The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-05
THE EDITORS COMING HERE
The Press Club Delegates to Spend
The Morning in Savannah.

They Will Be Given Carriage Drive
Over the City and Will Visit the Cen
trail Railroad Wharves-A Commit
tee of Entertainment Appointed and
a Programme Arranged-The Sew
.enty Delegates to Arrive at z O'clock
and Leave for Charleston at Noon.
This morning at Z o'clock the delegates
to the convention of National Press Clubs,
which held its recent session in Atlanta,
will arrive in the city over the Savan-
nan, Florida and Western railroad.
They will be met at the De Soto hotel
at $50 o'clock by a large committee of
prominent citizens. The members of the
committee have been requested to be on
hand promptly at that hour, as carriages
will be in waiting to take the editors for
a drive over the city.
They will visit some of the different
sections of interest around Savannah, and
will be taken during the morning to the
Central railroad wharves. Arrange
ments have been made for them while
there to inspect the steamship NacOochee
which is now in port. The Nacoochee is
one of the largest and most elegant of
this excellent line of steamers, which are
! the handsomest plying coastwise on the
Atlantic coast.
HANDSOMELY ENTERTAINED.
The editors spent yesterday in st. Au-
gustine, where they were taken imme-
diately after the adjournment of the con-
vention in Atlanta. The party numbers
about seventy, and was taken in charge
! from Atlanta by Mr.. B. w. Wrenn, of the
] act Tovv,Ae-an 80, IL,
railroad, who will come with them
to Savannah. They have been
handsomely entertained on their
tour through the south, and have
everywhere met with the most cor
dial reception. Savannah was only mott
fed yesterday morning that they were to
stop here any length of time, but COM
plete arrangements have been made by
which they will be enabled to see the
| city and many of the points of interest
around it.
They leave Savannah at 10 o'clock on
the Charleston and Savannah railway
and arrive in Charleston at clock this
afternoon. The committee appointed by
Mayor ticken, of that city, to arrange
for their entertainment while there has
formulated an interesting programme
for them while there. The train
will be taken in charge there by the At
lantic Coast Line and run down on the
wharves, where the editors will be taken
on board the steamer Sappho and given a
two hours run around the harbor. At
o'clock they will take carriages at the
city. and will be given a two hours drive,
taking in all the points of interest around
that historic city.
THE DELEGATES IN THE PARTY.
The delegates have their own special
train. The accredited delegates to the
convention who are in the party are:
John A. Cockerill, New York Adver-
tiser.
Baltimore Journalists Club - Max
Ways, Herald; John f. Hussey, News.
Buffalo Press Club-Eugene j. Fleury
and Glen Russell Miner, Buffalo Express.
Boston Press Club-Mason A. Greene,
George N. Whitaker New England
Farmer; Arthur c. Parker, Boston Jour
nal; Edmund G. Carpenter, Boston Ad-
vertiser; Joseph c. Smith, Boston Globe;
Fred E. Whiting, Boston Herald
Chattanooga Press Club-George T.
Fry Jr., The News M B. Ochs, Chatta-
nooga Times.
Cleveland Woman's Press Association
Mrs. f. M. Avery.
Illinois Woman's Press Association
e. Jeanette Abbott. Chicago; Frances
E. Owens, Chicago; Bell L. Gorton, Chi
cago.
Manchester Press Club-Alvin Tholts,
Manchester Union.
New York Press Clubs. H. Agnew.
Recorder; Charles M. Beattie, Press
| Club; Jean l. Charlious, School journal;
Murat Halstead, Brooklyn Standard
Union; John A. Hennessy, T. B. Side
botham, Mail and Express; Caleb H.
| Redfern, Press Club; James B. Town
send, Commercial Advertiser; w. ]. K.
Kenny, City Record; w H. Lewis,
| World; George +. Lyon, Law Journal
Alfred A. Pursall, Commercial Adver-
tiser; Charles J. Perry, Press Club.
| New York German Press Club-Dr
John Frederick.
New England Woman's Press Club
Miss Helen N. Wins0w.
National German American Journalists
and Authors-Dr. j. H. Senner, New
| York.
Pen and Pencil Club, PHILADELPHIA
James Rankin Young, Star; Frank c.
Anderson, Taggart's Times; Charles w.
| Campbell, Inquirer; Peter J. Holm.
/ Ledger; Robert B. Cramer, Times; James
| 5. Mccartney, Record; w. A. Conner,
Pittsburg Press Club-T. ]. Keenan,,
Jr., Charles Sumner Clarke, Charles W.
Houston, G. L. Locke.
| Pittsburg Woman's Press Club-Miss
Janey NJ. Coard. The Press.
Reading Press Club - John Weller,
Post.
! St. Paul Press Club-F A. johnson.
Dispatch; j. Henderson Garsney, II. w.
| Mack, Globe.
Southern Rhode Island Press Club
! George j. Carmichael
Toledo Press Club-Theodore S. Nc
Manus, Commercial; Flavius J. Oblinger,
| Bee.
New York Womans Press Club-Mrs.
Helen H. Gardner, Mrs. Kate Nj. Bost-
wick, Mrs. e. A. Connor
Syracuse Press Club. G. Knauber.
Scranton Press Club-E. B. Squire.
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