The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-21
LOCAL PER SONAL.

T. NJ. Jones Of Newman is in the city.
+. H. Miller Of Augusta is in the city.
h G. Underwood of Atlanta is in the city.
James Mott of Townsville is in the city.
d. B. Overton was 10 Savannah last
night.
U. s. Dart came up from Brunswick yes
terday.
L. NJ. Conner came down to Savannah
yesterday.
O. Alsap of Tennille was in Savannah
yesterday.
w. H. Marcheman Of Altoonah was in the
city last night.
II. w. Reed of Waycross came up to the
city yesterday.
c. B. King of Rome came down to Savan-
nah yesterday
George Alfred Townsend is expected in
Savannah Sunday.
c. G. Stult Of Augusta came down to
Savannah yesterday.
W. NJ. Robinson and wife of Covington
are guests Of the Marshall.
Miss Churchill. l. G. Pitman and E. s.
Scott of Brunswick were guests of the
Pulaski yesterday.
John Caperton and wife, John H. Caper-
ton, II. G. Caperton and Mr. /. Lawrence
Smith, of Louisville, formed a pleasant
party TO Savannah yesterday.
The following party came over from
here as guests of the Marshall: Charles F.
Levy. Charles Flethman, and NJ. w. Pow
ers.
Gov Fitzhugh Lee and party Of Virginia
passed through Savannah last night en-
route to Tampa, where they will join ex-
President Cleveland's party and sail on the
same steamer for Cuba.
Capt. William l.. Black of the corps of
engineers, United States army, stationed at
st. Augustine, and who Is in charge of the
river and harbor works in that section, ar
rived in the city last night
Mrs. Stewart. wife of a prominent sugar
reiner Of New York, who has been spend
ing the winter In Thomasville, was taken
i'll few days ago, and was sent home
Yesterday via the Atlantic Coast Line to
New York She passed through here last
night in a special car.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NICK. Twombly, Miss Z.
A. Davidson, maid and servant, and Dr.. A.
M. Thomas came up IN private car from
Palatka last night. The party has spe1t
some time in Florida Mr. Twombly said
last night that his trip was a most enjova
BILE one. The party is stopping at the Pu-
laski
Mr.; Edwin E. Levy, formerly of Savan-
nah, but now Of Boston, Mass, was mar
ried in that city on Wednesday, March 6,
70 Mrs. Louise Bennett of Boston. Mr..
Levy was formerly an employe of the
MORNING NEWS, and the congratulations
Of the craft are extended him in his new
venture. Mr. Levy is a son of Judge Levy
of Augusta.
Mr.. George Heard of Rocky Ford, Ga,
is III the city in company with his uncle,
Mr. N. F. Heard Of Springvale, Me-, who
has been spending the winter south, and
who will leave to-day by steamer for
Boston, en- route for his home in the Pine
Tree state. Both gentlemen are in the
70s though they are nephew and
uncle, are good samples Of the preserv-
alive effects OF the climates Of Georgia and
Maine.
w. W. Grubbs and wife, who have been
in Savannah for the past few DAYS on u
tour through the south, left on the Cleve-
land train for st. Augustine. They will
visit Jacksonville. Winter Park and other
points of interest in Florida, and will re-
turn to Savannah and probably take the
steamer for Now York. Mrs. Grubbs is the
daughter of General Manager John II.
Miller, of the Chicago, st. Louis and
Pittsburg railroad. She is from Rich
mond, Ind, and is intimately acquainted
with the Harrisons.
at was n brilliant affair." said w. s.
Chisholm, Esq. last night, speaking OF the
charity ball at the Ponce de Leon. 1.-THE
btOTBlt ueleSatlOu OubSnone Iueiu oil, hul
the representation from Savannah was an
admirable one" Besides the Savanuahans
whase names have already been given In
the MORNING NEWS, Atlanta was well rep
resented. Among the Atlantans present
were Mrs. Graut and her charming daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie, and Miss Henrietta Inmai,
daughter Of the late William Inman Of
New York. The decorations were the most
extensive and elaborate that perhaps Florida
has ever seen.
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