The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-03

school, and those in IL were: Miss A. u.
Allen, Miss G. A. Carter, Miss s. d. Co
stein, Miss L. E. Exley, Miss F. B. Haupt,
Miss Jennie May Hall, Miss P. Lamar. Miss
L. NJ. LaRoche, Miss c. E Lee, Miss NJ. j.
Pritchard, Miss s. L. Reppard. Miss F. L.
Richardson, Miss V. Riley, Miss E. G.
Smith, Miss ]. T. Spann, Miss E. T. Rey-
nolds, Messrs. H L. Backus, r. A. Craw-
ford, r. d. Dripps. E. S. Epstein, G. ii.
Groth, Paul Pritchard and II. l. Purse.
Mr.. j. R. Saussy presented the diplomas.
Mrs. J. D. Murphy trained the singers and
accompanied them on the piano, and her
daughter, Miss Nellie, accompanied on the
violin. Altogether, the exercises were most
interesting.
Turkey red cotton is liked for frocks to be
worn at the seaside. 1t is made up with
plain skirt and has a long coat trimmed
with Irish lace, very often an elaborate ar
rangement of red satin ribbons forms the
waistcoat With this should be worn
small red hat trimmed with white lace and
black shaving brush pompon, white gloves,
shoes and stockings should all be red. This
costume utterly impossible in the city,
makes an attractive bit of color against 1.-THE
sad sea waves"
Miss Fannie and Miss Rebecca Minis and
maid sailed for Boston on Thursday, and
will be absent until fall
Mrs. s. P. Shooter returned to Savannah
on Thursday after a ten days trip to New
York Miss Belle Shooter will remain in
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. g.. H. Remshart and Misses Marie
and Alice Remshart and Miss Flora DancY
were passengers on Thursdays Boston
steamer.
Mrs. Walter Curtis and infant have gone
north for the summer. Mr.. Curtis will
spend some time in Brooklyn.
Among the out-of-town visitors at Tybee
are Mrs. l. H. Hilton and two children, OF
Sylvania, who will summer there.
Rt. Rev. E. G.. Weed, bishop of Florida,
spent Wednesday in Savannah. The bishop
will return to Savannah shortly to visit his
brother, Mr.. Joseph D. Weed.
Mrs. H. s. Haines OF New York is
paying a visit to her son, Mr.. Charles o.
Haines, on DrayJon street, and will be in
the city for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Habersham, Mr..
aud Mrs. Tracy G.. Hunter, three chill
dren and nurse, Miss Lily Hill and Mr.. Ar
thur Elliott were party who left yester-
day afternoon for Button, S. G.
Mr.. Alfred Chisholm and Mr.. W. n a..
Daniel, together with several of their
friends, are spending week or two at Wolf
Island,
Mrs. Charles Cunningham and Mrs T. M
Cunningham will spend the summer in
| Connecticut, for which point they will soon
leave.
Miss Rhetta johnson will leave In day
or two for Tivoli, where she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Clay for several weeks.
North Chisholm, Paul and Louis Haskell,
Pierre Hoist. Andres Moynelo, Harry Daniel
and Julian Chisholm make up a gay party
who are enjoying the hospitality Of Master
Jack Rauers, at his beautiful home on st.
Catharine's.
| Mrs. W. P. Hunter, two children and
nurse and Miss Anna Claghorn expect to
leave on Wednesday for the mountains Of
| North Carolina, where they will spend the
months Of July and August.
Mrs. George ]. Bald win. Master George
and little Miss Dorothy Baldwin and maid
have gone north, and will summer In the
| w bite mountains.
| Miss Lily and Miss Leila Hill will leave
this week for their home in Grovetown,
near Augusta, where they will spend part
| of the summer. Later in the season Miss
Lily will go the White mountains and
other northern resorts, returning to Savan-
nah about Sept. l.
Miss Annie Maccaw has closed her kin
| dergarten for the summer and will not re-
open until October.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Karow gave a
small dinner last night complimentary to
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. A. StovalL
The success of the initial season OF the
Cottage Club Is far beyond the expecta-
| tions of its most sangulne members. 1t is
in fiourishing condition, and the cuisine
is highly spoken of. Some of the visitors
now at the Cottage Club are Col. and Mrs,
William Garrard and family, DR.. and Mrs.
Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Rogers, Mr..
aud Mrs. w L. Wilson, Mrs. and Mrs. H.
G. Cunningham aud family. Maj. W. A.
| Wilkins and Mrs Wilkins, their daughter,
! Mrs. Scudder from Athens, Miss Emmie
Lawton, Miss GULL Lawton, Mr.. M. G.
Cunningham, MIR. Lane, MIR. John R.
Young, Mr.. Simms, Mr.. A. tombstone and
Mr.. Walter Chisholm.
The City of Augusta will carry out to-
morrow among her passengers Mr.. G. Lyon
and Mr.. G. Z. Wakefield, Mr.. and Mrs G.
S. Wood and family and DR.. H. s. Colding.
Mr.. J. W. McAlpin, Miss Daisy and little
Claudia McAlpin left last night for White
Path, Ca
Mrs. John Hammond and family will
leave for the north on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Alfred D. Harden is at home from
the University Of Virginia.
"Peace and War" is the title Of an enter
tainment given at Yonge's hall on Thurs
day evening last, and was quite
an artistic and financial success. The
| affair was for the benefit of
St. Paul's church, and was gotten up by
Mrs. Mcleod and Mrs Oliver. National airs
were sung, and the military of tie different
nations represented. All the details were
carried out and about fifty boys took part.
Ada Chester Bond writes the following
about white shoes: "A lignt evening toilet
is not complete without White shoes or slip
pers; and a white shoe chat is soied is ex-
ecrable. There are many popular fallacies
in this world; one is that raw eggs are not
good to eat and another that white shoes
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