The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-12

When a week goes by with so few en-
tertainments we may safely say that the
season is over. The marriage OF two pop
ular young society people seemed a fitting
close TO it, and there was great interest
in the ceremony at 81. Johns church on
Wednesday evening. The groom has as
sisted so many OF his friends 20 get mar
ried that there was general satisfaction
at seeming him the principal actor OF the
occasion. and many were the good wishes
that followed the pretty bride and HIM
self as they left the church. Except for
this there has been no social event of
any size and only the echoes Of gaiety
have come from other places to enllven
u.s. SO many Savannahians have gone 20
the North Carolina mountains this year
that they must form quite a colony among
themselves. and the resorts near town are
also popular. Tybee, Blunton. and Isle of
Hope each has attracted numbers Of peo-
pie and down at beautiful St. Catharine's
a series Of house-parties goes on. The
younger set, who returned on Wednesday.
must have had a charming time. They re-
port among other pleasures exciting hunts
Seven deer fell before them. and Mr.. Jul
ian Chisholm proved himself the Nimrod
OF the occasion by killing three Of them.
The largest buck, however. was snOt by
Mr.. Harry Daniel. Then there We're tur-
tie egg hunts, and bathing drives on the
beach, and dancing in the evening. ending
with an exciting return to town, as there
were TWO sounds TO cross and a iGgh wind
blowing. The members of the party wsSe:
Miss May duBignon. Miss Albert Hun,
MISS Anulette Slubbs. Miss Eliza CHS
holm. Miss Edith Varied, Miss Alice
5lnnickson OF salem, n. j., and Messrs.
Wayne Cunningham, Harry Daniel
North Chisolm. Pierce Hoist. Julian
Chisholm and Louis Warhe.d. Yesterday
Mr.. Rauers and Miss Elise Rauers took
another party down. They were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes Miss Annie I.y-
nah, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell Miss Sarah Mills and Messrs.
Arthur B. Elliott, Ferris Cam, Jack Kin
2ie, Morange Fleming and j. D. Taylor.
We know without waiting to hear of the
good time they will have. Some things
may be known by instinct, but not an
things. The society reporter for in
stance, can not always rely on even what
she hears. Imagine for example her
pleasant feelings when she sits IN church
on sabbath morning and sees before her
eyes the very people whom she has assert.
n the morning S paper as having gone TO
New York. Hearing it from their
own lips" even does not always hold
good, for human beings change their
minds or get left occasionally. and then
ilown on the reporter who does not prove
himself mind reader or know things by
instinct For the following facts, how
ever, we have very good authority.
The Misses Huger Miss Meta Morel
and Master Percy Huger left on Thurs
day evening for the mountains of North
Carolina, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Wilson, Mrs
John Hopkins, Miss Hopkins and Miss
Conner returned from Tybec on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Walthour and fam
lily went down TO Button on Friday.
and are staying with Mrs. Guerard
Among the young men staying out at
Isle Of Hope are Messrs. Louis Morgan
c. D. Melton. and Edwin, Harry and
Frank Richmond,
Capt and Mrs. II. p Smart and the
Misses Smart sailed for New York last
week.
Mr. Heman Harwood has gone on a
cruise on the Boutwell,.
The "Mabers" jolly crew, with several
guests, went down the river yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shields of Column
bus, Ga, were at the Hotel Tybee during
the week Mrs. Shields was AIisl Birdie
Kulman of this city
Mr. Clifford E. Stults, Mrs. Suits and
Miss Margarita Suits sailed during the
week for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 2. Ravenel and family
are at the Isle Of Hope.
Miss Mary Jones spent a few days I'm the
city with Miss Lily Anderson last week.
Miss Fanny Howard and Mr. BENJAMIN
il. Howard, who have been visiting Mrs
+. G. duBignon, returned TO the north on
Saturday.
Mr.. Gordon Harrison is at his home
Brandon, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Chestnut are at Isle of
Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Newman ana chill
dren left yesterday for the north.
Mrs. ]. S. Newell and Miss Josephine
Newell left on Saturday for Chautauuua.
n. y, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Jennie Meyer Of New York, who
has been spending the winter in SaVan-
nah for her health, left on Tuesday for
New Y rk. Her friends viii be glad 10
know that her stay here has been or
great benefit to her.
Miss Lima Hugner IS spending a fort
night with friends in WadesborO, n. c.
Miss Lucy Sharpe of BIRMINGHAM Ala
reached the city to-day to join Mrs. w
5. Lowell, Jr., with whom she viii sail
Tor New York on Tuesday On SATURDAY
they viii leave New York for Paris. where
they viii study art for the next six
months
Miss Belle Drummer Of this city is visit
ing Miss Marie Habersham at White
Bluff.
Miss Nan Screven has left Annapolis and
IS now in Harrisburg
Miss Lila Colquitt and Miss Hattie Col
quit are spending the summer in Mar
tinsburg, W. Va.
Mrs. II. S. Colding and children sailed
on the Kansas City on Wednesday Cor
New York
Mrs. E. T. O'Connor left for Asheville
last week
Mr. William Neyle Colquitt Of Washing
ton, ID. G., is spending the summer with
~ his uncle, Mr. Robert Habersham, al