The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-03

freshmen. They are thoroughly enjoying
their new life.
Miss Sanie McAlpin, after summer
spent at the north, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Julia Rankin of Atlanta spent
few days in town during the week, on her
way to New York.
Mrs Beirne Gordon is expected home
to-day from Baltimore, -where she kSs beer:
spending September
Mrs ]. A. Huger and the Misses Huger
win return to town about the 18th, from
their summer home at Button.
Miss Hetty Barnwell of Charleston is
expected from Button this weel0to visit
Mrs. Paul Lyman.
Miss Margaret Thomas will leave during
the week for Malbone Ga.
Miss Maggie Hull of Meldrm spent
Monday in Savannah.
Miss Leila Hill, who has been at Mont
gomery for the summer, came into town
on Friday, and has rooms on Taylor
street.
Miss Mary Clay sailed from Glasgow
for New York on the 18th. After a stay
of two weeks at the north she will return
to Savannah.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson and Mr.. Robert
Fleming arrived from New York on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Henry Cunningham has returned
home after summer spent at the north.
Mrs. Edward c. Anderson and Miss Sa-
die Anderson, who have been in Europe
for the past two years sailed during the
week for this country. After visiting at
the north they will come, during the win
ter, to Savannah.
Mrs. j. B. Johnson leaves on Monday
for Germantown. Pa, to visit Mrs. W.
X. Baird.
Miss Emily Hill passed through the city
during the week on her way to Button
where she will spend the winter with Mrs
Champion McAlpin, at Linden Park.
Miss Hartridge arrived on Thursday
from Malbone, in Barlow county, where
she visited during September, and will
spend the winter at Is Taylor street. east.
Mrs. James Sullivan and family are in
Asheville, n. c.
Mr. and Mrs William Mackall and fam
ilys will reside on Harris street, west, this
winter
Mrs. c. R. Wood has returned from
Saluda, but will leave during the week
for New York,
Mrs. George Haines and children, who
are at Saluda, N. c., for the summer, ar,
rived home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Marshall the brilliant
pianist whose music was so much en-
joyed in Savannah last winter, will sail
shortly for Europe, where she will study
for two years in Leipsic,
Miss Lucy Twitty of Waycross enter
tanned last Wednesday evening with a
'marshmallow toast" in honor of Miss
Remshart of Savannah and Miss Jenkins
of Naldosta.
Messrs. Willard and Raymond Sullivan
have gone TO Atlanta, where they will at
tend the School of Technology.
Mr.. Frank Clarke has been ON a bust
ness trip to Atlanta.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell will leave to-
morrow for New York, where she will
spend October.
Miss Emily and Miss Eleanor Hill ar
rived on Friday from Grovetown.
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean and family re-
turn from their summer home at Griffin
this week Master Edward Maclean will
enter the School of Technology in Atlanta
for the winter.
Miss Mabel Gordon sailed for Liverpool
in the Majestic on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Hull and family are visit
ing Mrs. Pope Hammond in Griffin, Ga.
Mrs. Warng and her daughter. Miss
Minua Waring, have returned from North
Carolina.
Miss katharine Stiles, who has been
spending the summer In Habersham
county viii spend the winter in Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Maud Thomas will leave tomorrow
for a month in New York.
Miss Emma Hopkins returned on Thurs
day from Charlottesville, Va, where she
has spent the summer delightfully."-
Miss Mary Conner, who returned with
her parents on Friday from their western
trip, left yesterday for New York. She
will return to Northampton. Mass, where
she is studying.
Mr. and Mrs. p NJ Dougan will spend
the winter on Whitaker street.
On Saturday evening last, Mrs. Billups
Phinizy gave a delightful card party at
her home in Athens, complimentary 10
Mrs. p w. Meldrim. quite a number of
ladies' were present to meet Mrs Meldrim.
VINO is as great a favorite in Athens as
elsewhere.
Mr. A c. Norman of the revenue cutter
Boutwell, has gone 70 Lexington, KY, on
a months leave of absence
Mr. W NJ Bent has returned from a
visit to New York and Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Gilbert arrived from
New York on Tuesday.
w
home again after spending several months
in Gainesville
Mrs Waiter Hartridge returned from
Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Cassels of Fleming
ton, Ga, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mamie, to Rev Charles Clifton
Carson. The wedding will take place early
in November.
Mrs. Robert Paul and daughter. Miss
Roberta Paul of Darien, were in the city
for few days last week
Mrs. NJ. NJ Hopkins and children re-
turned from Highlands, N c., on Satur-
day
Mrs. May Silva, who has been attending
the musical conservatory in Buffalo. N.
Y, has returned 10 the city
Mr. r. r. Richards has taken resi-.
denee on Hall street for the coming year
| Miss Charlotte Baker Of Walthourville