The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
LOCAL PERSONAL

]. E. Foy Of Rocky Ford is at the scrsven.
Mr.. Charles Mills is home from a summer
In Maryland.
L. Adler left yesterday for New York to
buy holiday goods.
Miss Elise Woodbury. is visiting relatives
In Charleston, 3. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Theus arrived from
New York yesterday.
Miss Katie and Miss Annie Lyman left
ye1terday for New York.
hrs. Emile Newman and children are
| home from North Georgia.
Herman Myers leaves for the north to-
day by the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mrs Charles Mills and Miss Lizzie John
son are hems from visit In Maryland.
Miss Emma Coburn is again at her home
on Jones street. after a summer spent In
Media. Pa.
Mr.. Allan Bond returned yesterday morn
| ing from ten days trip TO Philadelphia
and New York.
Miss Stuart OF Thomasville Ia In the city,
guest of Capt. and Mrs. A. MarmeIstein
on Liberty street.
Mrs Margaret Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs.
George Mills are home from the mountains
| OF North Carolina
c. E. Vinson, formerly a clerk ct B. II.
Levy q Bros, has a position as salesman
at Appel & Schaul's.
A. E. Smith and Miss Helen Smith will
arrive from New York Tomorrow night
on the City Of Augusta.
J. Z. CoWart, j. W. Cowart and E. Dur.
den Of Summit, and c. F. McQuaig OF
johnston are stopping at the ScreVen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi alma Jansen are at pres
ent at the Grand hotel, New York, and are
having most delightful visit in that city.
Miss Maize Ferss and Miss Helen Smith
Doth return from school tomorrow. They
VIII both make their debute in society this
ST.
Sergt. Masters of the police force was
taken suddenly Ill yesterday morning and
will probably be unable to be out for some
time.
The marriage of Mr.. A. E. Harris and
Miss Emma Roos is announced for Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Roos.
Miss Mamie Lowell, Mona Saussy and
Miss Georgia Howard will return tomorrow
from Baltimore, where they have been
visiting.
Rev. George s. Johnston will speak to
men this afternoon in the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium hall from
5:l5 to o'clock.
Joseph Ferst and Mrs. Ferst will arrive
morrow night. They will be accompanied
By Miss Maize Ferst.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Cell have returned
from their bridal trip north, having visited
baltimore, Washington, New York, Phila-
delphia and other points of interest. They
will reside at No. s. Liberty street.
Mr.. James T. Sutherland, who had
charge Of the shoe department. Of A. X.
Altmayer & Co. for a long while, has
severed his connection with the establish
ment. He left last night on the steamship
Chattahoochee for New York. Mr.. Suth-
erland has many friends socially and In
business in this city who regret his de-
parture.
Mr.. Willard N. Smith, instructor of music
in the public schools of this city. has been
appointed q member Of the advisory COM
mittee Of the division of school music,
worlds fair, Chicago. 1t is high compli-
ment to Mr. Smith by his Chicago friends,
who appear not to have forgotten hun,
from that city 20 this.
Mr.. Edward Tishler and Miss Addie Good
man were married Wednesday evening by
Rev. l. p. Mendes at the residence of Mr..
5. hreuskoh on DrAyton street. Miss
Goodman is a resident of New York and
Mr.. Tishler Is q well-known Savannahian.
The bride has been IN Savannah about six
months. and was visiting Mrs. Isaac Stern
berg at the time OF her marriage. After
the wedding which occurred under large
white canopy in the spacious parlors, a din
ner was served for the immediate family,
and at o'clock a reception was held, which
was attended by many friends of the bride
and groom. Miss Goodman's mother came
down from New York to attend the wedding.
She and the father of the groom led the
way into the parlors. They were followed
by the bride and groom. The presents were
numerous and elaborate. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tishler will reside in Savannah.