The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-26

1 ally will rejoice that the Savannah Art
League will be reorganized under the di-
rection of Mr. George Bladen Fox, who
| took the first prize in the Philadelphia
Art League. He has been studying abroad
ever since then. chiefly in Paris He viii
| organize the league here on his arrival
and start the classes on Nov. /. Last year
Mr.. Fox had a picture in the Paris salon,
which received marked notice and was
highly praised. The founders of the league
are Mrs. w. w. Gordon Mrs William
Garrard and Mrs Karow, Messrs. H. c.
Cunningham, +. A. D. Hancock and Bar.
nard They will all doubtless receive the
thanks of the community at large, espe-
cially of all the lovers of the beautiful IN
art. This year the tuition will not be
free, as the league hopes to have pupils
from every city in the south. Many stu
dents will doubtless be charmed to take
advantage of the purely nominal charge
of dollar week. The
New York Art League has been
interested in our work on account of Mr..
Bradley, who was their former president.
Many persons will doubtless remember the
wonderful exhibitions given a the Guards
parlOrs last year. This is certainly IA
most invigoroating item of news.
Miss Eleanor Greene is expected over
from Paris to spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs William Mackall. on Jones
street. Before coming south Miss Greene
will visit Mrs. Wayne Parker, in Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. George Screven and Miss Nan
screven are at Monterey Inn, Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa
Mrs George Cope Sr., Mrs. James Hun
ter and Master Harris Goodwin Cope left
on Friday for New York From there
they go to Connsetticut, where Master
Cope viii re-enter Mr.. Tafts school.
Mr.. John Malloch has returned from
New York
Mrs. Waring and Miss Mlnna Waring,
after spending the summer at Blowing
Rock, are now at Hickory, N. c.
Mr.. Rauers and Mr.. Jack Rauers have
returned from Germany and have been
spending some time at Lake George, be-
fore returning home.
Miss Mabel Gordon has been visiting
Miss Anne Thompson in Pennsylvania.
She leaves New York on Wednesday fol
Scotland, where she viii be the guest of
Mrs William Mackay Low.
Miss Laurie Harris has returned to
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Misses Kate and Freda Rauers are visit
ing Miss Alice Sinnickson in Salem, N.
j., before returning to Miss Carriers
school.
Mr.. William Neyle Habersham and
Mr.. ]. A. p. Cristield have moved in from
White Bluff after spending the summer
there.
Mr.. Coleman and Mr.. J. de Bruyn Hops
haye been the guests of Mr.. l.. Newell
Turner at Montgomery
Mr.. Paschal Strong left for Philadelphia
and from there he goes to New York on
business.
Mrs. II. G. McFadden will return in the
near future from AsheVile, N. c. Mr.
and Mrs. McFadden contemplate later a
trip through the west.
Messrs Craig Barrow and Julian CHS
holm left on Wednesday for Baltimore,
to resume their studies at the Maryland
Medical College.
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham after a delight
full visit to Mr.. Jack Rauers at Lake
George, has returned to Yale College
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, accompanied
her uncle, Mr.. T. Lloyd owens, left for Ca
louisville, Md, TO enter Miss Carter's
school.
Miss Emmie wilkins has returned from
Turnersvile.
Miss Floride Banks has returned after
spending the summer north.
Miss Mary 10 Stiles is visiting Mrs.
James Howe Allen at Sing Sing-on- Hud-
son.
Mr.. Louis Warfield and Mr.. Louis Has
lIell return to Baltimore on Wednesday,
the former to continue his course in nedi-
cine al the Johns Hopkins and the latter
his studies at the Johns Hopkins Univers-
ity.
Miss Albert Hull leaves next week for
New York From there she will go TO Bal
timore to resume her studies at Madame
Lefbore.
Miss Mary Wayne leaves on Tuesday for
New York on her way to Englewood N
j.. where she will attend Miss Gerrish's
school.
Miss Kate Hartrdge is at Button. the
guest of the Misses IIuger.
Mrs. James r, Dent, Misses OpheIia
Dent and Miriam Dent will arrive from
New York next week, after several months
absence from the city.
Mr.. Bailey Hopkins left during the week
to spend two weeks in Virginia
Col. William Garrard arrived Wednes-
day from Ashevlle, N. c., where he has
been on a visit
Mr.. W. NJ. Bent has been, for the mast
week, in Baltimore.
Miss Emily Hin arrives from Grovetown
Ga, and VIII pay Miss Floride Banks a
visit before going down to Linden Park
to be with Mrs Champ McAlpn during
the winter
Miss Nellie Hin is visiting Miss Glare
Huger at Button, S. c.
Mr.. c. 7. Haskell leaves Tuesday for
vanderbilt University ~ c., to study for
the ministry,
Mr. Neyle Colquitt, formerly of Savan-
nah, now of Atlanta, is at the University
of Georgia, where he goes to take a law
course.
Mr.. Francis Turner leaves next week
for Decatur, Ga. where he will enter the
Donald Fraser school. He will be greatly
missed by host Of friends
Mr.. Arthur Elliott was the guest of Mr.
Turner at Montgomery last week.
delightful surprise party was given
on Wednesday evening al the hospitable
nome OF Mf. and Mrs. II. j. Meyer in
honor Of the latters birthday. Those
present were: Misses Margaret Roche
Marie Brady, Lena KIernan, Maggie