The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-27

marks, and a handsome umbrella was
presented to the retiring treasurer, Mrs
Bolshaw, who left last Friday for New
York.
Miss Meta Hayward one Of Savannah S
most attractive visitors, leaves this week
for her home in South Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Guerard left last
Friday for their summer home in Bluff
ton, S. c.
Miss Ruthie Stewart and Miss Ruth
Reid, who have been the guests of Miss
Gertrude Clarke in Darien, were expected
home yesterday.
Miss Magnus Lowenthal leaves this
week for Waynesville, n. G.
Miss Johnston returned last Thursday
from Atlanta where she was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moynelo and family expect
to spend few weeks at Bluffton this
summer.
Mrs. Wright Hunter went up to Griffin
last week.
Mrs T. NJ. Cunningham chaperoned a
party to Griffin last Friday to attend
dance given at that place last evening
Among those in the party were Miss
Woodbridge, Miss Virginia Cunningham,
Miss Dunning and Miss jamie Cunning
ham.
Mr.. Edwin Frank and Mr. Max Solo
mons returned last evening from New
York, where they have been on a visit,
com blning business and pleasure.
Mr.. A. L. We'll left last Friday evening
for Atlanta, to join his wife.
Mrs. NJ Y. Henderson and her dauph-
ter. Mrs. DrummOnd, are visiting in
Pierce county
Capt. Manigault entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. p. Ravenel and a few friends at
Pennyworth island last Friday after
noon.
Mrs Julian A Acosta has issued invi-
tations to the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Marie Odona to MIR. Thomas H
Wallis, Wednesday morning. June 8, at
half past II O'Clock at home, Fernandina,
Fla. Mr.. Wallis formerly was resident
of Savannah, where he has many friends
who watt him congratulations on this
happy occasion. y,
The Chattanooga (Tenn.) News of Nav
70 says: "A petit souper, as Richard
Mansfield would say in "A Partisan Ro-
NANCE was given at Lookout Inn last
evening complimentary to Miss Baker, of
Savannah A party from the city went
up at o'clock and viewed the magnifi-
cent scenery until sunset. Those from
the city who were present were Miss
Baker, Miss Butler, Miss Armstrong and
Young Whitman, Charlie Mitchell and
H. r. Harper"
Mrs. Josephine Rogers, Miss Leila
Rogers and Mrs. Mary Adelaide Walker.
OF Ocala, Fla, left for Washington, d. G.. !.
last night on the Baltimore steamer.
Miss Rogers is to be married, June 6. Her
uncleln Washington was to have per-
formed the marriage ceremony at Ocala,
but his health will not permit him TO
leave Washington. The marriage there
fore will take place in Washington on the
date originally fixed.
Miss Lila Chisholm, of Birmingham.
who Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. &c.
Hunter, will leave this week for Beaufort,
where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. Prior
leauu.
Miss Harden is in Athens, where she is
a faYorite and this is what the Augusta
Evening News correspondent SAYS of her:
Miss Meta Harden, beautiful and ad-
mired belle of Savannah is visiting Mrs
Homer Nicholson on Milledge avenue.
Miss Harden is dainty brunette who is
as noted for her literary talents and
graces of mind as much as for her at
tractiye person
Miss Kathleen Hunter has returned
home after delightful winter spent in
Virginia
Mr. F. w Parsons has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of his daughter,
d L.
Merrill, Jr., Newberry Port, Mass, on
Wednesday, June 8. After the ceremony
the bride and groom will 90 to New York
| for short while and will then go to their
residence in Boston. Miss Parsons will
wear a white embroidered silk gauze
wedding dress which will be most becom-
ing to her blonde style and handsome
figure. She has many friends.in Saxan-
| nah and she was the recipient of much
attention when the guest of Mrs. E. j.
Thomas, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gibbes.
Tybee was the center of Irresistible at
traction yesterday, and youth and merri-
ment controlled the hands of time, only
they could not prolong the day and it was
all too short. The beach was crowded
and alive with picnickers there being five
picpics, all at Tybee, all on the same day.
| Think of it The Lunch baskets The
restless children, the apprehensive
chaperons! Miss Hartridge had private
! car, and her pupils and their friends took
| possession and about filled the seats.
| Among others in this party were Miss
! Hartridge. Miss Hallowell, Miss Mary
| Conner, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss
! Frances Charlton. Miss Mary Waller,
! Miss Mary Haines, Miss Annie Haines,
/ Miss Belle Daniel. Miss Emma Huger
( Mss Edith Varied, Miss Mary Wayne.
Miss Julia Hartridge. Miss Edith Kavan-
adgh, Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Nav
! duBignon, Miss Albert Hull, Miss Missile
! Huh. Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Marie
! Blois, Miss Margaret Charlton, anG others.
Mrs. Leonard Mackall chaperoned a
/ party Of small girls and boys to Tybee
| yesterday, among them there were
( Misses Sarah Cunningham. Mildred Gun
| ningham, Masters George II. Bald win, a.
7 K. Lawton, third, Mackall and Beckwith
! Law ton.
/ Miss Elmira McRory chaperoned her
school on picnic to Tybee yesterday
! Miss Nina Pape chaperoned a small
/ picnic to lNoee yesterday.
Miss Bessie Couuery returned home
last Wednesday from Augusta where she
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mcleod.
/ Miss Pasco. of Florida who was the
/ guest Of the Misses May. on Hall street,
returned home last week.
Miss Grady cbaperoned her class Of
I pupils on a picnic at Tynee yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. a Mohr entertained last
I Thursday afternoon in compliment TO
/ their little daughter Rita and her many
/ young friends. Boxes of candy were
] given as souvenirs; games were PLAYED
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