The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-24
euYroNs WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
society's Doings at the Pretty Little
Village in Erlngham.

society's Doings at the Pretty Little
Village in Eningham.
Progressive euchre is one of the favo-ite
amusements for Guytonians just now.
During the week a euchre party was given
by the Misses Armstrong complimentary
to Mrs. Julian Rogers of Macon, who is
visiting the family OF B. r. Armstrong.
Miss Annie Rawls was the champion and
be winner Of the first prize. The BOBBY
was awarded to Miss Mamie Arden.
A very pretty wedding occurred in Guy
ton Tuesday afternoon, by which the town
loses a very worthy young lady. Miss Eva
Bird married Mr.. George Beach of Savau-
nah. at the residence of her brother, Mr..
Walter Bird. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. E Wray, pastor Of the Guyton
Methodist church, and the happy couple left
for Savannah, their future home.
DR.. ". s. Simmons, one of Guyson's ris-
ing young dentists, has returned from tbs
convention Of the State Dental Association.
which was at st. Simonis Island. DR..
Simmons is having handsome Office fitted
up in the second story Of the Baynard build
ing.
Prof. r. E. Cobb and his brother spent
Monday night in Guyton. This is Prof.
Cobb's first visit as instructor for the Guy
ton silver cornet band, recently re-organ-
lied. The boys are preparing to give an
entertainment in the early part Of June to
raise funds with which to defray the ex-
penses of the instructor.
During a recent thunderstorm at Guy
ton the residence formerly owned and &C.
cupied by w. B. Mallett, on Springfield
road, was struck by lightning and the roof
and one Of the corners Of the house where
the current descended were badly torn UP.
Fortunately no one was occupying the
house at the time.
The summer residenters and visitors are
beginning to seek their suburban homes.
Messrs Z. L. and w. c. Neidlinger have
arrived and now occupy their handsome
summer residence.
The Lanier house, under charge of Mrs.
Victoria jenkins. has been put in order for
the reception of her numerous summer Wis
itors.
The resort will doubtless be we'll patron
lied, as 1t is a home to be commended TO
those who are seekinga quiet, home-like
place to spend the heated term.
The Cubbedge house, run by Mrs. Van
Tassel, is located near. the depot, where
the visitors have all the comforts of home.
The Guyton Glees, assisted by their gen.
tlelnen and lady friends, will give an enter
tainment at Guyton Hall next week The
Glees have delighted GuYtonians before,
ton in inaugurating a movement looking
to the erection of monument to the late
President Davis will meet with hearty re-
Spouse from the citizens Of Guyton. Mayor
Sweat will, doubtless call meeting of the
people at the proper time
Wednesday night the anniversary cele>
bration of the Methodist Sunday school
took place at the church in Guyton, and
was in every respect charming and enter
aa I'D bo
altar to the door with one of the most de-
lighted audiences seen in the church for
long time.
The church and altar decorations were
very handsome and most profuse. The
children of the Sunday school were
neatly attired in white dresses.
They formed in twos at the parsonage,
and, accompanied by their teachers,
marched in and up the aisle singing Bring
ing III the Sheaves." Shortly after O'Clock
the presentation of banners and sheaves
took place. A Scripture lesson was readily
Rev. j. E. Wray, the pastor. The address
of welcome was delivered by Master Robert
Lovett. The song Onward, Upward, y was
sung by the school, The recitation, "Lit-
tie Hands" by the infant class, charmed the
audience. After song, Bring Them In"
little Chtfie Nell reoited Sowing and
Reaping." This recitation was given
with ease, grace end perfect naturalness.
The recitations and floral offerings by bevy
OF little misses was an interesting feature of
the celebration. Miss Laurie Blackshear,
daughter of Mr.. James E. Blackshear, de-
lighted the audience with recitation,
Watching" Supt. A. E. Bird made very
gratifying report, showing the years work.
Prof Bird has been superintendent for sew
eral years, and is a very enthusiastic Sun
dsy-school worker.
Rev. j. E. Wray made'a short address, full
of appreciation of the work Of the school
and the success attending its efforts. After
the rendering of few songs "Good-by"
was sung by the school This celebration is
conceded to be one Of the best ever given by
the school,
very pleasant sociable was given Fri
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Davant,
DR., complimentary to Miss Susie Adams of
Savannah, who is visiting them.
Rev. Jacob Austin Of Ebenezer Lutheran
church, with his daughter, visited Savannah
last week.
Conductor Jordan of the Halcyondale
accommodation and his force have made
their appearance in handsome new uni
forms. 1t is said that "Uncle Mike" for
the first time donned it on the occasion of
the entertainment at Halcyondale last week
AMI was highly complimeuted by the ladies
Tor his youthful and soldierly appearance
The Sunday schools of Efflngham will
have their annual celebration at Spring
Held Wednesday, June 3. Rev. 7. H. Benus,
OF the Christian church of Savannah, has