The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-13
LOCAL PERSONAL.

+. T. Hall of Colquitt is in the city.
Sam Sabel Of Montgomery is in town.
H. j. Bitch of Statesboro is in the city.
F. Adams of Jasper, Fla. is in the city.
J. Moody of Dothan, Ala. is in the city.
William Pritchett of Dublin is in the city.
j. D. Prince came in from Dublin yester-
day.
James Lahey of Montgomery is in the
city.
Hon. Howell Cobb of Athens is in the
city.
B. Hart of Fort Meade, Fla, is in the
! city.
J. T. Griner of Mathews Bluff, S. c., is
in the city.
A. P. Calhoun came down from Atlanta
yesterday.
W. NJ. Gaskin came up from Valdosta
| yesterday.
J. J. KIRBY of Darien came up to Savan-
nah yesterday.
S. Rosennegar came up from Kissimmee,
Fla, yesterday.
S. A. Juhan of Nashville, Ga, came into
town yesterday.
Miss Annie L. Bitch of Bitch is guest
of the Marshall
S. LEVY, A. Grape and A. Steiner of
Eufaula are here.
S. I. Brittle and wife of Birmingham are
guests of the Pulaski.
2. H. Bone and wife, of Thomasville, are
guests of the Screven.
L. NJ. Baynard and wife, of Auburndale,
Fla, are at the Screven.
j. c. Hunt and family, of Valdosta, are
stopping at the Marshall.
Horace A. Crane has returned from Hot
Springs, North Carolina
W. II. Bitch of Bitch left last night for
Suwannee Sulphur Springs
Rev. Father Quinlan left yesterday for
the north on the Nacoochee.
Mrs. Sans left for Washington Yesterday
via the Atlantic Coast Line.
G. A. Cozens returned from the north
yesterday on the Tallahassee.
w. De B. Hops returned from the north
yesterday on the Tallahass %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Brantiey of Black.
shear are guests of the Pulaski
Luke Carson, Esq, returned Yesterday
from two months visit to Ireland
Mrs. Peter Stubbs and Miss Emma Stubbs
OF Macon are stopping at the Screven.
Mr. August Dorr, v j. Dorr and the
Misses Dorr Of Augusta are visiting in the
city.
Charles Edmonson and family left for
Asheville yesterday via the Central rail
road.
H. A. Dumas of Mllius & Co. will leave
York.
Mrs. A. N. Henderson passed through from
New York to Townsville, her home, yes
terday.
lobe Hoge of Macon passed through YES
terday en- route to New York to attend
lectures.
w. NJ. Hammond and family came up
from Townsville yesterday and stopped az
the Screven.
Daniel NJ. Gugel and Charles Gucel of
Macon passed through yesterday en- route
to New York
Austin Mullarky and daughter, of Au-
gusta, were passengers on the Tallahassee
from New York yesterday.
j. R. Young of Ellis, Young & Co., and
president OF the board Of trade, is expected
home to-day, after a month in the north.
Rev. DR.. Dripps, pastor of the indie
pendent FreSoyterlan church, and family.
lett on the Nachoochee for the north yester-
day.
Mrs F. Y. Dabney and daughter. Miss
Aggie, arrived from Mississippi yesterday
ana are stopping at the Screven with hen,
husband, Capt. Dabney.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Roughton of Dublin
VINO have been spending some time at
Tybee, came up to the city Yesterday and
were guests Of the Screven.
Henry Hohenstein will leave TODAY via
the Atlantic Coast Line for Rockbridge
Alum Springs to join his family, who is
spending the summer there
A. B. Gates, C. T. Mackenzie, Mrs. 10
seph Attoway, Mrs. Thomas Quinn and
{ ! hOlnoS Of
down yesterday and spent the dav at
Tybee. az
Miss Nina Warren of Savannah was the
recipient Of a complimentary entertainment
from her sister, Mrs, j. b. McDuffia
at Hawkinsville last week. Misses
Magnolia and Matte Warren, Mrs. Warren
and Mrs. Grice assisted in the entertain
ment, the Macon Telegraph says land despite
the fact thai the commodious parIors and
verandas were we'll filled with Young ladies'
looking lovely in their evening dress. near
whom We're gallant beaux, the comfort and
pleasure were most carefully looked after
The refreshments, so dainty and plentiful.
were served and reserved until the guests
cried enough" The late, very late hour
brought the only sad feature of the occas
ION, tnat Of bidding good night to the kind
most ana hostess, and their popular guest.
Miss Warren o'
Lawrence Hanley arrived from New
York yesterday on the City of BIRMINGHAM
and viii spend Il month in Savannah. Mr.
Hanley has just closed two months tonr
with Modjeska, and he will remain here
probably until the middle of September,
when he will return to New York to begin
the rehearsals for Mr. Barrett's new play.
which will be put on at the Broadway thea
ter. Mr.. Hanley is one OF the most success
tui young actors on the st ge, and his sue.
cess IS due to his pluck and energy aud the
talent whica they have brought out. During
the last season he supported Booth and
Barrett in their most successful tour. and
during Mr.. Booths Illness Mr.. Hanlev
played MS parts; AT the close of the Booth
Barrett season he was engaged by Mod
Jeska as leading man, and has Just wound
up amost successful tour. He will support
Barrett next season in the new play which
IS expected to be the sensation Of the dav
Mr.. Hanley is looking well, and he received
a warm welcome from his friends he re and
from the Fords
Deans MiQSLrelS' Performances