The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-10

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Mary Appleton. Miss Daisy Phillips Miss
Georgia Phillips, Miss Matte Backus,
Miss Hattie Hardee Miss Maggie Hull,
Miss Sadie Mays, of Florida; Miss Meta
Harden, Miss Maggie Sheilmau, Mn ".
X. Leaken, Mr. II. ii. Thomas, Mr.. J. =.
Schley Mr. j. Il. Anderson, Mir. j. Cars
/ well, Mr.. w. p. Hartridge, Mr. X. Gun
ningham, Mr.. c. Champion and Mr.. W
/ ID. Harden.
Mrs. George A. Whitehead is a guest of
I Mrs T. Harry Oates 1907 Reynolds
street, Augusta
Miss Ruth Reid and Miss Ruthie Stew
art have returned from Darien, where
they were the guests of Miss Gertrude
! Clarke
Among those at Tybee hotel last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Gibson, Mr. j.
Rice Smith, Of Augusta; Miss Ellen Fal-
lgaut, Mr. and Mrs. i. j. Maxwell, Mr.
H. NJ. Rogers. Mr. Barron Carter, and
{ Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Maxwell, of Mote.
yuma.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Shcarson have
arrived in England. They will spend
several months in travelling to different
! points of interest while abroad.
Mrs J. L, Whatley who was visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. Pritchard, ouJ-of-
town, has returned home
Fashion DEGREES that colored chemi-
]
white suits.
Mrs Louis w. Schley Of Augusta. was
! in the city last week'to be present at the
! Schley- welding last Wednes-
/ DAY evening.
Mrs. Grooves, accompanied by her son,
! Robert left last week for their home in
Atlanta, after visit TO her parents, Mr.
! and Mrs. r. d. Walker, Oh Charlton
! street.
Mrs. f. p Haldeman sails this week
/ for Europe.
Miss Barclay, of Augusta, will be the
| guest OF Miss Belle Brunner, on Gwin-
| nett street this week.
Miss Annie Conner left last Friday for
New York. She viii be absent about
two weeks
Miss Elton, of st. Louis, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs j. I. Dent, and from there
she Will go to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heard Hunter.
Miss Emelyn b. Hartridge left last
! Friday FOR New York. She will attend
the Nassar closing commencement, and
will spend some time on the New Eng
land coast.
Miss Selig's class of elocutioa enter
| tanned their relatives and a few friends
last Wednesday afternoon. from ) to 6 go
O'Clock, with a most interesting pro-
gramme of well-rendereu recitations.
| Eacn one was good, and too
| much praise can not be given
to the admirable style of elocution
After the programme refreshments
were served The programme was: Miss
| beulah HeXter "Iaureame, the Marble
Dream Mrs. Julius Collat, The Young
Gray Head" Edith Robinson, so Was
:" Rita Roth, Poor Little joe" Ruthie
| Enrich, "Ruthies Faith In Prayer :"
Bessie hrauss, Miss Huldah's Oher:"
Miriam Herman, "Homesick;" Sadie
Sternberg, "A Frightened Woman:n Be
atrico Gazan, The Clowns Baby "Stella
Cohen, The Newsboy;" Carrie Bohr-
man, The Minuet;" Rita and Edith,
| "The Parting. -
The duplicate whist club met at the
! residence OF Mrs. A. X. Lawton, Jr.. last
Friday afternoon. Only six members
We're present, the others being out OF the
city. Ihose present were; Mrs p. w.
! Meldrim, Mrs L. NJ. Warfeld, Mrs. r.
/ q. Hunter Mrs. p T. Haskell.
Mrs. l. W Haskell, Mrs. H. NJ
Conner, Mrs j. Rauers, Mrs. j. T. Dent.
| Mrs c. j, Baldwin, Mrs. G. b. Malone,
and Miss Maud Thomas.
Miss Alice Bates left on Friday for
baltimore on her way TO the Chautauqua.
| inNew York, where she will be piano ac-
companist in DR. Palmers music festival.
This was high compliment To this young
J musician and one she is thoroughly capa-
/ bic of sustaining, Her ready knowledge
of music and her accurate and pleasing
| touch qualify her to be among leading ac-
! companists. From New York she will go
west; returning to Savannah about
October
The picnic of the First Presbyterian
church was held last Friday at Tybee,
and the beach and pavilions were well
filled with holiday guests The children.
! with their seashore buckets and spades,
were blissfully happy with SAND and
shells.
Miss Mary Whitehead is in Augusta,
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs T. =. Branch.
Mn and Mrs Arthur Overton expect to
spend the summer in England with rela-
tives. Their departure has been delayed
by the serious illness of Mrs OVertou
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Cole were among
the guests at Tybee last week
Isle of Hope is a popular resort for
! evening jewellers, aud promises to be well
patronized By lovers Of still water bath
! ing.
Mrs. NJ. M Bates left Friday for the
J north.
Miss Louise Barnard leaves this week
I to visit Miss Bessie Mills, of Griffin.
Mrs. A. w. Morehouse left last Tuesday
/ for Thomasville, TO be absent month
Miss Moran leaves to-day for Charles
= ton, much TO the regret Of many friends.
I Mrs. Pope Barrow and children went to
! Sapelo island last week, to visit relatives.
Miss Mcintosh, who was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Morehouse. left for
her home in Townsville last Tuesday
| She made many friends while in the city
who regret her departure.
! Miss Clelia Elliott left last week TO
visit Mrs. Robert Stiles at Malbone.
! Col and Mrs. William Garrard and
GDnpH
/ Cottage Club
| MIR. 7. p. Huger has returned from
! Augusta, where he went from the en-
/ campment.
Miss Florence Nisbet left last Friday
| for New York, and will sail this week for
Germany 10 visit relatives
The production of the one act farce
"Shrah's Young Man, by w +. Setter.
on Friday evening by the Dramatic Club.
was "a success far beyond the expectations
of not only the audience of about fifty IN