The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24

Mrs. James r. Dent loft on Thursday
ior 'ItoiWyt' Glynh county, TO be alb
sent q, few days
Aiiss King and Miss Florence King Of
brunswick are expected this week TO
visit Mrs. Henry r. Jackson.
Mr.. Noble Hardee has arrived from
) eW York and Us visiting his sister, Mrs.
Charles Ellis, Jr.
Mr.. Jack Nisbet is expected to-mor-
row on "a visit 10 his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Nisbet. He viii be accompan-
led by his friends, Mr. Hutchinson OF ST.
Louis and Mr.. William johnson of Fir
minsham.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mercer. Jr., have
returned from the Atlanta exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates of Syracuse. y. Y,
have been spending few days with MT.
and Airs. T. +. Lowell at their residence
on Bull street.
AIR. and Mrs. Paul Eve Twiggs have
returned from visit to the Atlanta eX-
position
Mrs. J. L. Sill. wife of Lieut.. Sill of the
revenue marine service. VIII pass through
Savannah this week on her way to Key
West, where she viii spend the winter
with her husband, who is stationed there.
Miss Barter of Sparta. Ga, is visiting
the Misses McAlpin on South Broad
street
Mr. William Haskell of Atlanta is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs Louis Haskell.
Miss Helen Marshall of Rome is ex-
pected this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Wilder.
Miss Elise Haskell Of Atlanta has ar
rived in savannah and Will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haskell.
Miss Jennie Johnston and Miss Eliza
beth Johnston have returned home. after
spending several months in PennsylVa-
MIA and New York, and visiting the At
lanta exposition.
Mrs. Edward c.. Anderson will arrive
from Richmond this week TO be present
at the marriage of her son, Mr.. Jeffer-
son Randolph Anderson.
Mrs. Edward F. Neufvile has returned
from a visit TO the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rotch of Bos-
ton win arrive in Savannah this week.
Nr. and Mrs r. Habersham Clay are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tur-
ner on Castor street.
Miss Adelaide spicer u Glens Falls, y.
y, and Miss Laura Culver of North
! Granville, y. Y. arrived on Thursday TO
spend the winter with Mrs finnie on Lib
erty street
Miss Rosa Hexter of Richmond is Wis
itInG Miss Lippman on Perry street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Pepper and family
have gone 10 AsheYille, on a visit.
Mr. William J. Harty, Jr., and family
are visiting the Atlanta exposition
Miss Sannerborn is visiting Mrs. S.
HeNter, on Bull and Charlton streets.
Miss Marie Lippman leaves to-day to
visit friends in Atlanta and Macon.
Mrs Walker and her little son, Sheafe
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Walker, nave returned TO their
home in Concord, y. II.
Miss McGrath is visiting Mrs. Sullivan.
/ on Liberty street.
Miss Floride Banks is in Charleston,
visiting friends.
/ Mrs. J. 3. Chestnut and Miss Constance
/ Chesnutr have returned to the city after
/ spending several months in North Caro-
4 lima and Upper Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman leave for
1 Atlanta tomorrow on a short visit.
Miss Bessie Gallagher and Miss Mary
Roman leave this week TO visit the Atlanta
/ exposition.
Mr.. J.. E. Duffy of New York passed
through the city last week on his way to
/ the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Maggie McGrath was compliment
| ed with blackboard drive on Tuesday af-
/ ternCOn.
Miss Floride Cunningham has returned
to Charleston after visiting AIRS. T.. c.
/ Banks
on Tuesday evening there will be an en-
tertainment given at the Masonic Temple
Z hy the Band Of willing Workers. A very
/ intcresting programme has been arranged
The hop at the Harmonic Club on Thurs
day evening was delightful affair. There
I We're several debutantes among them
Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss Sadie Traub and
Miss Beulah HeXter. Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Ferst. Mr. and Mrs
Emile Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. We'll
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Iippman, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dan Robinson Miss Helen Smith
Miss Mamie Engel. Miss Blanche Belsing
er, Miss Altmayer Of New York, Miss
Sannerborn of New York, Miss Hextcr 81
! Richmond. and Miss Josie l1yams, Messrs
a. Eiehberg. Gus KdytOn, J. Cal
mon, Leo Ferst Edwin Frank. Gus Mohl
Mrs F. n. strachan left for Atlanta las
week.
There was delightful fish dinner giver
on Friday evening at Mrs. Bannon's
Thunderbolt. Those present We're: Mrs
4 G. A. Parsons, Mrs. Wilmington Mrs Ju.
Ian Walker. Mrs. r. Helms, Mr.. and
| Mrs j. W. Read, Mr.. ana Mrs. Felix Par
SONS, Mr. w. =. Brunson and MIR. Her.
man Parsons.
Mrs 6. A. Whitehead has returned from
a charming visit TO Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karow gave a
! small dinner party on Friday night. Theil
/ guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloch
Or and Mrs. John Paige and DR.. anC
Mrs. Eugene Corson.
Mr.. Hollins Randolph of Virginia i,
visiting Mr.. j. Randolph Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Battey have re
turned from trip to Atlanta.
Mrs. George Baldwin has returned t,
Savannah for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Marshall have re
turned from pleasant visit to the ex
{ position.
Miss Sally Sullivan of Richmond. Va.
and Miss Alice Slater of Washington, ID
g.. accompanied Mrs. Marshall to Sa
Vannah and Will be her guests for som,
weeks
Miss Bessie Hayward leaves to-nigh
for visit to friends in Williston, y G
Later she viii 90 TO Baltimore, wher,
she viii visit Mrs Howkns
The Current Events Club was enter
tanned by Miss Mona Saussy last FRIDAY
( morning
Mr.. Richard Bradley Of Wilmington d
in Savannah on a visit 10 his sisters
Misses Nanine and Fanny Bradley.
MIS-. r. r. Johnson and daughters ar,
ID Atlanta visiting Preston Johnston
E5Q.
Miss Ray Samuels was married TO Mr.
Lyon II. joel last Tuesday afternoon "a
The residence of her parents on Gordoi
street. Rev. j. h. Meudcs 0niciateG
lhe bride was Htured ln whit,
sllk gud carried "a bouquet Of bride roses
SIR. Benjamin joel Of Atlanta was bes