The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-16

Mr. j. Ferris Cam left Flat Rock yes
terday. and Is nos al Battery fark N
Asheville Mr.. Cam viii return home at
the end of the week.
NIr Arthur Beverly Elliot viii leave Flat
Rock tomorrow and join the Misses HUI
ger. AT Highlands, n. G.
Mr. Frank Reid returned from the north
on the Baltimore steamer last week.
Among the guests registered from Sa-
vanuah al keuilworth Inn. Asheviie. y.
c.. are Mr. and Mrs A. a. Guckenheim-
or and children. Mrs. Leopold Adler, Mrs.
Albert Gerst. Mr.. and Mrs VI. A. Lether,
Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Smith, Mrs. Louis NJ.
LeHardy and Master Frank LeHardy. Miss
A. f.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs $. j. Adams,
and family. Mr. A. Sundheimer, Mr.. +.
simkins and Mr. S. Guckenheimer.
Mrs s. Reynolds and Mrs. y c. Corish
are spending some time at Tybee
Miss Katie O'Brien returns to-day af-
ter pleasant stay at Amelia Beach.
Capt. and Mrs. r. H. Laird left Tues
day Tor Asheville, accompanied by their
grandson. Master Frank Dowen.
Miss Maggie Lovett left on Friday for
New York city and the Catskil noun
tains.
Miss Nellie Reynolds left Friday for
Augusta 10 be absent several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. William f. Aiken and fam
lily left yesterday for the north.
MI William L. Clay leaves this week
Mrs. George J. Baldwin.
Or. c. c.. Schley and Mr. j. NJ Sol
onions left on Tuesday night for Califor-
MIA via Yellowstone Park
Mr. John Gilbert has gone to spend some
time on the Maine coast.
Mr.. II. NJ Conner. Jr., returned this week
from Halifax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wen. Jr.. have re-
turned to The city. Mr. and Mrs. Well
have been for several weeks among the
guests Of the South End hotel, Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Gleason and family
have gone to AsheVille.
Miss Minnie Bannon left for the north
this week. Miss Bannon win visit at
Philadelphia, New ork and Atlantic city.
Mrs. Warren and Miss Warren Of Hawk
insville Ca. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ID. Munford on Huntingdon street.
Miss X. Quinau and Miss W. O Connor
left this week for Asheville.
The yacht club still continues to be a
most popular resort. A very delightful
supper party was given there by Mr. and
Mr.. George J.. Cope last week. Those
present Were Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
Champion, Miss Cosens, Miss NJ. c.
c. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Brigham, Newell, West, and Mr..
Frank Jones. An attractive feature Of
the evening was some very enjoyable mu-
sic rendered by "a well-known quartette.
The friends of Mr. Sidney Stubs will
be glad to learn of his recovery from his
recent Illness Mr. Stubbs health has
been much improved by his stay at Hart
ford, Conn, where he has been for some
time past with his mother. Mrs. G. I.
Cam.
Mrs d. j. Morrison and sons are visit
ing Mrs Charles Cohen at Beaufort.
Miss Cosens, after a pleasant visit of
several weeks paid to Mrs. Geo. l.. Cope,
has returned to her home on McDonough
street.
Miss Julia Owens. who has been quite i'll
for several weeks past, expects to leave
for Virginia very shortly
Mrs. Alfred Mills, after visit of two
| weeks al the summer home of Mr. and
! Mrs. Malcolm Maciean in Griffin is now
at "Malbone,' near Gainesville, Georgia.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson left on the Birming-
ham last night, Tor New York.
| straw ride was given to Patterson
| Wednesday night, in honor of Miss Lizzie
| McCabe and Miss Nellie Buttimer, by the
| young people of Offerman, Ga.
Mrs. w. W. Rogers went north last
| night on the steamer City of Augusta
/ and will be absent until late in the fan.
Mr.. IL. p. Smart is enjoying the cooling
| breezes of Mount Washington, N. H. He
! was born within sight of the White noun
/ tains (at Great Fans n. H. but this is
/ his first visit to the summit of Mount
| Washington.
A letter received last week from DR..
! Charlton contained the information that
he is in Paris devoting his whole time to
! study.
The many friends Of Mrs. H. NJ Selig,
| little Marguerite Selig and the Misses
/ Einstein deeply regret their departure on
| Tuesday last for Cincinnati, o., where
! they expect TO make their future home.
Miss Gussie Bieber entertained on We'd
! nesday evening at the residence of Col II.
! +. Dreeson. few of her friends Among
! those invited We're Mrs. Samuel Adams,
! Miss Cassie Ubele, Miss Ida Hesse. Miss
! Henrietta Uhele and MeSSrs. Fred A.
! Harms, Robert Kramer, Joe Metzger and
| Chris Meislahn.
Mrs. Sarah f. Dittmer left for the west
! on Tuesday night TO spend several weeks
with her children and friends in Illinois
/ and Indiana.
Mr.. Robert p. Canon, who has been
| spending some time at Prince Edwards
/ Island, has returned home.
Mr.. Charles Marks and family have gone
north to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs William O. Charlton were
among the passengers on the City Of Au-
/ gusta sailing for New York. Mr. and Mrs
\ northern resorts.
Miss Helen Einstein, who has been
/ spending part Of the summer in Charles
ton, returned to the city last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Williams of Waycross is Wis
4 iting at the home of her uncle Mr.. J. X p.
/ Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Epstein have gone
to spend several weeks at Bayswater
House, Far Rockaway Beach, L. I.
The picnic ball given at Hotel Tybee on
/ Tuesday evening was pronounced bv all
/ who attended il to be a great success
The decorations for the ball room were
most effective and made lovely a. frame
/ to all otherwise charming picture. Amone
I the attendants at the ball were Mrs. AM
drew Hanley, the Misses Hanley, Miss
! Onorato OF New Orleans Mis-