The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-19

The eternal fitness OF things speaks
palpably to us, now that the mercury is
manifestng the one burning ambition Of
soaring in the hundreds. how heartily
one congratulates ones self that dame ma
ture chose not to select our well-heated
little corner Of the globe for the gratihca-
tion Of her caprice, in the phenomenon Of
her midnight SUM- Verify the Hibernian.
whose sage remark that might was the
pleasantest part Of the day" had been
visiting Savannah Few cities can claim
a more rapid transit from the torrid heat
of day. into the breezy GOODNESS OF night.
and the appreciation OF this fact is APP
parent in the crowds that turn out night
ly for enjoyment of all sorts. The cleo
trio cars are filled with quiet lovers Of
air, as well as Of comfort and ease, while
the roads sparkle like "a swarm Of fire.
flies" with the numberless bicycles on
their refreshing runs. Everything be-
speaks life and motion and although many
have left to seek cooler places, they are
scarcely missed from the crowds that
have remained, and who seem intent upon
getting all that can be gotten out of life
IN the pleasant conditions of our fair city.
with her lions share of the accessories
of enjoyment.
The St. GATHERINGS party enjoyed TWEEN
ty-four hours of delightful anticipation
last Saturday. The Ubiquitous Mr.. Dick
Shad preferred the secAsion of "A sand
bank between Thunderbolt and Montgom-
cry with few Saratogas as anchors to
keep the crabs from running off with the
launch, than carry his fair party to st.
GATHERINGS. However, the day was spent
very pleasantly by them at Montgomery,
and they We're entertained on their re-
turn by Mrs George Mills at supper.
leaving for the island Sunday morning
Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott and Mr. T. Lloyd
Owens joined the party on Wednesday
They will probably return on Monday
morning.
Among those who attended the
tel on THURSDAY evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. G. W, Tiedeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Douglass, Mrs. +. Hartfelder Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine.
Mrs. w. j. Harty, Miss Fannie Germany,
Miss Laura Baker, Miss Ella Butler Miss
Marie Harry Miss Nellie Hasam, Miss
Sallie Black, Miss Beeley, the Misses
Nalleau Miss Belsinger, Miss Stella CAL
lager, Miss Viva Sullivan, Miss Mary Pal
mer, Miss Hannah and RuthR Einstein,
Miss Nellie Bremen Miss Annie Goette,
and Messrs. r. w. and William Latti-
more, John Black, John Mclaughlin. Ed
ward Haslam, Schields, kuman, Rich
ard Gross, Lorlay, Duncan Kent, Lucius
Palmer, John Bremen, Patrick Cava-
naugh and L. Hartfelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman and
r. Ne G. MISSES AippiH'" are al ""yne''iile'
on Monday evening Miss Albert HUI
entertained few of her friends, some of
whom were Miss Edith Warfield Miss
Annulette Stubs, Miss May duBignon
Miss Eliza Chisholm and Messrs. Pierre
Hoist, Wayne Cunningham, Julian CHS
holm, Lewis Warfield, Harry Daniels and
Clarence Connerat.
Mrs. W. S. Lowell, Miss Margaret stiles
H. it'd A.
Birmingham, sailed Tuesday evening on
the Tallahassee for New York. They sailed
Saturday by the Netherlands line for Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Alfred Mills left for Griffin Wed
nesday evening, where she Will be for a
week the guest of Mrs Malcolm Maclean.
From there she win go to Malbone for the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. w. S. Lowell, who has been for the
past few days a guest of Mrs Alfred
Mills, left the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Nisbet and the Misses Nisbet
are at Esceola Inn, Linville, N. c., for
the summer.
Mrs. Kline. the Misses Kline and Miss
Missy Hull left on Monday evening for
-Greenville, S. c.
Miss Katharine Hartridge returned from
White Bluff Thursday, having been the
guest of Miss Mary Jones for a few days.
Mr.. Allan Bond was the host on Tues
day evening on a very delightful launch
party. His guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Leaken, Mrs Elnney, Master Halde-
man Finney, Mr. and Mrs John Screven
Miss Kate Brigham and Lieut.. Maher.
Capt. w. W. Williamson left Thursday
to spend a week with Capt. Gordon at
Bluffton.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Madge Reid are
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Leaken.
Mrs. Alexander B. Hull, Masters Aleck
and Dudley Hull have gone to North Car
DINA for the summer
Miss Tessie Kohler is at Newburg-on-
the-Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A C. Carson and fam
lily have gone to Chautauqua, n. Y.
Mrs. Max Stern and Miss Hortense Stern
are at Waynesville. n. c.
Miss Bessie Coburn has gone on an ex-
tensive trip through Florida. Miss Co
burn will visit Jacksonville, Fernandina
and Darien before her return.
Mrs. Isaac Hirsch has returned to her
home in Atlanta after spending several
weeks at Hotel Tybee
Mrs. Newell and Miss Josephine New
ell are among those summering at Chau-
tauquap N. \
Mrs. Jacob Goldsmith is visiting friends
in Charleston.
The young friends of Master Sidney
Stubs willeDe glad to hear that the re-
ports from Virginia concerning his illness
are very favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connerat, Mr.. Clarence
Connerat and Master Connerat left for
Boston this week.
while at Guyton, after which she will
spend some time at Tybee.
Miss Lou Harris is spending her yaca-
tion near Chattanooga, Tenn
Miss Georgia Freeman is visiting friends
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