The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-11

The stay-at-homes are enjoying the sum-
mer resorts around Savannah by frequent
if short, trips out of town. Narrowing
parties are weekly features Of the warm
season. Nearly every Saturday the anna
teur fishermen set out with great prep
arations to depopulate the ocean. but no
material difference is seen from the re-
suits Of their skill or lack of skill.
Sunday is an off-day as regards the Bull
street dress parade. If there is any crowd
anywhere. the street car lines have it.
One might imagine the 1-cent fare is on
again. judging from the extravagant way
the summer people use the cars A ride
around the belt is just the one thing left
TO do. the only difficulty being to find a
place on the always full cars. The naph-
tina launches are a picturesque feature
of the waters in and about Savannah.
Afternoon family parties 90 out early and
stay late, especially on moonlight nights.
Surely the breeze is not fresher or pleas
anter than just here in this deserted vii
lage.
The summer girl. as she sits on her vine
screened veranda, gowned in pink dimtie,
edged with real lace is a rare but attrac-
around her and really the merry sounds
OF laughter and chatter leave no cause
for pity in the hearts of you summer trav-
elers for the very comfortable stay-at-
homes.
Lawn tennis parties at Hendersonville
are well represented by Savannah bellies;
in fact, IL would be hard to find any state
just where there are no Savannah people
One hears Of them from the nights of
the mountains in California TO the valleys
OF the yellow Stone Park; they write from
a climate Of blankets and furs, while we
swing in our hammocks and with Ty-
bee breeze on strong, feel sure there is
some good left in Savannah.
The bicycle girl is having full sway just
now. She has few to critcise her unbal-
anced position and she has few rivals in
the extension to put her in the shade.
The girls have accepted the fact that the
bicycle is go, and they will be up to date
in owning one, also in the cut of their BIZ
cycle suit, which must of course be Just
the proper thing to be comfortable, as we'll
as 10 appear So 1t is not so conspicuous
as horse-back-riding but requires a we'll
fitting suit TO prevent any unbecoming
outlines. The park extension is a daily
scene in fair weather of youthful merry
makers. The grass is a becoming back
ground to the white summer time dresses
of null and lace. 1t presents the aspect
of a gala day and is cooler and more at
tractive, if possible, than the park itself
Miss Emma Coburn left last Tuesday
for Boston. While there Miss Coburn will
pursue her musical studies, taking both
organ and piano lessons from one of the
most celebrated teachers. Miss Coburn's
talent has a practical turn, that is a bene-
fiji 10 the Savannah public, she being one
of the chief movers in the Music Culture
Club TO be organized next season, which
promises to be an Agreeable acquisition
20 of Ga mol
This. with the Home Opera Company, will
keep the amateurs busy. and will no doubt
develope much latent talent.
Mr. F. C. Battey will spend several days
during the summer in the hunting por-
tiops of Maine.
Gel. and Mrs Estnl will spend several
days this week at their summer residence
on the Carolina coast.
Mrs. w. A. Pigman is in New York.
Miss Rosa woodberry is in Athens pre-
pairing her chemical laboratory for her de-
partment. next season at the Lucy Cobb
institute.
Miss Woodbury. is an attractive type Of
the new womap combining gentleness and
old time lady-like manner, with an un-
limited amount of pluck and ambition
which has met with success in whatever
field she has entered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Mills are enter
tanning the following guest at their Ashe-
vile home: Miss Rosa McBee, Miss Elise
Huger, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell, Miss Sallie Haskell, Mr.. Arthur
B. Elliott Mr.. J. w. AIcAlpin, Jr., Mr.. J..
F. Cam, Mr.. Julian Rartridge and others.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Register gave a re-
ception last Thursday evening in compli-
ment TO Miss Elvina O'Connor. The other
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Register,
Mr. and Mrs. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
gard, Mrs. ]. Kenner, Mrs. Thomas O'Con-
nor of New Orleans. Miss Clara Kenner,
Miss ,Clemy Smith. Miss Ida Wolf. Mr..
Thomas Kenner and Mr.. A. Morris.
Mr. Louis c. Young is in New York.
Miss J. A. Muslin is in New York stop
ping on One Hundred and Fifth street.
Mr. Richard w. Baughn leaves to-day on
the City Of Birmingham for New York.
Mrs. w. S. Lawton has returned from a
visit to her son Lieut. T.. S. Lawton at
Detroit, and is now the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Garrard on Woodfin street, Asheville, N.
c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Postell are at Pearl
Point House, Lake George, N. Y.
Gen. and Mrs. A r. Lawton are at Hotel
Athenum, Chautauqua, n. Y.
Mrs. c. A. Lamar Is IN Charleston, w.
Va
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. seabrook are at
Binghampton, ~ Y.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wells are at the
Altamonte, Bethlehem, n. H.
Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Dafln are at the
Huestis House Saratoga. N. Y.
Mr. George W. Tiedeman is in New
York.
AR and Mrs. Lee Roy Myers are at 81.
Catharlnea. Canada.
Airs. y J. Charlton Is Al Arden Park
Hotel. y. c.