The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-14

Ruthie Stewart Miss Lilly Hill, Miss
George Roberts, Mr.. I. Mayo Read, Mr.
R. s. Talmadge, Mr.. R. c. Eastman, Mr.
Daniel Talmadge, Mr.. w. r. Leaken, Mr..
r. S. Elliot, Mr.. T. Screven, Mr.. H W.
johnson, Mr.. NJ. B. Lane, Mr.. A. D. John
ston, Mr.. A. L. Alexander, Mr.. A. G.. Cue
rard, Jr., Mr.. A. r. Lawton, Jrj Mr.. G.
j. Baldwin, Mr.. Dwight Roberts. Mr. r.
w. Cunningham, Mr.. Charles Ellis, Jr.,
Mr. H. H. Thomas. Mr.. w. w. william
son, and Mr.. John Heard Hunter.
Mrs. j. P. Williams is in New York at
the Park Avenue hotel
Mr. and Mrs. H. H Gainsburgh have re-
turned from Kenilworth Inn, Asheville,
and are residing at the De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ferst and Miss Maize
Ferst are at the New Netherlands hotel.
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cam and
daughter will move into the city this
week from Isle of Hope.
Mrs. L. W. Wortsman and Miss Helen
Binswanger, who have been in the north
and east for several months, will re-
turn home tomorrow on the City of Biz
mingham.
Mrs. s. r. Einstein and children left
Thursday night for Nashville, after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Einstein on Lib
erty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan and chill
dren have moved in from Isle of Hope and
are residing at Miss GanahPs on Tavlor
street
Mr.. NJ. s. Guckenheimer is in New York
at the Savoy.
Miss Lima Woodbridge returns to-day
from New York.
Mr.. Well is in Atlanta visiting his son
and daughter.
Miss Kate Leary of Brunswick is visit
ing her brother at Mrs. E. j. Thomas on
Liberty street.
An entertainment under the auspices of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association will
be among the interesting events of next
week
Mr. Martin Dunbar was in Augusta
last week for a day or two.
Rev. G.. Monroe Royce leaves this week
for New York
Mr.. F. A. d. Hancock has returned
from New York.
Mrs. f. A. Luck was in Augusta last
week visiting her father on Broadway.
Mr. I. Mayo Read. MI. Roger c. Eastman
! Mr.. Robert Sanford Talmadge and Mr.
Daniel Talmadge of Charleston were in
the city last week and were among tho
guests at the Retaliation wedding
Wednesday morning
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city after a summer spent north and in
Augusta with Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. LeHardy are residing a:
Mrs. T. S. Wayne on South Broad
street.
! Miss Maggie Estiu left last Wednesday
| for Charleston, where she is visiting Mr.
and Mrs A. M. Wragg.
Miss Isabel Castleman OF Atlanta is Wis.
ting Col. and Mrs. William Garrard or
/ CASTOR street.
Miss Stewart and Miss Ruthie Stewart
left last week for New York
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean returned to the
city last Tuesday from Baltimore.
Mrs. Aaron Ferst is in Atlanta.
Mrs. S Einstein entertained at lun
cheon last Thursday at ThunderboIt, IL
compliment to Mrs. S. r. Enstein ant
children of Nashville. Tenn.
The engagement of a Hepzibah belle WHIT
frequently visits Augusta, and a promi
nent Savannah merchant is rumored, say,
the Augusta Evening News.
Miss Louise Guerard returned last weel
| from Baltimore.
Mrs. Beirne Gordon and children hav,
returned from Maryland
Miss Virginia Cunningham returned yes
terday from New York.
Mrs c. N Brandt is in New York.
Mrs. George J. Mills returned yesterda,
from the north.
Miss Dub has returned to the city from
a visit to New York.
Mrs. Ed Frost arrived yesterday from
| Charleston and a summer spent at tn
Highlands, North Carolina Mr.. and Mrs
Frost are resting at Miss McAlpin's OF
South Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Sans returned las
Sunday from New York, and are residing
at No. As CASTOR street.
Mrs. D. II. Baldwin is in New York.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and children are a
Capon Springs, w. Va
Mrs. x. c. stiles is at Greenwood, Va.
Mrs. w W. Mackau and children ar
at Langley, Va.
Miss n. Hymes OF sandersviIle, Ga, 4
visiting Miss Lena Enrich on Huntington
street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lucas and sons have re
turned home from South Carolina wher
they spent September
Mr.. James S. Estlu and Miss Maud
Won Eberstein We're married oct T. an,
are residing at No. 146 Gordon street.
Miss Annie Greenwood is in New York
where she is the recipient of much at
tention
The guards Fair, 20 take place durin,
the gay season, will be one OF the event.
Of interest I'm society. The friends o
the guards are interesting themselves IL
tho success Of the fair, and young and oil,
alike are being enlisted IN its behalf 4
meeting was held Friday afternoon n
the guards hall organizing tho com
mittee. Mrs. J. NJ. Bryan was elected