The morning news., 1892-02-21
local PERSONAL

John 7. Coates Of Maccn is at the Pa
lssh .ur
William J. Rogers of Sparks is a guest OF
the Pulaski.
Mrs. J. J. Grass Is visiting friends in
Georgia and Florida.
ID. r. Malone Of Macon was visitor at
the cotton exchange yesterday.
W. G. Preston OF Boston, the well.known
architect, is stopping at the De Soto.
3. h. Massey Of Tennille was a visitor on
the tioor Of the cotton exchange yesterday.
Rev. ID. D. McGregor will preach in the
New Houston Street Methodist church to-
day.
Mrs. H. Baum of New York is visiting
the family Of ]. II. oppenheim, No. 50
AAberty street
Theo F. Miner, representing n. W. Aver
q Son, newspaper advertising agents,
f'hiiadelphia, Is at the Dc Soto.
= B., = Thaw. general manager Of the
LynehbnEg Pulp and Paper Company, Big
island, Va, was iu the city yesterday.
Mr. E. WsSmith Of the Ocean Steamship
Gompanyis Office left yesterday for a trip to
St Augustine and other Florida points.
Miss sallie Dayanr Of MQHtgomery, Ala.
cousin, Miss Phoebe A. Bader, TIA Duffy
| street.
Mr.. J. W. jackson, Of the firm of Jack.
son. Metzger & Co.. has gone TO the north
ern and eastern markets to select spring
goods.
Miss ID. Ward has returned from Bruus-
wick. She is accompanied by Mrs. A. f.
Churchill and sister, who will be her guests
for a few weeks.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. E,
.. Hyde and Mrs. Emma A. Butler. Thurs
day night next at o'clock. at the residence
OF MIR. e. 4. Hernandez, No. 295S Brough-
ton street,
Col. Charlton q. Way. commissioner
from Georgia TO the worlds fair, and Mrs
| Way have returned from Chicago, where
they have been for three weeks the guests of
| Mr.. Potter Palmer.
Rev. Silas McBee Of Sewanee, Tenn. will
deliver an address at Christ church this
morning upon the University OF the South
at Sewanee, Tenn. Rev. Mr.. McBee is the
travelling representative Of the college.
George T. Cam. Esq. received notifica-
ton yesterday from the officers of the Penn
sylvania Military Academy of Chester, Pa !,
that the board Of trustees had conferred
upon him the degree Of master OF arts. Mr..
Cam was student at the academy for sew
eral years. and graduated in 1885 at the
head OF his class securing the highest aver
age Of any one who had ever graduated
there, 10 $40 per cent.
John Temple Graves will lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association
Tuesday night on intellectual Liberty.n
Mr.. Graves is as well known as any Geor-
glan Is. He is an eloquent orator. He knows
| just what to say and how to say IL. The
lecture he will deliver here is said by those
who have heard 1t TO be his best effort The
Young Mems Christian Association has
been fortunate IN securing him, and there
Is no doubt that he will have big audi
ence.
A. E. Chandler, president Of the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company. and son, A. E.
Chandler, and @. g. Ward. general man
ager Of the Mackay Bennett Commercial
Cable Company Of New York, left
Savannah yesterday morning for Thomas
vile, after spending a couple of
days at the De Soto. They are on
southern tour, partly for business
aud partly for pleasure. and will inspect
the principal offices Of the Postal Telegranh
Cable Company In the South Atlantic and
gulf states while on their trip. President
| Chandler was very favorably impressed
with the Savannah office and the
manner In which it is con-
Quoted by Manager Leary aud hts
assistants. They found the office ia salts
factory condition and doing a good busi-
ness considering the short time which it has
been In operation President Chandler ex-
pressed himself as pleased with the progress
OF the Postal Telegraph Cable Company in
| the south. A number Of new offices will
| probably be established as a result of his
visit. The tour will extend through Florida
and 10 New Orleans.