The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09
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Y. 3. BonhAm Of Jesap was in the city
yesterday and made ths MORsIxe NEWS a
| pleasant call
L 2. Brown. Mrs. L 2. Brown and
Miss l. ?. Brown, Of Hartford, Conn,
make up party a. the Marshall
z. a Aorrissy. bookkeeper and cashier
for Charles Green's S5n & Co., is still con-
aned % his ted with naalarial fever
Mis- Kittis Naughtin, vino has spent the
summer IN England aud France. returned
home By the steamship City Of augusta
Friday night.
Rev. o. P. Fstzsirnons will resume his
services at St Matthew'S church, at Barnard
! and Duffy, s.resss TO-DAY. The morning
| service will Be at II o'clock
Hon. Grs. A G. B. Bannatyne OF Wine
peg, Manitoba, and her daughter, Miss
Annie, are On visit 10 their relative,
John Mclaughlin, ESD, on Charlton street.
Josh ". Mayer. a distinguished tenor Of
New fork. who is visiting Savannah, has
CONSENTED 70 sing at high mass this morning
az lO:JJ O'Clock, a. the Cathedral His
selection for the OfertOry Is the Ave Maria
by GAlard, and for the Benediction "Cuius
Amman" by RozsinL He will sing at
afternoon service O'Clock, aud will also
sing THE Palms
Cards are out for the marrigs Of Mr.
Robert c. Fetzer, .Ir.. to Miss Bessie c.
Browne, daughter Of the late Capt George z.
Browne, at st. Johns Episcopal church.
tuesday evening at O'Clock. The groom
viii DO married in the full-dress uniform of
the Savannah Cadets, and that company
VIII be present in a body, graceful com
pliment 70 one Of its members.
DR.. Duncan received a telegram yesterday
from the physician attending Mr.. ". r.
| hardee, whose injury in the Cincinnati
Southern wreck was reported In yester-
days MORNING NEWS. saying that Mr.
| Hareee's wound was a severe bruise Of toe
! thigh, that he was not otherwise injured
and he will most likely be out in a short time.
Mr. Hardee IS in the Samaritan hospital in
| Cincinnati.
Mis- Louise Hartman, state organizer Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
| and one Of the most indefatigable and
effective workers in the organization, has
been north during the summer and has re-
turned to Savannah for the winter Sac is
accompanied by her sister, Miss Craca
Hartman, graduate Of the New England
Conservatory Of Music, who will devote her
winter 70 music.