The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-20

complished young lady. Mr.. Paul is in
the employ of Mr.. J. W. Teeple.
Mr. Walter S. Chisholm left for New
York last Wednesday.
Miss Jameson, who has been visiting
Miss Matte McGlashan, returned to her
home in Macon yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wm. Rutherford have
moved TO Atlanta and are now living on
Peachtree street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Eptng and children have re-
turned from a visit to Newberry, S. c.
| A delightful entertainment was given on
Friday night by Miss Leonore Dell in
honor Of her guest. Miss Lille Ogier of
Charleston. The evening was passed most
pleasantly with music and dancing.
Miss Alice Cline of Newberry, s. c.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Epting on
| Waldburg street.
Miss Eva Haltiwanger returned from
| New York last Sunday.
Mrs. Edward K. Bryan, Jr., and son
have returned home after spending the
| summer at Long Branch, New York and
| North Carolina.
Mrs. W 2. Lee of Waycross has quite
a number of young bicyclists visiting her.
| Among her guests are Mrs. o. NJ. Osteen
| and Miss Laura L. Browne of Savannah.
| Mrs. Lee is a charming hostess and the
| party are having most enjoyable time.
A surprise party was given Mrs S.
| Helmken and Miss H. Savarese on We'd
| nesday evening. Refreshments were serv-
| ed and dancing was INDUCED in until a
| late hour. Those in the party were Mrs.
John Quint, Miss Mamie Schwarz, Miss
| Gussie Klug, Miss Ruby Graef and Messrs.
| Otto Seller, Howard Scherer, F. Courtney
| and S. Mcdowell.
| Mrs. George Mercer, Jr., and Master
| George Mercer III have returned from
| Flat Rock, N. c.
| Every one has noticed lately the pic
| lures of southern bellies and beauties
| which have been coming out in Munsey's.
Last week the Journal copied a protest
written to the New York Sun on the sub
| ject by man in Atlanta, to the effect
| that he has discovered that any woman re-
/ gardless of her charms may have her
| picture In that magazine for the small
| amount of SIS. The Journal remarks that
| had the protest come from a woman there
would have been nothing to explain eX-
! cept that she had been sighted, but COM
| ing from a man the only solution of 1t is
that his sweetheart has been left out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Huger and fam
| lily went over to Bluffton yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hull, the Misses
Hull, Mr.. Frank Williams, Mr.. F. X.
williams and Mr.. Bailey Hopkins took
| supper at Mrs. Bannons on Thursday
| evening.
There was a delightful blackboard drive
Friday evening, chaperoned by Mrs.
| Samuel Adams and Mrs. Benjamin
Calls. Those in the party were Miss Jen-
ME Outten, Miss Meta Doscher, Miss
| Henrietta Ubele, Miss Cassie Ubele, Miss
| Maggie Sulter, Miss Gussie Bieber and
| Rev. Henry Harms, Messrs. Fred Harms,
| August Harms, Willie Henges, George
Semkens, Joe Metzger, Robert Cramer and
| Chris Meslahn.
Miss Hattie NJ. Ward. of Isle of Hope,
leaves Tuesday to visit friends in Macon.
Mrs. Julia NJ bliss has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of her daughter,
Julia, to MIR. Charles Z. Vinson. The cere-
mony will take place on Tuesday evening,
| Sept. 20, at o'clock, at the residence of
| Mrs. Bliss on Duffy street.
Mr.. Leon Rosenheim returned from
Baltimore last week.
Mrs. S. Herman and family are in New
York.
Mrs. Richard Robinson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Asher in Albany.
A surprise party was given Miss Mamie
Proctor on Thursday evening last. Re
freshments were served and dancing was
! enjoyed until a late hour. Among those
present We're: Miss Jameson of Macon,
Miss Marie McGlashan. Miss Matte Nc
Glashan, Miss Ella Perry, MIR. and Mrs.
Morgan, Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Girtner.
Mr.. ]. E. Fulton has gone to White Sui
phur Springs, Fla.
Miss Ella Perry has returned home.
A sailing party on the THE Three
Links" which went to Warsaw last week.
was composed of Miss Maude Lowenthal,
Miss Dora Asher, Miss Magnus Lowenthal
and Mr.. Straighton, Mr.. Oliver Mr.. Henry
Roth and Mr. Walter Lowenthal.
Mrs. Solomon Binswanger is in New
York.
Miss Kate Grady has returned from
New York.
Mr.. John Hogan is in Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Guckenheimer are in
New York.
Miss Katheryn Hartridge returned from
the north yesterday.
Miss Lyman Huger is the guest of Miss
Meta Thomas at "Guinas" in Gainesville,
Ga.
Capt William Proctor is now at Suwa-
nee Springs, Fla, but will so later to Lake
City.
Miss Mary Clay has left Flat Rock. N.
c., and is now in New York the guest of
her brother Mr.. t. S. Clay. Miss Clay
will remain in New York until Christmas.
Mr.. Arthur Gordon returned last night
from New York. Mr.. Gordon has been
abroad all summer. spending a great deal
of his time in the north of Scotland and
in England.
Mr. and Mrs. James Earle, Jr., went
north on last nights steamer.
Mr. c. l.. Gilbert will leave tomorrow
for Boston. Mr.. Gilbert will return next
Thursday. bringing with him Mrs. Gil
bert and the children
Mr.. Maurice Greenwood has issued invi-
tations to the wedding reception of his
sister Esther and Mr. Moses S. Gardner.
The reception will take place this morn
ing from Ii to u o'clock, at l4O Hull street
The ceremony taking place at 10 o'clock.
Miss Rosie Shaffer has returned home.
after a very pleasant visit of two months
paid to relatives and friends at Spring
field, Ga
Mrs. A NJ. McCrohan and Miss NJ G.
McCrohan returned from New York on
yesterdays steamer.
Col. w. w. Gordon returned from New
York this morning Col and Mrs Gordon
| have been abroad all summer Mrs Gov