The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-12
LOCAL PERSONAL.

noon to-day for New York
Mr.. Max Wolf has returned from a
visit 10 his parents in Germany.
Capt. Lawrence left for Baltimore. yes
terday on the William Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bates and their
daughters leave this week for the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. LeHardy returned
from the north yesterday on the Kansas
City.
Mr.. c. L. Bruner. trainmaster Of the
Central railroad at Atlanta, is in the
city.
Mr.. NJ. T. Quinan was appointed a com
merclal notary public by Judge talligant
yesterday.
Collector Of Customs J. F. B. Beckwith
returned from the north yesterday on the
Kansas City.
Hon. w. A. Little passed through Sa-
vannah yesterday, on his way to his home
in Columbus
Miss Mary Wayne left last night for
| Han county She will 60 from there to
| Gainesville.
Miss Mamie A. Tuberdy has returned
home from Philadelphia. after an absence
of three months
Maj. g. NJ. Ryals has returned from
the meeting of the State Agriculture
Society at Carrollton.
J, r. Jeter, soliciting freight agent of
the southern Railway Company, went up
to Atlanta last night.
Mr. William baltimore returned yes
terday on The Kansas City from month
at the northern resorts.
Misses Emma Meyer and Nellie Walsh
have gone north to purchase their stock
OF fall and winter goods.
Mrs. Lawrence Kelley and children
nave gone TO Asheville, y. c., to spend
The remainder of the summer.
The two cakes disposed of yesterday
for the benefit of the Old Folks Homes
were awarded to Mr. Pat Brennan.
Mrs. A. p. Solomon, Master Perry Sol
ONION and Miss Ada Solomon have gone to
Warm Springs to spend four or five
weeks.
Miss Jennie C. Lynch of Philadelphia
was a passenger on the City of Birming-
ham last week. She is visiting Miss
Rose Keely.
Miss Sheldon, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. G. Carson at Isle of
hope, Will leave this week for her home
in Waycross
Mrs. F. L. Cooper left the city last
night for Turnersville, where she will
Join her husband, Mr.. +. L. Cooper, who
is yet quite sick
Miss Mamie Roos will leave Savannah
tomorrow morning to visit her sister,
Mrs A. +. Harris in Macon Her MANY
friends wish her an enjoyable time
Miss c. Steinbach has returned from
Charleston, accompanied by Miss Ida
Oetjen ana Miss Carrie Kahrs, who will
spend three weeks with Miss Steinbach
Miss Rosie Roos, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs A. +. Harris in Macon.
has returned home, to the regret of her
m q nv fri do g..-. L.,
stay.
Mr. Thomas P. Henry will be a passen-
ger on the Birmingham to-day for New
York. Mr.. Henry is returning to his
journalistic duties in New York. after a
visit to his old home in Augusta
Maj. and Mrs p. W Meldrim will leave
this week for SaratOga Mai Meldrim
Will attend the meeting of the America an
Bar Association He is a member of the
committee on uniformity of laws.
Mr.. Thomas C. Crenshaw, claim adjus-
ter OF the Central railroad, went to At
lanta last night. Mr.. Crenshaw's friends
predict that he will be appointed to a
place on the state railroad commission by
Gov. Atkinson.
Mrs. Beckwith will chaperonea maroon
ing party to Warsaw this week. In the
party Is Misses Henrietta and Sallie Co.
burn, Miss May Belle Beckwith, Misses
Garnet and Gazelle Launey, and Mr..
Stewart, Mr. Robert Coburn, Mr.. Blaine
and Mr.. Charles Dupont.
MIR and Mrs. r. M. Demere gave a ma
rooning party last week on the yacht
Ocean Queen. The party left Isle of Hope
Thursday morning and was gone until
yesterday They cruised to the north end
OF Warsaw. In the party were Miss Elise
Guerard, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Sadie
Houston and Mr.. Harry Backus
MIR. j. G. Wright, popular young gen
tleman of this city, telegraph operator at
the Central railroad office, was happily
married last Wednesday afternoon to
Miss Nina Swain, at the residence of the
brides father at Reeves, in Gordon
county After the wedding the happy
couple came to Savannah and are resid-
ing at No lOl15 Montgomery street Mr.
and Mrs Wright held a wedding recep-
ton Thursday night and received the
CONGRATULATIONS of a host of friends, who
wished them long life of continued hap