The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

week.
Mr.. Durham and family Will move into
the city next Tuesday and will occupy
/ the residence OF Mr.. Beirne Gordon in his
/ absence abroad.
Hiss Tessie Doyle IS the guest Of Miss
May Conoly on First street in Augusta.
Nessrs. Harry and John STILES Of Etowah
Cliffs are at White Springs. Fla.
Mrs. f. Kulman left last week for Mont
gomery TO visit relatives
Mr.. s. Ross will leave soon on an extend
ed pleasure trip to Massachusetts, Vermont
and New York.
Miss Malarcky Of Augusta who has been
a guest Of Capt. and Mrs John Flannery
for month, returns home to-day.
It is an assured fact that the musical
spirit and enthusiasm is al last awakening
IN Savannah. Following upon the footsteps
Of the successful operate performances
this past season, arrangements are now
being made 10 give a course Of six musical
entertainments during next season, on
each month from November to May. Cor
respondence has been going on between
many of the leading artists, both instru-
mental and vocal, that the country now
affords; and from the present outlook re-
citals will be given by such as Mr.. Fran
els Fischer Powers. New Yorks celebrat-
ed baritone. The Redpath Grand Concert
Company. which includes among its num-
Der Miss Maud Powell. violin virtuOso, Mr.
Edward Baxter Perry. pianist; the Remnyi
Grand Concert Company Mr.. W. II. Sher-
wood. pianist, Mr.. Grafton G. Baker, tenor
and RandeRger the pianist. With such ar
lists in view, the season promises TO be
most successful one. The place of those at
the head Of these entertainments is 10 sell
course tickets at a moderate figure enti-
thing the holder to one admission to each
-~rrTnH saa1 as
once to ascertain If the adequate number
Of subscribers can be secured. The commit
tee who are working the matter up con-
sits Of Miss Emma Coburn. Mrs. j. G.
Thomas, Mrs. VIM. W. Gordon, Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, Mrs. James 5. Munnerlyn,
Mrs. Emile Newman. Mrs. Jacob Lipp-
man. Miss Cosens, Mr.. T. r. Rebarer, Mr.
Alonzo sybrandt, Mr.. c. w. Murphy, Mr.
p. A. Stoval, Hon. W. d. Harden, Mr.
Henry Blum. Mr.. T. Lloyd owens.
Mr.. c. Meneas leaves for New York
Thursday. With the exception of an inter-
val Of about two years he has been resi-
dent OF Savannah for twelve years. He has
very large circle OF very warm friends in
this city, who will regret to learn that it
is not his purpose TO return to Savannah.
Wherever his future home may be it is
certain the best wishes of his Savannah
friends will follow him.
tertained last Thursday evening with a
supper party. Among the guests were: Miss
Isabel Stiles, Miss Elise Huger Miss Mary
Arnold, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Elise
Rauers, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott. Mr.. r. +.
B-'tler Mr.. W. \. Hopkins. Mr.. T. Hart
ridge, Mr.. l. NJ. Fleming and Mr.. T. n.
West.
A blackboard party TO Greenwich was Civ
en- last Friday with the following guests:
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Virginia Cunningham, Miss Caro- duBig-
non, Miss Sallie Haskell, Miss Elise
Rauers Miss Sarah Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. c. Myers, Mr.. IT, J. Read, Mr.. A. G.
Guerard. Jr., Mr.. r. n. West, Mr. Fl. w.
Heating, Mr. J. Hartridge. Mr. w. b. Hart
ridge and Mr.. Murray screven.
Miss Mary Arnold entertained informally
last Friday morning in compliment TO
Miss Emma Ingram. other guests were:
Miss Jessie Anderson Of New York, Miss
Katherine Stiles. Miss Mills. Miss Isabel
Stiles, Miss Meta Thomas, Miss Elise HUI
ger. Miss Nisbet,. Miss Elizabeth Has
ken, Miss Appleton, Miss whitehead, Miss
Mary White. Miss Lucy Chisholm, Miss
Belle Harrison. Miss Lille Anderson, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Woodbridge, Miss jamie
Cunningham, Miss Virginia Cunningham.
Miss Sallie Haskell, Miss Elise
Rauers. Miss Chrisheld, Mrs. Chris
field Mrs. George A. Cosens. Mrs.
W. G. Hartridge and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunning
ham. Jr.
Mr.. Albert Stoddard will entertain an
other house party this week, ehaperoned
by Mrs. T. S. Wylly Other guests are:
Miss Isabel stiles. Miss Belle Harrison,
Miss Mary White. Miss Nan Screven. Miss
Lille Anderson and Miss Phoebe Elliott.
Melrose is one of the many lovely out-of-
town homes where the guests are always
pleased to frequent.
one of the important social events of this
week will be the wedding of Miss Emma
Ingram and Mr. Charles Augustus Pol
lock, of Chicago, next Wednesday even
ing a $50 o'clock, at the residence of Miss
Ingram's aunt. Miss Cunningham on
Macon street. The wedding will be quiet
one only the intimate friends OF the fam
lily being invited. No Savannah belle has
more friends than Miss Ingram. and it is
a subject of regret that her home Will
in future be in Chicago instead of Savan-
nah.
Miss Hartridge gave a picnic TO Tyhee
yesterday in compliment to her scholars,
and some of their friends. The beach was
alive with the picnicers, who enjoyed the
surf during the day. Among those present
were Miss Emelyn Hartridge, Miss kath-
crime Hartridge, Miss Margaret stiles, Miss
Nellie Hartridge. Miss Julia Hartridge,
Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Emma Huger
D
bet, Miss Meta Morrel, Miss Mary Haines
Miss Annie Haines, Miss Edith Johnston,
Miss Sadie King of Rome Ga, Miss
| Frances Charlton, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss
Frances Walter, Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss
Corinne Mackall. Miss May duBignon.
Mr.. Charlie Wilcox entertained on his
naphtha launch, the Mamie W., last
! Thursday with an outing party to War
saw. The guests were: Mrs. Habersham
Wyly, Misses Smith of Thomasville, Miss
Jennie May, Miss Ellen Arson, Mr.. J. f.
Nicely. Mr.. Monroe bearing, Mr.. Lee Wyl-
| ly and Mr.. b. z. Arson.
Mr.. II. D. Twittie gave dance at the
| Yacht Club last Friday evening, includ-
| ing fish supper at Mrs. Bannon's. Among
the guests were: Mrs. ]. b. Withers. Miss
Irene Withers, Miss Kathleen Hunter,
Miss Floride Banks, Mr.. c. j. Hunter, Mr..
! c. II. Banks, DR.. l.. E. Welsh and others.
Capt and Mrs. Berne Gordon and Beirne
Gordon, Jr., are stopping al the Fifth
Avenue hotel in New York, before leaving
! for Europe on the Teutonic next Wednes-
/ day.