The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-08
LOCAL PERSONAL.

the north
Miss Sallie Baker has returned from a
visit 10 Milledgeville.
Hon. and Mrs Hampton L. Ferril left
FOR Macon last night
Mrs. }. w. jackson has returned from
a summer ut the north.
Miss Mona Saussy has returned from a
visit to the world s fair.
Miss Mary Richmond is home from a
visit to the worlds fair.
Mrs. d. II. Baldwin and family are now
at No. 1876 Liberty street.
Mrs Jos. Lovevstein and family are
home from Hendersonville.
Mrs D. Hops and Miss Hops have
gone to New York for the fall.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Maclean are
home from a summer in Griffin
Col. and Mrs. William Rogers are home
from visit to the worlds fair.
Mrs. Grace Dasher and children have
returned from the worlds fair.
Miss Georgia Howard has returned from
visit in Chicago and Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Wolff is home from a sum-
merat Hendersonvillea and Flat Rock, n. c.
Miss Mary Savage has returned home,
accompanied By Misses Kate and Helen
Blum.
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| Hudson, have returned from the north
| and west.
w S. Tison, w. B. Stillwell and A. L.
Shellman left last night for Atlanta via
the Central
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Berg and their
sons, Sigmond and Armand, have returned
from Chicago.
Col w. w Gordon left for visit to
Chicago and the worlds fair via the Cen
trial last night.
Mrs. j. B. Howard was passenger on
| the Decatur Miller from Baltimore, day
before yesterday.
Miss Ida Oetgen of Charleston, who
has been visiting friends in Savannah,
has returned home.
Capt. w. D. Dixon and Miss Dixon, who
spent the summer at Montgomery, have
returned to the city.
w d. Simkins and F. S. Lathrop left
last night via the Central to see Chicago
and the world fair
Mr.. Arthur Whitehead has just re
turned from the worlds fair, where he
spent several weeks.
Mrs. G. S. Van Horne and daughter,
Miss Helen, returned by the Atlantic
Coast Line yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan have
moved into town from Isle fHope, whore
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and Masters Corol
and Isaac Minis returned last week from
Marietta, where they spent the summer.
Judge and Mrs. Falligant and Miss Fal-
| ligant will leave tonight via the Central
for Chicago, where they go for several
weeks visit to the worlds fair
Judge Alex MacDouell of the city court
came down yesterday morning on flying
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court and left for Atlanta last night.
Miss McLaws and Miss Virgie McLaws
have been visiting the worlds fair. Miss
Virgie has returned home. Miss McLaws
will remain in Chicago until November.
MIR p. Kirkland left for Baltimore yes
terday. Thence he will go to New York
and from there to the worlds fair, and
then return to his new home in Balti-
more, where his people now reside.
Rev, DIR. Blenus who was unable to oc-
cupy his pulpit last Sunday on account of
sore throat, will preach at the usual
hours of service to-day in the Christian
church. Mr.. j. D. Murphy will preside
at the organ.
Francis P. Salas, who is performing the
duties of solicitor general in the absence
of Solicitor Fraser, presided in that ca
pacity at the session of the city court YES.
terday, and filed the Office with credit to
himself and to the court.
DIR. NJ. Schwab and family are back
from Saratoga, where they spent the
summer. DR.. Schwab reports that the
season was greater success socially than
financially, though he had nothing to
complain of as to the results of the
seasons business.
Mr.. J. A. T. Crisheld, superintendent
of the Mutual Gaslight Company, leaves
for the worlds fair this week, where he
viii read a paper before the American
Gaslight Association on Rate of Purifica
ton" MIR Crisheld's well-known ability
justities the assertion that the paper
will be a valuable one and will attract at
tention.
The annual cnrysanthemum show for the
benefit of the charitable institutions Of
the city, will be given at the Guards
arsenal Nov. 10 and IL. 1t will be con
Quoted by committee ofladies, the same
as the last show. Oelschig has over ,00t
crysanthemum plants with which he will
decorate the hall. This will be the first
public event in the Guards new building
and the character and purpose of the en-
tertainment assure its success.
: DR. and Mrs. w. w Owens will chap
eron quitea party of young people to tht
, worlds fair this week. Besides DR. and
Mrs. Owens the following will compose
! the party: Misses Elise Huger Tina
? Huger, Maud Thomas, Meta Thomas
7 Mamie Brigham and Lizzie Haskell. and
Capt. Manigault and Mr.. A. B. Elliott
/, Miss Kate Brigham will join the party il
: Chicago. The party will leave Savannah
Tuesday night via the Central railroad
There may be two or three further add
| lions to the party.
r Teutoma Division No. 3, of U. r. K D
= P, was out with a brass band last Tues
2 day night and serenaded Sir Knigh
: Guard H. E. Dreeson and Sir Knigh
Fred Schwarz. The division was enter
+ tanned at each place 1t then called upoI
Sir knight John Stahmer, who has just
} returned from New York, with his bride
, He was married Sept. IA at Union
n. j., to Miss Trenia Buschen, former
: resident of this city. The serenader:
paid their respects to the young couple
! and spent delightful time at their hos
/ pitable home
Miss Minnie Schwarz of this city il
visiting friends in Wilmington, n. c., he
old home. This talented young vocalis
gave an entertainment last Thursda.
; night, assisted by the leading musica
! talent of that city. The Wilmington
l Messenger says of it: Miss Schwarz san!
several solos greatly to the delight Of tn,
audience She was received with marked
favor and never appeared before a vii
; mingtOn audience to better advantage
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