The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-17
LOCAL PERSONAL.

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Miss Emma Coburn is visiting in New
York
Mrs. o. V. Petit is visiting friends in
Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Lang are visiting
the worlds fair.
Miss Emma Lyon has returned from a
visit TO Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman will leave
for the north to-day.
Mrs. A. Vetsburg has gone to Chicago to
visit the worlds fair.
Mrs. Anna S. Cam is in New York,
and will visit Chicago.
HRS. Mary Crawford returned last night
from Hendersonville, N, 9.
Mrs. J. ]. Gaudry has returned from a
summer at Alexander, n. G.
Miss Helen Smith has gone to New
York for the month Of September.
Mrs. r. NJ Orme, Miss Orme and Miss
Lucy Orme are visiting in Forsyth.
Mrs. Margaret lyman and Mrs Raphael
Salas have returned from Asheville.
Miss Georgia Cope has gone to visit
her sister, Mrs. Holland, in Atlanta.
Miss Kate Grady has returned from
Alexander, n. c., where she spent the
summer
Misses Sadie Frank and Blanche Mohr
will leave this week for New York, to
enter school.
Miss Mary Clay has returned from a
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs Habersham Clay in
Bryan county
Miss Nellie Jones left yesterday for
Spartanburg to continue her studies at
Converse college.
Mr.. Julian Hartridge has returned
from his vacation which he spent in New
York and Chicago.
Miss Daisy Bryan and Miss Jennie Sui
Ivan have returned to Miss Randolph's
school at Edgehill, Va.
Miss Lillian Hamilton returned yester-
day from her summer outing among
friends in South Carolina.
Mrs. w. G. Strobhar returned last night
from Hendersonville, N. c., where she
has been spending the summer.
Miss Mona Saussy has gone to Atlanta.
She will Join Mrs. F.. d. Bloodworth
there and will go to the worlds fair.
W. w. Osborne Esq, j. Fred Lewis
and John w. Parker left last night for
the worlds fair via the Central railroad
Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Lowell, Mrs Mamie
Lowell and Miss Hattie Saussy will leave
for Chicago tomorrow to visit the worlds
fair.
Col. A M Martin of Shirley, S. c., will
pass through Savannah to-day, en- route
for the worlds fair and an extensive
northern and western trip.
Mrs J. Rauers, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Freida and Kate, will
leave tomorrow for Baltimore to place
them in Miss Carriers school.
The Misses I4auney entertained st their
home on New Houston street Monday
evening. The farce "A Box of Monkeys"
was presented by cast Of young peo-
pie.
Master Clarence S. Connerat left yes
terday morning by the South Bound for
Bellevue, Va, where lie will enter upon
years duty at the Bellevue High
School.
Mr.. Jacob Cohen entertained party of
friends Wednesday evening in honor of
his slaughter, Miss Gertrude who will
spend the next year at the Notre DAME
academy in Baltimore.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr. William Robertson Coe and Miss
Jane Hutchinson Falligant, daughter of
Judge Robert Falligant, Wednesday even
ing, Sept. q, at 8o'clock, at Christ church
Mr.. d. B. Lester let for New York
yesterday to complete his law studies at
the Columbia law school in that city. He
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but prefers to complete his law course,
which will occupy another year.
J. L. Whatley, Esq, will leave for the
north to-day on the City of Augusta in the
interest of the new cotton mill at South
over. He will Join Mr.. w L. Wilson and
they will go to New England with the
view of interesting eastern capitalists.
The Moonlight Social Club will give its
first annual hop att Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday evening, Oct. II. They are
arranging to make 1t grand affair. The
committee of arrangements are Mr.
Metzger B. G. Gasgue L. Stock, w E.
Cramer, w. A Mikell and w. Neither.
Secretary Emil j. Rail of the P. H
Wolters Brewing Company, left last
night via the Baltimore steamer for New
York and Chicago, where he will repre-
sent his company at the convention of
| brewers and maltsters. Mr.. Rail is ex-
pecting to elaborate certain plans of brew
house construction that will reVolutiouize
| the brewing trade.
The following passengers are on the
City of Birmingham, to arrive this morn
ing; a. II: Collat, J. c. Paul, j. F.
Fris. Ottinger, w. A. Morgan, A B.
Speigel, Miss NJ e. Coates, Mrs Coll,
J. NJ. Bryant, Mrs. G. H. Gray, H. e.
Hammalk, Mrs. s. r. Spencer, j. w. Tee
pie, Max Brock, D. w. Chase, A. Frouett,
Miss McKinsey. Mrs. E. Liebermann,
Mrs. Strauss, H. I. Frank, Miss V. Frank,
Mrs. II. l.. Smith, Mrs. l. NJ Frank,
Mrs. S. M, LaBree Miss G. Bright, Mrs.
E. N. Lawler, w. H. Birmingham and
wife, w. A. Knight, e. F.. Dyckoff, c. c.
Anderson, Jr., j. j. Kessewicz, E. G. Hop
kins, Miss A. Macon, Mrs. G. Butler,
Mrs. L. A. Carr, j. w. Irvine