Grady. Katie Banks. Alice
Mctzgcr. tlorrie Metzgor ANA the M-ssrs
Robert Warner. Bonnie Armstrong Char
dc Wiehrs aud Walter Mctzger
Little Miss Eta soomons 10 honor o.
her birthday compllmcuted some friends
with % dinner ani q car ride ou Monday
afternoon. Her guests were the Misses
Iiporah FAX. Louise Grouse. Katherine
Lovenstein, Miriam Lovcnstc.n and Ceciic
Solomons
The savannah Music club hold lts reg.
ular meeting at tho De 500 ou Tuesday
evening The programme was ah follows.
Piano solos fD. venetian Boat Song "
--i 90 allegro. Mendclssohn MsF Rosa
Puizeli baritone SOLO "rhe WanIcrcr d"
schubert. Sir George W. Beckett. polo.
unito. chopin Mrs. ~. IT, Williams. sec-
ono sonata, Mozart VIOLA ana piano. Mr.
y Won Llnatow Hrf Mrs Robert % polt
hf the clo-e OF thc PROGRAMME Miss cold
~ emo Mf Beckett sang The du. a 81
Mosla That My Love" ~ Mcndelss9hn