The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-10

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Ge9rge Bar-1 mess. ana AZ " ll-lam
Fish. The members OF the cast deserve
much credit for The way u which tney per-
sOna-ed the characters The play was un-
der THE management Of Miss j. .. Boz
ebert
Mrs. Mop clifford OF Washington. D.
c. who has been visiting Mrs. ODonog-
hue. left last Thursday for Charleston.
where she VIII remain a few days IN order
10 attend the meeting OF the Colonial
Danes before returning TO her home
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean has returned
from baltimore, where she has been visit
ing her daughter at Mrs. Lefebvre's
school
Miss Claude Bond and Miss Augusta
Bond are the guests Of their sister. Mrs.
John Screveu-
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Graham are expected
20 return tomorrow from a trip 10 Chi
cdgo.
Mrs. John Ashe Mayer is on a visit to
Airs. O'Donoghue at 13S Hall street.
Mrs. +. v Walker. who returned from
Guyton last week, is in Beaufort for
few days but viii return 10 the city again
before going north.
Or. Clarence Weaver. one of the staff Of
ficers OF the Morton Cadets Of Washing
ton, ID. C.. and his sister, viii he the guests
of AR. and Mrs. S. T.. Hamilton during
May week.
Mrs. Charles Schley and Mrs W. H.
Schiey viii leave for Augusta on Monday.
Miss Buthle Reid will leave for Coats
her niece, Mrs. Charles Huston.
Mr. Julian Hartridse left on Friday for
Maryland, where he Will spend a week
or ten days on business connected with
the opening Of his school at St. James.
Miss Mamie Engel left last week Tor
New York with her sister, Mrs. Ferdinand
Well
Mr.. Arthur Ravenel will be the guest OF
Mr. and AIRS. Paul Lyman this week.
Miss Sammie Myddelton Of Brunswick.
Ca, viii be the guest of Miss Virginia
Hamilton this week
Miss Grace Barnard left on Sunday last
Tor Boston, to be absent until next win
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Annie Butler
are expected this week from Baltimore,
Wnere they have been attending Mrs. Lee
tehVre's school. Miss Elizabeth Butler
VIII sail shortly for Europe and the other
members OF the family will go to the
battery Hafk, AsheVille, for the summer
Mrs. Edward Anderson and Miss Sadie
Anderson left for the north on Tuesday.
On Tuesday Miss Lawton. Miss Afarv
Lamar Miss Maud Thomas Miss Helen
Hardee and Mr.. f. p. Lawton win leave
Will sail for Europe
Mrs. Wayne Parker and sons left for
washing ton on Thursday
Miss Mulherin of Augusta is expected
ms week, TO visit Miss Lucille DesbouiI-
during the week for England
Miss Emily Conner left on Thursday
evening for Philadelphia.
COL George A. Mercer is at the Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will spend two
months.
on Friday Mr.. John f. NeeIv left ror
New York. From there he will 20 10
summit n. j., 10 visit his sister, Mrs.
Demming.
m Mrs. Welborn Hin of Atlanta and her
and Mrs w. W. Chisholm
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Shearson ex-
pect 10 leaVe FOR Chicago during the week
10 spend a month, after which they will
so 10 England for the summer.
DR. Storer, who has been appointed to
Ill the position by DR.. Nydegger. is re-
siding at 1l2 Whitaker street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Read and little Miss
t-llzaDetn Law ION Read arrived yesterday
70 visit Mrs. Reads mother, Mrs. w. S.
Lawton.
Mrs. J.. II. Johnston leaves for Bay St.
Louis, Miss, on Monday night TO visit
her son, Mr. J. Houston Johnston.
Col and Mrs. A. r. I.awton are expected
this week from New York.
Mrs. George Screyen left for Port ROYAL
on Tuesday
Mr.. Arthur Gordon left on Monday night
Tor Florida on business trip.
sc, Gen. and Mrs; A. R. Lawton left on
Wednesday for New York.
Miss Carrie Backus expects to sail from,
New l ork the latter part of the month
with quite large party for Europe
Mrs; Joseph Fleming and Mrs. Thomas
OF Athens viii spend this week with Mr.
ana Mrs. George Baldwin.
Mrs. Joseph Ganahl of Augusta Is Wis
iung her DAUGHTER, Mrs Pleasant Stovan
Miss Sada Elliott of will be the guest of
Miss Mary II. Carmichael at ~ Duffv
street, until Tuesday.
BRUNSWICK SOCIETY NOTES.
A very popular visitor here is Miss EIiz-
abeth Wheauey of Americas. who is a
guest of the Misses Burbage on
Wednesday evening she was rendered
launch party TO various places of interest
around the harbor.
The most important social event in the
city participated in as a full dress affair
was the christening on Friday afternoon
by Rev. Robert Campbell Gilmore of little
M M gafel 5lardee Sparks, infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis Sparks
over sixty invitations We're issued. and
social Brunswick was out in numbers
Mrs. J. H. stillwen and family left
FRIDAY Tor the north, where they will
spend the summer
Miss Jeanette Colson entertained a few
friends Thursday evening.
Miss Mayme Holloway is visiting in
Knoxville.
On May Is a cake walk" given in the
interest of the Kings Daughters will be
participated in by local society folks
Mr.. and Mrs. A V Wood rendered an
elegant reception at their handsome hou-
levard home Thursday evening, compli-
mentary 70 Judge and Mrs Radford r.
Hitch, who have just returned from their
bridal tour. Schuberts orchestra fur
nished the music, and the reception was
memorable one.
Mrs. D. V. Taylor, mother of Mrs. +.
A. Dunn, has returned north, after few
weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Scarlet, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Nerdery and Miss Emmie Scar
lett have returned from Thomasville. where
they attended the Tharin-Scarlett we'd
ding on Thursday.
The naval reserves hop on Tuesday
evening was well attended and a pleasant
affair. The out-of-town guests We're Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Wildman of Danbury
Conn, who are here on their wedding
tour As Miss Nellie Cole, Mrs. WfIdma1
was quite popular visitor to Bruins
wick.
Surgeon r. z. L. Burford has resumed
his duties at quarantine for the summer
months.
Mrs. c. L. Elliott entertained the After
noon Card Club Thursday evening
Mrs. James S. Wright and Miss Ara
bella c. Tison are spending a few days
at White Springs, Fla.
Gen. and Mrs. Henry r. Jackson of
Savannah will spend the summon ~,