The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-01

/ niece Of Archbishop Chapelle OF New
! Mexico. The luncheon was served at her
uncle's ranch, few miles out Of Santa
Re.
Miss Maggie Buchnor. charming young
| lady Of Augusta, after visit to her sis
| ter. Mrs. r. Nichols, has returned home
Mrs. D. Hecht and Miss Hattie Hecht
| will leave next Wednesday via Baltimore
for New York, where they will remain
until late fall
| A very swell supper was given at Mrs.
| Bannnon's last week by two members Of
| the Euchre club; the Registering vas
very amusing and lie PantOville was the
/ victor.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. i. Frankenstein and
/ sons are passengers on the Kansas City
/ from New York.
/ Miss Julia Frankenstein and Miss Hen
rietta Myers are expected home on the
/ Kansas City. They have been spending the
summer at Asbury Park and Long
/ Branch.
Miss Mamie Cassels, after a visit 10
friends in Pennington. has gone to resume
her studies at the Agnes Scott Institute.
Mr.. W. w. Gordon, Jr. left last week
TO join his wife at Catawba Springs. On
their return they will reside at Col. W.
| w. GOrdons.
Mr.. Randolph Anderson sailed yester-
day from Antwerp for New York.
Col. and Mrs. Lester and Miss Lester
left last week for Mount Airy.
Miss Jones, from Colorado Springs, IS
| visiting her mother, Mrs. A. II. Jones,
66 Henry street.
Mrs S. Krouskoff and children sailed
this morning for New York.
Mr.. AIonzo sybrandt has returned from
| spending several months IN Europe
Miss Hopkins and Miss Leila Hill are
] spending this week in London. They will
go from there to Glasgow. Scotland. and
viii sail for home Sept. u on the steam
| ship Circ2ssaS
| Mrs. r. r. Howard left for New York
| this morning. She will be absent for one
month.
Miss Katie Hurry of Columbus and Miss
McGoin of Savannah were compliment
ed with a trolley-ride to Avondale park,
Birmingham. Ala, last week.
Miss Jennie Cannon is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. A. e. Vann in Townsville. Ga.
Mrs. F. Loewenthal. Miss Magnus
| Loewenthal, Mrs. Henry Roth and
daughter. Miss Lilly Selig. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Girardeau and family. and Mrs. j. T.
| Shuptrine, are at Haywood, White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Rankin and family
are spending the summer in Waynesville,
N. c.
Mrs. William Harden and William Har-
| den, Jr., are in Waynesville. N. c.
| Mr.. Robert H. Lewis and Mr.. w. w.
| Starr, Jr., have returned from their sum
| mer's outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Chestnut and daugh-
ter are in Waynesville. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Walthour and Miss
| Walthour are spending some time in
North Carolina.
Miss Elizabeth Waller. after several
months absence from the city has re-
! turned and will be at home some little
time before going to New York for the
/ winter.
DR. s. Iatimer Phillips has gone to Hot
| Springs, Va, TO spend his vacation.
Mr.. J. ]. Beytagh has returned to the
! city after a two weeks stay in Asheville.
Miss Susie Keane has returned to the
city after two weeks stay in Asheville.
Miss Julia Corniff and Miss Bacon. from
Jacksonville, are visiting friends in the
4 city.
Mrs. James Leonard is spending some
| time in Asheville.
Mrs. J. r. Massett is on a visit to Ashe-
vile, N. c.
Mrs. John L. Hazlehurst and Miss Marie
Hazlehurst are visiting relatives on Sulll-
vans Island, S. c.
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Stone, Miss
| Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Saussy
| have returned from their summer home
at Wilmington Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson leave
| next Tuesday for a visit to Chautauqua
and New York city.
Miss Jennie Walsh Of Athens has been
the guest of Miss Annie V. Jones, on
Henry street, and leaves to-day for Jack
| sonvlle.
Miss Meta Cherry is visiting friends in
| Waynesville.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham and Miss Wood
bridge left last Thursday for New York
and Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. Stewart Boyd left last week for
Augusta. He has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs c. Il. Young at the Windemore
Club, Wilmington Island.
At donkey party" given for the lit
| tie people at Catawba Springs last week
there We're present from Savannah Miss
Caroline Meyers, Masters Meyers, Averiu
| Crane and William w. Gordon III.
Misses Katie and Mamie Mullarky of
| Augusta left for New York last Friday
and will sail on the steamship Teutonic
| next Wednesday for England.
Miss Lucy Bloodworth, an honor gradu-
ate of Lucy Cobb Institute has recently
been elected to a position in the public
schools of Atlanta.
Miss Jett Howard is visiting Miss Pal
| mer in Newark, N. J.
| Miss Rollin Hunter entertained on her
birthday last Tuesday afternoon, with a
donkey party" The entertainment was
| given at her grandfather's residence on
| Drayton street. Master Stem Elliott won
the first prize and Miss Anna Bell the
"booby." Among others present were:
| Misses Teddy Clay. Nora Edmondston.
| Caro- Law, Elizabeth Malone, Mary Ell
lott, Margaret Haines. 10 Woodfn, Sal
lie and Virginia Anderson and Elizabeth
| Drummond.
Miss Belle Daniels was complimented
| with a surprise party last Friday eve
ming. Dancing was indulged in Among
her guests We're: Misses Albert Hull.
| Eliza Chisholm, Edith Warfeld, Edith
Johnston, Frances Charlton Meta Nor
| rel, Nellie Hartridge, Mary Haines;
| Messrs. Thomas Wayne, Clifford Wayne.
Julien Chisholm, Stein fryan, Paul Has
kell, Louis Haskell, Wayne Cunningham.
Fountain de Maisten. Langdon West,
Dave and Craig Barrow, John Gourdin,
/ I'll Do,