The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-02

" S-hwarz Miss Thockla Schwarz. Air.
dlm Fleming of Augusta Mr. W. Monroe.
DIR Pred Morgan aud Mr. Gus Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Guckcnheiner sailed last
Week au The Tallahassee for New York.
lheN viii spend the summer 40 mort hern
watering places
Mr.. and Mrs Leopold Adler left last
week tor'New York where thevwill spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer. Of Colu mbus,
with their charming children Miss Laura
and Master Richard, are visiting at the
nome ofgtheir relatives Mr.. and Mrs. G.
=. Connerat in Pulaski square.
Miss Lily Hin leaves this week for her
home near Augusta.
Miss Lodge and Miss Rosa Lodge left
last Friday TO spend the summer with
relatives at Harville, Ga.
Miss NJ. Guthman, of Atlanta, is spend
Ing the week at Tybee with Mrs. L G.
Haas.
Mrs. Agnes B. Poster, who was in
Europe for quite a long time studying
music in nthe best schools and winning
honors in her profession, has returned,
and is guest of Mr. and Mrs George J.
Mills. She expects to go to Washington
next Wednesday, In the meantime it is
hoped that her many friends in the city,
" AANi Z olAC IDS dlNd No bGGAA u RICdb ldNOI-
lite, will have an opportunity to hear her
sing.
Miss Laura Lester invited a few friends
Thursday evening 10 meet her guest, Mrs.
BlOunt, of Macon. Her friends were Miss
Guile Lawton, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss
Hopkins, Miss Annie Conner, Messrs. w.
de Bruyn Hops, Carleton Champion,
Walter Chisholm, J. Ferris Cam, w. w.
Williamson, and Mills B. Lane.
Mrs. E kaufman and her daughter,
Olive, will leave Tuesday on the City of
Birmingham for New York. From there
they will 60 by the steamer Elba to Ger
many, where she will visit her old home,
and spend about year with relatives.
BLUFTON ITEMS.
Bluffton, July 1.--Mr. J. A. Huger and
family are ensconced in their lively cot
tage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pritchard, who
have Just completed their charming sum
mer villa, are entertaining Miss Katie
Pritchard of Ogeechee, a lovely blonde,
and Miss Mamie Pritchard of Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Martin, have for
/ their guest Mrs. Matte Shoney, of Char
lottesville, Va.
The club house will be filled by party
headed by Judge Hayward from Hardee-
vile next week. A ball will close the
lbSblNIbi6S OdbuEudy uiSlJs
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r, Hayward, of
Linden Park, suburb to Bluffton, will
| entertain during July Miss Maccaw of
| Savannah
Every evening the bluff is lined with
visitors watching the bathers The
bathing is simply delightful Many of the
expert swimmers along the coast are
here DIR. A. E HIGHWAY, owner of
Hunting Island plantation, so far is the
one most admired for his wonderful feats
| of diving, etc Miss Corinne Hayward is
very graceful in the surf The Lock-
woods are always present.
Mr. Paul Duboise, of Albany college, is
home spending his vacation.
DR.. A. E. HIGHWAY, aided byiMrs.
| COe, entertained Capt. Beardsley, of the
naval station, and friends on their return
| trip on the pilot boat which gave an ex-
cursion last week. Miss Tillie Odell, the
| beautiful and talented artistic of Beau
| fort, was among the guests. Miss Odell
| leaves the last week in July for New
| York, to fill an engagement with the
| Frohmans.
Mrs ]. E. Woodward of Atlanta,
| daughter of DR. Mellichamp, is spending
| the summer here.
Miss Gertrude Westmoreland, of At
lanta, is delighting friends here with her
| NOhuOAA VI bAdAlO pay AhS.
| The beautiful cedar trees surrounding
the Church of the Cross have been
| chopped down by some vandal Our visit
ors are up in arms Their shade was a
| cosy retreat.
Russell shoes will be seen in the major
| ity at the worlds fair; somebody says
Russet is easy for walking, standing, and
not hard to take care off
Mr.. Audley Hill is down from Augusta
and is at Hotel Tybee to-day.
Mrs. Walter and family left last week
for North Carolina and will go on to Chi
cago.
The Moorish room in Mrs. Arson
Phelps-Stokes' Madison avenue New York
house is fullO divans, soft pillows, swing
| ing lamps and draperies, with a tessella-
ted floor and splashing fountain. that
usounds well. | don't suppose Mrs,
Stokes has any share in central railroad.
Miss Mabel Stoddard leave tomorrow
for Staunton Virginia to be absent two
| years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ashmore left last
Friday night for Augusta. From there
| they go to Athens, and later to Chicago.