The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-25
LOCAL PERSONAL.

D.A. Denmark of Valdosta is in town.
.Jobn Reardon of Ocala is at the Screven.
w. n. Lucas of Abbeville is at the
Screven.
E. ]. Foy of Danron is registered at
the ScreveD.
]. c. Little and wife, of Louisville, are
stopping at the Screven.
Mai. T. S. Wylly, who mas been sick for
some days, is improving.
Walter G. Charlton, ESQ.,, left for Su-
wannee Springs last night.
d. B. Overton and R. s. McIver, of
Brunswick. are at the Pulaski
Miss Mollie Bresnan of Augusta is visit
ing the Misses Deegan, on Margaret street.
John D. Munnerlyn, ST.. and John D.
Munnerlyn, Jr.. Of Waynesboro are at the
Screven.
Capt. Rolf Sims of Macon returned from
the north Yesterday morning on the City of
Birmingham.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge left last night by
the Central train to spend few weeks with
friends in the west.
Misses Bessie and Stella Gallagher arrived
from st. Joseph's Academy to remain until
the opening early in September.
s. P. Hamilton left yesterday for Buffalo,
N. Y Mr.. Hamilton will spend the rest of
the summer there and in the lake region.
Miss Mamie Rooney, Mrs. Joe Austin and
little Annie May Austin of Augusta are
visiting the Misses Clarke, on Lincoln
street.
Miss Annie L. Werm leaves on the Nacoo-
chez to-day for the north, where she will
spend some months with relatives and
friends in New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
City.
Mrs. Smith, who has been seriously ill for
some time at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. F. jackson, was sufficiently re-
covered to return to her home in Macon last
night
Hon. J. B. Hunuicutt, candidate for COM
missioner OF agriculture, spent yesterday in
Savannah and met many prominent
citizens He left at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Sylvania. where he will ad-
dress the people of Scriven county to-day.
Sisters Alphonasa and Aloysius of ST.
Josephs Academy, Washington, Ga, are in
the city on their way to Flushing, L. l., on
a much needed vacation. During their
stay in Savannah they will be the guests of
Mr.. j. L. Gallagher, No. 5515 Charlton
street.
G. s. Gorgas Of Valentine, Neb, is now
in charge of the Savannah signal sta
ton. Assistant Observer benson has been
kept at his post nearly sixteen hours a day
oihcO OOootfCi uepdT Two
weeks ago, and has done some excellent
work, his Indications being fulfilled in
many instances.
The following party from Gainesville.
Ga, spent yesterday in the city: George
w. Kelley and wife, W. W. Abbott and
wife, G. II. Harrell, wife and two children.
Mrs. D. w. Aldred, Miss Susie Allen, ]. w
White, Roger Warren, Ben Warner, W. F.
Denny and J. B. Polhill. W. j. Henderson
and wife and Miss Mamie Gross of Davis
boro were with the party. They left for
home by the $40 o'clock train last night,
A Saratoga special to the New York
World says: The first hop of the season
at the Clarendon was well attended and
Immensely enjoyed. A Georgia brunette
IN becoming costume, carried off the hon
ors among hundred and more pretty girls
Her name is Maud Ferrill d'Antignac. She
comes from Savannah. and she wore a
black lace confection with gold trimmings
and golden shppers-the very ones that the
angel In the song must have worn "climb-
Ing up the golden stair" Until this event
the belleship of the season rested between
Miss Saunders of Auburn, who wore white
crepe de chine with sash and trimmings of
Dlack MORE. and Miss Ballard of New York
stylish and stately girl attired in a captt-
Hating combination OF red tulle trimmed
with humming birds