The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-12
LOCAL PERSONAL.

r. Hood of Augusta is in the city,
j. F. Pearson of Macon is in town.
William Neill of Millen Is in the city.
A. H. Simmons of Chokee is in the city.
G. P. Goodyear of Brunswick is in town.
James s. Cook of Augusta is at the De
Soto.
H. E. Cook and wife, of Norwood, are in
the city.
H. E. Yonge of New York is stopping at
the De Soto
city yesterday.
7. M. Heffernan came down from Au-
gusta yesterday.
r. E.. Stallings and ]. r. Burke of Au-
gusta are in the city.
Miss Emma G. Denmark of Quitman is
guest of the De Soto.
Hon. U. P. Wade of Sylvania came down
to Savannah yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Parsons Of New York
are stopping at the De Soto now.
f. j. Moffett and wife, of New Haven
Conn, are guests of the De Soto. |.
Mrs. Phebe Cook and Miss Augusta G
Bruen Of Brooklyn are guests Of the De
Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger U. Sherman, chill
dren and maid, of New York, are guests Of
the De Soto.
The postponed dance of the Ivy Leaf
Social Club will take place at Turner hall
tomorrow night.
Rev. T. T. Christian will preach tonight
for the first time at Marvin church, and
will administer the sacrament and receive
members into the church.
The following Savannahians have en-
gagged board at the De Soto: M. J. Solo,
mons, Mr. and Mrs. s. b. Palmer, W. s.
Chisholm, Jr., J. r. Anderson, Mrs. L. c.
and Mrs. H. r. Anderson, r. G. Erwin, DIR.
L. r. Carson, and J. d. Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gazaway Hartridge, Andrew
Hanisy, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Appel, Mrs. c.
X. Platshek, John ii. Read, David Green
baum, w. J. Lindsay and family, Mrs.
j. j. Thompson and children, Miss s. J
Stegin, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin r. Mvres. Mrs.
j. q. Stegmaier, T. O'Keefe, Thomas West,
and S. A. Schreiner are among the Savan-
naaians at the Suwannee Springs, Fla.
The Home Seeker. the organ of the loan
| and building associations Of the country,
pays this compliment to o leading loan as
| ISOLATION officer of this city: The people of
tae south are to be congratulated on the
number Of bright and able men who are
cropping up in that section, to JON the
Home Seeker in the war against "national''
spectators. One of the ablest of the cham
plonS of honest cooperation is Mr.. NJ j.
Solomons, secretary of the Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company of Sa.
vannah."
Mrs. L. Mehrtens, who has been studying
at the Royal Conservatory of Music, in
Leigsic, for the last three years, recently
| appeared at public concert ia Leipsio aud
received a round of applause such as is sell
dom accorded any but the most finished
artist. At the conclusion of her mum Der
many people in the audience sprang to their
feet and shouted "bravo,n ''bravo.n Ths
| director OF the conservatory, Gunter, came
| forward from the audience andtendered Mrs.
| Mehrtens his hand and escorted her from
| the stage. 1t is rarely the case that pupil
in the royal conservatory has such honors
and distinction, and when it is the case, it il
an evidence that extraordinary progress
has been made and that great results are in
| store, by having the way paved for them
| None but the best pupils are allowed TO
| play in the conservatory concerts. Mrs.
Mehrtens has been pupil in Leipsic not
| quite three years, and she is recognized as
| one Of the best performers in the con-
servatory. She will return to Savannah
probably this year. She will hardly fail tc
receive an ovation here.