The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-19
LOCAL Personal.
Bishop Nelson Is In the citv

Bishop Nelson is in the. city.
Mr.. d. II. Glover of Chiehand, Fla, was
in NJ the = city YESTERDAY; 49, IT,, 49,.
day for Brunswick to be absent for few
days.
Bishop Becker. who was expected to go
and confirm a class at st. Francis Xavier
church, is i'll at the bishops residence.
Mr.. William Clifton of Darien has just
returned from a weeks visit to Washing
ton, where he has been keeping up with
the general political situation
Mr.. Henry. Clark Bridges of Tarboro,
N. c., one of the best shots in the south,
is in the city. He has just come from the
Charleston tournament, where he took
second money.
Mr.. Tom J..Holt left the city yesterday
via the Atlantic Coast Line for Winches-
ter, Va, where he will be married on
Wednesday, April %, to Miss Sarah r. Ba-
Rer of that place.
Mr.. George F. Pinder has been very i'll
at his home on Harris street for several
days. His friends will be glad to know
that his condition appeared to be some
what improved yesterday.
The steamship Nacoochee from New
York, arrived with the following paSSen-
gers: Miss L. Johnson, A. T. Delafeilor,
Jno. A. Sharls, A. Heydrick, David Shippe,
Thomas Garwin and wife, Miss Edna May.
Miss Mamie l.. Lightfoot, who has been
spending a. three months vacation with
relatives and friends in various parts of
the state, left last night on the VIM. Crane
for Philadelphia, where she will complete
her course in the 2. E. Hospital Training
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Chandler have re-
turned from a short visit to Winnsboro,
S. c.. their former home. Mr.. Chandler
last Saturday. Mrs. Chandler was at one
time leacing soprano in choir of the Pres
byterian church in Winnsboro. and her
The ball given by the Riverside Social
Club Thursday night at Odd Fellows hall,
for the benefit of Mrs. James Murphy,
asrx1I
financially. The supper was served by
Mrs. George W. Bandy and Mrs. John
Clarity. The success of the ball was due
largely to the efforts of the following
committee: Joseph F. Knox, r. Hearn, j.
Q. Driscol, ]. Hanley, F. Kilroy and j.
Mr.. N. PauIsen of this city has bought
a beautiful residence at Hendersonville,
N. c., and he and his family will spend
their summers there hereafter. The Hen
dersonville Times OF the 10th says: Mr..
N. PaulSen, who purchased the Israel
property, corner Broad street and Fleming
avenue. has made it one of the prettiest
management and skillful workmanship of
the watchful, Charles Sunofsky, the work
has steadily progressed until it now bios
SONS like a rose" The house has been
remodeled from garnet to cellar, outside
and in: painted and papered; modern i'm
provements. including hot and cold water
range, etc. The lawn is beautifully grad
ed, the trees pruned and a general air of
beauty pervades the property throughout.
Sergt. J. Ward Motto of the Savannah
Volunteer Guards was serenaded at his
home on South Broad street last night
by Company B. Sergt. Motto is a popular
member of the company, and having re-
Gently become a benedict, IL was nee
essary that the customary honors should
be paid him. The company was given a
warm reception. Sergt. Motto was
greeted with cheers when he appeared
upon the doorstep. He announced that
ne was no speechmaker, but invited the
members to step inside where he would
endeavor to express his sentiments in a
more substantial manner. The results
were in every way satisfactory. Two big
boWis of punch were the principal fea-
lures Of A long table, around which the
members Of the company ranged them
selves. burt the bowls were well danked
with salads and other good things. An
hour and a hah was pleasantly spent, in
terspersed with songs and speeches. and
many good wishes were expressed Tor
the future happiness Of Dir. Motto and
his bride. on departing three cheers and
4 tiger were given for Sergt, Motto and
three more for Mrs. M0lte.