The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-07
LOCAL Personal.

A. L. Alexander, ESQ, went up to At
lanta yesterday morning
J. s. Banks. +. X. Dreese and c. b.
Besseleu will spend to-day in Charleston.
Miss Annie c. Lynes is visiting Mr.. and
Island.
Mrs. L NJ schwab has returned from
Montgomery, Ala, after a pleasant visit
to her sister. Mrs. Joe Warner.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lula waite, daughter OF Mr., K. p. Waite,
and Mr.. William Eugene Smith, at the
Isle Of Hope church, Sunday, June IA, at
Capt James Manning has returned to
Savannah. and will ike charge OF the ma
chine shop of McDOnough & Ballantyne's
foundry. As the superintendent of the Sa-
vannah water works for a number of
years Capt Manning is we'll known here,
and has hosts of friends, who will give
him warm welcome back to his old
home
Thomas l.. Farnan, assistant chief of
police of Baltimore, will arrive in So
vannah to-day by the d. II. Miller, and
will spend several days here Mr.. Farnan
has been connected with the Baltimore
police force for twenty-seven years. Dur
ing The visit of Chief McDermott and De-
tective Wetherhorn to Baltimore to bring
back Abe Small, several months
ago. they We're shown every
nan. as well as Marshal Frey, and they
will endeavor to make Mr.. Farnans VISIT
TO Savannah as pleasant as possible.
Mrs. Fl. c. Miner, Jr., of New York ar
rived on the Kansas City yesterday. and
is again, for a short while, under the
parental roof. Mr.. Willie Blum will ar
rived tomorrow. The family of Capt.
and Mrs Blum will thus be at home at
residence, on South Broad street. The
gathering is significant, and has IN store
the nuptials of Mr.; Henry Blum,
accomplished daughter Of Marcus Gus
S. Baker. Esq. The ceremony will
be performed by the RI. Rev. T. A. Beck
er, bishop Of Savannah, and assistant at
the residence of the bride elect No. us
Waldburg street, Tuesday at noon
Mr.. Frank T. Lincoln returned yester-
day from the annual meeting Of the as
United States, held at Philadelphia. The
meeting was largely attended by the mill
tary surgeons, both Of the volunteer and
regular forces, and number Of inter-
estng papers were read by prominent
surgeons. Clinics, In scientific surgery,
were given by the professors of Jefferson
Medical College and Of the University OF
Pennsylvania, and also by Prof. Sem OF
Chicago, surgeon general Of the Illinois
national guard. The convention was
spleneidly entertained by the people OF
Philadelphia. 1t will meet next year at
Columbus, o.
Mr.. Arthur Tnlard Brewer, who has
been ordered to the United States weather
bureau here, arrived yesterday, and is at
the De Soto. Mr.. Brewer is from An
napolis Md, and comes from one of
the Oldest and best known families in the
state. and Is a grandson of the late
Judge Nicholas Brewer, and a son of
Mr.. Julian Brewer Before entering the
weather bureau in 1891, Mr.. Brewer was
one Of the leading young society men of
Annapolis. For the last five years Mr..
Brewer has been stationed at the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, where he
was assistant Reteorologist of the Mary
land state weather service. Mr.. Brewer
is a devoted hOrSeman and cross coun-
try rider having followed some of the
hunts Of the famous Elk Ridge and Green
Spring Valley Hunt Clubs of Baltimore.
Observer W. NJ. Dudley of the weather
bureau, succeeding Mr.. L. NJ Dey, Jr.
who was stationed here temporarily, and
who will return to Augusta to resume
his duties there.