The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
LOCAL PERSONAL

D. P. Harris Of Donaldsonville is in the
city.
J. C. Prendergast of waycross is in the
city.
Alex. C. King Of Atlanta is at the De
Soto.
o. C. Johnson came over from Columbus
yesterday.
James Y. Bitch came in from Blitct
yesterday.
II. Rosenfeld and L. Leon Of Macon are
in the city.
R. o. Crouch and L. o. Niles of Griffin
are in the city.
Miss Jessie cellars of Granville is guest
Of the De Soto.
r. L. Arthur Of Sandersville is registered
at the De Soto.
Hood Hit OF Americas came up to Sa-
vannah yesterday.
E. r. Powell and II. D. Powell OF Balm.
bridge are in town.
w. J. Garrett and family Of Atlanta are
guests OF the De Soto.
L. II. Anderson came down from Mill
edgeville yesterday.
Mrs. ]. A. Etheridge of Eatonton is visit
ing ii. NJ. Conner and family.
j. E. Strickland, Willard Goulding, and
win Gray OF Concord are here.
c. +. Bachelor, wife, aud son, Of Wor-
eester, are guests OF the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Delano Of Niagara
arrived at the De Soto yesterday.
7. SHELTON Jones came over from Macor
yesterday. and stopped at the De Soto.
Miss A. c. and Mr.. II. L. Barr of Green
vile, 5. c., are guests at the Marshall.
MFa - g,
| city, the guest of Mrs. Joseph Inglesby.
Hon. A. o. Bacon came down from Macol
yesterday, and is guest OF the De Soto.
Rostmaster S. C. Prudden, G. c. Greene
| and W. G. Griffin Of Eatonton are ia the
city.
Savannah was thronged with visitors
last night, and a large number inspected the
De Soto.
8. s. Saunders and W. W. DsLoach,
| Of Rocky Ford, came down to Savannah
last night.
Congressman Lester, Mrs. Lester and
daughter, Miss Laura, left last night for
| Washington.
Health Officer Bruner Will return to-da,
| from a weeks vacation, spent in deer hunt
ing on Blackboard Island
Miss Hattie Lovenstein of Richmond
/ oAbOA u DiChoduL NlSlt VI LNO WGeh6 uuId'
| ton. will leave to-day for home.
6. H. Mooney, and Miss Annie Mooney
and Miss Annie Nunnally of Griffin cam
down last night, aud will spend few days
| here.
Miss Cornelia Jackson, daughter OF Capt
Harry Jackson of Atlanta, is expected tc
visit the family of Gen. jackson in a short
! time.
Miss Mamie Gust, popular young lad
Of Bryan Neck, returned home yesterd ay
after two-weeks' visit with relatives il
the city.
Miss Maud F. d'Antignac, a regning
belle at Saratoga last season, and who ha
been visiting Ia New York, has returned t
her home in this city.
The "Ivy Leaf" Social Club will give it
second annual private hop Wednesday
evening at Turner's hall. 1t is given es
pecially for its members.
Frank II. Miller, one of the leading law
yers in Georgia, came down from August
yesterday, and is a guest of the De Soto
He is accompanied by his wife,
General Secretary r. A. Bowman of til
Young Mems Christian Association has re
signed TO accept the general secretaryshi
Of the Charlotte IN. c. association
A dinner was given last night by Col. "
W. Gordon, at his residence on Sout
Broad street, complimentary to Mr.. an
| Mrs. John G.. and MIR. and Mrs Pat Ca
houn.
Read Silva, son of Mr.. Z. A. Silva, VIII
has been spending the holidays. with hi
parents, has returned to the Benedictin
college, North Carolina, of which he is
student.
Miss Maize Ferst and Miss Nellie Ehrlc
will leave this morning on their retur
north to re-enter the convent of Mott
Dame, Baltimore, after spending the hol
days at home.
Col. II. S. Haines and c. o. an
A. s. Haines left for Bethlehem, Pa, yes
terday via the Atlantic Coast Line. The
go TO attend the wedding of Mr.. c.
Haines, which will be celebrated there on
"Wednesday.
Judge Falhgant and Solicitor Gener,
Frazer are expected TO return from Nell
tosh county this morning. They were I'll
able to get off yesterday morning, as th
criminal docket of the superior court ha
not been cleared up when Col. Lester lef
Frank c. Owens of this city aud Mi
Theo Wright of Greenville, 8. c., weI
married in that city last week The wet
ding was at the Greenville Baptist church
and was brilliant event. The groom's an
bride'sl attendants were Messrs J. S. Owen
T. E. Owens, and z. B. Hornaday, of A
lanta, and d. C. Durham of Greenvillt
Misses Fannie Ferguson, Lulu White Mil
ME Gilreath, and Bessie Allen, of Hende
sonville, N. C. The best man was DR.. W. !
Mardre, and the maid of hone
was Miss Tiney Durham The bride wo
a dark travelling dress, and the groom
dark Prince Albert suit. with tan glove
Many handsome presents were receive
and the young couple have the good wish
with the drug firm of Lippman Bros. of S,
vannah, and he and his bride will reside
this city.
Savannah's Duty.