The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30
TRG NEWS FROM GUYfON.
Entertainments by Guyton Societies
Society Gossip


A large crowd of the young people at
tended the meeting of the Guyton Glees az
the residence Of C. D. Il gers Friday night.
This being the nesting for the election of
officers of the club for the next quarter,
much interest was manifested. The retiring
officers read their reports, which showed
the club to be in Furnishing condition,
with its membership largely increased. The
election resulted as follows:
President, Miss Nora Meredith; Vice
President, Jack Lawrence; Secretary,
Dallas !. Pritchard; Treasurer, R. w.
FurguSon; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Maud Jenkins; Critic. Robbie Il. Rogers.
Miss Annie VIM, the retiring president,
returned grateful TANKS to the club for
their confidence aud generous assistance
accorded to her at all times through the
two terms she had held the oific4, md urgeI
the members to give to her successor til sIr
active cooperation aGd assistance.
Wednesday evening q most delightful
oyster supper and ice cream festival was
given by the Little Workers of the Method
ist church at the Guyton hall. This was the
first aude. taking OF the Kind is season,
and it was a success. Miss Madge Roger
had the affair in charge, and to her excel
lent management WAS due the splendid
spread. The young lady waters looked
very sweet aud lovely n their white apToas
TO the large crowd who surr0ul ded the
tables supplied VITA oyst9r stews, ice crea I :,
sAerbet ald cake the Little Workers were
delighted with their success, ana are anxious
20 repeat il. A 4 at sum was reallz3 :,
which, it is said, viii be laid aside t. swell
the amount necessary to purchase new paws
for the church.
Rev. j. A. ScaTborou III, pastor OF the
BAPTIST Church at Guyton, after a few
weeks visit To Florida has returned much
improved, and will ill the pulpit ct his
church to-day. During his absence Rev. S.
G. Tebeau of Savannah filled his pulpit a
portion of the time.
Miss Katie Hawkins, after an extended
visit to friends in Teai,le aud Macon, has
returned, CO the delight Of her friends in
Guyton.
Miss Ada Foy, daughter Of Ca1t. Ed.
Foy, OF Egypt, is visiting her c usin, Miss
Maud Grlner.
Miss Eta Lanier is on a visit to her par
ents at GuytOn.
Mrs. Berrien, Of Millen, has been visiting
home folks at GGyton.
Col. Il. j. DaYaDt has been down with a
case of Ia grippe, but is out again.
b. j. Cu0beage was called to Charleston
on business last week.
Mrf. J. ". Lawt5n, whose husband is
superint nding the construction of the Pos
tai Telegraph Company ut Charleston, is
spending some time at the Lanier House.
c. i. AID w. G. Neidluger, with their
families have been spending tho week al
their summer home at Guyton
Rafael S. Salag Il Savannah, who with
his family spent las summer at Glyton,
was shaking hands "i,h his Guyt1n friend :
friday.
a small outholss on tho promises Of J.
X. Garnet took fire on Fiday m 'ruiug,
and his residence aud Other Aousei narrowly
escaped dastguctl %.
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'i'h ias rains late, which viii rapidly
aus p re- .he gro Fihaag ,ogelau1I.
Henry B. Mitchell. + 30, prominent
lawyer of N9rwak. y 10. is expected a.
arrive today on "a visit b biz frieal, Dr.. L.
: y. bsrui.on u Gpytol.