The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-01

lghtful visit Of several weeks at Damon
Lodge, Thunderbolt.
Miss Mamie Whitseu Of WATERFORD Is
spending the summer with her sister in
Savannah
Mrs j. s. Seabrook has returned from
Wilmington Island, and has gone on to her
home in Pneora
Messrs Charles Owens and Sam Clay
spent sunday at the home of Mrs. Willy
Woodbridge, on Green Island.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Berren OF Jackson
willie have been spending several days in
the city.
Miss Lila Colquitt is visiting friends in
Atlanta.
Rev. Robb White and family will leave
on Tuesday night for their home in Nir-
ginia Mr.. and Mrs White will pay some
visits en- route.
Mrs. o. T. Titon will leave during the
week to visit her daughter, Mrs Lawton,
in Lawtonvine, S. c.
Mrs. J. A. Higgins, Miss Alma Beatrice
Higgins and Miss Mary Kenny, who have
been visiting Miss Minnie Bannon. at
Thunderbolt, will leave for Atlanta to-
morrow
quite a party of Savannahians have
chartered a boat which took them to
y
turn on Monday morning, thus enabling
many TO enjoy the weekend with their
friends and relatives in the seaside town.
In spite of all the apparent efforts to
make Bluffton as un-get -at-able as pos
sible, 1t continues to be very popular.
Among those who went yesterday were:
Mrs. Lewis Haskell, Miss Mary White,
Mr. Arthur Elliott Mr.. Savage Hayward,
Mr.. Robert Harrison, Mr.. Thomas Hey
ward and Cant Bierne Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. .Leaken left
on Monday for New York, where they
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Huston. The party
viii spend August in Mortified, Mass. on
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Leaken will
take possession of their new home on
Castor street.
Miss Mabel Gordon is with a party Of
friends a Ristigouche Salmon Club, Mata-
pedia, Quebec
Mrs. George Mills and Miss Sarah Mills
will leave Ashevle during the week for
New York, from where they will go to
York Harbor. Me-, for the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. John Hardee and Miss Helen Har-
dee are now in Alaska.
Mrs. Joseph Graham win leave some
day this week for Boston, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles B. Malone and children left
for Saluda, n. c., during the week. There
is quite a little colony of SaVannahians
there, among whom are Mrs. McAlpln and
the Misses McApin, and Mrs. Clayton
Woods and children.
Mr.. j. A. Hutton sailed on the Kansas
City last Monday He will visit friends in
New York and Saratoga.
Miss Bruce of Columbia, S. c., and Miss
Barnes of Virginia are the guests of Miss
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Well sailed for the
north last Monday.
Miss Short, the matron of the Telfair
hospital, will leave Asheville on Monday
for Waynesville, where she will remain
until September.
Miss Cornelia Lee will leave for
Charleston tomorrow to spend a week
with Relatives. After her visit there she
viii go to Asheville, N. c., for a month.
Dr. and Mrs. e. r. Corson left on Mon
day by the Kansas City for New York.
Mrs Raphael Semmes went to Wash
lngton, Ga, on Wednesday for a visit of
two weeks.
Miss Josie Hill, who IL now one Of the
senior nurses at the New York hospital
will spend her vacation beginning this
week at her home in Grovetovn, where
she will be Joined by her sister. Miss Leila
Hin. After the regular course of two
years at the New York hospital is finished
Miss Hin will take up postgraduate work.
remaining al the hospital until next March.
Miss Mary White who had returned
from a delightful visit with the Misses
lIuger went back to Button for a few
days.
Mr.. Lawrence Lee is visiting at the
home of Mr.. William Gflliard in Charles
ton.