The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

on Wednesday evening after the grad
uation exercises at the theater. Mr.. John
Train entertained his fellow graduates,
among whom were the Messrs. r. Byrnes,
J. ]. Bernhard, Lawrence Lee. Sligo
Mohr, George Exley, Norton Frierson, w.
Jaudon, c. Hohenstein, Cosmo Hardee,
+. Herman and T. Wells.
Mr.. Julian Chisholm. Mr.. Wayne Gun
ningham Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr.. Harry
Daniel are among a party of young men
who have gone on a maroon on their
yacht.
We read in the Cincinnati Enquirer that:
THE engagement is announced of Miss
Grace Jordan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Jordan OF Clifton, TO Mr.. Clarence
Wainwright Murphy of Savannah, Ca.
Mss Jordan is a charming young girl. She
inherits the beauty of her mothers family
and the wisdom of her fathers side of
the house. Mr.. Murphy has a host of Gin
clnnatt friends and may well be congratu-
lated on gaining 50 fair prize" Mr.. Muir
ply is the Well-known travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific railroad with
headquarters in Savannah.
Miss May duBignon, Miss Edith War
field Hiss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Albert
Hull, and Miss Anulette Stubs will leave
on the first of July for st. GATHERINGS Is
land, where they will be the guests of the
Misses Kate and Frieda Rauers
Mr.. and Mrs William Eugene Smith
have returned from their bridal tour af-
ter visiting Charleston, South Carolina,
the grooms former home. and other places
of interest. The bride, nee Miss Lula Waite
is a most popular young lady and Mr..
Smith is a sterling young man in the en-
ploy of the Palmer Hardware Company.
Miss Helen Smith left on Thursday for
KenilwOrth Inn, Biltmore, N. c.
Mss Edith Cavanaugh, who has been
attending the Wesleyan college has come
home for vacation.
Reverend and Mrs. l.. C. Vass are in
vr~Na v.rf1T
be joined by their sons. They will all spend
the summer IN Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nisbet and family
will leave on the first of July for Blow
ing Rock, North Carolina
Mrs. ]. L. Hammond and family are at
Brighton Heights, Staten Island.
Hon. r. D. Guerard is at the White Sui
phur Springs.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon, who have
been visiting in West Orange, N. j., sail
to-day for England.
Miss Marie Habersham returned on Fri
day from the nortn, where she spent the
winter and spring.
Miss Daisy Bryan will leave on Wednes-
day for a short visit 10 EdgeWOrth, where
she attended school, and from there she
will 20 TO Fortress Monroe for a month.
Mr. Charles dhBignon returned on Tues
day from GAINESVILLE, where he has been
at school
on Tuesday Mr. Ormond Strong re-
turned from Cornell.
Mrs. Fl. G. duBignon, Mr.. T. NJ Cum
ningham and Mr.. Charles duBignon left
on Thursday for Tallulla Falls. They will
spend some time at Mr. Cunningham ;
place in upper Georgia.
Mrs. j. f. Il. Beckwith and Miss Bern
ardine HarwOod sailed last night on the
Kansas City.
Mrs. A Llllenthal and the Misses Lii
enthal arrived during the week from
New York.
Miss Ecie Reynolds Is visiting the
Misses Cornell in Augusta.
Mrs. George w. Owens and child are
in Wianno, Mass.
Col and Mrs. R. E. Lester are guests
at Hotel Tybee.
Miss Leila Hi will leave on Wednesday
for her home in Grovetown, Ga.
Mrs and Mrs. Henry Blum arrived on
Thursday from New York.
Mrs H. l.. Colding and children will
leave next week for the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Arkwright arrived
from New Aork on Thursday. They are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Johnson.
DR.. p. T. Warning arrived on the KAN
sas CITY Thursday.
Miss Katharine Stiles will leave on
Tuesday to join her mother at their
summer home, Malone.
Miss Julia Charlton will leave during
the week for Chautauqua, n. Y.
Mr.. Harris Cope has returned from
the north for his summer vacation.
Mrs. George H. Stone and Miss Cadda
Stone left on Tuesday for Wilmington
Island.
Mr.. b. f. Finney left yesterday for
Richmond, Va. He will be gone about
ten days.
Mrs. May Silva and Miss Kate Grady
left last evening for New York.
Mrs. Henry, the Misses Henry and Dr.
Heinrich, all of whom came to the city to
attend the Minis Henry wedding last
Tuesday, left for the north on Thursday
Miss Laura Harris, who has been visit
! ing Mrs Abram Minis for the last week
left yesterday for the north.
Mr.. e. D. Watkins left last evening for
| Richmond. Va.