The morning news., 1888-10-23
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW.
Savannahians and Other People Wh'
Come and Go.

SavannRhians and Other People Who
Come and Go.
A. Schreiner of Darien is at the Screven.
P. B. Aston of Darien is at the Harnett.
j. c. Little of Louisville is at the Screven.
D. NJ. Baldwin of Albany is at the Har-
nett
C. w. Stegall of Thomasville is at the
Screveu
W. P. Keeny of Evansville is at the
Marshall.
H. L. B. Virgins of Brunswick is at the
Marshall.
DR.. A. j. Ward of Munnerlyn, s. c., is at
the Marshall house.
L. W. Collier of Birmingham is registered
at the Screven house.
P. B. Davis of Crosby, Ala, is registered
at the Marshall house.
DR.. and Mrs. K. P. Myers returned yes
terday from the north.
Col. G. /. Taggart returned home yester-
day morning from trip north.
Mrs. c. G. Livingston and family of Port
Royal are registered at the Marshall
Capt. John Waters of Augusta has re-
turned to the city and is at the Harnett
Mrs. B. A. Denmark and family returned
from the North yesterday on the Nacoo-
chee.
Mrs. J. K. Garnett and family returned
yesterday from the north on the New York
steamer.
Miss Sallie Mallard, Mrs. NJ. A. Screven
and E. NJ. Screven of Walthourville are
guests of the Screven house.
During the recent visit of the Emperor
of Germany to the Austrian court, Gen.
Lawton, the American minister, was pre-
sented to him, and had several minutes per-
sonal conversation with him.
Mr. John s. Bordley, recently appointed
ticket agent of the Central railroad in this
city, was presented yesterday by the clerks
of the car accountants Office with an oxi-
died silver-handled umbrella 1t is UNIQUE
and handsome affair. Mr.. Penneman An
derson made the presentation speech, and
Mr.. Bordley responded in an appropriate
manner.
The recent death of Rev. DR.. B. M.
Schmucker of Pottstown, Pa, loses to the
Lutheran church one of its ablest ministers
DIR. Schmucker was well known in Savan-
nah. He was here during the session of the
last united synod of the south as visitor
from the general council. He was vol
luminous writer, and was the author of a
large number of church works and papers.
He was chairman of the joint committee
which arranged the common service for tho
use of Evangelical Lutheran congregations,
now adopted by all English speaking Luth-
Grams Of this country, and was also the
principal agent in all the liturgical move
ments in the Lutheran church of this coun-
try for the past thirty years
The Vienna (Austria) Weekly NelUs gives
the following account of recent pleasant
gathering at the American legation: "Gen.
Lawton, United States minister and Mrs.
Lawton gave a most agreeable and sociable
little reunion last Saturday evening at their
| apartments in tine Grand Hotel. The guests
were nearly all Americans, either resident
| here for the winter or passing through vi
emma. Amongst those present we noticed
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs. de
Koven, General and Mrs. Duncan, Lieut..
Reed, of the United States navy, and Mrs.
Reed, Mrs. Brinsley Richards, Mrs. SYPHILIS
and her two daughters, Mr.. Hatfield, Mr..
Murphy, Miss Benedict, Mrs. Cobb Mr..
Cobb, and others AS on former occasions,
Gen. and Mrs. Lawton acted the part of
host and hostess to perfection and made their
| guests feel welcome and thoroughly at home.
Mr.. de Koven added considerably to the en-
| joyment Of the evening by his admirable
rendering of two songs, one of which was
his own composition. 1t was nearly mid
night before the party broke up. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt left on Sunday for two
months stay in England"