The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-13
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NEW DISEASE.
Two particularly bright and charminJ
Savannah ladies were discussing thei
/ respective trials, troubles and tribula
lions few evenings ago. One of then
complained of feeling tired all the time
and then gave a graphic account o.
the number of callers she had enter.
tanned that day, the various matter;
pertaining to dress and society t.
which she had attended and the many
household duties and cares which hac
claimed her attention.
The other, in a sympathetic tone oil
voice, said: Why. dear, l know what
the matter with you is, you have con-
scientious malaria"
A LONDON FANCY.
A new idea from dear old Lunnon''
is to have a diamond butterfly or bee
hover oyer the bunch of violets worn
in the corsage. The jeweled insect
forms the head of the long pin that
strikes down through the center of
the bunch of flowers and secures it
to the gown.
A WAY HEARTS HAVE.
know she really meant no harm
She took my heart in play;
And though she gave it back again,
Alas, it will not stay!
The Sigher, in Town Topics.
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Mrs. Frederick S. tombstone, with
her children, is expected Tuesday from
Alabama, to visit her mother, Mrs.
John l.. Hardee.
Maj. Robert Stiles of Richmond. is
the guest of Mrs. John r. West, 1926
Bull street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dafin and Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Dafin of sa-
vannah will spend this week in Char
lesion.
The engagement of Miss Rita Roth
of New York. formerly of Savannah,
and Mr.. Theodore Ernest Videto of
South birmingham. Mass, is an
nounced. Mr.. Videto is a well known
architect in the government service
at Havana, and is largely interested
in tobacco plantations in Cuba.
The Misses Burroughs of Norfolk
arrived in Savannah recently after
spending the winter in Florida, and are
at Miss McAlpin's on Oglethorpe ave-
nue., where they expect to remain some
weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Blum and Miss
Helen Blum have returned from New
York.
Mrs. Eugene Mccall and her children
nave returned from visit to DR.. and
Mrs. J. H. Redding IN Waycross.
Sept. l, the residence of Mr.. T. P.
Bond. on Perry street, west, will be
occupied by Mrs. f. j. Millar. The
mousse which for many years has been
the home of Mr.. f. G.. duBignon. will
be entirely remodeled and made still
more attractive.
Mrs. Hugh Conner, Jr., has returned
to the city and is at 214 Taylor street,
east.
Miss Eloise Lynak and Miss Jennie
Jones leave to-day for Charleston. TO
be absent a week
Miss Cornelia S. Kingman and Mr..
Harry X. Lucas will go to Charleston
tomorrow for a visit of several days
with relatives.
The Tomochichi Club will give a la
lies reception Friday evening. The
hours Will be from 3 until l o'clock.
The club members and ladies are in
,lted to attend. Dancing will be
'eature of the reception.
Invitations are out for the drill that
$ to be held by the Savannah Cadets
1t the Guards Hall next Thursday
light. The company medal will be
competed for, and the indications are
hat the contest will prove one of the
,rettiest ever held. After the driu
here will be dancing and refresh
nents.
Mrs. ]. c. Puder gave a charming
ca at her home, on Henry street, yes
erday afternoon.
Miss Leila Oliveros gave a delightful |
'ing-pong party Thursday afternoon. |
1iss Henrietta Turner won the first |
'rize, a piece of Battenburg. The sec
nd, box of stationery was awarded |
o Miss Annie May Sloat Mrs.
'harles u. Straten received the eonso-
alton prize, a medallion. The other
.uests were Mrs. C. H. Sawyer, Mrs.
Granville Rogers, Mrs. w. p. Brooks,
drs. 7. A. Ryan, Mrs Petrino, Miss
'hackleford, Miss Elise Chapeau. Miss
ella knight. Miss Bessie Richards,
Hiss Halle White, Miss Mary Dwelle,
nd Miss Bess Stothart.
Mrs. Montague Boyd of Oxford will
e the guest this week of Mrs. A. f.
BOYD.
Miss Christina Meminger has return
d from visit to relatives in Charles
on.
Mr.. Rauers and Miss Elise Rauers
xpect to go to st. GATHERINGS to-day
Or short stay.
Miss Josephine Hill, who is now stay
lg with Mrs. Joseph Huger viii be
ne guest next week of Mrs. Henry D.
tevens.
Mrs. Shotter, who has been spending
everal weeks with her son, MIR. S. P.
hotter, at Greenwich House, left dur
lg the week for her home in Cleve-
nd, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Duckworth will
sturn tomorrow from Birmingham.
nd will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.