The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-20

Tallahassee. Fla, Jan. lq-Mrs. F. NJ.
| Stanley, of Connecticut, who is a guest of
Mrs. Florence Gibbons and native of
Tallahassee, possesses the following souve-
mir OF Tallahassee society sixty-three
years ago:
BALL.
In honor Of Col, and Nine Murat
| The pleasure OF your company is requested,
on Tuesday, Nov. 9. at a BALI. to be given at
the Planters hotel, in Tallahassee
r. X Call ........, .......... Romeo Lewis.
L n Betlon --..'-'-.-..-' iJ0hh n, am pen
| ID. b. Macomo .-......-..... William B. INITIAL
| Charles Austin .....-..... Edward Lockerman.
Oct. y 1850. Managers.
Call and Brown afterwards became
governors Of Florida, and Austin state
treasurer. The others were prominent
business men of Tallahassee. Austin is
the only survivor Of that event. He lives
in Atlanta and is about So years old.
Mrs. Stanley was a Miss Hutchins.
Col. John II. Law, prominent in
suranee man, Of Cincinnati, is a guest of
Hon. W. r Wilson, president OF the
board OF trade.
Cicero Lodge, No. 1. K. OF P, will cele-
brate their anniversary on the 10th of
February, in an appropriate manner.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. Church, South,
are preparing for tissue paper party,
on the evening OF the SOJn.
Miss Nellie Shine is visiting friends at
Orlando.
Presiding Elder f. ]. Holmes will hold
quarterly meetings at tine Tallahassee
Methodist church next Saturday and
Sunday
George H. Averill and family, of Micco-
sukee, A. B. Blackburn and wife, of Lloyd,
Charles Harris and family, of Georgia,
have become residents of Tallahassee.
Tho Sanfhar,r ExrrNv-op 1,a-
gin service on the Carrabelle, Tallahassee
and Georgia railroad Feb. l.
Hon. j. w. Trammell, superintendent,
and G. I. Collins, comisssry Of the state
insane asylum at Chattahoochee. are on a
business visit to the capital
The ladies of the Tallahassee Improve
ment Association deserve and are re-
ceAying many encomiums for their eff
cfent work in identifying the capital
city. This week they have been engaged
In filing Bloxham Park with a fine as
sortment Of rare shrubbery and choice
towers, secured from well known florists
OF the country. Bloxham Park will be
made one of the most attractice orna-
nents OF Tallahassee. Since there are
already four beautiful parks in Two Hun
dred Foot street, il has been suggested
that the name be changed to Park Ave
nue." Other parks are contemplated in
this street.
The governor has made the following
civil appoin tments Herbert Lamson, OF
Jacksonville, TO be notary public for the
state at large
Hon. j. L. Crawford and Hon. L. B.
Wombwell made an oficial visit to the
State Lunatic Asylum at Chattahoochee.
There are $50 inmates at the institution,
and they report not a single person In
bed, and everything there in very sat
isfactory condition.
The city election will take place on
Tuesday, Feb. 20. Mr.. r. B. Carpenter
has been four times elected mayor, al
though he has never sought and does not
now seek the honor Mr.. b. B. Wilson,
1t is said, is being urged 30 become a can
didate for mayor.
Arthur ]. johnson, of Pensacola, to be
timber and lumber inspector for Escam-
bia county.
Theodore Titus. of Titusville, to be
notary public for the state at large.
The regular weekly hop took place at
the Leop tonight.
Miss Courtney Walker left yesterday
for Baltimore