The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23

Whatever sentiments respecting men
the summer girl may hold at present.
give me the man who brings me new
book or a magazine TO read" says the
girl at home. For what else has she to
do? She may arise in the morning with
the best intentions in the world as TO
things she is going to accomplish. but
rest assured that before the day has
waxed very warm you may find her seat
ed in a comfortable cnalr with another one
in front to rest her feet upon for you
know that's such fine treatment for bad
nerves, and a book upon her lap. BY the
way, have you noticed those strange
stories that one finds in the magazines
now? You finish one and you put the
book down with vague sort Of idea of
having read something. you know not
what If it happens to nave been strong
you pick it up again and this time you
read with aroused curiosity At times the
meaning is reached at others, If not in
sympathy with the theme you arrive at
nothing and hasten on TO the next story.
] was talking about this TO a very clever
young Savannah artist the other day. and
] said. Wont you class this new style
that's crept in upon us lately?" Her am
swer. I thought, was quick and to the
point. "Oh." said she, these new writer's
are trying to initiate our school OF inn
preston in art"
Miss Frances Charlton entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor Of her guest,
Miss Coma Young. Those who enjoyed
Miss Charlton's hospitality were: Miss
Albert Hull. Miss Edith Johnston, Miss
Righton Habersham. Miss Anna Guerard.
Miss Eliza Chisholm. Miss Mary Haines,
Miss Annulette Stubbs. and Messrs. Lang
don West. Stein Bryan. Tyrol Morgan,
Wayne Cunningham. William BarnweN,
Clifford Wayne. North Chisholm. Lowndes
Walthour. Clarence Anderson ana Adams
Ganahl.
Miss Eliza Chisholm is visiting Miss
Anna Guerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. williams are at the
Battery Park hotel in Asheville.
Mrs. Henry Blum and family went north
last week
Miss Hartridge is now in Paris.
Mrs. William w Chisholm and family
have gone o Waynesville. n. c. Miss Jes-
sic Chisholm, who is now visiting Miss
Mills in Asheville win join her mother
this week at Waynesvile
Mrs. William II. Baker, Miss Baker and
Mr.. Arthur Baker are in Asheville.
Mr.. Pope Barrow. Mr.. William w. CHS
holm. Messrs. Julian Chisholm, Harry
Daniel and Craig Barrow left last week
on the Volunteer for a weeks maroon at
Sapelo The party will stop at Mr.. Bar
rows place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ferst came up from
Hotel Tybee last week and are stopping
at the Pulaski house.
Mr.. Pierre Hoist, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoist in Columbus
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ferst have returned to
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferst have been
the guests of Hotel Tybee for some time
past.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson sailed last
evening for New York
Mr.. Clarence G. Anderson. Jr.. was
among the passengers on the steamer
that sailed for New York last evening.
Mrs. Tom Wylly entertained informally
at luncheon on Tuesday morning Mrs
George Cope, Mrs. Charles Dixon. Mrs
Carleton Champion, Miss Cosens, Miss NJ.
c. johnson and Mrs. Harris Cope
Mrs. T. 2. Ravenel and family have
gone TO Pineopolis, S. c.
Miss Mary Clay is spending two weeks.
the guest of Mrs Robert Butler. at me
Battery Park in Asheville.
Master Henry Hun, Jr.. went up to Flat
Rock last week TO be the guest of Miss
Dorothy Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz W. Oppenheim. Mrs.
Ben Pearlman and Mrs. Rosa Lee Hev-
man of Naldostas are spending a week
with their uncle. Mr.. Joseph III. Oppen-
helm, on Hail street.
Miss Lily Snverberg is in AshevilIe.
Miss Josephine Wickes left for her home
in Chestertown, Nd, on Thursday. Miss
Wicks has been the guest, for several
weeks, of Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. L. Cunning
ham.
Or. and Mrs. Bouton have returned from
Saratoga
Miss Mary Haines has returned from
visit paid TO Rev. and Mrs. Charles II.
Strong, at their suburban home at Beau
lieu.
Mr. Tracy G. Hunter has returned to the
city after spending two weeks with his
family at Blackwell Springs. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Florance Minis sailed
yesterday for Europe
Miss Lima Woodbridge leaves Tomorrow.
for Saratoga. Miss Woodbridge Will speud
one week at Saratoga, going from there
10 be the guest Of Miss Alice Dunnina at
her summer home outside Of Auburn. n
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Mrs. Henry Hull and Miss Harvey Hun
left last week 10 pay visit 10 Mr. ana
Mrs. Polk Hammond at their home Ia
Grffln.
Mr. Mitchell King has returned from
Flat Rock
Mrs J. T. Dent and family are now al
Saratoga Springs. n. 81
Ar and AIRS. John sullivan schley nave