The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
LOCAL PERSONAL.

toll, Pa.
J. A. Bledsoe left for Suwauuee Springs
last night
Miss Mamie Duwart leaves this morning
for Asheville, N. C.
W, 8. Chisholm left for New York yes
terdsy on the Tallahassee.
Miss Lizzie Wulle is guest Of Mrs. D. 1.
MacIntyre at White Bluff.
Mrs. P. H. Ward sailed vest erday on the
Tallahassee for New York.
Mrs. Z. Dixon sailed yesterday on the
VIM. Lawrence for Baltimore.
Among those enj wing Bar Harbor pleas
ures Is Mr.. W. w. Williamson.
Mrs. Henry Hull and children left yester-
day for White Sulphur Springs
Miss Lucille Guerard sailed on the Talla-
hassee for New York yesterday.
Miss Bessie Wright OF Waycross is visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Harmon.
A. j. Ives and Mira. Ives left for New
York on the Tallahassee yesterday.
| L. T. Hubbell returned from New York
yesterday on the City OF Savannah
Miss Sallie Anderson is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Habershom Clay at Tivoi.
Mrs. Heman A. Charlton Is at Travellers,
| hest, 5. C.. with the Misses Charlton.
Miss jamie Haygood leaves for New
| Castle. Pa, this week to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. P. Ravensl and family
are visiting friends at Plneapolls, 8. G.
j: R. Sheldon and Mrs Sheldon sailed yes
terday for New York on the Tallahassee
Mr.. H. E. Dreeson arrived yesterday from
New York by the steamship City of Sayan-
nah.
W. Woodbridge arrived yesterday morn
ing on the City of Savannah from New
York.
John s. Robertson, paymaster OF the
Central railroad, left for Atlanta last
night.
G. T. Doty and wife returned home YES
terday from New York on the City Of Se-
vennah.
Rev, William Quinlan arrived yesterday
morning on the City of Savannah from
New York.
Mrs. DIR. Boyd and family will leave for
the Piedmont hotel, Gainesville, Ga. to-
morrow night.
Mrs. George Rebsrer and children left for
tuYton last night TO spend the remainder
of the summer.
Among those who will leave for the north
this week are Misses Josie OByrne and
Bertha Clements.
j. NJ. Guerard, accompanied by Mrs.
iuerard, sailed for New York on the ITALIA
hassee yesterday
- w. ASaoua duu w. u. EGaoui, DR., ar
rived yesterday morning on the City OF Sa-
vannah from New York
Capt Il. II. Branch left last night to
join his family at Waukesha, WIS, and
Will spend his vacation there.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cleckley returned to Augusta
yesterday, accompanied by the little daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs John SchIey.
DIR. William Duncan aud C. NJ. Cunning
nam returned yesterday morning from
New York on the City of Savannah.
Assistant Chief of Police Killourhy sailed
yesterday on the Tallahassee for New
York. de will be absent three weeks.
Miss Fannie Cleary, a popular young
lady OF Augusta, is visiting the Misses
Caroian, at No. o916 Montgomery street.
t. j. DAVIS, chief operator OF the Sayan-
nah, Florida and Western railway, left YES
terday for New York on a short vacation.
Walter F. Gibson, freight and passenger
agent of the Florida Steamship Line left
for New York yesterday on months vaoa-
ton.
Miss Louisa Trommerhauser, who has
been visiting relatives hsre, leaves for her
home in Augusta Tonight, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Schauppe.
John H. HeiskamD Of this city sailed from
New York for Europe few days ago on
the Augusta Victoria Of the Hamburg
p. C. Lee, chief clerk of the Central cot
ton press, sailed yesterday on the Tallahas-
see for New York. He will spand his vaoa-
ton there and in Virginia.
Miss Mamie Lou Pritchard and Master
Morgan Pritchard left last Friday to spend
two months at Talulah Falls and ia the
noun tains Of North Georgia.
Miss Gertrude Middleton, who has been n
guest for few weeks OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Derby at Montgomery, hos returned to the
city.
Miss Julia Brouss. who has been spending
several weeks In this city visiting friends,
will leave for her homo at Atlanta to.
morrow, accompanied by Master Otto
Kolb.
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Thompson and
daughter. Miss Bertha. returned by the
City OF Savannah yesterday morning from
several weeks tour through Canada and
New England.
]. q. Nelson, manager of the Branch Es-
tate grocery establishment, leaves this
morning for Asheville, SDartanburg and
other North Carolina resorts. He will be
absent two weeks.
Mrs. j. j. Carolan and family left las
night for Gainesville, where they will
spend the remainder o? the summer. Mr..
Carolan accompanied his family, but he
Will return tomorrow.
Among me charming entertainments for
the little folks last week WAS the party
given in honor Of Miss Mary Bryan's ninth
birthday. The many friends OF the Young
hostess passed most delightful evening.
The broom drill at Button, announced In
the NEWS some days ago, was rrcess In
every respect. All present were charmed
with the gracefulness OF the evolutions of
the young ladies and there is demand for
its repetition.
Mr., w. E. Dupont, the veteran conductor
of the Savannah, Florida aud Western
railway, left for Boston Thursday last under
advice Of his physician who ordered him on
sea trip to recuperate his health At
Boston he will connect with the steamer
Olivette and make two round trips to Hall
fax.
Mr.. Charles L. Burrows OF Augusta is
spending few days in Savannah with his
friend. Mr.. y. T. Bacon. Mr. Burrows is q
son Of Rev. DR.. J. Lansing Burrows of Au-
gusts. and is one of the best known and
most popular young men OF the Fountain
city. Mr.. Burrows, in company with Mr..
Bacon, is dividing his time between Sayan-
nah and Tybee.
Among the social events last week was
the 18th birthday party given Monday night
by Miss Mamie g. Clarity at her home, No.
2O9 Wayne street. A large number Of this
popular young ladY's friends were present,
and happy time was had by all. Miss