The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-05
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Hon. Rufus e. Lester left for Wash
ington last night
Mrs. b, Josephson Of New York is the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. Brown, III Perry street
Mrs. NJ. C. Ferrin and Mrs. NJ. V. De-
mere, who have been spending some time
in New York, have returned home.
Miss Hattie Mckenzie of Brighton, s.
c., has returned home after a pleasant
visit here with relatives and friends.
Mr.. II. p. Lemcke is on the street again,
after having been confined to his bed
for two weeks with tyDho-malarial fever.
The hand-painted plate disposed of a
few days ago at St. JosePhs Academy
at Washington, was awarded to Mrs. NJ
w. Sexton of this city.
Mr.. Thomas Daniels of this city and
Miss Minnie Farrell were married at the
brides home in Derby, Conn.,, last week
They will return to Savannah this week
and will reside at 148 Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schwarz celebrat-
ed their 18th anniversary of their mar
rage on New Years night. They were
also surprised by the Teutonia Singing
Club. Dancing was INDUCED in till late
hour.
Dr. ]. r. baltimore, recently house
physician of Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York
city, will arrive by the City of Birming
ham this morning, for short visit DR..
baltimore has just received an appoint
ment at Sloane's Maternity Hospital, and
on his return will enter at once on his
duties there.
Prof, F. NJ. Agostini will leave the city
to-day for Tampa, where he will take
charge of the entertainments at Tampa
Bay hotel during the season. He will I'M
doubleday be success in adding to the
popularity of the hotel, his winning
manners and professional ability will be
quite an attraction
phantom hop was given Tuesday night
by Misses Annie Gibbons and Lula Scholl
in honor of Miss Edith Bradley of Allan
ia. Those present We're: Annie Gibbons,
Lula Scholl, Mamie Lang, Edith Bradley.
Josie Conner, Mabel Gibbons, Lula Wo-
hanka, Addie Wohanka and Lena Alex
ander, Mr.. Willie Lang, Mr.. A. Turner
John SchwarZ, Dugal Barthlemess, Con-
stantine Hartmann, Albert Scholl, Wiley
Bridges. A delightful evening was spent.
The following passengers are on the CITY
of Birmingham to arrive from New York
this morning: Miss H. Goodale, Miss De-
liza J. Kelly, Jean Courtate, Victor
Blanche, Miss A. Heitze, Miss NJ Ryan,
Miss NJ. Rogers, Miss NJ. O'Donough,
Emil Neglin, Harold Bouch, Frank Hank.
NJ B. Bush, M. Dornet, Miss NJ. Lee, Miss
B. Lake. Frank E. Bustelli and wife, Ell
aldson, Miss Alice Mcnamara Miss 1.
Sherwood, Miss n. Hogan, Miss NJ. Elan
nigan, Miss r. Proctor. Miss Donaldson,
Miss NJ Mulligan, Hy Grening and wife,
Miss L. Dora, Miss E. Mcguire, NJ II.
Waters, Felix Marks, Miss Dora Wilson,
Miss f. Jennings, Miss julia Helay Miss
Harris, H. A. baltimore. DR.. r. L. Fox,
DR.. ]. r. baltimore, Pat Smith George
LAGRANGE j. Costello and wife, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. King, John Mccormack,
Thomas McQuade, T. O'Connor, Peter Pet
erson James Jones and wife, William
Robinson, Charles Wilson, Frank Johns,
Milton Wider, Hy Tabb. George Givens,
w. J. Anderson, Lee Lindsey, Wallace
Smith, G. w. Schuyler. James Gillen
Horace Young, Daniel Shaw, e. Diggs,
J. H. Spears, Charles Walker.
A pleasant reception was given by Miss
Ida Jones Tuesday evening at the home
of her sister, Mrs. LeClair, at Habersham
and Second streets.