The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28

IttuIh tney VIII RESIDE at tayerteFille.
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The following complimentary notice OF a
savannah girl Is taken from the Bruins
wick Times. Miss Marece de Los Ange>
los de MoynelO Of Savannah and Miss
Fleurime GWendoln Madden Of Bruins
wick, who have been bellies al st. SimOns
during the summer, viii arrive in the city
soon and viii be the guests OF Miss Edna
Pope Of West End"
Mr.. n. +. owens has returned from New
YORK, where he went TO visit his sister.
Miss Mai owens. who is thought 10 be
slowly recovering from her serious i'll
ness.
Miss Ida May leaves to-day for Augusta
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Hickman, on
the Hill"
Miss Emmie Mcintosh Of Townsville is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. More
house. She leaves on Tuesday for New
York.
Mr.. Frank a. Richmond. Mr.. Louis Nor
gan, Mr.. H. Garmany Mr.. W. Farr, Mr..
Ralph Thompson and Mr.. C. d. Melton
left yesterday for Green Island TO maroon
for ten days.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell returned last
week from a visit TO Miss Elise Huger in
BlufftOn, 5. c.
A reader Of the society notes, who is an
enemy Of the use OF musk, and who thinks
it is used too freely in this city, asks the
publication Of the following from the
New York Times; A German chemist, ac-
cording TO an alarming dispatch from
Berlin, has discovered a way to manu-
facture artificial musk. He says il is no
less malodorous than the natural product,
while IL can be made for only few cents
a pound, and viii, therefore, be within the
reach of all who choose TO buy. There
really ought TO be law to prevent out
RACES like this. Why should a man, Just
because he is a chemist, German or other
be allowed to increase the woes and
sufferings OF humanity by interfering with
nature in this reckless way? There was
more than enough musk before, and that
II was an extremely expensive substance
formed its only mitigating attribute. If
the real thinS-real, that is, so far as sub
stance and potency go-can be sold by the
pound for what a grain used to cost, vast
tracts OF land, including the whole Of
Sixth avenue will become uninhabltable
and even untraversable by people with OIL
factory nerves. and real estate men will
be forced to limit the phrase "choice
building lots" to advertisements relating
TO the peaks of the highest and most in
accessible mountains.
Mrs. T. A. McNIahon and her daughters,
Marie and LOretto also Miss Mollie Tully
Miss Marie Norton and Miss Stella Wells
are guests at "Breezeland," the beauti-
full country home of Mrs. e. Rogers, near
Daisy, Ga
Miss Amelia Shumate left last week for
Augusta to spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Mrs. II. Gainsburg was the winner of
the first prize at a euchre party given at
Lookout Inn, on Lookout mountain, last
week.
Miss Brinson of Augusta. who was the
guest of Miss L. b. Brooks, has returned
home
Miss Lily Anderson left yesterday to be
the guest Of Miss Berrian in Florida, who
Is giving house-party in her sea-coast
home.
Miss Jennie Sullivan has returned home
from school and IS at her parents summer
home at Isle of Hope.
Miss Philomena Gassman is visiting
friends In Milen. Ca.
Mrs. E. A. Cults and children are spend
ing the summer al Haywood, White Sui
phur Springs, N. c.
A double wedding viii occur at Orange
burg, S. c., on Aug. Z. when Miss Caro-
line Stroman and Mr. Frederick Wanna
maker Will be married, and at the same
time Miss Lila V. Stroman and Mr. Henry
c. Wanamaker will be married Mr.. Fred
erick Wanamaker was formerly a resi-
in the city.
Miss Meta Morel entertained last Tues
day with dancing. Her guests were Miss
Eliza Chisholm, Miss Annulette Stubs,
Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Edith Warfield
Miss Marie Blois, Miss Francis Charlton.
Miss Nellie Hartridge, Mr.. c. d. Melton,
Mr.. r. l.. Mercer, Jr., Mr.. Clifford Wayne,
Mr.. Rogers Wood. Mr.. North Chisholm,
Mr.. Louis Morgan and Mr.. T. Lloyd
owens.
Mrs. George Cosens and family leave on
Tuesday to spend the rest of the summer
at Pine Hill, N. Y.
Mrs. w. H. Durham and children left
yesterday for Harris Lithia Springs.
Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mrs. j. D. Paige and
Miss Ethel Taylor leave on Tuesday for
Coburg, Canada.
Mrs. D. Hops and Miss Mary Hops are
at McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken enter
tanned at dinner last Monday evening in
compliment TO Mr.. C. L. Huston of Coats
vile. Pa.
Mrs. NJ. T. Dunn is at Tybee.
Miss Ida Reiser will return this week
from Macon.
Miss Mary Wayne will spend the remain.
der of the summer at White Bluff.
Miss Mary Haines is visiting at White
Bluff.
Rev. c. H. Strong has returned from the
north.
Mrs. Hayward LYMAN is visiting her sis
ter In Charleston.
Miss Mary Maccaw will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Henderson
vile, n. C.
Miss Anna Claghorn is spending the
summer north.
Miss Emma Bullock has returned from
visit to her cousin, Miss Bessie Lee Kirk
land, in New York.
Mrs. John Reid and Miss Margaret Reid
leave this week for Gainesville
Miss Octavius Cohen leaves this week
for Coburg, Canada.
Miss Francis Phillips has returned from
visit TO Miss Clermont Huger, in Bluff
ton.
Miss Mary Richmond has returned from
ST. Simons.
DR.. and Mrs. Dripps entertained last
Tuesday evening Among the guests were: