The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
LOCAL PERSONAL.

New York. i0'
Mr.. Clarence l. Connerat. II is the guest
VI MI Jack Rauers. at St. GATHERINGS.
W. R. Mcconnell Of Ocala. A news dealer
ol mat little city, is visiting Savannah.
Miss Katie Brooks of Macon is the r1les+
OF MISS Rosalie Beckett, on Henry street.
AR Daniel Hogan. Jr.. returned home
On ne Kansas City yesterday 10 spend his
Mr NJ A Connally of the United states
engineer Office Will leave to-day for Bos-
ton 10 spend a month.
Miss Matte f. Ward will leave for the
north to-day. She will spend the sum
mer in New Hampshire.
Capt ]. W. Fitzgerald. superintendent
OF the Plant steamship line, will go north
to-day on the Nacoochee
Capt Walter Coney has returned from
wilmington, N. C, where he had been
on visit for few days.
Mrs. J. L. Murphy left the city last night
Tor Cincinnati, O.. where she goes for a
TWO months visit to friends
Miss Anna Sweat. Miss May Cannon and
MISS Emma Timer are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. c. A. J. Sweat, at Guyton.
Harbor Master ]. J. Graham and fam
"A4A SeAA to-udS on the NacOOcnee Tor
New York to be absent about two weeks.
A. librarians. formerly of this city. but
now Dookkeeper for Messrs. c. Rheinauer
& Bro. is visiting his mother, Mrs. E.
librarians.
Miss Agnes Rourke and Miss NJ. DOYLE
returned yesterday on the Kansas CITY
from Mount St. Vincent's Academy. N. Y
to spend the summer.
Miss Marie Hazlehurst, after a pleas
ant visit TO Orangeburg, S. c., Charles
ton and Suhivan's Island, has returned TO
her home on New Houston street.
Miss Elise Woodbury. has returned to
her home in Savannah after three months
spent with her sisters, Mrs Howard Clay
Dorne Johnston in New Orleans, and Mrs.
Henry Wylly Johnson in Atlanta.
DR.. J. r. baltimore, formerly of this city.
has been appointed house physician of Mt
Sinai hospital, New York city, and is now
at the head of the institution in which he
has practiced for two years. Mt Sinai is
one of the leading hospitals in New York
and DR.. Lattimore's appointment is a rec
ognition of his skill.
Miss Mamie Bennett of Sharon will
spend this week with her classmate of
Lucy Cobb. Miss Merrie Woodberry on
Duffy street. Miss Barnett led the jun
Tor class at Lucy Cobb this year and Miss
-AN4AAC NoOubctAS Mbil AISA 0OHOI III 0GI
French class. Next week Miss Barnett
will be the guest of Miss Lola Moynelo.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Master Percy Rustin, at his home No.
1l6le Lincoln street, last Thursday Among
those present were: Miss Ruby Miller,
Miss Eva Dopson, Miss Willie Harm, Miss
Maud Farmer. Miss Bessie Rustin, Miss
Clara Dopson, Mr.. John B. ONeill Mr.
Roscoe Rustin. Mr.. Walter Rogers and
Mr.. Percy Rustin.
The Violet Social Club gave a delightful
picnic at Schwartzville Thursday. The
party was pleasantly chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. J. Dieter, Mr.. apd Mrs. w. Glib
bons, Mrs. A. Schwartz and Miss 1 Witt
schen. Among those present were: Misses
L. SchoH. L. Behr. A. Gibbons. NJ. Glib
bons, NJ. Lang. A. Morgan, H. Schwartz,
Mr.. w. Schafer, II. Adams, w. Adams, w.
Lang, A. Scholl, c. Robbins, G. Witschen,
w. Bridges and others.
A pleasant wagon picnic was given to
White Bluff Thursday. Those present
We're: Miss Lizzie Lodge, Miss Rosa
Lodge, Miss Lettie Lodge. Miss Annie
Benken, Miss Mary Jink, Miss Annie
Shoaler, Miss Bessie Hodges, Miss Ben
ken, Mr.. Charlie Mordecai, Mr.. Alfred
Mordecai, Mr.. Charlie Kraft, Mr.. Will
lam Saunders, Mr.. George Offerman. Mr..
Johnny Banks, Mr.. J. Jaudon, Mr.. Charles
Bevill, Mr.. Percy Woodbury. Mrs. NJ.
Lodge chaperoned the picnickers, who
enjoyed themselves in different ways.