The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

Ms ~ Buckley OF Beaufort. s c., Miss
| Josie Brennan. Miss Ella O'Meara. Miss
Mamie Crowley. Miss DAILY and Messfs
Jumcs Luddy. Joseph McD0nouEh. Arthur
Su1nn. Emmif % Meara. F. Sweeney +.
Warrick an1 Ar. Walker
AIRS. Isaac Roos and family left for
I MaEuesyllle. y. g.. this week
Thurslay-s Journal. Rockville Conn.
tells ~ very beautiful lawn party Civ
en By Miss Hattie Carpenter Do honor Of
Mrs ". a Dayton OF savannah Among
the guests were Mrs George Brown and
Miss Louise KOhIer ~ savannah
Miss Ida Reiser Is az Waynesville. y. c.
Master George Clarke entertained with
a birthday party last Wednesday night
Among those present were Misses Mona
Clarke. Louise Clarke. Florence Brunner.
Fanny Eruuer. Edith Brannan. Nellie
Lloyd Saba Fulfor1. and Masters Leslie
Clarke. WHY Brunner. Joe Brannan.
john Turner. Albert Dumas and Willie
Wescotte-
Mrs T. Warrick and children are at
White Plains. Ga.
Mrs. Albert Shields has returned to Col
umbus. Mrs Shields spent some time at
Hotel Tybee. afterwards visiting her
mother. Mrs. Kulman, before returning
home
The Misses Blackshear Of Macon spent
last sunday in the city the guests Of Mrs.
Anna $ Cam.
Mrs. S. p. Hamilton. Miss Virgie and
Miss Lillian Hamilton left Friday evening
for Dalton Later they will go to Tate
Springs Tenn.
Mrs. Dayton. Mrs. George Brown and
Miss Louise KOhler were among the
guests al Barn Party" given last week
10y Miss Fanny Hyde Of Rockville, Conn.
The Journal speaks of the entertainments
as being a very delightful and enjoya BILE
affair.
Among the many social events Of the
hrs I In a.
missed by large circle of friends As
me recognized leader Of the gay set at
Hotel Tybee her charming manner has
won for her hosts Of friends who are Will
ing at any and all times to leave the
crowded ball room and sit with her in her
IetlI ement caused by the recent death Of
her mother.
Miss Helen Gray left yesterday morn
lhs Ior dupont, Ga. to spend a week
with her aunt, Mrs J. W. McAVoy.
Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne and children. and
Vile.
Miss Kathleen Hunter has returned
home.
Mr.. J. dc Bruyn Hops spent last sun
day with friends in Charleston.
Mr.. +. II. Lewis and Mr.. w. W. Starr,
Jr, viii leave on Friday for Haywood.
White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. NJ. Swou and Miss Bessie Winn.
have gone 10 HendersOnville, n. c.
Miss Nina Hull is the guest of Mrs.
Henry Hull
Capt. J. R. F. Tattnan is at capon
Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Sans and family
have gone to Saluda, n. c.. where they
Will remain until fall
Mr.. Bailey Hipkins, who has been at
Warm Springs, Virginia, for some time,
has returned TO the city Mr.. Hipkins
has been completely restored to health by
his soJourn in the mountains.
Mrs. VIM. Hunter and family will
leave shortly for Waynesville, n. c.
Mrs. T. L. Johnston and family are at
Hotel Tybee.
Miss Walsh, daughter Of Mrs. c. Walsh.
will leave for Milledgeville, Monday, TO
spend sometime with their friend, Mr..
Brake.
Miss Mamie Hardee entertained in hon
or of her guest Miss Cutter of Bainbridge
Ga. last Monday evening Among those
present. were Miss Bessie Wenz, Miss
Daisy Turner Miss Maud Fulton, Miss
Florence knight, Miss Eva Sweat, Miss
May Sullivan, Miss Susie Fulton, Miss
Lula Farr. Miss Maggie Harris, Miss
jamie Hardee of Vaudeville, S. c., and
Messrs. +. NJ. Oliver. S. r. Lewis, Nor
ton Sanford, T. G. Farr. j. NJ. Johnston,
| w. T.. Rowlinski, 3. w. Hardee. William
Adams George Wright William Erwin,
John Finney, Hampton Leopold, John
O'Neil and Mr.. Steve Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Conner. Miss
Lila Conner, and Master John
Conner, Will leave tomorrow evening TO
spend some time at Warm Springs, Ga
Miss Ellen Gutter, who has been visit
ing Miss Mamie Hardee, left on Thursday,
for New York While in New York. Miss
Cutter will be the guest of her brother.
Mr.. Hines, the editor of the American
Wheelman.