The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
LOCAL Personal.


sirs. Marie Hersberg is at suwanee
Springs. TIA.
Mr. f. r. Hernandez is ST. at his resi-
dence, No. 49, Lincoln street.
Mrs. W. A. Jones Of Gordon is visiting
Mrs. j. L: Branau al Barnard and Ninth
street.
Miss Katie Wilde of Augusta IS visiting
her sister. Mrs. e.. =. Fleming. al No. 81
Lincoln street.
AIr. James Ray. who has been very i'll
a his home on Br9ughtoa street, IS now
much improved.
Mr.. David Mcconnell viii leave to-day
for Morehead City. y. c., 70 take place
in the Atlantic hotel
Miss Bertha NcGifin of Fernandina.
Fla. is the guest of Miss Gertrude VIII
Hanson, on Huntington street
Mrs. f. W. Wp1ler, Miss Meriva Wip-
pie and Miss Verua Lob, who were the
guests Of Mrs. J. J. Carolan, have gone TO
Macon.
Col w W. Gordon Capt. C. s. Ellis
and Mr.. J. 5. Collins are expected back
from the Memphis sound money cOnven-
ton to-day
Mr. Herbert clinton Of Birmingham.
Ala, is in the city for the purpose Of ar
ranging to enter the merchandise broker
age business here.
Mr.. Edward Haslam will leave Savannah
this week to accept position at Oak Hall
hotel at Tyron. y. g.. one ofthe prominent
summer resorts Of that state.
Harry NJ. Brock leaves this morning on
the Tallahassee for New York. He will
sail for his old home I'm Germany Thurs
day, May 30, per steamer Feurst Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs Ell Howard, yardmaster
of the Union station, st. Louis, Mo; John
s. Hilley and L. J. Drew, conductor of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, Blue
Island, ILL.,. are guests Of Mr.. Kelly, No.
81 Tattnall street
Mr.. J. Randolph Anderson will leave
the city to-day for New York, from where
he will sail in about a week on the Feurst
Bismarck for Hamburg. Mr.. Anderson
will spend about three months in Eu-
rope, and while there will attend the grand
naval review at Kiel in celebration of the
opening of the canal across the Danish
isthmus.
At Prof. and Mrs. Mehrtens' concert last
Thursday evening, at their music hail. the
opening number was most admirably rem
dered, and great credit is due to Miss Ma
RE Lippman. who certainly played in a
most finished manner the beautiful selec-
ton from Mendelsshon, Miss Lippman ex.
GELS in this elass Of music. and Mrs Mehr-
tens has every reason to be proud of her
progress.
A delightful blackboard ride to Thun-
derbolt was given Wednesday evening.
complimentary to Miss Lee and Miss Hur-
ley of Macon, followed by a fish supper
and dancing The following composed the
party: Misses Rose Lee. Mamie Hurley,
Madge and Minnie Dooner, Marie La
Motto, Katie Brady. Nellie Brennan, and
Messrs. Dan a. Tuberdy, John ]. Bren-
nan, J. Augustin Gallaher, Joseph F.
Doyle, James y. Lyons, Edward Smith,
e. c. Gleason, J. F. Furlong, w. n. Quin-
an and Thomas II. Nugent. The chape-
rons were Mrs. i. c. Gleason and Mrs. j.
+. Furlong.
Rev. A. NJ. Williams, pastor of Wesley
Monumental church. has been honored by
being elected as one OF the trustees of the
Wesleyan Female College OF Macop, from
the South Georgia Conference of the Meth
I odist church. There are seven trustees
selected from zach conference and they
are chosen for life. Rev. Mr.. Williams
ilong service with the Methodist church as
pastor, as we'll as the fact that he Is him.
self college graduate will prominently
qualify him for the position of honor which
has been worthily bestowed upon him. He
is we'll known IN Savannah, having been
here for more than a year as pastor of the
Wesley Monumental church, and his many
friends here WHIP congratu him on the
appointment.