The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

| would be a great mistake, especially Just
! now when 20 Is proposed TO advertise Sa-
| vannah extensively and for northern and
| western visitors 10 see no exhibit from
/ savannah would not be doing savannah
| any material good. The Atlanta women
I are working hard and extensively for their
/ city and their cities good. and are CORES
/ pOndIng with exhibitors all over the United
! states and also abroad BE- England and on
/ the continent
The next lecture Of the Lyceum VIII be
given By Mr. r. II. H0pklns0n Smith or
the 18th at the Guards armOry hall Mr.
Smith is probably hetter known by his
col Carter Of Cartersville' than any Of
his other able publications. He IS also an
extensive traveller and a finished lecturer.
HIS lecture here will consist chiefly OF
readings from his own work.
Mrs. c. A. L. Cunningham gave a buck
board drive last Thursday evening in COM
pliment TO Miss Brown; other guests were.
Miss LYMAN Miss jamie Cunningham
Miss Woodbridge. Miss RaUers. Miss du-
Bisnon. Mr. II. ". Johnson. Mr.. Hammond
Read. Mr.. T. Newell West, Mr.. w. T.
Hopkins and others.
Airs. c. S. Simpson and son OF Buffalo
y. Y, are visiting Mrs. Pisman. on Haber-
sham street.
Surprise parties are gaining in favor and
each week are numbered among the enter
tainments. One during last week was
rendered by the following guest to Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Adler: Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lipp-
man, Mr.. and Mrs A. Netsburg Mr. and
Mrs. L. Kayton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Quicken
heimer Mr.. and Mrs. X. Gainsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Guckenheimer, Mrs. v NJ
Guckenheimer Mrs. J. Lippman, Miss
Birdie Kayton. Mics Ruth kayton and
Mr.. Herman Myers.
NJ auT Mr. - orfra~o,,
left last Wednesday for Warm Springs, y.
c.. where DR.. Brandt has accepted posi-
ton and will, with his family. reside there
in future
Miss Munson and Miss Wilson Of Al
bany, y. Y, have returned from a visit
to Florida. and are visiting Miss Jennie
Thomas.
Mrs. George P. Elliott of Beaufort will
be the guest this week of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. NJ. d. Harden.
Mrs. Walter Wilson entertained with
cards last Monday evening.
Mrs. George Screven of Baltimore is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Gordon, Jr
Mrs. Clifford Carleton of New York Is
the guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w II. Elliott.
Mrs. Rebecca Ney has returned to her
home in Burlington Iowa, after three
months visit to Savannah.
Miss Margaret Stiles is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Dent on their plantation
near Brunswick
Miss Errett of Philadelphia is the guest
of Miss Sarah Mills
Miss Emily Dock has returned to her
home in Harrisburg, Pa, after a visit to
the Misses Thomas.
Miss Mary Ella Turner is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Habersham Clay in Bryan
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. b. Tiedeman spent sew
eral days in Charleston last week
Miss Seeley of New York returned home
last Tuesday after a visit to Miss jamie
Cunningham.
Miss Hattie Saussy leaves on Wednesday
to visit friends in Macon.
The prizes for getting the largest number
of words out of the seven letters used in
music, Offered by Mrs. May Silva to the
children of the public schools, have been
awarded as follows: Miss Carrie Nichols,
ll2 words, a silver hat pin; Masters George
Elton and John Elton, Ill words each. VIII
draw for boys prize, a pair of silver link
cuff buttons. Others who sent in a very
Creditable lists of words were q 5 follows:
Annie O'Brien. 10; Rita Falk, 10l; Fannie
Medrim, l07 Williams Bryan. 1O7; Clara
Kuvil, 10l; Charles Russell. lO7; Gordon
Hanes 105: Florence Stern, 1Oi; Viola Eng
beth, los; Helen Bergen 1O6; Mary Bergen,
106; Mary Ryals. 1OS; Hennie Turner. l01 :
Elmo Weeks, lOl, Edna Weeks, 10l; NJ
Setter, 106; Ralph Meldrim 102: Matte
Brown, 100; Florence Smith, l02; Jessie
Powell, 100; Petite Powell, 100; Elssie Open
helm, leo; Eva Oppenheim. 80; Annie Lee
Russell, SO; A. NJ. Lucas. 80; Mary Davis
49, Frank Bell, 9S; Andrew Umback, 81;
Carl Schaeffer. 81; Annie Cubbedge. 81:
Florence Schaener 81; Nettie Goodwin, 81;
Henry Washington So; Daisy Brewer, 96;
JEANNE Halnes, Sc; Percy Huger. 95: Stella
Way "a; Clyde Schumann, 81; Anna White
sides. 90; Mamie Wallace, 90; Oscar GUM
del 3d. Henry Roche, 81 Reby Mavromat.
81; Stella Masters. 80; Carrie Wallard, 30;
Mary McPhelan 80