The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-23
GEORGIA PEOPLE TRAVELLING.

Savannahians and Others Among the
Northern aud Eastern Resorts.
c. F. Brown of Brunswick is at Asbury
Park.
MIR. and Mrs. c. C. Harriss of Savannah
are at Atlantic City.
Judge John Erskine of Georgia is at the
Park Avenue hotel, New York.
Judge T. ]. Simmons of the supreme court
is at the Sturtevant, New York.
Capt and Mrs johnson of Savannah are
among the prominent guests ct the Cleren-
don, Saratoga.
Capt. J. w. Catherine Of the Savannah
line has dropped anchor at the Columbian,
Newport, for the season. He is accompa-
MED by very attractive daughter.
Georgians-at-large in Now York last
week were: w. H. Howard, Cartersyil!e;
w. Lumpkine. Alexandria; j. Hohmager,
Albany; Il. II. Bashiusky. Tennile; l. N.
Bishop, Brunswick; c. Sharp. Jr. Forsyth;
w: Coleman, Charleston; c. w. Bert, A.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Jones, j. T.
Dent, j. A. Kirvon, E. p Rosborough, Il.
@. Howell, and Mrs. j. c. Warren.
The following Georgia people registered
at Saratoga this week: S. Menhard, Gen.
G. NJ. Sorrei. W. g. Chisholm, Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Cubas, Sirena Cubas. Miss NJ. d.
Cubas, l. Cubas, d. Leon, Miss L. Leon, Z.
S. Fuentes, r. Miranda, N. c. Prosson, A.
Suarez, Mr., aud Mrs. s. GLckenheimer, G.
A. Mercer, Mrs. E. Joseph, Mrs II. NJ.
Boly, L. Adler. T. Maerhour, Miss l. Mein-
hard Of Savannah; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meyer.
Miss III. Meyer of Brunswick.
Savannah had its usual large representa-
ton in New York last week. Among those
registered at New York hotels were DR.. E.
H. Corson, T. NJ. Cunningham, h. c. Cor
don, F. S. Lathrop, w. baltimore, J. X.
Young, F. Dodd, N. II. Henderson, F. d.
Slade, J. Sullivan. Jr., @. A. Whitehead,
Jr., II. Brigham, A. Krouskoff, II. Cose-
WELL w. II. Delano. Miss r. Edwards, w.
8. Hawkins, H. McAlpin, w. B. Puder, j
w. Rourke. j. C. Shaw, W. w. William,
and Mrs. S. Guckenheimer, Col. G. A. Mer-
Ger, Z. A. Richmond, G. G. Truman, G.
Appleton, w. L. Wilson, T. H. Lynch.
Georgia was we'll represented at Sara
toGa's great hop last Monday. Here are
some of the elegant costumss worn by
southern ladies: Miss Bertha Rosenheitn
from Savannah, in lavender crepe de chine.
trimmed with yellow chrysanthemums and
velvet, pearl gems; Mrs. DIR. NJ. Schwab OF
Savannah wore a rich gown of real black
thread lace, sparkling diamonds; Mrs. l..
Adler, Savannah, wore q white silk,
trimmed deliberately with point lace and
of Savannah was handsomely gowned in a
Worth costume of black chantilly lace.
trimmed with jewels, diamonds and
sapphires; Mrs. Josie Hermann of Savannah
was attIred in grey crepe 90 chine with dia-
mond ornaments; Miss Hannah Bar, Savan-
nah, white crepe, flowers.
Georgia cities, outside of Savannah, rep
resented IN Nav York last week were:
From Macon were registered: j. S. Smith,
A. E. Boardman. H. T. Powell. From
Athens were: Miss IF. Il. Gantley, w. J.
Ssnders, A. w. Vess, A. N. Brittane, C. B.
Chandler, L. J. Brumly, H. Hodgson, w.
E,Wilkin. atlanta; S T. Allen, NJ. Slattery,
Mr,and Mrs J. r. Kent. c. II. Chase, II.
Wellhouse, C. o. Howard, q. Schaver, H.
Smith, s. Stain, s. C, Alder, MIR. aud Mrs.
c. B. Dernnan, S. II. Venable, Mrs.
Xenable, T. Flynn, c. J. Hamper, W. A.
Cooke, J. B. Ebbetti c. A. Howard, A. G.
Il~aine. W. r. Joysier, H. Lanier. j. Grey,
W! Inman. j. F.51aster, J. S. Rowenel,
Miss n Hone, VISOR Taylor, Miss Varnold.
Columbus: A. L. Crawford, L. Barvers, J.
D. Little, G. Rothsqhid, G. G. Judane,
J., Thea.t, J. G. Burns, ]. F. Pom.