The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-30

They intend to send wire to the moon;
And they'll set the Thames on fire very
They've a firmly rooted notion
They can cross the Polar ocean,
And they'n find perpetual motion
If they can!
Each newly joined asplrant to the clan
Must repudiate the tyrant known as man;
They mock al him and fiout him,
For they do not care about him,
And they're going TO do without him.
If they CAM
Poor sweet girl GRADUATED How tired
she must be of the everlasting verses and
witticisms she inspires, and often how
guiltless she is of the aspirations that are
assigned to her, However this is the time
of year when it is fitting and proper TO
speak of her and every one knows the
society column must do the correct thing.
But to return to the sweet girl graduate,
who considers herself finished when every
one knows that she has just Commenced -
Whether she be taking her diploma at
some great college, or speaking her vale
dictory at the Chatham Academy. her lot
is the same. Before the event examina-
tons are a horror unspeakable that must
be passed. After the examinations joy
unspeakabe that the world lies at her
feet! The old proverbial saying Your
school days are the happiest of your life"
finds no echo in the heart of the finish
ing maiden. Emancipation Is her cry from
the WEAKNESS and the bondage of school
life. Let the future bring what it may; it
10, g1.,.. H. - "a
so she thinks. Poor girl graduated The
wiser ones condole with her in her com
mencement."
The Savannah Music Club gave its an
nual musicale at the De Soto on Thursday
evening, and an appreciative audience en-
5oyed the delightful programme, which
was as follows:
/. Trio op. 103, plano, violin and viola
q. LachneD. Miss Emma e. Coburn,
Ndessrs. W. D. Harden and E. A. Won der
Hoya.
2 "Gallop, My steed" Denza), Mr. w.
F. Blois.
g. For All Eternity" CMascheronD, Miss
N. A. Cosens, violin obligato, Mr.. H. Won
Linstow.
4. Concerto, G minor (Mendelsshon), Miss
IT Marion Smart; orchestral accompani-
ment on second piano, Miss Emma L. Co
burn.
8. 20 Don Fatale" VerdD Mrs. N. II.
Finnie
s. Quartette MY Love Is Like a Red.
Red Rose Garrett, Mrs. w. w. Gross,
Mrs. ". r. Hunter, Mr.. T Lloyd owens.
MIR. Julian Walker.
T. The Eden Rose" Foote). Miss Ada
i. Hudson
s. sonata, op 8, piano and violin (Grieg).
Miss Emma e. Coburn, Mr.. f. A. Won
der l1oya.
3 sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor
1A)onlzettO, Mrs. N. II. Finnie Mrs W
y. Hunter Mr.. George J. Quint. Mr.. r
LLOYD owens, Mr.. w If. Blois, Mr. Julian
Walker.
Miss Marion Smarts brilliant piano
playing was greatly applauded, and at the
close of the programme Miss Florence
Marshall favored the club with a magnih-
cent rendition of LISTS Rhapsodie Hon
groise, and the Waldstein Sonata by Bee
thoven.
The pleasantest place to spend an aft
ernoon and evening at this season is nm
doubleday az Tybee. The run down across
the broad green marshes with the salt
breeze coming in from the sea is in itself
pleasant and after a fine surf bath sun
Ter az one OF the hotels is thoroughly en-
Joyed, and the evening usually ends with
dancing at the pavilion at the South Fnd
noteL Several parties went down on
Thursday, among them one. chaperoned
Nv Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Gibbes. which
consisted Of Miss Jessie Chisholm. Miss
caro- duBgnon, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss
sarah Mills Mr.. James McAIpin. Tr MIR
Raymond Butler and Mr. J. d. TAYLOR
Mrs. Mills b. Lane was host of another
party IN which We're: Mrs Robert Nj
buuer, Miss Elizabeth Butter. Miss Flor
ehce Nishet Miss Rosa Sullivan. Mr.. An
Ton wright Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore and
DIT clarence Anderson. Among others
VINO went down We're: Mrs Robert Y
Mercer. Miss Isabel Stiles. Miss Maggie
Buu, and Mr.. Louis Mercer; Miss Hattie
Saussy and her two friends. Miss Della
Rogers Of Macon and Miss Budd OF PEN
sacola, Mr.. Edward Richmond and others.
on Monday evening Judge and Mrs. w
-. Harden entertained In honor OF their
guests, Miss Williams and Miss Griffith OF
Athens and Miss Hansell Of Atlanta. Pro
Eressive euchre was the diversion of the
evening ana Miss Hansell and Mr. Charley
Schley won the prizes The others who
played were. Mrs. George Elliott, Miss
kate Guerard Miss Lola Moynelo Miss
Blorde Banks, Mr. Lewis Mercer Mr. D,
g. Mercer Mr.. Palmer Arson. Mr. Mac
kethan, Mr.. Clifford Wayne, and Mr..
Stein Bryan
On Tuesday Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore took
a fishing party on the ibis" for an ALI
day picnic down the river His GUESTS
were. Mr. and Mrs. Glhbos. Miss Florence
Nishet Miss Williams of Athens. Miss
Lima Woodbridge, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss
Jessie Chisholm Mr. Newell West, Mr..
Godin Gucrard, Mr. James McAlpin. Jr..
and Mrs. j. D. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippett chapcroned a party
bicychsts. who spent Thursday even
sg out az The Yacht Club Among those
lfescnt were: AIR. ANA Mrs T. S.
sen.oy, Miss Grmth OF Athens.
Bliss Haneen Of Atlanta. Miss Kate Guer-
ara. ~ ss Anna Gucrard. Miss Bessie Bond
of Darion. Miss Hazlehurst Of Macon. Miss
NHrle Bloies, Miss Mary Harris. Miss
Georgia Freeman and Mcssrs r. =. im-
f'r clifford Wayne. Boht Fleming. Geo.
Gre. william l1rnwel. Edward C.. Mer-
cer anl Louis Morgan.
on Monday Dr. ana Mrs. John Howkins
to'k party over 10 pennvworth Island
where they We're delightfully."- entertained
ly Dapt. Manl9nult fn enc party were
~ ana Mrs bearing Mrs. j. Muir lang.
slt. trenholm Hopkins. Miss Ma~rio
liuli Miss Maud Hayward. Miss Emma
'f"s and Mr.. Tracy c. Hunter