The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-13

ing: Among the pleasant visitors at
Camp Northen is Lieut.. Harry S. Dreese
OF the Chatham Artillery, who has been
promoted to that office since he was last
in camp here. He is a veteran of I'M
doubted bravery and for twenty years was
a non-commissioned officer in the com
pany, by reason of the fact that he want
ed to give the younger members a chance.
He has a son, Mr.. Fred X. Dreese, in
the battery, and still a younger son, Mas
ter Harry S. Dreese, Jr., who has imbibed
the martial spirit from his sire"
Mrs. F. Lowenthal and Miss Magnes
Lowenthal win Ieave on Tuesday evening
for Cleveland, where Mrs. Lowenthal will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs l. G. Haas have returned
from Athens, where they have been spend
ing a week, Their son, Magnus Haas, will
return from the university next week.
Miss Mamie Harden of Augusta has re-
turned home after spending a few days
here with friends
Miss Katie Banks will leave next week
for Washington, Ga, to be the guest of
Miss Hines.
Miss Bessie Gallagher is in Washington,
where she will attend the commencement
at st. Joseph Academy.
Miss Leo Byrnes of Charleston was in
Savannah last week visiting friends.
Miss Nina Wipper of Macon is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. J. j. CarOlan, on TAFT
nall street.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Storer are at their
cottage on Tybee, for the summer.
Miss Julia Webbing of Augusta is Wis
Ting Miss Fannie Doyle.
Mrs. w. p Corish is spending a short
time at Tybee, WITH Mrs. +. w Storer.
Mr.. Henry u Sack will spend the next
fox Il n lf4r ho },
to town.
Miss Bertha Arden, who has been at
tending school in Virginia for the past
two years. has returned to her home on
Henry street.
Mrs. Frederick Davis of Atlanta is the
guest of her father, Mr.. ". L. Barnard, on
Abercorn street.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. Conley and
son Will regret to hear of their departure
last week for their home in Boston.
Misses Lily aud Eva Gazan leave Tues
day to visit friends in Quitman.
Mr.. Mathew Daily of Macon spent sew
eral days at Bannon Lodge, Thunderbolt
last week. II was Mr.. Days first visit
to Savannah for twenty-five years.
Mr.. Augustus d. Daily, one of Macon's
promising young lawyers, spent several
days here last week, the guest of MIR. {.
d. Kline.
Miss Title Fi1ken, who has been the
gnes- OF Mrs. j. II. Helmken. returns
home on the Kansas city to-day. During
her pleasant stay in Savannah Of six
months, she has made hosts of friends.
who are sorry to see her leave. She will
carry back to New York many kind re-
membranes of her friends, among them
being the handsome diamond ring She
won at the fair of the First Regiment
where she was one of the faithful workers
Mrs. Frank B. Arden and son have re-
turned after a delightful visit of two
weeks to Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Charles J. Hunter is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Hunter 405 CASTOR street east. Mr.
Hunter now resides in Americas, where
he holds responsible position with the
Georgia and Alabama Railway Company.
Mrs. Guerard Hayward and Miss Maude
Hayward have returned from a visit to
relatives in Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. H. II. Bruen left yesterday for New
York and later will go to Wilkesbarre.
Pa, to visit his sister, Mrs. Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathews NJ. Hopkins will
leave tomorrow for Highlands, n. c., to
| spend the summer.
Miss Eleanor Hin spent a few DAYS here
on her way home from Bryn Mawr school
IN PENNSYLVANIA with her sister, Miss
Leila Hill
Miss Bessie Bond who has been the
| guest Of Mrs. William r. Leaken left on
| Thursday for her home in Darien.
Signor Giuseppe Aldo Randegger arrived
from Atlanta yesterday and is the guest
| Of Judge w. d. Harden. Signor Randeg-
| ger is en- route for New York, where ne
| will give a piano recital before the con-
! vention OF the Music Teachers National