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


berland Island,
MIS- Maude smith sailed this week for
Europe.
sir. Jacob Lippman is stH among the
guests az Hotel Tybee-
Ms Lena Marks left on Sunday last for
Columbus where she viii make an extend
ed visit before returning 20 ner home IN
Atlanta
Miss Resale Rembert left during the
week 10 visit relatives In Fernandina,
Fla.
Mss Leila Rembert Is spending the sum-
mer with relatives in virginia
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. j. Carolan and children
left for Ashevilie this week
Mrs. O'Steine and Miss Daisy A. Browne
are spending month al Tybee.
The Southern Social Club" was enter
tained by Miss Blanche Mathews on
Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs /. r. Ross.snol left for
New York on the Kansas City.
Miss Annie Bowman left Friday for In
dian Springs
Miss Rosa Barbour left Friday for At
lanta on a visit 10 friends and relatives in
that city.
Mrs Wylly woodbridge. Mrs. J. c. Hab-
orsham. Miss Mary Joe stiles. and Miss
Margaret Vernon Stiles. left the city on
Saturday last FOR their summer home on
Green Island.
MIS-. Charles u. X ing. MT. Joe Gay hlnEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford King or Rome, Ga,
are spending some time on Green Island.
Mrs. John D. Paige and Miss Whitehead
have been entertained by Mr.. Clayton
Brigham on a very delightful house boat
party on the Hudson.
Mrs. A. r. Lawton left last evening to
join Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham at Ken
nebunk, Me.
Mr. Clayton Brigham has left Savannah
to engage in business in New York.
Mr. and Mrs c. Luclen Jones and family
will leave on Wednesday evening for
Chautauqua, \. Y
Mrs duBlgnon, the Misses duBignon
and Mr.. Charles duBignon, leave for Mil
| ledgeville tomorrow evening.
Capt. j. f. Wheaton left for the north
! yesterday on the City of Augusta.
Mrs. Jacoby and Miss Sadie Jacoby were
among the passengers on the City Of Au-
| gusta yesterday.
Mr.. Edwin r. MacKethan leaves to-day
| for months visit to Fayetteville, N. c.
Brunswick social Notes.
Two germans each week are being
| danced at st. Simons participated in by
! both hotel and cottage guests, in addition
| to the regular morning and evening
| dances that are given in the parlors. The
/ visitors are from Alabama, Georgia and
| Tennessee. on Wednesday morning a large
| progressive euchre party was given, at
/ which fifteen tables were used. The first
/ ladies' prize was won by Miss Richardson
| of Macon; the second, by Miss Reed of
| Montgomery. The first gentlemen's prize
/ was won by Mr.. Willspough of Albany,
and the second by Mr.. Wood of Atlanta.
| Mrs. b. F. Dillon of Jacksonville is a
1 guest of relatives on St. Simons.
| On Friday afternoon Mrs. A. T. Putnam
/ entertained with a lawn party, in honor
! of Miss Byrd of Rome. The affair was
| one of the pretdest social events of the
/ summer season. and delightful to the
] guests.
! Wednesday evening a rowing party were
| out on the bay for am hour or so. after
! which they We're entertained on board the
! Spanish bark Fama de Canaries, by Capt.
| Tuells, master. He was assisted by Senior
| RODRIGUEZ, first mate, and Senior Artow,
! interpreter The entertainment consisted
| of instrumental music on the mandolin
| and guitar by Seniors Tuells and Rodire-
| queZ, with vocal selections in Spanish by
| the latter Refreshments were served on
| top the after deck over the cabin, Span
! ish songs forming a feature of this por-
| lion of the evening. The guests We're:
| Mrs. Clark of Alabama, chaperone; Miss
| Lille Slaton, Miss Gussie May Mitchell,
| Miss Hattie Zettler of Atlanta, Miss
| Florine Smith OF Townsville Miss Butts,
| Miss Ernestine and Miss Madeline Butts,
| Miss Mamie Burroughs, Miss Burbage,
| Miss Lula Burbage of Brunswick Mr..
Ed Rainey of Everett City Morton Mayre,
| Owens johnson, w. Jennings Butts Bay
ard Butts. l.. A. Fleming. Ed Allen
George Smith, Howard Smith and c. w.
Deming.
Tuesday evening the Misses Burbage en-
tertalned charmingly in honor of their
guest. Miss Hattie zettler of Atlanta.
Mrs H. c. Blain entertained at cards
at her cottage, on St. Simons, Friday
| evening.
A dance on board the Spanish bark
| Fama de Canaries, rendered by Capt.
Tuells to his friends in Brunswick is one
of the coming events of the week.
Mrs Clarkson of Jacksonville. who has
been guest at Hotel ST. Simons for sew
eral days, has returned to the city to visit
Mrs. c. l.. Elliot.
A picnic party of young folks spent
Thursday on an outing to Fernandina.
1t was composed of Misses Florence King
Thiot, Wilmer Wood. Ethel and Kezze
Conoley Gertrude and Mabel Olmstead,
| Masters Tom and Ford Fuller, A. G.. Con-
Obey, Jr., and chaperones.
Mrs. NJ. Kaiser rendered an elegant re-
ception, complimentary to visiting young
ladies, Thursday evening.
A promenade concert, complimentary to
Manager Aiken of the Oglethorpe, by the
marine band, brought out the social set
Friday evening, and an enjoyable time
was spent on the broad verandas.
Mrs. d. w. Krauss and sister. Miss
Howard Parker are spending a few weeks
in the mountains of North Georgia
Miss Sophia Morton has returned from
a visit to Savannah.
Master Julian Isaacs of Brunswick, a
guest of Hotel St SimonS has proven a
source of pleasure and surprise to the
guests by his violin solos, wonderful in
their execution and deligh tful to the ears
of II Trovatore," and Norma" excited
universal admiration and comment
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