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

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fatt Reilly, O'Neil. Brickman, Lee Reilly
Shay, Walsh. McGrath, Brennan. Will
lam O'Leary. l1r. and Mrs. Vetter.
Mrs. George Mills and Miss Sarah Mills
are at Greenwich, Conn. Miss Mills, be-
fore returning, win visit throughout the
north.
Miss Emmie Lawton is in Asheville.
Mr.. Hal Johnson and Miss Rhetta John
son, who have been spending the summer
al the Hot Springs, Va, are now in Ashe-
4 vilie, n. c.
Mr.. George Cope, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
| ris Cope and family. Mrs James Hunter,
Mrs. George Cope, Jr., and Master Har-
| ris Cope, have returned from Griffin,
| where they have spent several months.
Mrs w. w. owens and Miss Julie
| Owens are spending some time at Pine
| Hill Catskill mountains.
Mr. D. F. Jack left for Asheville, to
visit his family. Mrs. Jack and Miss Eff
| he will return with him to Augusta. They
| expect to spend the greater part of the
winter at Tampa Bay hotel.
Mrs. Habersham Clay has returned from
a pleasant visit in Virginia.
Miss Hattie Colquitt, who has been Wis
| iting in Greensboro, has returned TO At
| lanta. Her many friends will be glad to
| hear that Miss Colquitt will be one of the
1
| Prof l.. w. Mehrtens returned during
| the week, after spending the summer at
| Saratoga and New York. Mrs. Mehrtens
| will return on the LIST.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Grady. Jr., have gone
to New, York.
Mr.. Lee Roy Myers has returned from
a trip to New York.
Miss Fannie Chisholm, who has been
! visiting Dr. and Mrs. Chisholm on Tay-
| or street has returned to her home in
| Thomasviile.
| The Misses Charlton have returned aft
| er visit to Mrs. w D. Bailey in Ameri-
| Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richler and son,
who have been visiting relatives in Ma
con, have returned home.
Mrs. E. f. Bryan and Miss Jennie Bry-
| and are at Glen Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. Trezevant and children, who have
| been spending the summer at their coun-
try place, are now in Durham, N. c., the
| guests of Mrs. ]. 1. Manning.
In connection with the Womans Ex-
| change, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. j. K. Mum
| nerlyn will very soon undertake to pro-
| vide for a long-felt need in the community.
/ Their work will appeal to every one, es-
| pecially invalids. All orders-large and
| small-for luncheons, teas, yachting par
attention, and most careful preparation
| Mr.. Wolf, the florist, will make their de-
pot a charming resort, with lovely roses
stately palms, and the various flowers of
| the different seasons. A happy combina-
tion indeed, as flowers are as necessary
to cheer and enliven ones surroundings
as nourishing diet is to the maintenance
of and restoration to health. The names of
the ladies' in charge are guarantee of
the success of the work
Mrs w H. Powell, after a delightful
visit in Ashevine, N. c., has returned to
Danville Va.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wilder have returned
to the city after spending the summer
abroad.
Mr. r. G. Fleming, Jr., and Mr.. Clar-
ence G. Anderson, Jr,, are visiting Mrs.
w. X. Baird in Germantown, Pa. They
will leave on Monday for Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burroughs and fam,
lily and Mrs. Tom Clay, Jr., have moved
out to Isle of Hope, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Devices of Baton Rouge La, has
| been the guest OF Mrs. Tyson, on Ogle-
thorpe avenue
Miss Matte Backus left on Saturday for
Columbus, where she will be this winter,
Miss Maud Thomas leaves during the
week for New York city.
Mrs. Holt left for Boston, where she
will finish course in the children's hos
pital of that city.
Mrs. Ike Haas and family have returned
from Ashevllle.
Mrs. Henry Roth has returned, after
spending the summer in Waynesville,
N. C.
Rabbi Mendes has moved into his beau
tiful new home on Gwinnett street.
| Thomas, Jr., have returned from New
York. where they went on business.
Mr.. c. A. Gibbs has returned, after
spending a month at Wianno, Mass, with
his family. Mrs. Gibbs will return on
Oct. 10.
Mrs T. Savage Lyman and family have
returned from Pineora.
Mrs Harry Taylor and Miss Nellie Rob-
erts have returned from Waynesville,
". C.
Mrs Raymond Demere and Mr. Edward
Demere and Master Raymond .Demere
will be at Mrs. Thomas on McDonough
| street this winter.
Mrs. Gray Webb Howard will leave on
Monday to visit Miss Lawton, in Augusta.
Mrs T. S. Morgan, Messrs. T. S. Nor
gan, Jr., Louis Morgan and Tyril Morgan
| have taken an apartment at SO Abercorn
street for the winter.
Miss Addie Barnard has returned from
! Asheville and is now visiting In Walthour-
| vile.
| Mrs. A NJ. Bond of Florida is in the
| city.
Mrs. A c. Croome of Brookesville, Fla,
| is visiting Mrs. Hardee at Isle of Hope.
Mr. Thomas BRIGHAM Purse is at 124
! McDonough street. where he will be dur
| ing the winter.
Mrs Robert Hardee leaves for Griffin
| the last of the month.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas S. WILLY have
been visiting in Darien during the week.
Mrs r. Monroe of Quincy, Fla, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George Lamar, on
| Bolton street.
Mr.. A. T. Bacon has returned, after
| paying a short visit to Warm Springs to
| see his family.
Mrs Charles Dixon is at Blue Ridge
| Summit Pa.
Mrs John Baxter of Brighton. s. c., is
visiting Miss Anna Harmon, on Jones
| street.
Mrs. Edward Black and Miss Elizabeth