The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14
LOCAL PERSONAL.


Mr.. A. Hanley left for suwannee Springs
| last night for g weeks stay.
| L Epstein left for New York yesterday
on the City of Birmingham.
Mrs. r. r. Booz and Miss Beckie Booz
are at Asheville for the summer.
Miss Maud Hodges OF Midwife is visiting
| Mrs Donnelly on West Broad street
J. R. Einstein sailed on the City of Bir-
mingham yesterday for New York.
Nj. Il. ConnallY sailed yesterday on the
City of Birmingham for New York.
Maj. A. o. Bacon sailed FOR New York
on the City of Birmingham yesterday.
Miss Kate Brown leaves for New York
tomorrow to be absent until November
Mr.. J. B. Williams is Just back from
New York after visit OF several weeks.
Miss Mary W. Hoist sailed on the City
Of Birmingham for New York yesterday.
Mrs. Hortenss P. Salas and Mrs. Rosalia
Sslas have gone to Virginia for the sum
mer.
Mr.. Herman Myers left yesterday at
noon for New York via the Atlantic Coast
Line.
Mr.. Gratz c. Myers left yesterday for
two weeks tour of the Virginia watering
places.
Miss Mamie Eckert will leave this morn
ing for Charleston to spend two weeks With
friends.
Miss Oily Onlay of Charleston is a
guest of Miss Cadda Stone az Wilmington
Island.
Mr. aud Mrs. Julien B. johnson leave for
Baltimore this week, to be absent for several
weeks.
Mrs and Miss Dafin are having a very
enjoyable summer at Hot Springs, North
Carolina.
Mr.. freeman SchIey entertained a party
of his lady friends at Tybee yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Owens will go to Fredericks-
burg. Va, this week to spend the balance of
the summer.
Misses Tillie Strasser and Maggie SohoIl
have returned from Charleston, where they
visited friends.
Maj. ]. Davis, assistant superintendent Of
Davis school, Winston, N. c., spent yester-
day in the city.
Mrs. c. A. Reitze, Miss Reitze and Mrs.
Florence P. Haldeman leave for New Hamp-
shire this week
Bennett Hymes left yesterday on the Ma
coOchee for New York to purchase fall stock
for the Famous"
Misses Connie aud Floy Hilton of Syl-
vania are visiting Miss Sallie Parsons, at No.
1872 Liberty street.
Mr.. H. H. King, clerk United States
courts, leaves to morrow for New York for
a months vacation.
Miss Lula Wynn and Miss Fannie W ester
man are spending their vacation with
friends In Walterboro, 8. c.
Miss Eccie Reynolds. Miss TERESA Doyle
and Miss Nellie Dinon are spending a few
weeks outing at Isle of Hops.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connell aud son are spend
ing the balance Of ths summer at the Sea
Breeze cottage on Ty6ee Island.
MIR. and Mrs F. C. Battey leave to-mor-
row for "Clover Land" a charming resort
in the mountains of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harden will go to
Abbeviile, s. c., Friday to visit their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Smith.
Assistant Superintendent a. A. Aveilhe
and his daughter, Miss Ida, left yesterday
via Atlantic Coast Line Tor New York.
Mrs. 8. L. Outten left yesterday morn
ing for the springs of Middle and Northern
Georgia. and will be absent two months.
Mrs. John Lucas and children, OF Charles
ton, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Lamar, leave tor home this
morning
Mrs. Joseph Goette and Miss Gussle
| Churchill left yesterday for Egypt, where
they will be tie guests Of Mrs Dotson fer a
few weeks.
| VuFS. AIIE6u SCrOul ID again CDnnD6Q TO
( her bed, suffering from an attack OF conges-
ton of the lungs. Her physician hopes for
her recovery.
Miss Lizzie Mahany has returned from
| Clarkesville, where size spent six weeks
recuperating. The young lady's health is
greatly improved.
Mrs Bannon, who has been In charge of
the club house at Tybee during the season,
has retired from its control, and is now at
| home at Thunderbolt.
j. Z. Merrihew. superintendent of the
cotton exchange. returned home yesterday
| morning after a months vacation spent in
| New York and North Georgia.
A surprise party was given last Tuesday
niRat by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Suits to
their son. Mr.. H A. Stults. Several hours
of enjoyment was spent by the numerous
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Bell and daughter left
yesterday morning for Asheville. Mr.. Bell
| will take only short rest from business
cares, but will leave his family in the mount
aims until fall.
Mrs. W. II. Powell and two children, ac-
oompanied by Miss Annie Prendergast, left
Friday on the steamer Bellevue. They will
| spend the rest of the summer visiting friends
in Doboy and Ridgeville.
Mrs. O'Donoghue and Miss Mamie Adair
are visiting Miss Kline and Miss Sherlock at
Eastport, Me-, and they will spend some
time at Halifax Nova Scotia, and also at
Boston before they return.
When last heard from the travelling
members OF the B. and S. Club were on top
OF Eiffel tower, from which point they
cabled to home me nbers. They are ex-
pected on the Bay shortly.
Mrs. +. II. Thomson has returned from a
months visit to Rev. Jonn Morrison's
family at Peoples, near Lawtonville, s. c.,
aud now will accompany her sister, Miss
Sylvia Van MUSE, on two months visit
at Newark, N. J.
Mr.. D. A. Pritchard who has been the
Guyton correspondent of the MORNING
News has been appointed cashier Of the
Southwestern railroad, with headquarters
at Eufaula, Ala, and leaves for that place
to-day. In Mr.. Pritchard the Southwestern
will have a capable and efficient officer.
Mr.. Leopold Adler, the enterprisiug young
dry goods merchant, who has just succeeded
TO the business Of the old and well>known
house Of A. r. Altmayer g. Co., left on the
City OF Birmingham yesterday for New
| York. He will be absent about five weeks.
and while there will make the fall purchases
for the new firm.
Rev. NJ P. Cain of Macon spent last
week on a visit to his daughter, Mrs Jean
| Newman, OF No. II Anderson street. He
enjoyed couple of days fishing at Isle of