The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

left for Atlanta. where they will remain
q few days before going 70 Beaufort
| their future home.
Mr. G. r. Taggart, Jr.. and Mr.. John
=. Iaggart returned on Friday, after
spending a delightful week at the EXPOSE
ton
Miss Lehr Of Rocky Ford. Ga. enter
tanned al cards on THANKSGIVING evening,
complimentary to her visiting friends,
Miss Monte Ibancz of Savannah, and
Miss Gretchen Fries of ScarborO, Ga.
Miss Bertha Rothschild left for Atlanta
| Thursday night to visit friends and TO see
the exposition.
Miss Annie. Miss Margaret and Miss
Emily Conner. who have been in Atlanta
during the past week, visiting friends
and the exposition, returned yesterday.
Miss Annie NJ. Cannon has returned
home. after a delightful visit of three
weeks, at the home of Mrs. b. II. Hubert,
in Atlanta.
DR.. Marion G. Wilbur. who was at one
time a resident of this city and who now
lives in Charleston. was married on the
21th to Miss Annie Maud Latimer of
1 Greenville. Ga The wedding which took
place in the evening, at the home of the
brides parents, was a very pretty one,
and was followed by a large reception.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur are on their bridal
tour. They are spending this week at the
De Soto and from here will 90 to Florida.
Mrs. G.. c. Goebel with her children,
Andrew and Mildred Goebel left on Fri
day for Macon, where they will be the
guests of Mrs Frank Whitehead.
Miss Gussie Alexander, who left last
Wednesday to visit the Atlanta eXposi-
ton, viii return tomorrow.
Mrs A. Murray of Washington. d. c.,
and her daughter, Aline. spent last week
with Mrs. s. A. Goebel, on Waldburg
street.
Miss Katie Prltchard, who has been the
guest Of Col. and Mrs. Tom Martin, in
Bluifton, 5. c., has returned to her home
in Bryan county.
Mr.. f.. w storer has returned after
weeks visit to his home in Lawrence,
Mass, where he spent Thanksgiving with
his mother.
Miss Monte Ybanez is the guest of Miss
Lehr, at Rocky Ford, Ga.
1Ir. John Lord Nisbet gave supper par
ty on Friday evening. The table was de-
corated with Ia France roses and smllax.
| The party consisted of Miss Lucy Lee.
Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Nan duBignOn,
Nisbet Mr.. Hollins Randolph, Mr.. T.
Lloyd owens, Mr.. John Morris, Mr. Ed
ward Mercer and Mr.. John Lord Nisbet.
Mr.. J. B. Glover. Jr.. and Mr.. Lewis
RusseN of Marietta, were in town last
week for a few days.
Mr. ALBION Johnston and Master Dick
Charlton left on Wednesday for Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Pickett and Miss Alice Steed
of Augusta, and Miss Lillian Bishop of
Mississippi, are visiting Mr. w. A. Steed
on Liberty street.
An interesting letter has recently been
1 received from Mrs. Huston, nee Stewart,
] I.
Gibson, the consul there, has advised her
husband and herself, on account of the
unsettled state of the country, to give
up their plan of going to Damascus. They
VIII, therefore, go to Jerusalem by another
route. Mr. Gibson is a native of Augusta
and is well known to many people of Sa-
vannah. Mrs. Huston writes that Mr.
/ Gibson is extremely popular at Beirut and
/ very popular with American travellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Watson went to
Atlanta last week.
capt. and Mrs. H. NC. Smith and Miss
/ Maud Smith will leave tonight for the
Atlanta exposition.
The Misses Maccaw have been spending
a few days at the exposition.
Mrs. e. c. Gleason has returned to the
city after a delightful visit to the expo
sition.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Mcintyre left on
| Wednesday for Atlanta.
One of the most delightful entertain
ments that occurred on Thanksgiving day
was that given by Lieut.. J. A. c. Carson
| to the Chatham Artillery, at hrs home at
Isle of Hope.
Miss Lizzie Waller is among the Savan-
nahians at the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs d. b. Morgan left for
Atlanta last week to visit the exposition
Capt. and Mrs. James II. Johnston and
Miss Edith Johnston have returned from
[ Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X Douglass left en-
| Wednesday for Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hull are visiting
the Atlanta exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lindsay went to
Atlanta on Wednesday night
Miss Julia and Miss Sallie Charlton
have gone to Atlanta to see the cXposi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Douglass went to
Atlanta last Wednesday night 20 visit
the exposition.
The entertainment given by the band
of willing Workers on Tuesday was
. ClInn faf ions
particularly good, as was the chorus of
summer girls, and also the series of tab
leauX entitled THE Poets Dream"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Bell and Miss
Anna Bell left for the exposition on
| Wednesday.
Mrs w H. Daniel and Miss Belle Dam
iel have been attending the exposition.
The engagement of Mr.. Jack Cohen Of
Augusta to Miss liza Glenn of Atlanta las
been announced. Miss Glenn, who is a
niece of Col. Garrard's, has often visited
Savannah, and both of the young people
are well known throughout the state
Miss Lily Hill left town on Wednesday
to visit the Atlanta exposition and friends
in Marietta.
Mrs. George L. Cope Mrs James II
Hunter. Miss Julia. and Master George
Hunter, left on Tuesday for a short stay
at the exposition.
Mr.. John Lord Nisbet left yesterday for
ST. Louis after weeks visit to his pa
rents.
MI. ana MIS. 0ndIleS BdffacOtt went
to Atlanta last Wednesday night.
Mrs. a. NJ. Bannon returned from At
lanta on Friday, after pleasant visit to
the exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Dixon left last
Wednesday night for the Atlanta expbsi-
ton.
Among those who left for the Atlanta
exposition last week We're Mr.. and Mrs
l. G.. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kulman
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robinson and Master
Arthur Robinson.
Look here, young fellow" said the
gentleman with the waNed moustache 10
the tramp who was steal thily approaching
the vicinity of the frec-lunch counter ''if
you're an all su9ersutious ia have you
hot rss.. D.. Ira.