The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13

when she spent a winter here some few
years ago. A more fascinating and at
tractive woman has probably never visit
ed Savannah, and, although it is some
time since she has been here, her charm
ing individuality OF person and manner
is still fresh in the minds of all those
who knew her.
Mrs. Walter Charlton and Mr. Richard
Charlton left on Thursday evening for
Athens.
Miss Louise Farris has gone to Beau
fort.
Mr.. Shearson has returned to the city.
Miss Nellie Charlton has returned to the
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
Mr.. David Barrow, who has been taking
summer law al the University OF Virginia
returned home last week.
Miss Righton Habersham will leave to-
morrow for boarding school.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Leaken are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Huston at their
home in Gainesville, Pa.
Mr.. f. o. Watkins returned from Vir-
ginia on Monday last.
Mr.. Malloch was registered at the Hol-
land in New Y0rkdaxt week.
Mr.. Lewis Mercer has returned from his
trip to the north.
Miss Mamie Wilcox is now in Boston.
Miss Wilcox Will visit friends at larry
town, y. Y, before returning home.
Mrs. Lowell and Miss Margaret Stiles
are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gea-
ham, at their home Buchnell Manor, BIZ
cester, England
Mr.. Gordon Harrison has returned from
Sea Grit.
Mrs. H. NJ. Conner, Miss Conner, Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Lila and Master John
Conner returned from the Warm Springs
on Wednesday. and left last evening on
the steamer for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Johnson VIII leave
on Tuesday next for New York, Lake
George and Saratoga.
Mrs. Moynelo, Miss Lola Moynelo, Mas
ter Harold Moynelo and Mr.. Panchita de
Barrio returned from North Carolina last
Sunday
DR.. Schley and Mr.. Solomons who have
been taking an extended trip through the
west, are now homeward bound.
Mrs. Charles n. Dixon has gone north.
Mrs. Dixon will visit friends and relatives
( in Philadelphia, Chester and New York
before returning.
Mr.. Richard Charlton, Mr.. Pratt
Adams. Mr.. Cosmo Hardee. Mr.. George
/ Walter. Mr.. b. A Denmark, Jr.. and Mr..
Stein Bryan VIII represent Savannah at
the University of Georgia this winter.
Mrs. L. Mohr left yesterday for St
/ Louis
Miss Bessie Lilienthal left during the
week for New York, where She will be
at school this winter.
/ Miss Albert Hull is in Columbus, visit
ing her grandmother Mrs. Lamar.
Mr.. Leon Rosenheim is registered at
/ the Marlborough, New York.
Mr.. John Bowen is stopping at the
Fifth Avenue. in New York.
Mrs. william bearing is in Henderson
VILE. n. c.
Mrs. W. II. Wright is the guest of her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. William Proctor.
Mr., Charles Alexander of Washington,
| Wilkes county, will be the guest of Mrs
Robinson. on Jones street. this week.
Mrs. Wayne Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Cohen, in Augusta.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Madgfe Reid will
leave during the week TO be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Huston, at Coatesville
Pa.
Miss Flora, Dancy and Miss Eliza CHS
holm left last Tuesday for the Lucy
/ Cobb"
Mrs. J. p. S. Houston will be the guest
of Mrs. James Sullivan this week
Capt. ]. c. Postel Mr.. Edward Mercer,
/ Mr.. George Freeman and Mr.. Fred Myers
after spending few days in New York on
their return from Sea Grit returned home
on Fridays steamer.
Mr.. ]. A. G. Carson entertained a few
friends on the Carrie" on Monday last
Mrs. Emma Smith returned home yes
terday after a short visit to st. Angus
| tine. Fla.
Miss Mary Pierce is visiting relatives in
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goolsby returned
on Monday last. after a two weeks visit
paid to relatives in Dublin.
Mrs ]. w. Jackson and Miss Eugenla
Estill, after spending some time a Ashe-
vile, have gone to Waynesvile, n. c.
Mrs. Louis Lippman and two daughters,
/ who have been for some time at Tallulah
/ Falls and Mt. Airy are now in Atlanta.
Mrs. e. W. Drummond has gone north
on visit 20 relatives In Boston and the
state of Maine.
Through a communication received by
! the News yesterday the information was
obtained that the very interesting inter-
view with Ii Hung Chang which appear
ed in the Morning News last week. taken
from the New York Sun, was written by
Miss Rose Lawton Douglas of Sylvania,
/ Ca. who Is now stopping at the Metro
/ politan hotel in New York city. Georgia
talent is gaining recognition In all parts
/ OF the country.
! A bicycle ride and supper at Mrs. Ban
| mons on last Tuesday evening was en-
/ joyed by Miss Mai Fretwell. Miss Clara
/ Dixon, Miss Leila Fretwell, Miss Eula
! Shuptriae and Messrs. Tazwell Anderson.