The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-12

1AAes NhEI nfauOJ arrived IN savannah
last week after an absence Of quite long
duration.
Mr.. R E. Lee Daniel spent few days in
Savannah last week. and his many friends
| welcomed him back to his former home.
He also spent few days in Washington
before coming to Savannah.
Miss Julie Owens has returned home after
a pleasant and beneficial visit to Suwannee
Springs, Fla.
Miss Ellen McAlpin ohaperoned q party
OF charming and cougeuial people to the
y aoh5 Club house on Monday evening.
They were Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Sallie
McAlpin, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Florence MoAlpin, Mr.. TessMar Mr.. John
son, Mr.. Tannor and Mr.. Hincks.
Mrs. Conner has been the guest of Mrs.
Raoul in Atlanta recently.
Mr.. Pierce Wheless spent last Sunday in
Augusta, his former home, and was well
coined by his many friends, who are al
ways glad to see him in their midst again.
Miss Efde Pope, after a charming visit to
Miss Nina Cohen Of Augusta, has returned
to her home in Washington, Ga.
Mr.. J. F. Holmes of Charleston spent a
few days in Savannah last week.
Miss Mamie Tuberdy, after delightful
visit to Mrs. P. J. O'Couuer OF Augusta,
| has returned to Savannah.
Mrs. D. L MacIntyre is at home again,
after a short stay in Townsville, Ga.
Me-
Miss Ella Alexander, of Augusta are visit
ing Gen. and Mrs. A. R. Lawton.
Rev. a. P. Dodge of st. Simon's Island
spent few days in the city last week.
Mr.. Cecil Gabbett Of Americas was in
Savannah last week for few days.
Mr. Golden Stokes has been visiting in
Augusta, his former home. recently.
"Three Greek Stories" is a very pleasing
little book to the casual reader, but It is Of
more interest to those who know the real
"Guen" Of the last story. After q visit of
nearly two months in Savannah this wins
ter, all those who met her might recognize
popular Georgia girl, in the versatile, in
teresting heroine, who almost does justice
to the original.
Mr. f. W. Capers of Columbia was in
Savannah last week.
There WIGS an interesting play in Athens
last week under the skillful management of
Mrs. II. G. White, and the students. with
the help of a few ladies of Athens, presented
a very pleasing performance 20 a large and
appreciative audience The play was for
the benefit Of the gymnasium Of the
university.
Mr. Henry McAlpin is In Charleston
to-day.
Miss Florence Olmstead spent few DAYS
at Beaulieu lest week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Habersham will spend
few weeks at the home of Mr.. Arthur
Elliott on the Ogeechee.
Annie Pixley will appear In new play
this week at the Columbia theater in New
York. 1t is entitled Her Honor, the
Mayor" and, of course, Annie PiXley al
ways draws a crowd, but the title of this
will probably attract the strong minded
woman who wants to be mayor, or even
President, aud looks forward with feverish
delight to the time when the female vote
will be not only allowed, but sought for, and
women to vote, the world has existed and
progressed so long without the small voice
of the woman being heard in the land, it is
likely it will continue to do so, and to better
advantage while sthis feminine silence is
maintained.
Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens went over to
Charleston last night.
NFiss CIaokla1 of Augusta IL r,isikJpo, Misc
Marie Habersham on Hall street.
Mrs. duBignon entertained few friends
last Tuesday evening. Those present
were Mrs. W. w. Maokall, Mrs. George
Baldwin, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss Green,
and others.
Mrs. Jordan and two children are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Wylly on Gwinnett
street.
Mr.. George Baldwin is spending a few
days in Florida.
Mrs. H D. Stevens is over In Button
spending few days at her beautiful home,
which she occupies in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Grant accompanied
by Mrs. Tom Cobb Jackson Of Atlanta will
Out of town parties are finding much at
traction in the jessamine and other rural
charms. The drives IN and about SRvan-
nah are more popular than ever, aud even
the horses enjoy them, except when they
are checked up too tight which, by the
way, is a very awkward and disagreeable
thing to look at, and must be very uucom~
Portable to feel, and It's pity the con-
science of the checker does not suffer, as
must the neck of the checked horses. There
are many stylish and pretty traps in Savan-
nah and some very handsome carts; when
zkiIful hands hold the ribbons and youth
and beauty are in the cart, it ia q very
noticeable feature Of the spring weather
and Bull street. The driving is not con-
fined to any one place, however, and White
Bluff was the destination of party Of gen
tlemen last Thursday. They were MIR.
Edward Habersham, Mr.. Finnie, Mr.. Girls
field, Mr. Addison johnson, Mr.. Burns,
Mr. Tom Screven, DR.. Lamar, MIR. Newell
West and others.
It speaks well for the popularity of that
well-ordered and successful institute, the
Lucy Cobb, that il is having an addition of
fifty rooms, which will be completed within
two months. Some Of the sweetest and
most attractive of Savannah girls have fin
ished their education at that place, and
after year Of work and fun there have
"come outn O source OF pleasure to all who
knew them. There are now some attract
i've and promising young buds there who
well represent Savannah.