The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-04

air Tho roads were not altogether free
FROM dust though a. was not as it soro-
HmUe ig like % london fog such drive
as ie sometimes experienced, covering The
occupants of carriages with heavy white
dust. is scarcely worthy of such city as
savannah and does not maintain its ropu-
alton of we'll kept shell roads
Mai William A. wilkins is in New
York ou business and while there pur-
chased another naphtha launch. larger and
7 finer even than the one which was burned
raccntiy The Mosclle was a beauty and
had entertained many guests and taken
1arioi trips 10 places near savannah and
o. Florida. and they were many VINO re-
| rr1ttcd her uutimely end
Mrs. Robert r GriPgs win leave next
/ Tuesday for her home in Waterbury,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Newman enter
tanned last Monday evening at family
supper party.
Miss Emma Lyon is visiting friends in
Charleston, S. G.
Miss Annie Conner entertained few
guests last Tuesday, complimentary to
Miss Helen Buchanan of Philadelphia.
Those present we're: Miss Buchanan, Miss
Maud Hayward, Miss Emma Hopkins,
Mr. Harry McAIpin, Mr.. J. Ferris Cam,
Mr.. Joseph T. Walker and Mr.. Trenholm
Hopkins.
Miss Berthe and Miss Lily Smith, two
of ThOmasyilles most attractive bellies,
will arrive in the city this week and visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sheldon, on CASTOR
street.
The Misses Bradley viii spend the sum-
mer in North Carolina
Mr. T. A McCrerry, wife and three
daughters are at Hotel Tybee for the
summer Mr.. McCrerry is one of the
most prominent business men of Colum-
bia, S. c.
Mrs. Julian B. Johnson and children
left Yesterday for Isle of Hope to spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Baldwin took
small party for an outing in the Dixie
last Thursday evening from Thunderbolt
to Warsaw. They were Miss Venie
Minis, Miss Lily Hill, Mr.. John Carswell
and Mr.. Randolph Anderson.
Miss Otelia johnson has returned to
her home in Petersburg, Va, after a visit
to Miss Kathleen Hunter on Hall street.
Miss Edith O'Driscon entertained at
luncheon last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Wylly, Miss Julia
Miller of Augusta, Miss Dupont and Miss
Jaudon spent Saturday at Tybee.
Miss Meta Harden and Miss Julia Dear
ing will leave next week for Beaufort,
Miss Emmie Lawton entertained at
cards last Wednesday evening. The first
prize was won by Mrs. p. A. Stovall; it
was gold lace pin. Miss Laurie Harris
won the second prize, a silver glove
buttoner. Those present were Mrs
Charles Ellis, Jr Mrs. p. A Stovall, Mrs.
Huger, Mrs. Walter Curtis, Miss Maggie
Owens, Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss
Jennie Johnston, Miss Ward, Miss Lily
johnson, Miss Pierce and Miss Guile
Lawton.
Miss Johnson, who is a guest of Mrs NJ
A. O'Byrne, will leave for her home in
New York city next Tuesday. She goes
by the steamer Birmingham. She was
one of the bridesmaids of Mrs. O'Byrne
and has large circle of friends in Savan-
nah.
Miss Annie G. Sutlive, head nurse at
the Telfair hospital, left yesterday for a
months vacation, which she will spend at
different resorts in Georgia.
The ladies' auxiliary, G. " A, for their
entertainment on Thursday evening, June
s, h ave chosen as their theme The Cor
ridors of Time" Embracing so much
that in a limited space cannot be rem
dered, they have selected from history
and the muse of poetry a few subjects
which will be most likely to please. Sug-
gested by a quotation from a favorite
poet, the chords of whose Tyre has never
| failed to make responsive the hearts of
his countrymen. Kindly assisted by the
ablest musical talent of the city they
hope to make the patrons pass charm
ing evening. Tickets can be had at all
the stores on Bull street and from any
| mem Der of the association.
The Chatham club house at Tybee had
| as guests on Thursday Miss Fannie Cub
beden of Macon Miss Matte Rogers, Miss
| Mary Acton. Misses Lucy and Gertrude
| Saussy, Miss Ethel Walker, Miss Cadda
| Stone, Mr. c. p, Walker, MIR. A. G. Har-
mon, Mr. g, w. SausSy, Mr.. G.. d. De
| Nos, Mr.. Raymond Harmon, Mr., Howard
| Jackson of Charleston. S. c., Mr.. w T.
| Walker
Mrs. Henry Cunningham has returned
from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Williams are in
! Washington.
Mrs. Beirne Gordon and children are
| spending the summer with Mr.. Hazel
| hurst, Mrs. Gordon's father, in Ellicott
City, Md
Mr. Isaac Minis is slightly better after
a severe illness.
Miss Julia Miller of Augusta is visiting
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wylly on Gwinnett
! street.
Mr. and Mrs George j. Baldwin re
! turned from the Greenwich picnic Wed
! nesday evening in the Dixie, and others
with them were Miss Hattie Hardee, Miss
Nellie Baldwin Miss Jessie Chisholm
Miss Sadie Anderson, Mr.. Trenholm Hop.
kins Mr.. j. Ferris Cam, Mr. Villa n
! Hartridce and Mr. Richard Cunningham.
Mr. Joseph Hirsch and family and Mr.
Morris Hirsch and family will spend the
summer at Hotel Tybee.
Miss Eleanor Chapeau is visiting
1 friends in Charleston, :. G.
Among the guests at Hotel Tvbee last
week We're Mr. and Mrs William Blois
Mr. j. H. Wright, Miss Josie Scott, Miss
J. Williams, Mr.. John X. Garnet, Mis-,
Carrie Wade, Mr.. Yates Thompson, MIR
L. b. Mobley, Mr.. d, A O'Byrne
Miss Jaudon. Miss Susie Jaudon
Miss julie Morris, Miss Dolly Briggs, Miss
Nellie Wakcman, Mr.. H. A. Stults, Mr.
Robert Cope, Mr.. G.. c. Shivers, Misses
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. David Wells, Mr. II
d. Osborn, Mr.. Harry Richardson, Mr.
Cassels, Mr.. William Hunter, Miss Bran
non, Mr. w, T. Gibson, Miss Mamie
Tuberdy, Miss Nellie Summers, Mr. and
Mrs n. Paulsen, Mr. T. NJ, Cornwall
Miss l.. ST. j. Moore. of Augusta, Mr.. J
D. Jones of Macon. Mr. T. b. Kerior o
Birmingham, Mrs, L. Carson, Miss Mar,
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