The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-05

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tain, North Carolina, is now al The Van
| glider, Asheyille n. c.
Mrs. Leah Strauss and Misses Stella
| aud Hattie Strauss left Saratoga for New
| York. where they will remain for TWO
| months.
DR.. William W. Owens returns tonight
| from a visit to his family in the Catskiils.
Mr.. Howard II. Cohen and bride have
| returned to the city and are now visiting
relatives at Isle of Hope.
! Mr.. J. r. Dent has returned after a sum
mer spent in Europe and is now at Hof-
WY.
in Portland, Ore
Miss Bertha Rothschild has returned
! home after visit to st. Simons Island and
| Brunswick, where she was the guest of
| Mrs. A. Rothschild.
Miss Nellye Oppenheim left Friday for
| visit to friends in Georgia and South
| Carolina.
Mr.. William Fleming is the guest of Mr.
| S. Tygart of Nashville. His many friends
Will be glad to know that his trip has
| been most beneficial one.
Miss Cecilia Palmer entertained her lit
| tie friends on last Monday in honor of
| her 9th birthday. Those present were the
| Misses Gertrude Reynolds, Lizzie Cra'gg,
| Nellie Ray, May Lovett, Anastasia Law
| Ter Barbara Ray May Glass, Retta
Heinze, Stella Ray and Kathleen Schwarz;
! Masters Robert Glass, Joseph Palmer,
! Freddie SchwarZ, John Connolly, Thomas
| Palmer, James Craigg Mahony Ray. Ed
! ward Glass, James Ray and Anthony
/ Palmer.
Miss Flora Dancy will resume her stud
| les a Lucy Cobb Institute this week.
Misses Francis Walter and Nina Crane
will enter Lucy Cobb Institute.
Miss Francis Charlton is visiting Miss
| Speer at her home in Mt. Airy.
Miss Albert Hull is visiting in Columbus.
Mr.. Holcombe Bacon, who has been
| away from Savannah for ten years at co..
| lege, has returned to Savannah to make
/ it his home.
Mr.. W. T. Lowell, Jr., of Birmingham,
Ala, passed through the city Friday on
! his way to Malbone, Ga. From there he
J and Mrs. Lowell will go to Sewanee, Tenn.
| Mr.. w W. Mackall is in New York.
/ Mr. John Heard Hunter, after several
months absence from the city, has re-
! turned.
! Mr.. J. Florence Minis has returned from
| abroad, after am extended vacation.
| Miss Helen Hewes of Wilmington, Del,
| has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| S. Wylly on Hall street. Miss Hewes
| leaves on Monday to the regret of the
/ many AiAtiNuS sue mas iiiduS uQIlllS uGI
| visit.
Mrs. Warning. accompanied by her son
Antonio, left for Lawrenceville, N. J.,
where Mr.. Waring will pursue his studies
the coming year.
! Mayor Meldrim has been in Cleveland
! attending a meeting of the American Bar
Association. He is spending week with
his family in Hall county, returning to
the city on Monday.
Capt. Charles S. Ellis is In New York.
Mr.. Louis LeHardy has returned from
Augusta.
Nessrs. Arthur B. Elliott, William Has
kel r. c. Harrison, William Gadsden
and George Haskell are in BIuffton, where
they have gone fishing.
Mr.. ]. d. Taylor has returned from
| six weeks vacation on the Massachusetts,
coast. Mr.. Taylor has developed into
most enthusiastic golf player.
Miss Mary Arnold is visiting relatives
| in Newport.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Guerard and family
/ viii spend the winter on Hull street.
| Mrs. Thomas Arnold is the guest of Mrs
Frederick Jackson in Jersey City.
Miss Belle Daniel is visiting the Misses
Huger at Button, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Elliott and family
returned from the White Sulphur Springs
Harris street east.
Miss Remshart, who is the guest of Miss
Ashley of Augusta, was complimented with
a ride and lake party on Wednesday
| evening.
| Messrs. Edward Demere and Henry
| johnson were the guests of Mr.. Newell
! Turner at Montgomery, during the week.
| Miss Laurie Harris is at Pittsfeld, Mass.
Misses Emma Hopkins and Lima Walter
! s,f,, lrsv-f
! the month.
Mr.. George w Dwelle, Jr., returned last
week from Saluda, N. c., where he spent
! his vacation.
Mrs. Hopkins of Florida is the guest of
Mrs. Demere at Isle of Hope
Mr.. r. e. c. Habersham has been Wis
| iting Mr. 7. Newell West at Montgomery.
Mr.. Swan Sullivan spent several days
with Mr.. Paschal Strong at Beauleu.
Miss Julia de Loche of Atlanta is visit
| ing Mrs. D. b. Lester at Beaulieu.
The Misses Berlien are visiting Mrs
Louis Falligant at Montgomery.
Mr. Gratz c. Myers has returned from
! Englewood, N. j., where he spent a
| months vacation.
Mr.. John Nicolson, Jr., arrived from New
! York on the Kansas City Friday evening.
Capt. d. G. Purse is at Saluda, N. c.,
Mr. P. H. Seabrook of Charleston was in
the city during the week.
Mr. w. C. Cam aud family will spend
some time in Saluda, N. c.
Miss Blanche Mooner Of Georges. S. C.,
/ is trave.ing with Mrs. o Donoghue through
1 the north and Canada.
Mrs. Fl. e. Dreeson and her nephew,
| Master Bonnie Adams, returned from the
mountains of North Carolina, after spend
| ing several enjoyable weeks there.
Mrs A. NJ. O'Donohue is a guest of the
\ Windsor Hote. in Montreal. Canada.
Mrs. J. A. Davis will spend the month
! in Barlow with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Gnann have return
ed home after a pleasant visit to Ashe-
vile and other North Carolina resorts.
Mrs. Alice Davis of Barlow has return
ed after a pleasant visit to relatives.
Mrs. Clarence S. Connerat and Master
! Spencer Counerat left Friday night for
Columbus, Ga, TO be the guests of Mrs.
r. =. Spencer.