The morning news., 1894-08-19
LOCAL PERSONAL.


and children, have gone to Indian Springs
for the remaindex of the summer Before
returning they will visit High Falls.
Miss Amanda McEvoy has returned to
the city, after spending the summer in
Baltimore with her sister, Mrs. J. Nc
Cam.
Rev. J. o. A. Cook will preach at Trim
ity church this morning. Tonight Rev
DIR. Rowe, president Of Wesleyan college,
will preach.
DR.. E H Nichols has returned to the
city from Wilmington Island, where he
has been for a couple of weeks with his
family at the Windemere Club.
Mr.. J. c. Puder and family are the
guests of W. B. Souder, ESQ, in Philadel-
phia.
Mr. c. r. Woods has gone north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Saussy and Miss
! Mona Saussy have gone north.
Miss Lille Tyson sailed Friday on the
Nacoochee for the north. She will visit
Philadelphia, Cortland and other north
ern resorts.
Mrs ]. H. Williams and little daughter
from Augusta, are spending sometime
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. T. r. V.
Bradley, on the White Bluff road
Mrs D. 7. Wilson of Americus is Wis
iting Mrs. T. A. Bryson, No. 1879 Bolton
street.
Miss Daisy Ward who has been visit
ing relatives in Thomasville, has returned
home, after a pleasant visit.
Capt Henry Bluu and family. who
have been a'month or more at their cot
tage at Tybee, have returned to the city.
Receiver n. M Conner of the Central
railroad has gone 10 New York to attend
a meeting of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association TO be held there
next Wednesday. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Conner and family, with Miss An
ME Conner, who will go on TO Pawling, n .
Y, where they will spend the summer at
the Mizzentop Hotel
Judge Hampton l. Ferrill left the city
yesterday morning for AsheviIIe. n. c.,
where he will Join Mrs, Ferrill and
daughter, who are at Kenilworth Inn
Judge Ferrill will return to Savannah for
the September term of the ordinarv's
court, after which he and Mrs. Ferrill
and daughter will spend the rest of the
summer at Saratoga and other New York
resorts.
Alderman Herman Myers was pas
senger on the Nacoochee for New York
day before yesterday. .-..-.
Mr. Wayne Cunningham left for the
north day before yesterday.
MIR. H. Logan has gone out west to look
after his business for the winter.
Miss Ophelia Pritchard has returned
from Grahamville, after delightful visit
to Miss Bessie Howard and Mrs Walls
Miss Bessie Howard. Miss Matte Horrey
andMiss Mona Burnett accompanied her
home.
Miss Daisy Seabrook has returned to
her home in Pineora, after spending some
time with Miss Minnie Lou Pritchard
Mrs. G. Sweeney leaves to-day for the
north via the Atlantic Coast Line, visit
ing Long Branch and other resorts.
Miss Maggie Conway left last week for
Macon, and will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Wynn.
Mrs. Sadie Lamotte left last week for
Macon, and will spend some time with her
aunt, Mrs. J. w. Wynn.
Capt. w. G. Lee entertained a few of
his friends last Thursday evening on the
steam launch Elsie. The party had
| pleasant trip down the river and to Thun-
| derbolt, where a view of the fireworks
was had, In the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. H. Koch, Mrs. r, w. Baughn, Misses
Mamie Schwarz, Ruby Gfaef, Thecla
Schwarz, Mr. Howard Scherer, MIR. Nick
| Helmken.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wilson will leave
for Baltimore next Wednesday r
Mr.. H. H. Livingston left for Clarks-
VILE last night to spend few days with
his family, who are spending the summer
| there.
Mr.. Julian Schley left last night for
| Warm Springs, where his family has been
| for some time.
DR.. w. w Owens will leave for the
north tomorrow.
Maj. w. F. Shellman will leave for New
| York tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hewlett and Mrs
A. H. Hewlett and daughter will leave
tomorrow for Washington.
Master G.. S. Russell returned yester-
| day on the steamer d. H. Miller, from
| Baltimore, where he has been visiting
friends and relativesin Atlantic City and
Washington.
Miss JEANNE Taggart leaves this week
| for Pennsylvania, where she will spend
| the remainder of the summer and fall
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. MacFarlane and
| Master MacFarlaue are among the pas
sengers on the City of Birmingham, to
arrive to-day
Mr.. G. S. Woods is a passenger on the
City of Birmingham, to arrive to-day.
The Albany Herald SAYS: some of the
most enjoyable juvenile entertainments
ever given in Albany was that rendered
| Friday night at the home of Mrs Morris
Mayer on Pine street, by. Misses Hattie
Mayer and Stella Cohn, in honor of Miss
Jessie Brown of Savann alb, who is visit
ing Mrs. H.IFarkas.''
Mrs Mary S. Cunningham, who has
been paying quite an extended visit to
friends in Chicago and elsewhere in the
west, returns home this morning
Miss Sadie Fry entertained at a very
pleasant fruit party on Friday evening
last at her home on CASTOR street Among
the guests were: Mr.. w, w. Wooding,
Mrs. w. S. Fry, Mr.. A Cardsou, Mrs
Cardsou, Macon, Ca. Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Miss Meta Cherry. Mr.. Gea
Thomas, Miss Leila Cherry, Mr.. Duncan
Kent. Miss Rebecca Fry, MIR. Clarence
Chaplin, Miss Marie Fry, Mr. Charlton
Barbour, Miss Belle Vandevere, MIR. w.
A. Cox, Quincy, Fla i; Miss Minnie Fry,
Mr.. S. A, Farley, Miss Edith Cavanaugh,
Mr.. W. H. Fish, Miss Kathleen Fry and
others.
Past Grand A. N. Manucv of Haunt
lodge No, 5o Of this city was unanimously
elected deputy grand master of the grand
lodge at the recent session held at
Augusta This is the next highest office
in the state, aud the election OF MIR.
Manucy was a deserved compliment. as
he is recognized as one of the most Jealous
and earnest odd Fellows in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Bryan and children
have returned from Isle of Hope. where