The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30
LOCAL. PDRSOEAn.

! shall.
J. ]. Mumford of Eastman is at the Mar
shall.
Walter Beall. Of Maryland. is at the
! Pulaski.
P scAloss, Of Richmond. is ct the
Screven.
IA. Phillips OF Llrnber City Is at the
( ScTeven.
John c. Reynolds Of waycrOss is a. the
Marshall
J.F. McWhlts OF Kirkland is at the Mar
shall house.
T. G. Payne and wife, Of New York, are
at the De Soto.
Ex-Gov e. L. B nham Of South Caro-
lima IS at the Pulaski.
D. B. Paxton and wife, Of Chnch Haven,
are guess Of the PULASKI.
Thomas B. Scott aud Miss Sc3tt Of Rich
mond are Gt the De Soto.
Charles F. DeWof of Chester, England,
IS registered a. the DE Soto.
F. B. Tomlinson Of Tate Spring, East
Tennessee, is at the De Soto.
DenisJ. Murphy returned yesterday from
a business trip TO New York.
j. II. Saville and wife, of Washington,
ID. e, are stopping at tae De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 4 Rogers of Biz
4ilA't : nam -Sst5 VI Tie uAtcht.
j. L. Croye and wife, and Miss E. Lewis
Of Chester, Pa, are ct the De Soto.
7. j. c. Park came down from Moran
yesterday, and stopped at the Pulaski.
NJ. Alexander came up from Waycross
last night and stopped a. the yocreven.
\. b. Way Of Mcintosh came uD to the
city last night and stopped at the Marshall.
D. N. Easiger and wife, and Mrs. II. B.
boil CE IS - n,
Mrs. g. Chapman and Miss Chapman. of
London, England, are guests of the De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooke and George
Brooke, JT.. Of Pennsylvania, are ar the De
Soto.
Bishop Wilson of Baltimore is the guest
Of Alderman J. a. @. Carson, on Bolton
street.
W A Vernon, Of New York, and ]. R.
Slowson, Of Cincinnati, are guests Of the
Pulaski.
John E. Larken and wife, Of Saugerties
on the Hudson, are stopping some time a.
the Pulaski.
H. B. Foye is quite i'll at his residence,
No. % Henry street, from a complication of
| throat trouble.
E. L. Berry and wife, and William H
Martin, Of San Mateo, Fla, are registered
| ct the Marshall
There will be no services in the Baptist
| church to-day on account Of the absence Of
the pastor from the city.
NJ. B. Cowperthwait and wife, Miss L..
aud E. and II. Cow gert1waite, of YoakeTs,
y. Y, are guests Of the De Soto.
President Gambler Of Emory College is q
guest OF Mr.. j. 7. Williams. on Hail street.
and Rev. DR.. Nor. son of Atlanta is g guest
OF MIR. j. l. Johnson, on Charlton street.
MIR. and Mrs. William R. Sands, Richard
a. Anthony, Mrs. E. Anthony, Miss Clara
MONTGOMERY, Miss Laura Anthony, and
bliss Clarke, cf New York, are guess of the
De Soto.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Amelia Walter and Mr.. George Meyer,
which will take place Wednesday evening,
| April 9. ar the lutheran church. A recep-
| ton Will be held afterward at the Armory
| hall.
Mrs. J. K. Ba ney of Providence, R. l.,
superintendent of the Jail and prison de-
! partment of the National Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union, will visit Savannah
| April 10 and 81. She will deliver two or
| three addresses, and will give several parlor
meetings. Sac is making a tour of the south.
| Halm4r Jansen, with Shotler & Co., has
| returned TO the city after an absencs of
| several months, visiting different parts of
Europe, Including Germany, France, and
| Italy. He was particularly pleased with
his visit to Russia and Norway, in both OF
which countries he reports the winter I'M
usually mild.
c. g. Moore, editor of the Crawford lille
Democrat, accompanied by Mrs. Moore,
| passed through the city last night en- route
! to Crawfordville. Mr.. Moore went as far
as Tampa with the Georgia Press Associa-
| ton, ana reports the trip as an exceedingly
| pleasant one. FifJy-fivo of the party are
| now in Havana.
Rev. J. Z. L. Holmas. pastor OF the Bap-
fist church, will marry Miss A. E. lowering
| Of Eutaw Pace, Baltimore, on Wednesia law
| DR.. Holmes left Savannah a few days age
for Virginia TO visit his old home. He will
be Joined there Tuesday by some of his Sa-
! vannah friends, who will accompany him
to Baltimore to attend the marriage. Miss
| lowering is q talented and accomplished
lady, and is the daughter Of the late M.
| lowering, who was the wealthiest merchant
! in Baltimore 1t was one of her brothers.
who conducts his fathers business, whC
made the Johns Hopkins University tue
neat donation of 5000 short time ago.
DR.. Holmes and Miss lowering will be mar
ried at the family residence by Rev. DR. Ellis
pastor of Eutaw Place church. The cere
mony will take place at noon, and the fol
lowing day the couple will leave for Florida 4,
where DR.. and Mrs. Holmes will remain
until April 10. They will then return tc
Savannah, and will occupy rooms at tbs
De Soto.
Bishop A. w. Wilson of Baltimore, who
viii preach at Wesley Monumental Cnurch
to-day, has fer years held the foremost rams
| among the ministers OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South. His sermons are re
markable for profound thought, elegant
dlction, and spiritual JUNCTION. DR.. C. H.
| Morrison, pastor Of the First Methodist
| Church in Atlanta, is known Throughout
| the church as among the most gifted at
| tTactive and useful men, and the owe flow.
ing congregations waiting upon his ministry
in Atlanta, attest the strength success anc
| usefulness of his ministry. Or. w. A.
Gambler is a comparatively young man, bu
is already recognized as one OF the NJ os
promising young men OF the south. Lii
election, unanimously, to the presidency o.
Emory College, 50 young, SHOWS what hi
brethren thiuk of him. AS preacher
platform speaker and indefatigabla worker
he is certainly no ordinary man. He has t
bright future before him # great useful
ness. Savannah is fortunate indeed il
having three such men To fill one pulpit tht
same Sabhatn-morning afternoon, anC
night
Tho Military Band Concert.
Cobb's band concert at the Hussars bazaa
building on tho night Of April Q III promise
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