The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25

| Florence Of Griftn, are on a visit 10 Mr.
/ J. N. Wilson.
Mr. Alfred Chisholm is at Saratoga
| Springs
Miss Nina Wsring is visiting friends In
| the country.
Mrs. T. s Morgan. after spending a few
days in the city. has Joined Mrs. Meldrim
in North Georgia.
Miss Violet Todd Of California will ar
rive tomorrow and will visit Miss Ellen
Falligant
short trip 10 Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rausrs spent a few
days in the city last week, returning to
St. GATHERINGS on Wednesday.
Miss Lola Moynelo has returned from a
visit TO Miss Marie Blois at the Isle of
Hope
Miss Phoebe Elliott is visiting the Misses
Stiles az Melburne. CO.
Miss Georgia McAlpin, after a visit to
relatives in the city, has returned north.
Miss Bessie C. Landershine of Atlanta
is visiting Miss Alice Mccall, and her
many friends regret that her visit is of
so short duration.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Graham arrived
last week from New York where they
have been spending several weeks.
A. returned
from a visit to the north.
Mr. c. p. Miller has gone to New York
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Edward Wilson of
Griffin are visiting Mr.. j. N. Wilson
Mr.. J. G. Grady returned last week from
his summer vacation.
Mr.. Waldo Ellis Knapp of New York has
returned 10 the city.
Mrg w nff,.t.aa.ee - ..,s
| have returned from White Springs, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. Norton left on Friday for
! New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham have
| gone to New York
Among those who have gone to Boston
to attend the triennial conclave of the
| Knights Templars are Grand Recorder
4 5. z. Hamilton. Messrs. Thomas Balan-
! tyne. c. f. Law. William baltimore, ].
A. c. Carson and w. l. O'Brien.
Miss Margaret Gardner is spending the
summer in Marietta, Ca.
Miss Bessie Baker is entertaining with
/ house party at the Windemere Club, VIII
mington Island.
Miss Alice Bates is a guest of the Winde-
mere Club, Wilmington Island.
Miss Virgie White is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. c. e. Young. at the Windemere
1
Miss Ida May and Mrs. Emile Hill were
compimented with german last Tues
| day evening in Augusta The german
was danced in the arsenal on the hill.
| The Augusta stay-at-homes are numerous
enough to continue a series of summer
| germans, which are attended by the sum-
mer girls in organizes, and by the gentle
! men in neglgee summer costume.
THE Savannah river will in a few days
! be beautiled by a neat electric launch
| which Will float on its placid surface in
| the vicinity of Augusta. The launch will
| be the property of John d. Twiggs Jr
| who recently graduated at the Virginia
Military Institute with such high hon
| ors. 1t is now in course of construction
at the ship yards of Philadelphia. and is
| almost completed. An electric launch is
something comparatively new in crafts,
and Mr.. Twiggs' will be the best and most
beautiful that can be made. He will very
CALAMITY christen 1t The Ida in comph-
ment to beautiful young lady of Savan-
nah who is visiting on the Hilltop. 1t will
| be forty feet long and will accommodate
from twenty-five to forty passengers The
I Ida will be a pleasure boat exclusively,
| and many a pleasant maroon and trip will
be enjoyed by MIR. Twiggs' friends" so
says the Augusta Herald. The lady
in whose honor the boat will be named is
| Miss Ida May, who has been the guest of
near Augusta, for the past several weeks.
| Miss May is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Claude Hammond, on Beech Island.
Among those who spent a very pleasant
day at Warsaw last Wednesday were Mr..
and Mrs. p. c. Roache, Miss Flossie
Roache. Miss Mai Roache. Miss Hope Mr..
T. w. Lyon and Mr.. Sidney Torlay.
Miss Bessie L. Judkins, after a visit to
relatives in the city. returned to Griffin
last night.
Miss Ida Judkins left last night for
Griffin to attend the Alhambra College.
Miss Frances Charlton was compliment
ed with surprise party last Monday even
ing. Her guests were: Misses Nellie Hart
ridge, Mary Haines. Meta Ward, Edith
Warfield, Albert Hull, Anulette Stubs,
Kate and Frieda Rauers, and the Messrs.
Thomas Wayne, North Chisholm, Wayne
Cunningham, Clifford Wayne, Lewis NJ.
Warfield. Jr., Craig Barrow. Charles C.
Schley, Jr., Richard Charlton, Rodgers
Wood, Harry Bruen. Langdon West and
Julien Chisholm.
Mr.. Richard Charlton left yesterday for
Baltimore to visit his grandfather, Mr..
Richard Malcolm Johnston.
Miss Mary Jones spent a short time in
the city, during the week, the guest OF
Miss katherine Hartridge.
Mrs. Henry Freeman spent yesterday in
the city, and will leave this morning for
New York.
Mr.. Pierre Hollis is spending some time
at ST. GATHERINGS. the guest of Mr.. Jack
Rauers. -
Misses Frieda and Kate Rauers have re-
turned to st. GATHERINGS.
Capt. George T. Cam leaves this morn
ing via New York for Sea Girt, N. ].
Mrs c. D. Royal left last night TO spend
the remainder of the summer in North
Georgia.
Mr.. L. o. Watkins entertained a few
friends at tea in his bachelor apartments
last Wednesday evening. His guests were
Mrs. J. s. Munnerlyn, Miss Annie Lyman
Miss Sallie McAlpin, Miss Jennie Lyman,
Mr.. William Butler, Mr.. Robert Harrison.
Dr. ]. ". Finn is occupying the pulpit
of the Independent Presbyterian church
during the absence of DR.. Dripps, and is
the guest OF Miss Ellen McAlpin.
Mr.. d. d. Simkins is spending two weeks
with his family at Waynesville, N c.
Miss Daisy Browne is at White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Laura Browne will leave on Mon
day for Macon. where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
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