The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-09

/ CITY yesterday.
Hon Morgan Rawls, Of Guytou, spent
yes .crday ia the city.
". B. Hayward. OF Charleston, is reg
l-tereu 40 the De soto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. t. Hewlett left for
New York yesterday at noon.
Col. John Screven left for New York
yesterday, via the Coast Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas T. Degon, OF Au-
f. gusta, are guests of the DE Soto.
r.. j. Mills and i. II. Mertins, Of Au-
/ gusta, are guests Of the Pulaski.
Mrs. c. Williams and children Of Co
lumbia, are stopping at the Pulaski.
The engagement Of Mr. Moses Dryfus
and Miss Henrietta Byck is announced
Miss Jesse Chisholm has returned home
! from a visit to Athens and is now at White
| Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hirsch and Miss
| Maud Hirsch of Atlanta, are at Hotel
! Tybee.
Mayor McDonough spent yesterday at
! the Blacklist banks with a party of
! friends.
B. H. Hopkins, of Montgomery, Ala,
was visitor to the cotton exchange yes
! terday.
DR.. J. H. Mccall, of Quitman, was q
| visitor on the floor Of the cotton exchange
| yesterday.
Mrs. c. O. Haines passed through the
| city yesterday on her way to New York
! from Florida.
! Mrs. Walker and Miss Leila Rogers of
| Ocala, Fla, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Guerard.
Mrs. Agnes Postell has been guest Of
Mrs. John Hopkins on Castor street for
! the last week.
Miss Matte Gordon Napier, of Au-
| gusta, is visiting Miss Julie Draytou, on
! Fourth street.
Mrs. H. T. Moore and son will leave
| day after tomorrow for North Georgia to
| spend the summer.
Mr.. c. G. Townsend, of Beaufort,
! passed through Savannah yesterday on
his way to Chicago
| The managers of Hotel Tybee give
| ball Tuesday evening, July II, compli-
mentary to their guests.
Mr.. G Phiffer and Miss Lizzie Christie,
| of Augusta, are visiting Miss Lizzie Muir
! ply, No. SO Jefferson street.
Geo. A. Mercer, Jr., Esq, and Mr.. r. L.
| Mercer. Jr., left last night via. the Cen
| trial railroad to visit the worlds fair.
! Mr.. j. T. Rowland, of Savannah. was a
| guest at the cottage of Mr.. aud Mrs +.
a. Undertake, at Grovetown, last week.
Rev A. j. FARRELL will preach this
morning and tonight at Trinity Method
ist church on the observance of the Sab
bath.
Lieut.. D. F.d'Otte of the revenue cutter
! Boutwell, has returned from a months
leave of absence which he spentin Massa-
! Chusetts.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Cunningham and Miss
jamie Cunningham viii leave day after
tomorrow for Habersham county where
| they will spend the summer.
Mr.. NJ. B. Lane of the Citizens bank,
and Mr.. c. d. Baldwin of Peacock, Hunt
Il Co, spent couple of days last week at
their plantation in LOwndes county.
DR. and Mrs J. Emmett Blackshear en-
| tertained party of friends Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Fannie Cub
hedge and Miss Matte Rogers Of Macon.
Mr. A j. Flrsl1ine and Mr. Chas e.
Muslin, two popular employees of the
Central rail I offices, left last night for
Atlanta on their way to visit the worlds
! fair.
| G. d. Tabor, representing Bedwell, An
derson x Co, manufacturers of tables
and desks, of Boston, spent yesterday in
the city and will leave for New York this
| morning.
Mr.. w. R. Mcintyre and Mr.. w. F. Glib
son left last night for Chicago, via the
| Central railroad. They will spend about
ten days in seeing the sights at the
worlds fair.
Mrs D. J. Morrison, children and nurse
| left for Saratoga on the Kansas City day
before yesterday to remain until Mr.
MorrisOn's arrival in August, when the
family will so to Chicago to visit the
worlds fair
| Friends of Judge and Mrs. Emory
| Speer in this city have received cards to
| the wedding reception given their daugh-
/ ter, Annie Middleton, and Mr. John How
| ard Burr. The reception takes place at
the Cedars, Macon, July 20, at s p. m.
Mrs. Jacob Lippman entertained
! little party of children at Hotel Tybec
| last Wednesday i'll honor of her niece,
! Doris. Blowing soap bubbles was the
| little ones fun. Dan Mcmillan won the
prize. The little miss, in whose honor
! the party was given, recited a number of
selections very prettily.
Lieut. A Minis and DR.. Wilson have
| gone to Griffin to Join the Hussars during
| the reminder of the encampment, which
! lasts until next Saturday. MeSsrs G.. A.
! QuantOck r. L. Pritchard and j. G..
Johnson of the Hussars, 90 up this morn
| ing to spend Sunday in camp with the
! boys. Honorary member j. r. Shuptrine
and Pay member Z. c. Wilson have also
! gone up
Mr.. Frank Threadcraft of Atlanta,
| formerly of this city, who has for some
! time been connected with the Offices of
| the Seaboard Air Line in Atlanta. has
! been promoted to a position of response
! biGJy in the treasurer's Office in Ports
mouth Va. Mr. Threadcraft's promo
| ton is a mcrited recognition of his abili-
/ tv. His friends in Savannah extend him
| their congratulations.
! Mr.. Jas. p. LAWN is making arrange
ments to leave for Washington city some
! time next month, where he hopes to Sc
| cure government position probably in
! the department of the interior Mr..
| LAWN is an old Savannah boy and has
many friends here. who wish him sue
! cess in his efforts If fattering creden
tials viii Go any good he viii secure a
| place as he has letters Of reccommenda-
! ton to all the leading GeOrgians in Wash
! ington from prominent Savannahians
/ who took part in the presidential cam
! paign.
CITY BREVITIES.