The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-29
LOCAL PERSONAL.

w: R. Bswick of Graham is stopping at
the De Soto.
E. W. Day Of Manchester, Conn.,, is at
the De Soto.
F. ]. Walker Of Nashville, Tenn, is a
guest Of the De Soto.
T. ]. Barnard aud D. T. King Of Atlanta
are guests of the De Soto.
Miss Chisholm is visiting her uncle, DR..
t. b. Chisholm, 110x Taylor street.
F. B. Hicks, wife and daughter, of Chey-
enne, Wyo., are stopping at the De Soto.
c. Fl. Wright, with and two children, of
San Francisco, are registered at the De
Soto.
The Do Soto has been doing a rushing
business for the past week, averaging over
100 arrivals daily.
Morris Phillins, editor of the Home Jour
nal, New York and the Misses Phillips were
In the city yesterday, en- route to Tampa
and New Orleans.
W. N. HARRIS of the firm of George Har-
riss, Son d Co., ship brokers of Winning
ton, N. c.. is here arranging to establish an
office of the 1rn In this city.
Charles B. Lloyd. Esq., of the firms of
Lloyd 81 Adams of this city and Bruins wick,
aud president of the Brunswick State Bank.
Is spending day or two in Savannah.
A. B. Schuyler. one of the owners of
Congress Spring Park, is at the De Soto on
his way TO Augusta. Mr. Schuyler owns one
of the finest residence on Union avenue.
Saratoga
j. W. Blythe, for several years connected
with Launey & Goebsl, this city, will remove
TO montgomery. Ala, baving purchased
the leading Photographic establishment in
that city. Mr.. Blythe is an accomplished
Photographic artist and pleasant gentle
man, and his many friends here regret bis
departure.
Our dispatches yesterday stated that
Gov. Northern had appointed B. G. DeLson
OF Atlanta member OF his staff, with the
rank OF lieutenant colonel. ThiI deserved
| compliment will afford pleasure to Mir.
Del.eoa's many friends 10 this city, where
| he lived fer several years. He has been
connected with the volunteer soldiery for
number OF years, and was oRs of tn Savan-
nah Cadets when they captured the first
| prize nc M&con seme years ago. The honor
conferred on him shows he Is appreciated
in his new home. He married on Jan. IS
Miss Mary E. i, daughter Of Maj. VIM. H.
ketchum Of Mobile, Ala.
Among tae callers at the MORNING NEWS
| Yesterday was DR.. r. V. Pierce of Buffalo
N. Y. The doctor is one Of the best known
men in the country, and Is one Of its larg-
es advertisers. He put in here Tuesda :
night on his nsw steam yacht, the Nvdia
commanded by Capt Ross. Mrs. Pierce
aed one of their sons accompany the doc
tor. The Nydia experienced very heavy
we1ther of Cape Fear. but proved herseif
to be stanch craft. She was built 10
Brooklyn under the supervision Of DR..
Pierce. This summer he tock her through
tee Erie caual and cruised on the lakes as
far as Lake Superior. The Nydia will leave
this morning for Brunswick, and will go
from there to Florida.
The first ladies EVENING" Of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association was given at
their rooms night before last The menu
bers and their lady friends amused them
selves In various ways. Dancing was
largely INDUCED in, though quite a num-
Der engaged in friendly Tits at checkers.
chess on parchesi. Later in the evening
Miss jennie W. Nordlinger and Miss Lille
Selig and Mr.. o. s. Kulmaa and Mr.. /. He'll
man, by request, each favored the assembly.
Miss Nordlinger of Washington, D. c..
sang. The ladies' evenings" IL one NAV
| judge from the first one, bid fair to be a
feature Of the association. o. account of
the Divide Musin and Mendelsohn Quintet
Club concerts, which will be given at Ma
sonic hall Feb. 4 and IS, the next "ladies'
evening" will not be given before Feb. 25.