The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-31

vr,.tbsr Old Sol hid himself for so long
,o- any one purpose is a question. One
q thing Is sure though, his reappearaDce, even
- an intense form, has brought smiles to
,,orv and driven away dull care" that
s - ,ecessjty was taking hold Of many of US.
rrbaa has had many visitors during the
,o,, zveok for the hot DAYS sent crowds to
The island to enjoy the refreshing breezes
and plunge in the ocean.
number OF the Cottage Club guests have
come I'D to the city, but in most cases they
have continued to move northwsrd.
& ..uov dive doF' "Good-by," when and
where are you goingp and many other such
eynressions are heard on all srdes aud each
veal finds Savannah growing more quiet
a Tn MANY respects Savannah Is wide awake;
81 hut socially she is dying, and soon will he
q daod dead as Hector" No one realizes
q tba inter lack of 'societys doings," as
much surely none more, than those or us
Il Who are welding the pen in soclety's inter-
8 est | say soclety's interest, but defy any
8 one 70 show me the INTEREST," Truly, mime
ia not the pen OF Il ready writer" and Pm
q Going 10 Law it on the rack until the fall
Campaign opens. l have been much
\ encouraged in the work have
undertaken, and deeply appreciate
the interest taken by my readers,
and thank you for this kindly interest.
encouragement! What depth OF meaning
s. 70 some Of US there is in that word. Many,
perchance, have never given the word
s thought and to those l say, think OF it Sc
q riously. and, by your thoughts and deeds,
help along lite's rough pathway those OF
8 your fellow creatures who most need
81 kindly encouragement. 1t will repay you.
O. many a shaft at random sent
n Finds mark the archer little meant,
And many word at random spoken
Nay soohe or wound heart that's broken.
COL and Mrs. W. W. Gordon and Miss
q Gordon sailed for England yesterday.
Mrs. B. A. Denmark and her son Thomas
will leave on the City of Birmingham on
Wednesday, en- route to Come 3ticut, where
g they will remain for the rest OF the sum-
mer.
Ice plates, nodded for the purpose, are
now used in serving oysters or CLANS on the
half shell. OF course. they are not brought
in before the CUES are seated, but directly
s after, from the ice, where they have been
kept. A dolly is laid over the ice and the
q shells are arranged on the linen.
Miss Mamie Mills of Griffin is visiting at
the residence of her grandmother, Mrs.
George L. Cope, at l76 Hull street.
Mrs. Edward Karow and family will
leave for the mountains of North Carolina
about the middle of August.
Miss Mollie Johnson left for Rluffton on
Tuesday last. Miss johnson will be the
q guest OF Mrs. Henry D. Stevens. Later on ,
T,k,, 81
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay.
Miss Georgia Screven has gone to Bluff
81 ton, here she is guest in the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Haskell.
DR.. William s. Lawton and family came
81 up from Tybee on last Saturday after a de-
8 lighttul stay at the Cottage Club. DIR. and
Mrs. Lawton and Miss Emmie left on
q North Carolina, and will be away until the
late fall
Dr. and Mrs. w. r. Aiken left on last
Sunday for New Bedford, Mass, their old
home, and will be absent some tine.
Mrs. c. N. Brandt and Master Carl leave
tomorrow for Highlands, N. c., and will
spend August there, after which they 60 to
nae, to De gone until October.
MI. I. s. Clay, Jr., Mr.. j. A. Smith, Mr.
!: Washburne, Mr.. s. Clay and Mr.. Palmer
81 Arson have been enjoying the pleasures of
maroon during the past week.
MIR. William NeyIe Habersham, who has
been enjoying himself for several weeks
salmon fishing In Canada, has returned
home
Mrs Walter G.. Charlton, Misses Fannie
ana Margaret and Master Dick Charlton
win leave on Tuesdays steamer for Balti-
more and will spend some time there. Later
On tney Will go to the mountains of Vir-
GINA.
=, Col. and Mrs. g. 1. Taggsrt left on last
monday for Pennsylvania, where they will
a 'Pelu 'ae summer at Susquehanna Heights.
MIS- Thomas j. Charlton will leave this
evening for her old home in Marietta, Ga.
aaef on Mrs. Charlton will go north and
,as' as lar as Boston, remaining away until
LIE early part of November
Mr. and Mrs Cuyler King, who had been
Monday.
81 Al Ut Gordon Orme arrived in Savannah
q 5ne eafIy part OF the week, and spout few
80 G-. Win his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
t,,- 'ue On harris street. Mr.. Orms has re
, rrine1 TO New Orleans, La, which city be
~" considers home.
ClIaIs' Munnerlyn and her little daughter
,anoEu! spent the waek in Button, the
's'sot Mrs. Lewis Haskell.
lis. ulsS LILY Hill spent two days in town or
w way from Grovetown. Miss Hill left OF
Ireett.uesday's steamer, en- route TO the
I've mountains. New Hampshire,
~ ~ she will spend the month Of August
49,, MRS. George J. Bald WIZ Miss Hill
WILL return to Savannah Sept. l.
NUM- e Flynn, young Presbyterian
i,-'a'el from Tennessee, is in the city visit
CS at the home OF his uncle, Mr.. r. NJ.
inc on Harris street. This talented
Tuek 'oSuuAe n'S OHHiSe 'u''
If ta' bridesmaids souvenirs are a feature
Gis1 1us Wedding OF she present day is an un
rar.-ta TACT. OF course novelty 10 indis
~ -aa"ls Perhaps the most unique souye'
Iao,.aS' That given by bride at recent
yysr-'.A wedding near Atlanta Their
a s,,,s S,u bridesmaids and each one received
Eatir AL ~. whlte box daintily tied with white
live o Upon. Inside each box was tiny