The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

+ having won % Hirh grade in 800 hIs r'as-i-
AU.. Jennie sullivan has returned from
school for her summer vacation. She l-
attaudinr school near baltimore SHE PSI
lf her home no Isle of Hope
Miss Mary Cuthbert has returned toher
home m the Hin, near Augusta, after
I visit % friends on Macon street.
Miss Daisy Bryan. Miss Nora Wyly
and Miss jennie Sullivan have returned
hamc from Edrchill school, Virginia.
Mis-, Mira and Miss Lola Moyuclo are
great fav1lit,s 40 Lucy Cobb Institute.
/ The commencement is now iu progress 40
| Lucy Cobb Although only l3 years or
age. Miss ola was one of four chosen 70
compete for the chief musical prize. The
other competitors were girls over y
years of age
Miss Hattie May, Miss Mamie Maccaw
and Miss Nellie Martin are spending a
few days at Isle of Hope with Nh. and
Mrs. George Gaillard.
Mrs Max Wolf and child are in Hen
dersonville n. c.. where they will spend
the summer
Mrs Archie Howell of Marietta re
turned home yesterday after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T. j. Charlton.
Mr. Paul Haskell. IN, who met with an
accident some time since, has recovered
almost enough TO lay aside his crutches.
Mrs n Il Fiunie is at her home again
on Duffy street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Shearson left
last Tuesday for Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs Shearson has almost recovered from
severe illness, and after remaining
awhile in Virginia they will go on to
Canada and to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Maclean and
their daughter, Miss Annie Maeleau, left
last Tuesday for New York, where they
will spend few weeks.
The shirt waist brigade are already out
in full force. The weather demands
them the girls love them because they
are convenient and cool, and above all, he
coming. The society girl has already
been seen in church wearing her fresh
muslin shirt waist with as much ease and
grace as she did her tailOr-made gown in
midwinter One blonde belle happens to
wear pink and blue shirt waists that are
the most becoming outing suits possible.
With bewitchiug frills around her soft
throat and wrists, it is enough to make
her admirers wish that it were always
summer and she did not have to wear
high collars and long gloves.
The monument to be erected to Mrs
Washington by the Daughters of the Revo-
luton is meeting with enthusiastic APP
probation by solid people, who not only
applaud the movement, but aid and en-
courage it by contributions.
Miss Sarah Hardwick who has been
visiting friends in Savannah has returned
to her home on the Hill, near Augusta.
Miss Hardwick'S musical talent is thor
oughly appreciated and always in de-
mand in her native town, and she cannot
long be spared from their midst
A pretty german was danced by the
al 1aa=f
Augusta News, and the figures were lead
by Mr.. Burrows and Miss Doughty The
affair was a special compliment to Miss
Lanier Of Americas and Miss Baker Of
Savannah, two fair visiting bellies. Bear
dens orchestra furnished the music, and
Masonic hall presented a sweet and very
swell appearance until the wee sma'
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grouse entertained
at cards last Wednesday night.
The scholars of the nigh school enjoyed
picnic at Warsaw yesterday Mr.. Par
sons giving the tickets.
Mrs Walter Curtis and Miss Pierce
left last Friday for Brooklyn.
The Misses Hamilton and Miss Jones
have returned home from Converse Col
lege, Spartanburg S G. Mrs. S. p Ham
ilton, who attended commencement at
the college, has returned home. 1t is
gratifying to their friends in Savannah to
know that Miss Ida II Estill received the
art medal, and that Miss Jones received
the medal for Instrumental music at the
college
Mr. Duncan Mcfarland has returned to
Savannah from Marietta and will 90 on
TO Montana, where he expects to reside in
future.
Miss Scotia Walter, who has been at
tending school ut Edgehill, win be Joined
there by Mrs. Walter and 90 on to Chi
cago.
Miss Claude Bond leaves next Wednes-
day for MilledgevillC.
Miss Julia Johnson, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John j. McDOnOugh and
Capt and Mrs. John Flannery, returned
to her home in New York last week.
Mr.. r. Lee Wylly is in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Chisholm of Townsville is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Chisholm.
Miss Emmie Jaudon is visiting Mis-:
Daisy Talmadge in Athens.
Miss Laura Fraser of Pennington is
! visiting Miss Mamie jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Robinson enter
| tanned last evening at Hotel Tybee
| The guests were Miss Blanche Belsinger
! Miss Carrie Lilienthal Miss Nellie
| Enrich, Miss Magnus Lowenthal anC
! others.
| Miss Laura Belle Griffin of Dawson
! Ca, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
| Cheatham on Duffy street. left for hen
| home Friday. Miss Grifin's accomplish
ments have made for her many friends
! and admirers in the Forest city
| Mr. and Mrs Il. Q. Cassels entertained
| at an informal tea at their summer resi-
! dence, "Lynhurst, in Pennington, Lib
! erty county, ON Thursday evening, Mis-,
! Olo Mallette, Miss Susie Cassels and Miss
! Valcria Cassels of Townsville. Miss Gus
sic Reppard and Mss Susie Reppard OF
Pennington, Mr.. r. NJ Martin OF Hines
| Vile Mr. A. G. Cassels and Mr.. K. f
/ Cassels of Mcintosh. The guest of honor
| was Miss Mallettc, who is spending some
/ time with friends in the county.
Mans Work About the House.
Away up in the north fork OF the Kentucl1,
| river, says the Detroit Free Press the Widow
| Wilson kept halfway house. famous in tina