The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-16
LOCAL PERSONAL.

JB. Walker Of Port Royal, was in the
. city yesterday
Miss Alice Bates Is 40 White Blur, the
guest of Miss Rachel Chapman.
Mrs. Il. j.. Cheatham and family have
gone TO Guyiou for the summer.
Mr. ". b Dunbar was at Battery
Park, AshCville, y c.. last week
MIR and Mrs c. T. Kinuesley of Shreve-
port, are stopping at the DE Soto
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Lees left yesterday
for Chicago TO visit the worlds fair.
Mrs. E. r. Cheatham and children left
! for Guyton yesterday to spend the sum
mcr.
Mrs O. ". jackson and Miss Mamie
| jackson leave to-day for the worlds
fair
Major A. o. Bacon of Macon arrived
from New York on the Tallahassee this
morning
Misses jamie and Maria KoIlock will
| leave this week for GAINESVILLE to spend
! the summer
Mrs e. f. Lowell and Miss Mamie
Lowell will leave this week for Asheville
/ Tor the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, of,Atlanta, who
! have been spending a week at Tybee, re-
| turned home last night
Misses Niryie and Lillian Hamilton will
! leave this week to visit college friends il
| North and South Carolina.
Mrs +. NJ. Borgs left yesterday on the
! Central for theup county, where she will
| spend most of the summer.
/ Miss Ola A1allotte, of Thomasville, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. B.
| Reppard, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Adair left yesterday for
| South Carolina, where she will spend the
| summer with Miss Blanche Moorer
Capt. j. B. Chestnut. secretary of
/ the Naval Stores Co, left for Chicago
| last night to visit the World Fair
Mrs. n. B Vincent, who has been
visiting Mrs Walter Coney, left for vii
miugJon, n. c. day before yesterday.
Gen. and Mrs. A. K. Lawton have gone
| to TATE Springs for awhile From there
they viii go TO Virginia for the summer.
Miss Cora Layton. Of Wadloy is visit
| ing a the home OF Misses Emma and
Minnie Wiehrs of 225 New Houston street.
Miss Virgie 3. White left yesterday af-
telnoon Tor Button S. c., whore She
goes 1or visit of several weeks to rcla-
/ uves,
| Mrs II. NJ. Conner, Mrs. J. w. Conner
/ ana Master John Conner We're passengers
/ on the Tallahassee from New York this
/ morning
/ Mr.. p. D. Daf5n, who went north to
/ attend his sons wedding, returned yes
! terday, Mrs Da1in and Miss Daffin re-
manned NJ the north.
Mrs W. r. Gibson. Miss Ethel Gibson,
! and Miss Wiley OF Charleston, who have
| been spending some time at Hotel Tybee,
| returned to the city last week.
Capt. c.. c. Ridcely sailed for Baltimore
/ on the Decater Fl. Miller last night to re
/ cupcrate after severe attack Of grip and
/ TO visit relatives. He was accompanied
/ b5 Mr.. Il. NJ. Mongen.
/ John "a. Glatignv, NJ a. Sweat and NJ
/ G. Register left last night via the Central
/ railroad to take in the world S fair. They
will return by way OF New York and will
! be absent about three weeks.
/ Capt. and Mrs. L. G. Young, Miss En-
! mic Wilkes and Miss Mary BOgart, left
! yesterday via Baltimore for Chicago TO
! visit the worlds fair They will be Join
/ ca by Miss Green in Baltimore.
! The Eudcayor Society of the Christian
/ church, and their friends, spent a few
/ pleasant hours ut the residence OF Rev. II.
H. Blenus Friday evening. This is the
first of a series of monthly entertain
ments contemplated By the society.
Misses Nellie Hayden and Phoebe
TLrUmps, AIRS. Z. A. Strasser and Mr. J.
| Thrumps viii leave tomorrow morning
for an extended tour through FLORIDA and
AADA
| three weeks an viii visit the worlds
! fair before returning.
Mr. e. II Gaynor is confined to
/ his room at the Pulaski by injuries re-
sulting from a difficulty with d man
! named Barr, a marine engineer employed
! upon the city tug. The difficulty took
/ place in front Of Sullivan's restaurant
! about midnight night before last aud was
| the result of dispute about the employ
/ mCnt OF "a Colored engineer.
A aost enjoyable event of last week
was the l'ybee bah giEen by the proprie-
! tors OF Hotel TYbee in honor of their
| guests ana friends The dining room was
handsomely decorated and used for
dancing The ladies' We're elegantly q t.
tired The following We're noticeable
for their exquisite gowns: Mrs. Well
| house, an elegant pink silk; Miss Maud
Hrscl, OF Atlanta, white silk; Miss
Lula Morris Of Augusta, pink silk; Miss
Brown white silk; Mrs. Lippman, white
lace and diamonds; Mrs. Lee Eohrman
presented d -alr picture in white silk OF
/ great elegance and gold passementerie;
her ornaments were diamonds Miss
Dub, silver gray silk. There were about
a dozen little ones on the floor who were
each as popular as any Of their seniors
J Tho LauGsOmest Of the entire party was
the little son OF Mrs. WellhOuse, Of At
lanta, handsomely aJtired In white bro
CadG satin, and little Carrie BOhrman,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs Lee I3ohrman,
OF Savannah, attired in pink satin. She
danced with such case and in such a
courJly fashion that every little gentle
man on the GOoT took pride in dancing
win her. The programmes were orna-
menJod with a cut of the hotel, and many
win keep them rs souvenirs Of a most de
Hghtful summer evening. The company
in attendance was one of the largest
ever seen at d bail at Tybee