The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
LOCAL Personal.

T. J. Thomson OF Clio is at the Pulaski.
B. +. Kohler Of Augusta is at the De
Soto.
James K. Clarke, Jr., Of Dsrien, is at the
De Soto.
NJ. C. Eden1eld of Sumner is at the
| Soreven.
Jesse Lott of Broxton is guest Of the
| Screven.
W. NJ. Peterson Of Verbena is a guest Of
the De Soto.
w. F. Prioleau Of Atlanta is registered at
the De Soto.
Charles Griffith of Little Rock is a guest
Of the Pulaski.
Bascom Myrick of Americas is stopping
at the De Soto.
Joseph Mizell of Arcadia, Fia., is stop
ping at the Screven.
r. r. Norman, Esq, of Mount Vernon,
10 registered at the De Soto.
w. r. Leaken, Esq, left for New York
last night on the City of Birmingham.
Mrs. NJ. c. Blordiera Of Belleview, Fla,
and Miss E. R. Trask Of Salem, Mass, are
stopping at the Pulaski.
Mrs. A. F. Witte, Mrs. Won Bertram,
Miss White, Mrs. G. Witte and Miss B.
Witte OF Charleston are stopping at the De
Soto.
Robert Avent OF New York was among
the passengers Of the City of Savannah last
night Mr.. Avent will make his home in
Savannah.
Mrs. Alonzo Hernandez aud her son,
Charles A, and Misses Christie ard Jessie
Lopez Of ST Aug Istine, Fla, who were
guests of Mrs O'Sullivan. on Huntington
street, during May week, returned home
yesterday.
The May party under the auspices of st.
Matthews Chancal Guild, at Armory hall
asst night. was very successful, as it was
an enjoyable affair. The charming operetta,
Little Red Riding Hood" was the feature
OF the entertainment. After the operetta
dancing was the order Of the evening.
Gen. g. Monkey Sorrel, general manager
OF the Ocean Steamship Company, left for
New York yesterday. While north Gen.
Sorrel will give personal attention to the
annual overhauling and inspection Of the
coiupany'S feet, and he hopes, during the
summer, to see work commenced on an ad-
ditional steamship, the present business Of
the line demanding another vessel.
Chief Fireman Puder was treated to a
surprise last night by a large party of
frienCls who called to have house warm
ing at his new residence, No. "a Habersbam
street. which he recently moved into. The
chief and Mrs. Puder invited them in to a
royal reception. About fifty Ladies' and
gentlemen made up the party. and an en-
joyable time was had until after midnight
in dancing, singing etc.
Mrs. A. A. Chase and her grenidaugh-
| ter, Miss Margaret NOVEL;, will leave to-day
on the Gate City for Boston. Miss NOVEL;
| is a graduate of the B, ston Art School,
and during her stay III Savannah this
winter made some clever character and
scenic sketches, which have been entered at
the annual exhibition Of the Boston art
| league. Some work of similar nature last
| year received favorable mention.
Amo * the passengers on the City Of Sa-
vannsh last night was Miss Lena Novella
Jones, prominent member Of the Denman
| Thompson Homestead Company, which has
had such a remarkably long run in New
| York. Miss Jones' father was we'll known
here, having held the position OF United
States Inspector of steamboats, for this
district. Miss Jones Is highly pleased with
her success in her chosen vocation, and Mr.
| Thompson hes shown his appreciation of
her ability by re-eugaging her for the fol-
loving season.
Miss Bettina Padelford, who sang in the
opera The Kings Foop in Savannah early
in the season, has changed her name to
Bettina Girard. This is the name under
which she originally appeared some time
| ago. DUG was ulVOrCeu from MT. GaueI-
ford and married John j. Raphael, who had
IN the meantime also secured legal sep
aration from his wife. Padelford, the ex-
| husband, has been very much annoyed at
| having his name used by the former wife,
and he has now, it is said, succeeded in Of
fecting an agreement by which she con-
sents, for a money consideration, to dis
card the name of Padelford.
The yacht Scotia. which left Savannah
Tuesday for a cruise along the South Caro-
lima and Georgia coast. was reported yester-
day in Port Royal sound. The party on
board consists Of Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin NJ Bell, Miss
Lucy Saussy and Miss Hattie Saussy, Mr..
| A. C. Harmon and Mr. f. D. NJ. Strachan
of Savannah, Miss Potter of Austelle, Miss
Jones of Heph zibah and Miss Rogers Of
Macon. The cruise is given by the Savan-
nahians in honor Of the visiting ladies. The
Scotia anchored at Tybee night before last
and crossed to Port Royal, escaping Tues
day nights and yesterday mornings blow.
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