The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13
rvF1NeHAMs LIVELY BUDGET.
xza-vast Home Picnics and Society
and Church Matters.

- ard daughters. will assemble at Spring
4 go where the annual county dinner will
.aLa Mace. This is a custom which has
LONG been in vogue in the county, and Is
GENERALLY considered the rel letter day OF
fhe year. when, with well Tiled baskets,
cror,s. politics and the social status Oh Ihe
county are discussed
bave NOT been adequate TO the demands OF
the Young people, larger representation OF
voun0 men was put upon the committee,
Iho ar once organized and proposed to erect
a platform, swings, engage oano OF music
from Savannah and inaugurate other ana
varied amusements. At meeting OF the
committee at Springfield on July 4, 1t ap-
y,ears that certain older heads Of the commit
tee though t the young people bad undertaken
foo much or rather the changes proposed
we a TOO radical, therefore the action or the
former meeting with reference TO some of
the auusements was reconsldered ana the
anusenents. if any at all, will be limited as
heretofore, and much dissatisfaction now
exists among the young people:
8 gentleman in speaking of the matter
said IF the old-fashioned and orthodox ideas
and politics could be eliminated the young
people would have some show OF amuse-
Snent. and the gentleman added that II the
people of Springfield want to control the
future gatherings of the county they must
young folks.
The Farmers Club at Guyton held
meeting few days ago and decided to have
its annual picnic ard dinner on the fourth
Wednesday in July, in the pine grove at
the railroad shanties near Guyton. Editor
T. W. Lanier of the Chronicle will deliver
the address. A platform will be erected
and band of music will be on hand Tor
those who desire to indulge in dancing. Re-
fresbments will be served Oh the grounds
and good time is in store for those who at
tend. Prizes have been offered for the
largest and best exhibition of melons, and
prize for the best cooked corn bread.
The Baptist Sunday school of Guyton had
a very interesting celebration at their
church few nights since. At an early
hour the various classes, with tutterlng
banners, moved in procession and occupied
the respective positions assigned them in
the church, when the exercises began, and
they proved very interesting to the large
audience present
The gems of the evening were little Lilac
Rabun and Gertie Tebeau of the infant
class. The recitation by these little misses
was truly wonderful for those of such tender
age. and elected hearty applause. The
occasion was indeed pleasant one, ana the
singh o by the school children shows that
thev have been well trained. The school is
in f1ourishing condition. Much regret was
expressed on account of the absence of Rev.
j. A. Scarborough, the pastor. who was
TOO i'll to venture out.
John K. Garnett has sold his beautiful
Guyton home to j. S. Baynard. 1t under
stood that Mr.. Garnett will go to South
Carolina to look after his interests in that
section.
Capt. G. N. Saussy and son, of Florida,
are visiting Col. and Mrs. Davant.
Miss Sallie Davant of Montgomery, Ala
is visiting her uncle, Col. r. j. Davant
Since the lastreport Guyton has had the
following additional summer visitors:
Alderman Geo. n. Nichols and family, of
Savannah occupy their summer residence
Mrs Marian Wilson and daughter, of
Savannah, are stopping with Mrs. Mary
Rain.
Thomas F. Thompson, cashier of the
National Bank of Savannah. with his
family. is with Mrs. Rain.
F. NJ. Lamotte and family are at Mrs
Jane Van Tesses.
Henry Schroeder and family of Savannah
are at the Lanier.
Mrs. James Grady of Savannahis at the
Lanier.
James Palm of the City and Suburban
railroad is also here.
Mrs. Trevor Rice of Savannah, who has
been visiting Guyton and NARROW, returned
to her home yesterday.
Mrs. c. G. Anderson is visiting friends at
Guyton.
Miss Green Garrett and Arthur Lawton
are visiting friends in Guyton.
Master Berrien Glover, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Glover, spending the summer
IN Guyton, met with serious accident q
few days since. While riding in a wagon
the horse gave sudden Jerk which threw
young Glover violently to the ground,
breaking one Of his arms DR.. 8. j. Lanier
was called in and rendered surgical aid. DR.
Lanler reports that the little fellow is
get ing along all right, and will soon be
we'll again.
An interesting baptismal service took
place at the Baptist church during the
week. The recent accessions to the church.
six in number, were baptized by the pastor,
Rev. j. A. Scarborough. The congrega-
ton and many visitors were present to wit
ness the impressive service.
fratt Mcdonnell, son of DR.. w. F. Nc
Council, at NARROW. who has been employed
at the Central, Is quite i'll.
The democratic executive committee of
Ettingham has been called to meet at
Springfield Tuesday next.
Miss Lula Proctor of Savannah is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. D. D. Arden.
Inc sensation OF the week has been the
celebration of the first anniversary of the
Guyton Glees. which took place at the GUY
ton hall on Friday night in the presence of
I'LL 4inihense crowd. The entertainment was
one OF the most delightful, as it vzas the
most successful that has been given In the
town this season. The stage decorations
we're very handsome, rejecting much credit
upon the young ladies who had the work in
charge.
Shortly after s o'clock the curtains went
up and, In the presence of the club, Mr.
4Ialias Pritchard made the Introductory ad-
"ress. The audience was then favored with
piano duo by Misses VIM and Ha wilkins.
winch received round of applause
inspiration" was the first tableau. and a
most charming picture was revealed in the
glow OF the bright aud varied lights. which
was participated in by many Of the club
anu received round of approving ap-
pause; Then followed violin solo by MIR.
q: L. blackshear, with Dr. Lanier at he
piano, which was we'll rendered and encorl,d
reconciliation, by Miss Mona Meredi 6h
ana Miss Katie Hawkins, two of the brio hit
AgHtS OF the club, made fine impression.
.hecltatlon by Miss Annie VIM, "Ton rs
httie Star, was one of the gems of che
evening The piece, while somewb at
leLgthy, was we'll delivered, and receiued
"eIl-merlted applause.
ne mllkmalds' drill closed part first.
ana TOOK the house by storm. This in,
n "9rdesting part of the programme wa.;
unaeT the direction of Miss An.
NJ ne hawls, a charming little captain.
1hey were attired In red and white, and
Canhe out on the stage armed with dainty