The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-31
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| week from the an-ual meeting Of The
! Mount Vernon Association En- which she
/ is the vice regent for Georgia
/ Misses Rebecca and Alice Green left
/ yesterday 20 spend the summer with rela-
I lives in Ireland.
SIrs. Henry Taylor LEFT yesterday for
] Toronto. Canada.
Miss Elizabeth Butter. who has returned
I from Baltimore, viii 50 10 Charleston IN
I July to join Mrs. Kelly party Wnlcn eN-
/ poets 20 make an extended JOur abroad
Miss Elizabeth Haskell returned on
| Thursday from Ty5ee where she has been
spending few days.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Elliott Guerard left for
| Button on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Johnston. who has been at
! the north for some time, Is now al Ma
CARA Falls.
Miss Meta Thomas viii leave during the
week for Gainesville. Habersham county.
where she viii spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Hunter and family
are enjoying a few weeks at the Isle Of
Hope.
Ais. Clay is spending some time at Ma
Mrs. J. D. Hopkins is visiting friends in
/ Charlesr ton.
Mr. Edwin a. Richmond left on Thurs
day night on a business trip 10 Tennessee
Mr. Edward Mcintyre and Mr. w Nc
In;yre and family are at Ty5ee.
Mrs C. a. I. Lamar left for the north
on Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Colquitt. who has been
spending the winter with her grand
father. Mr. Neyle Habcrsham, went to
Columbus yesterday TO visit Mrs. Evans.
Mr. Robert French has gone TO Whining
ton, n. c., to sing there in the Pirates
Of Penzance.
Miss Sale Haskell went to Tybee last
week 10 join the Truly Rural Linger
Longer villa party, which VIII return
TO the city next Thursday.
Mrs. Henry e. Backus left New York
on the Kansas City last week.
Mrs. A. b. HUI and Master Alex HUI
sailed on Monday from New York for
Savannah.
Mr.. c. d. Baldwin and family have been
spending some time al Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ LeHardy anG
sen are at the South End hotel, Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cuyler Gordon and
family will leave for Button on Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Hecht and Miss Hattie Hecht
left for New York on the steamer Ma
coochee last week.
Hon. j. j. nIcDonough and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. O'Byrne expect to
leave tomorrow for Tybee.
Mrs IT, N. Conner and Miss Mary Conner
are spending several weeks a the north.
Mr. Julian Hartridge returned yesterday
to Maryland 10 be absent for some time on
business.
Captain and Mrs. Beirne Gordon and
family will go to Button tomorrow for
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth T. Waller left on We'd
nesday 10 visit friends i'm South Carolina
for a few weeks before going north for the
summer.
Miss. Hattie Hull is expected to arrive
from Meldrim tomorrow She VIII be the
guest Of friends in the city.
A party that left by steamer yesterday
for New York consisted of Mrs. John
Hlardec. Mrs. Wapies, Mrs. Hammond and
family, Mrs; Morrell and children and Mr..
Mrs c. A. Cunningham, Mrs. T. NJ. Cum
ningham, and Miss Mildred Cunningham
left on Tuesday for Tybee, where they
viii spend a week.
Miss Margaret HUI, who has been visit
ing Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ. Lang left on
Thursday for her home in Meidrim.
on Tuesday Miss Mary Jones left on the
Birmingham for a visit to Airs. Archibald
Rogers at Hyde Park on the Hudson. She
will be Joined there by Miss Lila Colquitt
and Miss Marie Habersham.
Mrs Branch. Miss Meta Branch and
Mrs. Robert Griggs and daughter are
spending ten days at Tybee
Misc Virginia Lee Fraser, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Tracy G.. Hunter
is now visiting Miss Annie V. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Schley and daugh-
ter will 90 10 the South End hotel, Tybee
next week.
Mr.. W. S. Lowell Jr.. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. A. f. Mills, left for Birming-
ham, Ala, on Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. Campbell, Alfred L. Hartridge
Jrr and Earl Hartridge left on Thurs
day for Lake Sponord, N. H. where they
Will spend the summer
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick w. jackson left
for the north on Thursday.
Miss Madden who has been the guest OF
Miss Moynelo, has returned to her home
in Brunswick
Mr.. Lewis Mercer left for Richmond. Va.
last week to be absent for ten days
Mrs. Charles A. Cunningham and Miss
jamie Cunningham will spend the summer
in Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. Abe Guckenheimer has returned
from New York, where she had been
spending some time
Mrs. John Sullivan left last night for
Poland Springs. She will be Joined in New
York by her daughter, Miss Rosa Sulli-
van, and they viii be absent for five
months.
Mrs. T. f. Johnson left last night for
Atlanta to be present at the marriage of
ner brother, Mr.. Preston ArkWrfght TO
Miss Colquitt on Tuesday. DR. and Mrs.
Bouton will go to Atlanta on Monday for
the same purpose.
Mrs. J, p. Merrihew left yesterday morn
ing to spend the summer at Flat Rock. n
c. ~ ~
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Girardeau and chill
dren left the city yesterday for Tybee.
where they are at the South End hotel
Miss Lizzie Barrow left on Thursday for
Athens.
Miss Lola NToynelo has developed a re-
markable talent for languages. Although
Pills who had studied French for two Yea Rs
she came out first Leon Desbouillons Sec
ond, and Miss Mary Wayne and Percy
Myers third.