The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-20

| Tybee are now at Isle Of Hope for the
summer.
Mr.. Louis NJ LeHardy is staying at the
South End hotel at Tybee
Col. and Mrs William Garrard and Miss
Castleman of Atlanta are spending another
week at South End hotel. Tybee.
Miss Flora Dancey and Miss Eliza CHS
| holm returned on Friday from Athens,
where they have been attending the Lucy
! Cobb.
Miss Anulette Stubbs arrived on Friday
morning from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Rogers Woods returned on Friday
| from Athens.
Mr.. Robert L. Mercer, Jr., will leave
tomorrow for a business trip through
| Florida.
Mr.. Charles c. Dupont, who has been
studying at the Pennsylvania University,
arrived from Philadelphia on Friday morn
ing
Mr. Thomas Denmark returned during
the week from Athens.
party OF bicyclists who enjoyed a de-
lightful run on the Louisville road on
Wednesday evening were: Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Martin, Mrs Fred Wallis, Miss Sa-
rah Wallis Miss Mamie Wallis, Mr.
George Rogers, Mr. Walter Parnell and
Mr.. George Berry.
Mrs e. c. Schwarz, Miss Louise
otnWdFZ ana AlTS. -. SleTnDefB nave gone
north to spend the summer visiting the
popular watering places.
Mr.. John f. Schwarz returned yesterday
from Athens, where he was in attendance
at the commencement of the University of
Georgia.
Mrs. ]. Glover of Grahamville, S. c.,
spent a few days during the past week
with Mrs. Wallis on Jones street.
Mrs. Henry Blum and family left on
Thursday to spend the summer at Colora-
do Springs.
Miss Lizzie Wallis and Miss Emma Wit
sell viii leave to-day for Fernandina, Fla,
to visit Mr.. T. II. Wallis at Beach Amelia
Prof. Lawrence left on Friday evening
for Virginia.
Miss Lily Drayton entertained at tea on
Thursday evening in honor of her cousin
Miss Anna Belle gladden. of Charleston.
Miss Maude Suffer returned during the
week from the Sacred Heart Convent at
Belmont, where she has just graduated
very highly.
Miss Genevieve Heffernan will leave to-
day for Augusta to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wolf have returned
from their bridal trip and are at home at
PIP Harris street, west.
Miss Nellie Tiedeman Turner left yester-
day for Charleston to be the guest their
OF Miss Coralie Harvey.
Miss Hawkins of Americas, who has
been the guest of Miss Kathleen Hunter
| has returned to her home.
Miss Lola Moynelo is now visiting Judge
and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, in Brunswick
Miss Annie V Jones and her sister
Mrs. Fell, left for Charleston last night
TO spend a week.
Mrs. Augustin Hill and Mrs. Sloane OF
! Chattanooga are the guests OF Col and
Mrs. Estill, at their summer home, at the
! Isle of Hope.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter will leave on
Tuesday for New York, from where she
VIII go on to Nova Scotia to spend the
| summer.
Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes of Charleston is
the guest of Maj. and Mrs. George White
head. on Jones street
Mrs. t. P. Ravenel is out at the Isle
| of Hope for the summer.
Miss Leonora Gabbett has returned
! home from Miss Carriers school at Cations
| vile.
Mrs. William Joyce of Augusta, Ca, is
the guest of Mrs. H. T. Wilson, on Liberty
| street
Miss Valera Chisholm, who has been
studying at the Art League in New York
| during the past year. is now in Charleston,
and is expected home during the week
The friends of Mr.. e. N. Hancock will
| be interested to know that after his long
| illness of ten weeks at st. Joseph's In
| Urinary, he will leave to-day for North
| Georgia and the mountains of North Car
! DINA to recuperate.
Mai. wilkins of Waynesboro entertained
on board his boat, the Triton on Tuesday
| afternoon, the following party of young
people: Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Berry.
Miss Butt and Miss wilkins Mr.. Skinner,
Mr. Mills B. Lane, Mr.. John Carswell and
! Mr.. Frank Jones'
| A pleasant mapooning party now at
| Warsaw consists of Mrs. L. Brown, Miss
! Mary Haines. Miss Elise Guerard Miss
Marie Blois. Miss Peacock of Dalton. Miss
| Mona Wylly. Maj. Wilcoxen of Atlanta,
Mr.. Henry Backus. Mr.. Edward Demere
and several others.
Master Gussie White, In honor of his
tenth birthday, gave delightful party on
Tuesday evening to a number of his young
| friends. Among those who We're present
| were the Misses Gertrude Jones. Eleanor
Palmer. Caro- Palmer, Elizabeth Aiken.
| Sallie Ellis, Lalla Palmer. Vera Palmer.
Lucy Dancy Ned Mizes, Rob Mics, Con-
| rad Aiken, juice Dancy Fred Kreuson
Milton Ellis. Lonnie Stothart. Catesby
Jones, Averill Crane, and several others.
Mr.. J. N. Cason of Palaky, Ga, and
| Miss Theodore Gaillard Mathewes were
| married at the home of the brides mother.
| Mrs. ]. Raven Matthew's. at IS Alexander
| street, Charleston. S. c., Wednesday night
| at o'clock. The marriage was a quiet
home affair, only the relatives and imme-
| date friends of the contracting parties
being present besides the bridal party. Mr..
| w. T.. Cason of Jewels. Ca, was best
man and Miss Daisy Van Ness of Charles
ton maid of honor The other attendants
were Miss Avinger and Mr.. Mathewes,
Miss l.. Gilleland and Mr. l.. w. Neeson.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John johnson, rector OF ST. Philips church.
| Shortly after the ceremony the bride and
groom took the train for Savannah, where
they have remained since, dividing their
time between the city and Tybee. They
will leave this week for their home at
| Palaky, whore the groom Is manager OF
the large mill plant Of Pierson Bros. The
bride is a charming young lady with a
host OF friends and well wishers In Char
lesion. her native city, and elsewhere.
on Wednesday evening MIR. and Mrs.
w. O. charlton were surprised by a num-
Der OF their friends. who gathered for a
farewell evening before the departure o.
MIR and Mrs Charlton ffolup,i ,tts