The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-21
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We're delightfully."- entertained at a
champagne supper in celebration of
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroder's twenty-third
wedding anniversary. The guests We're
Mrs. c. H. Monsees, Mrs. E. Struck.
Mrs. l., C. Gerken, Mrs. H. Schroeder,
Mrs. Cord Cracker, Mrs. S. H. Kra-
mer, Mrs. B. d. Rosenbrook, Mrs. NJ
Torch, Mrs. George Schroeder, Mrs. C.
n. koneman Mrs. II. Lang, Mrs. j
>, Hoffman, Mrs. j. H. RoSenbrook
and Mrs. ]. Wickhorst.
THINGS WE SEE.
Rose pink is coming to the fore again
as touch of color for the neck and
front of the fashionable black velvet
gown, You see it, too, in flowers on
the velvet and fur hats.
Slowly but surely the couture is
shifting it's position from the top of
the head to point anywhere between
the crown of the head and the nape
of the, neck This tendency to lower
the knot is especially noticeable at the
fashionable dancing parties and wher-
ever full evening dress prevails.
Short curls are here again and with
them the old-time puffs arranged ac-
cording to. modern IDEAS The hair is
first waved in loose, broad undulations
and arranged about the face in some
irregular line which chances to be bel
coming, but the full regular puffed-
looking pompadour is quite out of the
question if you wish to be up to date.
HIS RAIMENT.
Why Cupids always shown undressed
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His suit is always being pressed,
His Derby's with Joan.
His s2ats are with the maid or youth,
His ties are in. the church:
And when he gets the mitt,
forsooth,
He then is in the lurch.
Puck.
VARIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. C. e. Gillette will give a tea
Wednesday afternoon for the Flower
Committee of the Independent Presby-
terrain Church.
The Misses Bruce of Maryland are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Schley.
Mrs. Lucas of Gainesville is the
guest of Mrs. Robert Falligant.
Mr.. Frank Hayward and Mr.. Frank
McIntire, who expect to leave to-day
for the Charleston Exposition, will be
guests of Mrs. deCaradeuc.
Mr.. Newsome of Washington, Ca, is
the guest of Mr.. William Blum.
Mrs. Cord Asendorf entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with a delightful
card party.
Miss Griffin, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jordan, has returned
to her home in Meridian. Miss.
Miss southgate of Norfolk is the
guest of Mrs. H. H. Bradley.
Miss Catherine Richmond and Miss
Sanie Brigham are guests of Miss May
duBignon.
Miss Seward of Petersburg and Miss
Fender of Valdosta. who have been
visiting Miss Petrona Powell, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. J. w. McIntire and Mr.. James
w. McIntire, Jr., will leave to-day for
Charleston to visit the Exposition.
Miss Eloise Lyman will give a silver
tea Saturday afternoon from to Z
o'clock. at her. home. 40 Park avenue.
east, for the Easter offering of Christ
Church Sunday School. Miss Lyman
will be assisted by Miss Lily Lyman,
Miss Sallie Carmichael and Miss An
ME Lyman.
The first of Father, Halpin's Lenten
talks on the Bible was held yesterday
at Mrs. John S. Howkins', where the
class will meet every Thursday after
noon at half past four. The mem
bers present yesterday were Mrs. How
kins, Mrs. Walter Hartridge, Mrs.
Harry Blum. Miss Maude Hayward,
Miss Ysabel Smart, Miss Matherine
McIntire and Miss Judge.
Tuesday afternoon there viii be
sale of stocks and collars at Miss Nina
Pape's. 20 Harris street, west. The pro-
ceeds viii be devoted to the fund of
that popular charity the Fresh Air
Home, which is very much in need
lust now of assistance, The Froebel
Circle will have charge of the sale
and a cup of tea is promised to the
bargain hunting visitor, who is sure to
find the very latest and prettiest
things in feminine neckwear.
Mrs. Robert f. Reed returned last
night from a short visit to Atlanta.
To woman Love is the piece-de-re-
sistance; to mana frappe.-From
Naked Truths and Yelled illusions"
by Minna Thomas Antrim.
Social Season ON at ThomasvilIe.
Thomasville Ga, Feb. 20.-The social
season is now at its hight in Thomas
willie. Dinings, luncheons, receptions,
card parties, balls and the like keep
the fashionable on the move all the
time. a.. .. t
: James Sergeant of Rochester, N. Y,
the inventor OF the time lock, used on
safes, is spending the winter at the
Piney Woods Hotel, accompanied by
his wife.
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