The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-01
EASTER WEEK AT PooLER.
A Week of Social Events in the Littl
VILLAGE

A Week of Social Events in the Little
Village.
Miss Iris st. Cloud was at the home of
of Mr. w Armstrong last week.
Miss Maggie Schaul visited friends in
Pooler last week.
n. w. Snuman was visitor at the
home of Mr.. j. Snider last week.
MIR. n. w. Rimes. of Liberty county,
was at the heme of w. II. Burford last
week.
Mr.. w Clements, who has been visiting
friends in Statesboro, has returned home.
Mr.. H. SLAVES left Pooler for Rosedew
last Tuesday, 10 visit among relatives
there.
Mr. H. w. Weber and Miss Bertie Volt
jen spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. George
Schroeder, on Won Bergen street.
Mr.. Charles Lopez, of the Bryan Mill
tary College, Of Bryan, Tex, visited his
uncle, MIR. A. J. Outerside, last week.
Mr. d. c. Newton will begin the cree
ton of a handsome dwelling the early
part of next month.
Rev. L. T. Way will hold services at
the Presbyterian church to-day.
Miss Ethel Patterson gave a sociable at
the home of her parents, on Collins street,
Thursday night. A large number of her
friends attended. The evening was spent
pleasantly with games, interspersed with
music.
Miss Emily Symons gave a juvenile
party at her home on Rogers street Fri
day evening The special features were
the recitations by Misses Katie Mannion,
LOtte Outerside Zida Outerside and
Annie Outerside, and Master John
Gladen. The dialogue by Misses Annie
Janson and May Davis, and Masters
Willie Janson and George Janson was
prettily rendered. The balance of the
evening was spent in social games.
Mr. B. ROCKWELL met with loss Fri
day He had erected a drying shed 1926
feet long at his new brick yard and had
piled too many bricks on one end of the
shed, which gave way and brought down
the whole, leveling it to the ground. The
noise made by the falling building was
heard for miles, and startled the whole
population of Pooler.
The Sunday school festival at the Epis-
copal Sunday school took place Wedues-
day evening. The singing of the Easter
carols by the scholars was exceptionally
fine. The prize for regular attendance
was awarded to Miss Lottie Outerside
and Masters Francis Mcconnell and Geo.
Murray also received prizes for regular
attendance in their classes.
very interesting ceremony will take
place at the Methodist church next Sun
day The church will be dedicated. Rev.
G. Domingos, of Riceboro, will preach the
dedication sermon. He is an eloquent
preacher, and will be heartily welcomed
at Pooler. There will be revival services
every night during the week
The Pooler Rife Club gave its Easter
ball at Patterson hall Monday evening.
The ballwas a scene of gaiety and enjoy
ment. The social side was made an event
long to be remembered by all present.
The committees, consisting of Mr. d. L.
jackson, A. j. Outerside, G. Z. Bevans,
VIM. Freeman. Z. n, Cartwright and j. j.
Snider, and the ladies committee, Mrs.
John Manning. Mrs. J. Snider, Mrs. A. j.
Outerside, Miss Emily Symons, Mrs.
Story, Mrs. j. Torrents, Mrs. Mcconnell,
Mrs. ] Wilmington and Mrs. w. Freeman,
left nothing neglected TO make the ball a
success. At the supper 7. S. Morgan,
Esq, responded to the toast 'Pooler and
It's Rife Club" Dancing was INDUCED in
until the early hours in the morning, and
all returned home expressing themselves
as having attended the most successful
ball ever given in Pooler.