The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31
BETWEEN HOLIDAYS AT pooLER
A jolly Week for the People OF the
Little Town.


Little Town.
Miss Emma Hooper visited at the
home of Mr.. John Won Bergen last week.
Miss Louisa Zinc has been spending a
week at the home of Mr.. George Schroeder,
on Won Bergen street.
Mr.. Emory Cooper was visiting at the
home of Mr.. c. B. Patterson last week.
Mrs. F. E. Bregler and daughter are
spending the holidays at the home of MIR.
j. p. Ham.
Mrs. P. Saunders and children were
visiting Mr.. G. Deble last week.
Mr.. ]. o. Cook arrived in Pooler Satur-
day from the university, to spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Frierson and children
spent Christmas at the home of Mr.. H.
Gentry, on Skinner avenue.
Mrs. G. Herten and children. of At
lanta, arrived in Pooler Saturday. and
are spending the holidays at the home of
Mrs. Hertells uncle, Rev. w. r. McCon-
nell.
Mr.. Dan Sheftall and wife, Of Nashville.
Tenn, spent Christmas at the home of
their parent, Mr.. A. Sheftan, on
Rogers street.
Mrs. Butler visited at the home Of Mr..
]. Wilburn last week.
Mrs. Stevens is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. B. Fennell.
MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Crane, of Bulloch
county, visited Mr.. T. Richardson last
week
Miss Minnie Mcclellan was at the home
Of MIR. B. Rothwell last week.
Mr. J. G. Conner, Of Screven county,
was visiting among friends in Pooler last
week.
Mrs. F. D. Green, Of Savannah, spent
Christmas at the home of MIR. w. L.
Bourne.
Mr.. j. Rich, of South Carolina, is visit
ing MIR. w. Ham this week.
MIR w. Forehand, of Garfield, Emanuel
county, is visiting at the home of Mr..
w. Lee.
Mrs. S. Davis met with serious acct
dent last Wednesday. In throwing ba-
sin OF water from her back porch she
overbalanced herself and fell to the
ground. She was badly bruised, and will
be unable to walk for some time.
Mr.. B. Symons gave a Christmas party
last Monday which was largely attended
by his friends. Singing, dancing and
games were INDUCED in.
The Episcopal Sunday school held its
annual festival Tuesday evening" The
singing and exercises were admirably
rendered. After the exercises the good
things hanging on a Christmas tree, pro-
vlded by the members of the church, were
distributed among the children, making
their little hearts glad. Miss Martha
Van Burger and Master Willie Bevans
won the first and second prizes given for
the largest amount collected in the
Bishops Advance Guard boxes.
Rev. G. Reverio will hold services
morning and evening to-day at the
Methodist church.
The Busy Bee Society gave a Christ
mas tree and entertainment for the chill
dren of the public school Wednesday
evening at the new school house. One of
the largest audiences ever seen in Pooler
was present. The recitations and sing
ing of the children were admirable, but
the features of the evening were two
sketches, one entitled "Testing the Coun-
try School Scholars" by the Misses Jes-
sic Nungazer, Annie Thompson, Martha
Won Bergen, Marie Patterson, Masters
Willie Ivey, John Won Bergen, and the
the sketch Married Life" by the Misses
Annie Jantzen, Julian Harrison, May
DAYS, Marie Deble, Marie Patterson. Mas
tiers Frank Brown, Willie Ivey. After the
entertainment the children marched into
the class room where the Christmas tree
was illuminated. Each of the children re-
ceived present.
Miss Patterson gave a sociable at the
home of her parents on Collins street
Thursday evening, which was largely at
tended by her friends. Dancing and
games were INDUCED in to an early hour.
The Pooler Rife Club will spend New
Years day at Montgomery with the
Vernon Rifle Club.
The Christmas day festivities were of
quiet and orderly nature. The beauti-
full weather tended to keep everything in
jolly mood, without boisterousness.
From midnight Sunday until early Christ
mas morning the sound of rifles and
crackers were heard on all sides Capt.
F. H. Marshall entertained the Pooler
Light Infantry to light luncheon in the
morning, which the boys enjoyed. They
afterwards visited Lieuts. Bourne and
Symons' homes, where they were plenti-
fully supplied with the good things that
make Christmas jolly. In the evening
there was display of fireworks given by
the young men of Pooler.