The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26
a number OF people to Tybee. The Cottage
Club has a great many families.

a number Of people to Tybee. The Cottage
Club has a great many families.
Among the arrivals at Isle of Hope re-
Gently were Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hunter
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Battey.
Mr.. Marcellus Steward will leave TODAY
for New York. From there Mr.. Steward
will go on to Massachusetts and Maine, re-
turning to Savannah about Sept. /.
Mrs Robert NJ. Hull has left for Mari-
eta, where she will spend the summer.
The stereopticon exhibition by Mr. Haber-
sham Clay at'the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms on last
Monday evening was q great success The
pictures were beautiful and splendIdly
handled by Mr.. Clay. The purpose Of the
Sunday school building of the Independent
Presbyterian church. Refreshments were
sold at popular prices, and the fund was
considerably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Stoddard and
family will spend the summer at Capon
Springs, Va, for which point they will
leave this week.
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Marmelstein who entertained at cards on
Wednesday evening. This charming ''even-
Ing" was given TO Mrs. Marmelsteins niece,
Miss Stuart OF Townsville. Refreshments
were served, and a most pleasant time
spent.
Ye who to Tybee will go to-day must re-
me mber that there is a new schedule going
into effect to-day. ''be sure you're right,
then 60 ahead. ;"
Rev. Father de la Moriniere and Rev.
Father Brislau Of Macon arrived in Savan-
nah last night. Father do la Moriniere will
celebrate mass at the chapel on Tybee to-
day at 10 o'clock, and tomorrow night will
deliver his famous lecture, christian Chiv.
airy" at Catholic Library hall. This lecture
is non-sectarian, but deals with the chiv>
airy of Christian soldiers from the earliest
period down Co the present day. His trib-
ute to Gen. Lee is said TO be most eloquent
one. No doubt the soldiers Of Savannah
will compose a large part of tomorrow
nights audience.
Miss Jennie Taggart is entertaining as
her guest Miss Elizabeth Hines Of Live Oak,
Fla.
Another Savannahau added to the list Of
European travellers is Mrs Leo Merhtens,
who leaves for New York on to-morrow's
steamer. Mrs. Merhtens, however, will
not travel much, but will spend most Of the
summer In study at the Leipsic Conserva-
tory Of Music, and will return to Savannah
In the fall.
Miss McRory has closed her school for the
summer vacation
The Misses Kollock are In Augusta visit-
ing Judge and Mrs. Montgomery.
Miss Lizzie Brown of Macon, who has
been visitor at the home Of Miss Jennie
Thomas, lefS for New York on Friday.
visiting Miss JaneV V. Sullivan OF ~ South
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs D. l. MacIntyre have moved
to White Bluff, where they will spend the
summer.
Col. and Mrs Garrard APE among the
visitors at the Cottage Club, Tybee.
rem, will summer in Canada, and expect to
leave Savannah tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Thomas left for New York
on Friday. From there Miss Thomas will
60 to Europe, and will be absent until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanley and family
left last night for a sojourn at Suwannee
Springs. -----'|+'
Miss Neufville left the early part of the
week for Augusta and will spend July with
relatives in that city.
DR.. Vass will make the annual address at
the high school exercises on Wed iesday
and Col. G, A. Mercer will present toe
diplomas.
Miss Eva Way and Mr.. John c. DeLettre
were married at Flemiugton on Thursday
evening last. The wedding was IN the
church and the ceremony performed by
Rev. j. W. Montgomery. The maid OF
honor was Miss Lila Wav, aud the best man
was MIR. John Sullivan Schley. The brides
maids we're Miss Emma DeLettre, Miss Ellen
Way and Miss Gussie Reppard; the gro 1ms.
men, Mr.. Albert Way, Mr.. Edward Whit>
comb and Mr.. James NJ. Fleming. A re-
ception was held and a beautiful supper
served. Mr.. and Mrs. DeLsttre will reside
on Waldburg street.
Mr.. W. d. Simkins, Mr.. r. 8. Lathrop
and Mr.. j. 8. Sohley are among the visitors
at the Cottage Club.
Mr.. Palmer Cox, who has become famous
by his creation OF the Brownies. :" is a natl We
Of Quebec, but came to the United States
when quite young. This man has tender
spot In his heart for children, and has
endeared himself to thousands of them.
Miss Bessie Ward leaves for the north
next Wed nesdsy. She will spend most OF
the summer at beautiful country place
near Baltimore.
Mrs. P W. Medium was out driving last
Friday for the first time since her long and
serious illness.
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