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


This week will bring home a number Of
school girls who will be looked upon with
interest, particularly those who have I'm
ished their school days. and will enter so
ciety next season. A debutante may well
be called a bud" for at what degree Of
perfection she will arrive cannot be guess
ed by outward sign. She may even prom
ise much and not fulfil the expectations Of
her fond parents and friends. Beauty is
generally considered the foremost endow-
ment Of nature but statistics show that
Of pretty women and plain ores, the lat
ter have generally wen the larger share
of worldly success. A woman can do
much with a lovely face but she is apt to
trust too much to her beauty, while her
palmer sister will make the most of every
grace she possesses. Even II she is not
endowed with personal magnetism, than
which the gods have no higher gift, there
are many ways in which plain woman
can be attractive. In appearance she may
have that indehnable something known as
style" often more taking than a perfect
caste Of features or a beauty OF coloring
and as to inner graces there are a hundred
ways in which she can attract She can
be unselfish. sympathetic, and bright, and
she is often sought after more than the
beauties, whose only idea is to look pref
". 1t is orly as an observing man has said
the advantage a pretty woman has over
plain one. is that in the race for success
she has 1.-The running start"
Among the pleasant little par
ties at the yacht club last
week was one on Tuesday morning
chaperoned by Mrs. Clarence Murphy, and
Mrs. ]. A. P. Crisdeld, and consisting Of
Miss williams Miss Griffith, Miss Han
cell, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Jessie Chis-
holm and Miss Phoebe Elliott.
Mr.. NJ. b. Lane vas host at delightful
FISH dinner at Bannon Lodge, Thunder
bolt. on Monday evening. His guests We're
Airs. w f. Jones of Waynesboro, Miss
Lewis Butt, Miss Daisy Berry and Miss
Bessie Wilkins of Augusta, Maj. w. A.
wilkins of Waynesboro, Mr.. J. A. Huger
Mr.. Thomas 3. Paine and Mr.. J. d.
Carswen.
Mrs. John Sullivan chaperoned a party
of young people on trip to Tybee Thurs
day afternoon. Among those present We're
Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Virginia Lord
Nisbet Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Rosa
Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth Butler. Miss An
ME Butler Miss Josie Freeland and
Nfessrs Fred Myers, Hen1y Walthour,
Rfttenhouse Moore, Theodore Barnard,
Robert Fleming, Louis Morgan, William
Barnwel. Swan Sullivan, Horace lldnter
and Mills 3. Lane.
Miss Minna Warning entertained the
Monday Evening Whist Club last week.
Her guests were: Mrs W. T. Hopkins,
Miss Helen Hardee Miss Hoist. Miss Nell
lie Baldwin Miss Lawton, Miss Elizabeth
Johnston, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Kate Brigham Miss
Retta Johnston and Miss Mollie Johnston.
Mrs. W. D. Harden gave a delightful lit
tie morning party or Monday for her
guests, Miss Williams and Miss
Griffith Of Athens and Miss Han
sell OF Atlanta. The others present
were: Mrs. George Elliott, Mrs. ]. A. p
Crisheld Miss Annie Vane Jones, Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Miss Phoebe Elliott. Miss
Elizabeth Barrow, Miss Isabel Stiles and
Miss Mary Jones.
A pleasant party that enjoyed the
breezes aud the surf at Tybee last We'd
nesday was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lip
pitt, Misses Mary Haines, Alice Williams.
Kate Guerard. Ada Griffith Marie Blols.
Georgia Freeman, Loulie Hansel and
Messrs. Horace Hunter. Noble Jones, Ed
ward Demere, Charles Schley. George
Freeman Edward Mercer, Henry Wal
thour and Howard Hopkins
A pleasant fishing party consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. l. Stoddard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ELLIS, and Mrs. Taylor Wall
thour and entertained by Mr.. Edward
Stoddard on the Mabel" on Tuesday.
Miss Maud Heyward gave whist party
on Tuesday afternoon at which were pres
emit: Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Henry McAlpin,
Mrs. Tracy Hunter Mrs. Barney. Mrs.
Dearine, Mrs w 7. Hipklns, Mrs ].
Muir Lang Mrs. Bohn Howkins, Miss Mel
lie Baldwin, Miss Helen Hardoe and Miss
Emma Hopkins.
party who spent the morning at the
Yacht Club on Thursday included Mrs. !.
A p. Crisfeld, Miss Mary White. Miss
Elizabeth Barrow, Miss Phoebe Elliott,
Miss Elise Huger. Miss Lina HuEer, Miss
Mary Jones and Miss Lily Crisheld.
There were several small parties at Ban
non lodge. Thunderbolt on Friday even
ing for dinner Col. and Mrs. william
Garrsrd entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Darlington Read of Charleston, Miss Cas-
tleman, and Miss LaWton. In another
party were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ellis.
Mrs John Hardee and Miss Helen Hardee
The Columbus Enquirer sun prints the
following account of the marriage OF Miss
Annie Louise Bessolieu. formerly OF Sa-
vannah THE marriage of DR. Edwin
Huson Sims 20 Miss Annie Louise BcS-
seJieu, occurred Thursday evening at
Trinity church. DR. Hunter officiating.
The friends Of the Young couple gathered
en- masse as the brides popularity as a
Columbus belle. and the groom as one az
this citys most prominent physicians The
attendants were Miss Florence Bcs-
sellleu OF Savannah, as maid
OF honor. Miss Burnett. Miss
Daisy shorter. Miss Anna Moses and Miss
Bessie Neill. 1Ir Sims best man was Mr..
FIELDER Pou. ann .hc groomsmen were Mr..
Homer Hunt, Dr. GIil, Mr. Moultrle Moses
ana Hon. Charles williams After the
ceremony there was AN informal reception
rendered The bridal party al the brides
home.
ON Tuesday evening Mr.. Abrnm Minis
took party down no Tybce. His guests
wore Col. and Mrs william Garram. Mrs.
Ahfam corfnsi0n Read Miss Castlomun.
Mit- Lswtor. Miss Minis. Mr.. w. w.
Williamson ana c1ut Carter.
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