The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-24

Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Hopkins and Masters
John and Willie Hopkins, the little grand
sons OF Mrs. Hopkins, are spending week
at TYbee.
Mr. Florence Minis, Mr.. 8. P. Shooter,
Mr. Herman Webher, Mr.. Alonz1 Sybrandt
and Mr.. G. A Reitze form gay Savannah
colony in Paris, and are having a delightful
stay in that city of cities Certainly!
Mr.. and Mrs. henry Hull and Mr.. and
Mrs. r F. Burdell came up from Tybee
during the week, after a stay of three weeks
at the Cottage Club. Mrs. Burdell will
leave this week for Quaker Hill, N. Y,
where she will be the guest of her aunt Mrs.
John L Hammond, at that beautiful hotel
Mizzentop.
Miss Mary and Miss Annie Haines gave
| another delightful lat homen last evening
| at their home on Liberty street.
White pique dresses have been revived
| and are worn with oolorad sashes and full
meath Figaro jackets for dinners and high
| teas.
Mr.. Frank g. Lathrop entertained during
| the week on board his launch. His guests
were: Miss Walthour, Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Josephine Jones', Miss Louie Nicely,
Mrs. ]. l.. Walthour, Mr.. W. D. Simkins
and Mr.. j. r. Anderson. The trip was
from Savannah to Tybee. and the objective
point on the island was the Cottage Club,
where Mr.. Lathrop entertained his guests
most delightfully."-.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N Tilton and family are
enjoying camp life on Wilmington Island,
| and will remain several weeks.
|
Miss Rosa Maxwell will leave tomorrow
| for an extended visit to Dorchester and
| Walthourville.
Miss Daisy King is welcomed to Savannah
| by her host of friends Miss King will
| spend her time between Green Island and
| White Bluff, and when in Savannah, will
be with ner uncle, Mr.. John Habershan.
Mr.. and Mrs r. N. Butler are among the
! Savannahians who will summer at Ashe-
| vile, and left for that point on last Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James <. Clarke sailed for
MICS Clarke will be at Schooly's Mountain,
NJ
Mrs. 81. c. Wayne and Miss Ionic Guer-
| ard have been visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Hartridge at Beaulieu.
Masters Habersham, Lesesne and Nat
Rotureau have gone to Wilmington Island,
where they wall visit the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Tilton.
Miss Meta Harden is still In Adairsville
but will join her mother, Mrs. W D. Har-
den. and Mr.. Alfred Harden at Lake
George, N. Y.
Miss Jennie Judge, who has been guest
at the Chatham Club house, Tybee, has re-
turned to the city.
There is a new silk fabric called xford
shirting, which is especially adapted for
wash shirts. 1t comes in a variety OF colors
and is always shot with white, and is both
serviceable and becoming.
Mrs. Annie Warning, who has been quite
i'll at Isle Of Hope, Is we'll again.
Mai. T. ID. Bertody, who has been north
for the past month, is looked for in Savan-
nah the latter part of this week.
A Danish woman of wealth recently made
a remarkable will, providing that the in
terest of her fortune shall BIZ distributed an
nually among twenty unmarried women or
widows in her native town.
Miss Alice Bates has ha6 as her guest
during the week Miss Rachael Chapman.
Miss Bates entertained on Friday evening
complimentary to her guest.
Among the guests at Hotel Tybee are Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Whitehurst.
Miss Daisy Bryan will leave this week
| for Florence, N. c., and will be absent
| about three weeks Upon her return Miss
to school at Edgehill. Va. in the early fall.
Miss Mamie and Miss Kate Brigham have
been visitors at the charming country home
of Col. and Mrs Olmstead at Beaulieu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul HASKELL Charles, Paul
and Langdon Haskell, have gone to their
country home in Habersham county for the
remainder of thesummer.
Miss Maude Smith is again at home, after
q charming visit IN Valdosta.
Mrs Jett Howard will leave to-day for
New York, where she will enjoy we'll
earned vacation Of several weeks
Mrs. Wylly of Darien, who has been a
guest of her son, Mr.. Thomas WyIly, on
Abercorn street, returned to her home yes
| terday. Mrs. WILLY was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Wylly. who
will remain several weeks in Darlen.
Miss Estelle Hinson has been spending
some time with friends on Sullivans Island
She will be joined by her sister, Mrs. W.
G.. Thompson and her little niece, Miss Nell
lie May Thompson, on Monday, July 25.
when they will go to Carolina Beach and
other summer resorts in North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cam entertained
at their summer home, at Isle OF Hope,
a party of frieads on Friday evening
Among the guests present were Mr.. aud
Mrs. R. NJ. Demere, Mr.. Edward Demerei
Miss Belle Hardee, Miss Hattie Hardee, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Guerard, Miss May Good
win, Mrs. Warning, Miss Waring, Mr.. 2. A.
Waring, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rabbits, Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. bearing, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Wylly, Miss Mona Wylly, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sulli
van, Mr. John Sullivan, Miss Maud Hey
ward, Miss Nina Hayward, Mrs. K. G. Guer-
ard Mrs. W. g. Morrell, Mr.. Wallace How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrenius Hall, Miss Hall.
The entertainment was given TO celebrate
the birthday of Mr.. George 7. Cam and as
a house warming to the new house OF MIR
and Mrs. Cam.
Little Miss Josie May Ruth gave delight