The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-06

Two or three years ago the mere sug-
gestion of a summer at Button was
enough to put quietus on the most buoy
ant nature. But this summer has Witness
ed a revolution in respect to that resort.
To have a cottage at Button is now quite
the proper thing. and an invitation TO
spend a few days there was hailed this
season with delight. In consequence the
''Bluff" has been quite gay and the last
two weeks wound up the season with
round of gaiety. Card parties were given
by Mrs Bierne Gordon. Mrs. c. A. Gibbes.
Mrs. George Hayward, Mrs. ]. S. Howkins,
and Mrs. Paul Lyman. and the children
were entertained with donkey party"
given by Miss Estelle Hayward. Masters
Walter Hayward and John Howkins. The
season is about over now. Many of the
cottages were closed last week. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. s. Howkins. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Gibbes, Capt. and Mrs. Bierne Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor walthour and Mr.. and
Mrs. .cuyler Gordon all came up to the
city during. the week.
Miss Albert Hull entertained her friends
very deiig-.Lully on Tuesday evening last.
Among those who enjoyed Miss Hulrs hos
pitality we're Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss
Edith warfeld, Miss Kate Rauers. Miss
Freida Rauers. Miss Righton Habersham,
Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Anna Guerard,
Miss Elise Wayne, Miss Mary Haines,
Miss Anulette Stubs. and Messrs. Wayne
Cunningham. Craig Barrow, Julian CHS
holm, Pierre Hoist, Harry Daniel. Paul
Haskell, Clarence Connerat. Louis War
field, Tytol Morgan. Stein Bryan, North
Chisholm and Jack Rauers
Mr.. Walter Lilienthal has gone to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Miriam Newberger has returned
from Townsville.
Mrs s. B. Adams and children have re-
turned from Asheville.
week to attend the celebration of the gold
en- wedding of Mrs. Harrison's parents at
their home in New York.
Miss Katie Drese has returned from Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Emile Eckstein is in Asheville.
Miss Electra Falligant has returned
after visit paid to friends in Augusta.
Miss Bessie Coburn has returned from
visit to Fernandina.
Miss Anulette Stubs entertained with
a very enjoyable dance on Friday even-
ing. Miss Stubbs' guests were: Miss
Kate Rauers Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss
Belle Daniel. Miss Edith warheld. Miss
Eliza Chisholm, Miss Righton Habersham,
Miss Albert Hull, Miss Frances Charlton
and Messrs. Harry Daniel, Julian ChtS-
holm, Charlie Schley, Clarence Connerat,
Jack Rauers, North Chisholm Paul Has
kell Tyrol Morgan, Craig Barrow, Pierre
Hoist Stein Bryan. Willie Barnwell, Louis
Warield and Wayne Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Leaken are at
the Imperial. in New York.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. West and family
have gone to Asheville
Miss Mary Jones went over from
Mount Airy to GAINESVILLE last week, to
be the guest of Miss Meta Thomas, at
"Guinas."
Mr.. Charles schley returned from Bal
timore on Friday last.
Mr.. John Bowen is the guest OF his
aunt, Mrs. Wetherell, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. q. A. Mercer Jr., has returned
home. Mr.. Mercer spent some time at
Flat Rock with Mrs. Mercer, going from
there TO attend the meeting of the bar
association.
Mr.. Darwin b. Hull. Jr., will be the
guest OF Mrs. Julian Schley for two weeks.
Mrs t. P. wickenberg and children have
returned from visit to Charleston.
Mrs Macleod and Mrs. Robert Hull
went TO Waynesvlle, N. c., last Monday
evening.
Miss Colding returned from New York
last week.
Miss Lily Anderson and Miss Elizabeth
Haskell went up TO "Guinas" on Friday
night.
Miss Hattie Hull returned TO her home
in Meldrim last week. after a very delight
full visit to Button. While in Button
Miss Hull was the guest Of Mrs. W.. W.
Owens and Mrs. c. A. Gibbes.
Mr. w. L. Wilson returned from New
York last week.
Miss Eliza Chisholm leaves this week
for Athens to resume her studies at the
Lucy Cobb"
Mr. c. c. Anderson. Jr., returned from
New York on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Overton and Miss
Pauline Overton have returned from their
trip abroad.
Mrs. J. II. Kennard left on wednesday
last FOR Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. ]. W. McIntirc went to New. York
on Thursdays steamer.
MI and Mrs. J. s. Howkins and Mas
ters John and Hayward Howkns sailed
Tor New York on the Birmingham last
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howkins will vteit
relatives at Belmar n j. and i'm me
Berkshire HIS. before returning 70 Rail-.
more, where Mr.. Howkins will be until
April finishing his studies at the Johns