The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10
LOCAL PERSONAL.

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/ New York.
Mr.. Edward Mercer has gone to tho
I worlds fair
Miss Gerald Caruthers is visiting
/ friends in Darien.
MIR, D. B. Cummings left yesterday for
Washington, ID c.
/ Miss Louise Rogers. Of Atlanta, is visit
[ ing friends in Savannah.
Mrs L. Comm and the Misses Comm
/ have gone north for the fail.
A. Hofheimer left for Norfork yes
/ terday via the Atlantic Coast Line.
7. d. Rockwell. Esq. returned from the
north last night on the Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs I. ". Frank returned from
the north last night on the Kansas City.
Mr.. J. r. Einstein left yesterday for
New York via the Atlantic Coast
Line.
Mr. 7. NJ. Golden returned last night
on the Kansas City from his annual trip
north
Mrs. N. c. Brant left for Skyland, N.
c., few days ago to be absent until cool
weather
Miss F7oride Banks leaves tomorrow
for Athens to attend the Lucy Cobb
Institute.
Mrs. B. Lippman and Miss Ida Fennell
have returned from Marietta, where they
spent the summer
Misses Lila and Lima Woodbridge have
returned from kenilwOrth Inn and will go
north for the fall months.
Mrs. T. M Cunningham and daughter
have returned from KenilwOrth Inn,
Asheville, and will go north for the fall
Miss Jamie Snow, who has been at
tending the New York Conservatory of
Music &c n q + Miss IPgjni1 - 1r IL
ton.
Mrs. Robert Butler and the Misses
Butler have returned from the Battery
Park, Asheville, where they spent the
summer.
Miss Lillian Hamilton was rendered a
reception Wednesday evening by Miss
McFadden, whose guest she is, at Ches-
ter, S. c.
Judge NJ. Naughtin returned yesterday
on the Kansas City from u six weeks
visit to northern and eastern resorts.
While away he visited the worlds fair
and other points of interest.
Mr.. Q. S. Rockwell, treasurer Of the
savannah Savings Bank left last night
for Chicago and the worlds fair via the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway.
Mr.. Gustave Grower ticket, agent of
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way, left last night for Dixie, where he
Will spend to-day with his family.
T. P. Ravenel, ESQ leaves this morn
ing for Monks Corner, S. c., to join his
family and take them to Chicago. Before
returning Mr.. Ravenel will extend his
trip to Missouri
Mr.. VIM Butler, Jr., leaves this morn
ing for Columbia, where he will be sta
toned as travelling freight and passenger
agent of the South Bound railroad. MIR
Butler has been connected with the Cen
trail railroad here for sometime
Noble Jones and Miss Josephine Noble
Jones leave Tuesday morning by the
South Bound, the former to return to
college at Charlottesville, Va, the latter
to visit Mr., and Mrs. W. w. Colquitt in
their new home at Greensboro. n. c..
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
j. @. Nelson and Miss Mamie z. Mad
dock. Mr. Nelson is a well-knOwn young
business man, manager of The $. w.
Branch estates business at BrOughton
and Whitaker streets, Miss Maddox is
teacher in the fifth grade of the Cathe-
dral school, The marriage will take place
on September Is. The bridal couple will
visit the worlds fair on their wedding
tour.
There was pretty wedding last Sun
day evening at the residence of the
groom's brother, Mr.. Fritz Winter. The
contracting parties were MIR. Adolph
Winter and Miss Helena Augermann.
Mr.. Winter is in the employ of Messrs.
Kolshorr Bros, and is one of the popular
members of several secret Organizationz.
He is also treasurer OF the German mu-
steal and singing club. The presents
were many, handsome and costly.
Prof. J. E. Way, principal of the Massie
school, will shortly become benedict.
Prof Way will unite his fortunes with
those OF Miss Lizzie Quarterman, a teacher
in the second grade of the Massie school.
The marriage viii take place on Wednes-
day at the home of Miss Quarterman's
father at Walthouryille. Prof Way and
his bride will visit the worlds fair and
will return to Savannah in time to re-
sumo their duties at the opening of the
schools next month.
The Augusta Evening News of Thurs
day says Augusta friends were cheered
and charmed this week by a brief visit
from Mir. Julian Schley of Savannah. He
IS a member of a famous family of wits
and good fellows, and is a fine specimen
OF the family pattern, He came through
the big storm smiling and brought a
verltable Iybee breeze all the way to our
sand hills, and he created quite as much
merriment In the theater Tuesday night
as did old George Wilson himself.
Captain Knowles of the American bark
Mary s. Ames, and his wife and child,
will leave to-day on the City of Birming-
ham. They win visit their relatives at
Plymouth, Mass, and then return to Sa-
yannah, where they will embark on the
captains vessel for a voyage to the East
Indies. Captain Knowles has been in
this city several weeks waiting for a
charter which has been secured. He and
his estimable wife have made many
pleasant acquainJances here who wish
them bon voyage.
To Help the Post Office.
Postmaster Doyle makes a request to