The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-19
SOCIETY,".

Many arrivals are noted from the "other'
side as the incoming steamers land sew
orally. hundreds of the members of So
ciety. II is of but small importance,
where you have spent the long bright.
dazzling summer days. Whether in the
hill country, where mountains with the
skies contend" or, by the side of odd
ocean," watching the crested waves in a
mad race for existence! like so much OF
human effort perishing quickly on the
sands! Or. in the ''old world you may
have tarried in enchanting Paris" enjoy
ing the society of Mr.. Dresser and daily
ing with Miss Moneybags! Whether you
grieve over your losses at Monaco, or sim
liar haunts in America, or rejoice over
your gains in realized "futures!' All these
matter not For when the cry of Home
ward Bound" is heard, the pulse quickensl
they eye brightensl the heart throbs deep
en-. Fortunate is the man, who escaping
the hardships of a trip to Alaska, or even
an investigation of Savannah and Ogee-
chez rivers, finds nesting in the home and
at the hreside, Klondike all his own!
Rumors come of plighted hearts and
clasped hands! AS yet coquetting with
fatel And in the distance are heard the
faint chime of wedding bells, soon to ring
out merrily in our midst! Whether the
way be rough or smooth! Sun
shine illuminate the path. or
dark storms lower! Wealth or
poverty be the allotted portion. Socsety
viii see them safely launched on the great,
unknown sea matrimonial and throw her
encircling arms around them, as they set
sail for desired harbors! Our citizens are
rapidly returning and mutual cordial
greetings are daily exchanged. The Home
Guard" stands ready TO receive them with
open arms! And when the Lights fash!-
there comes, the happy sense of Home"
Mr.. J. Ferris Cam entertained delight
fully on The Ruby Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Trenholm Hopkins chaperon-
ing. Those present were: Misses Jessie
Chisholm and Lily Anderson. Messrs. Rit-
tenhouse r. Moore, Frank Clarke and Ar
thur Elliott.
Mr.. a. F. Johnson of steamship Chatta-
hoochee gave a lobster supper last week
Those present were: Messrs. T. Newell
West, Edward Habersham, Frank Clarke
and John Coney.
NARROWING party, consisting of Misses
Rosa ana Battey BerTien, Rena and Louise
Falligant, Messrs Paschal Strong, Willie
Chisholm and Frank Armstrong, left on
The Cora to spend day or two at Skida-
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee chaperoning.
A fish supper, at Bannon Lodge, on Fri
day evening, was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Lippman, Mrs. Hoist, DIR. Prosser
and Mr.. Herman Myers
most a,ioto1,1a ,,,aar1;e.1,A
given at Isle of Hope on Wednesday even
ing. Mrs Lodge, Mrs Berry and Mrs.
Hodge chaperoning. Those present were:
The Misses Lena and Mamie Herman.
Olivia Allen, Julia McGrath Addie and
Mamie Ernst, Hattie Butler, Esther Lee,
Lula and Annie Manner Bessie Hodges,
Mamie Helwick, Annie and Mamie
Mahon, Lizzie and Rosa Lodge,
Lille Hussey, Bessie Hodges, Saddle Cos
grove, Messrs. Moffatt Dawson, Wells.
Walls, Woodbury., Saunders, Floyd.
Evans, Deekle, Ennis, McGrater, Nunner-
ly, Ryan, Bevi, Mum, Grimm, Opie, Ma
ner and Berry.
1t is well seen that some of our contem-
poraries appreciate the high order of music
TO be found in Savannah. To quote from
the Detroit Press: There is nothing
that adds so much to the working OF
Masonic degrees as good music. and the
bodies in Savannah, Ga, are justly proud
OF their Masonic quartette, composed of
excellent voices and well trained. under
the leadership of Sir Knight Julien Is.
Walker, bass. assisted by Sir knights
William A. Reaves, first tenor, Albert
Meyer, second bass, and Edward Drum
mond, second tenor. These brethren
nave been together so long
that their singing is a piece of beau
tful harmony under the direction of
Brother Walker, who is beyond doubt one
OF the finest bass singers in the south
Were he known by northern people he
would be sought after" Brother Walker
takes a great pride in the Quartette.
Mr. G. Noble Jones, who has a host of
friends in Athens where he is great
1aYorite, Is visiting Mr. James WelIborn
Camak OF that city. Before returning he
goes TO Charlottesville Va, on his way
north.
Mrs. A. f. Lawton, Mrs Florence Minis.
Miss Beckwith, and Miss Annie Conner
are among the arrivals in New York from
Europe.
Col Garrard is spending the week with
MS family in Asheyille, ". c.
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham is visiting Mr.
Jack Rauers at Lake George.
Mr.. Joseph Hull and Mr.. Dan Hui left
Tor New York. From there they win %
70 alexandria, Va. where Mr.. Hun places
nis son IN the Episcopal High School.
MR., Mrs NAPLES will visit Miss Anderson
Williamson at Port Hope, Canada.