The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08
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The past week has been peculiarly
"Womau's Week. as regards the shops.
Who of the gentler sex could resist the
tempting display in the millinery establish
ments? Receptions in these pariors have
been the order Of the day, when soft music
lent its bewitching charm to the dainty
creations Of my lady's head gear one
pretty society young matron was kind
enough 70 try on" the pokes and toques,
and Gainsboroughs, for an admiring circle
Of friends, and as each selection was
donned. the golden head of the wearer
doomed out more beautiful than before.
But shops have not been the only places
where in woman. lovely woman has
predominated. VINO could manage the
moving house as well as she2 Some poor
lone grass widOwers have had to select
their homes for the coming winter, ana
move their household belongings while
the mistress is laying In a supply for her
winter wardrobe at Redfern's aud
.ouse's lie walks around on regular
house to-house inspection. aud finally de-
cidcs, from The looks of the outside, that
"this one Will do" So he writes to Mad
Hmc with "A sclf-satlsfied air of having
done the best of his ability, and 50 lays
him down 10 rest with a conscience void Of
offensc and sleeps the sleep Of the just.
But what difference in the morning! He
awakes TO The fact of having leased that
house without once looking inside TO see
how many closets each room has-whether
"A place has been provided for Mihnda, the
cook, 20 ropose after her days work is
ver-Whethcr the back stairs runs across
the hall or straight up and down-whe her
the windows in the parlor are so arranged
that last years new Marie Antoinette
curtains will euit-and last of ali, whether
there is a southern breeze in every win
dow-be it cast or wcst-for some folks
think il one angle Of the house faces
south. every window and door must catch
the Southern breeze. Well. it is too late
now TO worry, and so when the recently
sea sick traVel-worn mistress of the house
arrives from her summer outing, she Is
wofully disappointed and decides that all
men are alike, no managers, when Il comes
TO choosing houses, and she inwardly VOWS
a vow that next summer she will stay at
home until she has selected her own abode
Then comes the moving And now, the
dimes at his club there Is no place ready
for him at the house-he is in the way.
AS ne comes up the front steps study in
Black is all that he can see, scruboine
vigorously. Even the house cat has sought
@ lonely corner to be out of the
way of broom or brush. What did
John Howard Payne mean when he wrote
those soul-inspring. world-renowned
words, There Is No Place Like Home?"
Surely he never moved house, or he would
have inserted a clause to read Except
moving day.. SO the man of the house
wanders down the street again feeling
vengeance in his heart, and loathing for
all the world, particularly those of dusky
hue who are beyond doubt the most inn
portent race at this trying time. He saun-
ters down the town, meets seven others"
worse than himself, and together they
take their naughty mobile" and go on
their way rejoicing.
Mrs. r. d. Kline and daughters left yes
terday for New York. Miss Mamie Kline
Will return TO Miss Garrishs school at En-
glewood, ". J.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. MacDonell and fam
lily will reside this winter on East Hunt
ingdon street, near Habersham.
Mrs. d. r. Thomas left on Tuesday for
New York,
Mrs. A. Jones and children have returned
from Asheville.
Miss Jennie Cohen has returned from
Upper Georgia. and will reside this winter
on the northwest corner of Hall and Aber-
corn streets.
Savannah is well represented at
Newberry College, S. c., by the following
Savannah boys: John Harms. William
Hess Edwin Kessel, Carl Schaeffer and
John Schroeder.
Mrs. A. Enrich and Miss Marie and
Mildred Enrich have returned from de-
hshtful trip TO Saratoga.
Miss Ada Enrich is at school in Morris
town ~ J.
Mrs +. S. Jette and children have re-
turned from Blowing Rock, where they
spent the summer
Mrs. NJ Mendel and Miss Julia Men,
del win spend the winter in Welsbaden,
Germany
Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. Grassland will reside
this winter at "A Henry street, east
Miss Annie Manan has returned from
Boston, and will reside this winter at Ala
Charlton. east
Mrs. William G. Cam and children have
returned from Saiuda.
Mrs. A. Mcfarland will return this week
from a summer spent in Boston and New
York.
Mrs James Earle and Miss Cynthia
Farie have returned from Battery Park
Hotel, Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman were hosts
on Wednesday evening at a box party al
the theatcr to see the Ministries. Their
guests Were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bryan
and Miss Daisy Bryan.
Mrs. O. S. Byck and Miss Edna Byck
have returned from Saratoga.
Mrs. l.. w. Wortsman has returned from
Saratoga.
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