The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-26
LOCAL PERSONAL

Miss Turner Of Atlanta is spending some
time with D. B. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z. Ranstord returned
yesterday from their bridal trip.
Miss A. Simpson Of Charleston Is visiting
relatives at No. l35 Liberty street.
Miss J. W. Levy of Augusta is visiting
relatives here during Merchants Week.
Mrs. Thomas Cooper returned last night
from Macon, where she has been spending
some time.
j. J. kirwin Of Atlanta is a guest of f,
h. Conner, No. l57 CASTOR street, for Mer-
chants week.
Miss Minnie Davis aud Miss May Archer
OF Atlanta are visiting J. n. Davis, at No.
Isl York street.
Mrs. II. +. Reils, accompanied BIZ Miss
Emma Hilben Of Charleston, is visiting her
parents at No. IS East Broad street.
Prof. Jones of the Millen schools passed
thToUgh Savannah last night, en- route to
the teachers association In Bruins wick.
Mics Lizzie Hoffiing of Charleston, s. C..
Is a guest Of Mrs.. j. I. Sullivan, at Gordon
and Habersham streets. for Merchants
week.
u. ID. Respess, formerly of the MoRNING
NEWS city department, will be the MORNING
NEWS representative IL Camp Anderson
this week.
Rev. Clarence E. Woodman, the Paulist
missionary who preached the Easter sermon
at the Cathedral, will preach there again at
the high mass to-day.
DR.. I. ]. Charlton will leave Tomorrow
morning for Buffalo, N Y, to attend the
annual meeting Of the National Association
OF Railway Surgeons.
Judge and Mrs. s. s. Pitmau Of Spring.
neld and Mrs. w. A. Ferrebee OF Bruins
wick are guests Of Mrs. r. It. Davis, on
Aoercorn street, for Merchants week.
Maj. James T. May, the genial travelling
representative of the Savannah Carriage
and Wagon Company, is attending Mer-
chants week to welcome his friends from
abroad.
f. Fabarius. the well-known representa-
tive OF the cotton exporting house Of
Pferdemenges. Preyer & Co, will leave to-
day for New York. He will 20 to Europe
to spend the summer.
Mrs. W. S. Gift I'd is expected to arrive
by the Kansas City tomorrow afternoon,
and will take prominent part In the per-
tormance Of the Last Days of Pompeii," of
which her husband is stage manager.
Rev. George F. Bragg, Jr., editor OF the
Church Advocate of Norfolk, Va, will
hold services and preach at St. Stephens
church to-day; at the morning services at
IL O'Clock, and at O'Clock in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Vigal OF Baltimore
are stopping at the De Soto on their bridal
tour. Mr.. Vigal was kept busy yesterday
receiving the congratulations of his friends
here. He spent the greater part of last fall
and winter in Savannah, and has large
list of friends here. His matrimonial lnten-
tons we're unknown to his friends, and it
was quite a surprise to them to
find him registered at the De Soto
with his bride The bride was
Miss Annie Weigle OF Augusta. The mar
rage took placs IN Augusta, Wednesday
afternoon, at the residence of the tride's
father, Mr.. s. P. Weigle, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Mr.. Marlborough
Of St. James church. After a reception by
the bridal party and friends the bride and
groom left for Char lesion, from which city
they arrived in Savannah yesterday morn
ing. They will spend several days at the
De Soto, after which they will leave for
Baltimore, which they will make their
future home. Mr.. Vigal is the southern
representative Of large Baltimore shoe
house. and usuallysmakes his headquarters
In Savannah in the winter