The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-30
LOCAL PERSONAL.

I'M DesRochers, of Jacksonville, is at
tba DE Soto.
Mr. n NJ. Cunningham leaves to-day
Co.. New York.
livingston, of Madison, Fla, is
NEST of the Pulaski.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers wy leave
for Ashevllle to-day
10 Mr. John D. Weld will snilion the
NJ Callfe Shellman is visitingl Miss
y,rr.I Chapman, at White BlpfS~
M. and Mrs. [ G. Haas and family
Ill r,gye this week for Chicago.
Mr.. H. w. Way left rthe north yes
.sris, on the schooner Wm.~Crane.
Mrs Ellie Bostwick is a guest of Mrs.
: Guckenheimer at Hotel Tybee.
Mr. Andrew Hanley was a passenger on
.be Nacoochee for New York this morn
George F. Waltham will leave to-mor-
.,, for A two-mOnthS trip at northern re-
sorts
Mr. Alex Hofheimer has returned to
the city after spending several weeks in
Florida.
Mrs G. Downing and Miss Ethel Down
me of Brunswick, are stopping at the
De Soto.
Mrs A. Minis and Misses Maria and
Tavinia Minis have gone to Maine for the
summer.
Miss Ellen f. Quenan, of Cohoes, N. Y,
& visiting her cousin, Mr.. NJ. T. Quenan,
Isl Duffy street.
Miss Hattie May will go to Henderson
vile. n. c., this week for the remainder
of the summer.
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NJ = Dunn and Miss Augusta Blum at the
cathedral Aug. 9.
Mr.. L. L. Rawls was elected a member
Of the board of trade at the meeting held
Yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hirsch, who have
been at Hotel Tybee, will return to their
home in Atlanta to-day.
DIR. and Mrs H. G. Bouton, Miss Daisy
Boulimeau and Miss Annie Mcintyre will
leave for Chicago this week.
MIR J. Frank Jones has returned from a
visit to Western North Carolina, where
his family is spending the summer.
Mr.. j. A. G. Carson left yesterday for
Southwest Georgia, where he will be gone
On a business trip for several days.
MIR. J. w. Galina leaves for Chicago via
New York Tuesday. He will visit Allan
tic City, Saratoga and Asbury Park.
Mrs. James r. Dent leaves for the
White mountains Tuesday where she ex-
poets to spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
Rev and Mrs. Dripps will leave tO-mor-
row for the north They will spend the
remainder of the summer In New Eng
land.
Miss Florence Palmer left yesterday
morning for Summerville S. c., where
she will be the guest of Mrs. Julia Fish
burn.
Miss Mary Graham, of West Brough-
ton, s. J., who has been visiting Mrs.
James Graham, will return home this
week.
Mr.. D. r. Thomas and family leave on
Tuesday for Chicago and the west, and
will spend some time with relatives in
Missouri.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Stokes returned to
the city last night from Lookout Mountain
and other places which they visited on
their bridal tour.
Mr.. J. G. Puder will sail for New York
this morning on theMacoochee. He goes
to Cortland N. Y. where Mrs. Puder is
spending the summer.
Mrs. Julia DuPrees leaves on the City
of Augusta Tuesday to spend the remain
der of the summer and fall with relatives
at Troy and Dansville, N. Y,
General Secretary, ]. A. Dorrittee of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
was passenger on the steamer VIM.
Crane for Baltimore yesterday.
The little friends of Mrs Jacob Lipp-
man presented her a pretty souvenir
spoon at Tybee last week in appreciation
Of her efforts to make the children's ball
a success.
Mr. Holbrook T. Estill, of the MORN
ING News, and wife, leave this morning
on the steamship Nacoochee for New
York. They will visit Chicago before
they return home.
Mrs T. Mayhem Cunningham and the
Misses Woodbridge leave for Asheville,
n. c., Tuesday. They will stay at the
Kenilworth hotel for month and then
60 to Saratoga for September
j. e. Smith, Jr., j. Fl. Smith and Miss
Sallie Smith of Oconee, and Miss Mary
w Smith and Miss Agnes Prosser, of
Milledgeville, are at the Pulaski They
leave on the steamer for New York this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs r. M Henderson, of
Montgomery, Ala, Miss Bette Sessions,
OF Union Springs, and Miss Rita Bowen,
OF Tuskeegee, arrived from New York on
the City of Augusta yesterday and regis
tered at the De Soto.
"AihSD II dlllR anu ltdNeS bO-UdY IOT Au-
gusta to attend meeting of the Georgia
superior court judges, which will be held
there tomorrow. On account of his alb
sence the jury in the superior court has
been discharged until Tuesday, subject to
further notice.
A pretty entertainment by the children
an Hotel I'ybee was given last Thursday,
Inc affair was arranged by Miss Gene
we've Sullivan, and was entertaining to
all who witnessed it and enjoyed by the
participants. Dancing and tableaux were
Ine principal amusements.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Richmond and
daughter May will leave on the Nacoo-
cnee this morning, They will spend next
month at Hornellsville and Silver
Lake New York and will go to
Inc worlds fair They win return to Sa-
'dnnah about the middle of September.
Dr Edgar Fl. Nichols, who has had a
yen days outing withIhis family at the
Nndemere Club House on Wilmingtonis-
ld,lo returned yesterday He is enthusi-
a'.ic about Wilmington island and speaks
en- hQsidstically of the hospitality of the
Nlhdemere club and the water from the
afJeSlan well of Mayor Tilton.
me following Savannahians are regis
VI'd at Suwannee Springs Mrs. Gradot,
us A Fernandez, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hol-
aaeasJeln, Mr.. f. B. Brandon, Mr. j. II.
~ Aloder, Mr.. A Hanley, Jr., Mrs. A
iIII4ni.eE, Miss Bessie Hanley, Miss Loretta
33il'1leE, Master NJ. +. Hanley, Miss Winnie