The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-28

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With all the modern woman's attempt at
Insecurity in dress, with her high collar,
waistcoat and stiff hat, what feminine
soul is proof against that love of a bon.
net" which dates back to time immemo-
rial, and will forever hold it's sway. A
pretty girl may be undeniably so in a
tailor-made suit and a Knox sailor, she
may be attractive in even the bicycle
garb that has become so prevalent; but
who can resist the fascination of maiden
in a dainty muslin gown with a leghorn
hat crowned with a mass of pink roses?
Such hats are now beginning to arouse
the longings of the women, to bring forth
the maledictions of the 'patres familias,"
and to give opportunity for the witticisms
of the comic joker. The shops during the
past week have displayed veritable flower
gardens, in the way of head gear, and
noticeable among them are strange studies
in red, in every shade from cherry through
crimson to petunia-as trying to the great
majority as they are irreslstibly becoming
TO fortunate few. Milliners and dress
makers at present are much sought after
most women Just now is that neck and
waist ribbons are all tied in front, and
that only those silks that do not rustic
have come into style for lining skirts.
One of the most delightful bicycle parties
of the season was given on Friday even
ing by Mr.. Lowndes Walthour. in honor
OF Miss McDannold of Frederick, Nd. The
run was to the Yacht Club, where. with a
band of music, the party enjoyed an i'm
promptu dance. and on the return to town
a delicious supper was served at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. E. J. Thomas on Melon
ough street. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gibbes, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Gordon.
Jr., chaperoned the party. and the others
who composed il were Mrs. II. M Pack
ard. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Gordon,
Miss Cosens, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
Elise Rauers Miss Elizabeth Haskell Miss
Phoebe Elliott, Miss Sarah Mills, Miss
Mabel Stoddard, Miss Elizabeth
Butler, Miss Mamie Wilcox. Miss
Georgia Freeman, Miss Belle Daniel
Miss Florence Nisbet Miss Nan
nie Nisbet, and Messrs Edward De-
mere, Newell West Moragne Fleming
Horace Crane. Clarence Anderson. Rob
ert Fleming, Gordon Harrison, Edward
Stoddard, William Butler. Jr., Arthur Cor
don, Jack Harrison, Edward Mercer Jack
Rauers, Paul Haskell, Abbott Thomas,
w. A. Robinson, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.
Brewer.
The children's bah given by the mem
bers of the Harmonic Club took place on
Thursday, and during the entire afternoon
and evening the Y. M. II. A. hall presented
scene of brilliancy. Boxes of candy were
presented to all of the guests and in mu-
sic and dancing the hours passed rapidly
away. Among the children present in the
Afternoon were the Misses Rita We'll Ha-
eel Haas, Ruthie Ehrlich Stella Levy Rita
Gutman Mildred Enrich, Mildred and
Regina Ferst. Walter Haas, Herman
Haas, Sidney Levy. Jerome Krauss, Tracy
Epstein, Moses Ferst, lizzie Praeger, Har-
~ Praeger. and Mamie Gutman. Among
the girls and boys were the Misses Hor-
tense Stern Rita Roth, jeanette We'll,
Percy Myers, Marie Neuberger Alfred
Stern, Myer Utitz, Ada Traub, Edna Lii
ienthal, Bessie Krauss, and Ada Enrich.
In the evening a number of grown people
who Joined the younger set, We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Ferst Mr.. and Mrs Ferdi-
nand Neuberger, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Lilienthal, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ferst, Mrs. Stern of Quincy. H..
Miss Hattie We'll, Miss Sadie Traub, Miss
Lille Traub, Miss Carrie Lilleuthal. Miss
Florie Lilienthal, Miss Mamie smith Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Josie Hyams, Miss
n.
Miss Birdie Kayton, Miss Ruthie Kayton.
Miss Carrie kayton. Miss Marie Ehrlich,
Miss jeanette Herman. Miss Regina
Krauss, Miss Ida Reiser and many others
One of the pleasantest events of the
week was a blackboard ride to Thunder
bolt on Thursday evening. The affair
was given by the young men Of the Whist
Club to the young lady members and
terminated this seasons series OF enter
tanments. After a delightful nsh SUP
per at Mrs Bannon's, there was dane
ing, the Harpers furnishing the must,
for the occasion. Tho prizes were award
ed for this year TO Miss Ida Boley ana
Mr.. Harry Samuels. The members of .na
club We're Miss Lena Meyer Of Salisbury.
Mo-; Miss Natalie Hymes Of Sandersvillo
Ca, Mrs. T. Stone Of Cleveland. o.: Mias
Ida Boey, Miss Nellie Cohen Miss Lena
Ehrlich. Miss Rosa Putzel, Miss sara
Stern, Miss Dora Muhlherg and Mcssrs.
Maurice Greenwood. S. y. Dryfus. Harry
Samuels, S. Fleishman, j.. S. Gardner.
Bernard Enrich j. Gazan and y. A.
Byck.
There was very pretty though
quiet marriage in st. paurs Luth-
cran church last Tuesday morn
ing, 23d inst, 40 Q o'clock, when
Mr.. Joseph s. Manner and Miss Hattie v.
Gnann were united IN marriage by the
pastor. Rev NJ. j. Epting. The ushers
were Messrs. Hall RAIN. T.. " Maner
w r. Gnann and G. G.. Lchey. The groom
n worthy young accountant I'm the aud
iting department OF the Ocean Steamship