The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-27

Now that summer and vacation are here,
the younger members of society are hav-
ing things all their own way and conse-
quently feel the importance of their posi-
ton. Even the last years debutante,
1t, when her younger sister arrives fresh
for the delights of home and brimming
over with an enthusiasm which not even
this weather can subdue. To those of us
who have long since passed the days of
extreme youth a dance with the thermom-
eter in the SOS does not seem the most
delightful way of spending an evening,
but it is all JOY to the youth and maiden,
who are ready for anything in the shape
Of gaiety. Standing with reluctant feet
where the brook and river meet" does not
apply to the girl of to-day. There is moth
Sng reluctant about her. From the day she
commences to lengthen her skirts she is
only too eager to be swept along with the
flood to whatever life may hold for her
The entertainments for these young peo-
pie during the past week commenced on
Tuesday with a trip to Tybee, where
supper and dance filled the evening hours.
Mrs. Rauers and Mrs. John Nisbet chap
eroned the party and in it were Miss AL
bert Hull. Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss
Lordie Nisbet. Miss Kate Rauers, Miss
Freida Rauers. Miss Flora Dancy, Miss
Annulette Stubs, Miss Leonora Gabbett
and Messrs William BarnwelI, Wayne
Cunningham, l.. E. West, H. Roberts,
Clarence Connerat, Savage Lyman, John
Jordan. W. R. Dancy and Pratt Adams.
MIR. Thomas Wayne entertained a num-
Der of his friends on Thursday evening
with a delightful dance at his home on
Liberty street. Among his guests were
Miss Patterson of Fortress Mon
roe, Miss Annulette Stubs, Miss
ALBERT Hull. Miss Eliza Chisholm,
Miss Annie Butler, Miss Lucy Boyd,
Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss Fannie
Meldrlm, Miss Missile Hull, Miss Mary
Kline, and Messrs. Thomas Denmark,
Savage Lyman. Tyrrol Morgan, Rogers
Woods. George Hayward. Panchita del
Barrio. Clifford Wayne, William Barn
well, Clarence Connerat, Wayne Cunning
ham and Charley schley.
Miss Sarah Mills gave a farewell bicycle
run on Monday evening prior to her de-
parture for the summer, and a pleasant
party of her friends enjoyed the ride on
Waters road, and the informal supper
which followed. The guests were Miss
Mabel stoddard, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss
Florence Nisbet Miss Jessie Chisholm,
Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss Emma Hop
kins Mr.. George Mills, Mr.. George Cos
ems. Mr. Robert Fleming, Mr.. Clarence
Anderson, Mr.. James McAlpin, Jr., Mr.
Horace Crane, Mr.. Moragne Fleming,
Mr.. Robert Butler, Jr., Mr.. Fred Myers
Mr. Arthur b. Elliott Mr.. Rittenhouse
Moore, and Mr.. Godin Guerard.
Mai. wilkins is entertaining another
party on board the yacht Triton. His
guests on the cruise include Mrs Wilson
Miss Mary Lou McElmurray, Miss sydney
Jones ard Miss Nina Jones Of Waynesboro,
A very delightful house party now en-
joying the delights of s.. GATHERINGS ISL
aad com .sts Of Mr. and Mrs. II cas- Nc
Alpin. Miss Elise Rauers Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Mss Florence Nishet, Mr.. Ritton-
house Moore. Mr.. Godin Guerard aud
Jenies NcA rim, Jr.
Mrs. Henry Taylor entertained the
Whist Club on Friday afternoon. The
players we're Mrs. fleming duBlgnon. Mrs,
Meldrim. Mrs Conner. Mrs c. n. West
Mhs. John Nisbet, Mrs. Henry McAlpin
Mrs. Rauers. and Mrs. Charles b. Malone
A pleasant party az Tybee on Monday
evening consisted Of Mrs. W. O.. Charlton
Miss Francis Charlton, Miss Emily Char.
ton, Miss Gertrude Weed, Mr.. h. S. Ell
iott, Mr.. +. G. Mercer, Mr.. Henry HUI
and Mr.. Richard NJ. Charlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p. Goodwin celebrate
the thirtieth anniversary OF their mar
riage a. Hotel Tybec on Friday evening
by giving delightful supper 20 a number
Of their friends.
Now is a time Of transition. and every.
body Is interested in knowing here every.
body else is. while the reports one hears
are sometimes misleading from the fact
that people are constantly changing their
plans. This week. however, the following
departures will take place. Mr. and Mrs
John Nlsbet, Miss Nisbet. Miss Florence
Nihbet and Miss Mamie Niabet will leave
on Wednesday for Esceola Inn. In thu
mountains 81 North Carolina, whore they
VIII spend the remainder Of the summer
On Wednesday. also. Mrs Edward IA.
70" and her children viii leave Their
summer viii be spent az Hagoratown, Nd
Mrs. Pape and Miss Nina Pane 20 or
lnurHday 20 Baltimore. from where tho,
~ san Tor Germany, 20 be absent an th,
MIS- Emma Hopkins leaves on Wrdnes
lor Charlottesville. Va. where ~,
WI visit the Misses Coxe.