The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-14
LOCAL PERSONAL.

W. A. Peterson. ofNt Vernon. is % che
Pulaski
A.. L. Anderson. Of Ncora, Fla, is n
guest Of the Pulaski.
Mrs. A. w Blanchard. of Augusta, is
stopping at the PULASKI
j. l.. Borden, Of Goldsboro, r. c., is
reg stored ~ tlle Pulaski.
Edward W Brown returned home last
night on the Nancy Hanks.
Mr.. Herman Parsons leaves this morn
ing for visit 10 the world fair.
Mr. and Mrs W. b Mctzger leave for
Chicago this morning via the Central
railroad.
Mr.. NJ, D. Bridges, purser ofthe steam
snip kansas City, is Ill in the hospital in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj Y. Henderson and
Mrs. Drummond have moved TO White
Bluff for the summer
Mrs. Elizabeth VI Greenlaw and Joseph
}. Greenlaw, returned Yesterday on the
Kansas City from New York.
Mrs. O'Donoghue viii leave to-day for
upper Georgia, where she will remain un-
tll sept. !, when she expects to 90 to the
world fair.
Capt. w. d. Dixon, Chatham's coroner,
IS reported very much improved, and it is
is now at Montgomery.
MIR. and Mrs Robert NJ Butler and
children left yesterday morning for Ashe-
vile, n. g., where they Will spend the
summer at the Battery Park hotel.
T. 7. Stockton of the Jacksonville
Ilmes-Union, was in the city yesterday
on his way to Augusta to attend a meet
ing Of the Southern Press Association
committee
Mr. W. H. Tayloc, travelling passenger
agent of the Richmond and Danville rail
road, spent yesterday in the city. Mr..
TaylOc's many friends here were glad to
see him, and would have been glad to
have him make a longer stay.
The members of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeayor, Of the
Christian church, will entertain their
friends at the residence of the pastor
TINS evening. The programme is such a
one as to make thcOCcasiOu an enjoyable
one.
Rev. Robb White, rector of Christ
church, has been in Albemarle county
Virginia, in and about Charlottesville dur
ing the last two weeks seeking rest and
recreation. To some of his friends in this
city he has written chat he is now hope
full Of speedy and permanent cure. He
was suffering from troublesome throat
when he left for Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W White, Miss Jennie
White, Miss Neva Mills, Mrs. l.. d.
Johnston, Miss Marion Johnston, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. Little, DR.. and Mrs G..
w kelly, Miss Lizzie Farmer, James
Clark, Bomweu Alexander. Bomwell
Phillips and Miss Lou Phillips. of Louis
vile, came up from Tybce yesterday
morning and registered at the PULASKI
The party has been spending some time
at Hotel Iybee and will return home to-
day.
A good many people in this city remem-
Der Miss Elizabeth Greene, the daughter
OF Capt, Greene, one of the contractors
who are doing the work on the Savannah
harbOr Improvement. Capt. Greene has
not been here recently. as he has large
interests elsewhere, and his daughter has
not been here since she was about four
teen years of age She is remembered,
however, as being girl who gave promise
OF great beauty. Under the title of The
rcignlng American Beauty" the London
Figaro of recent date speaks of her as
follows: Miss Elizabeth Greene of De
trolt seems to be the representative of
American beauty in Europe lust now:
she is turning Partisan heads at present.
While at the silver wedding festivities
the Queen of Italy had her nephew sent
away on military service to keep him safe
from tho pretty American. the Roman
shop windows displayed photographs Of
Miss Greene standing beside the young
Count of Turin. Still another conquest
was The German Emperor, who said she
was the only woman he met in italy suEii-
GENTLY intelligent for conversation, since
which speech the young lady has been
called The &aiser's Miss Greene"