The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-20
THE SEASON OF PICNICs.
The Coming Week to BE Full of
Them.

Them.
The ladies of Circle No. Z, Kings Daugh-
ters, who inaugurated the fresh air ex-
cursions for the benefit of the poor of the
city two summers ago, have determined
to revive that charity this summer, and to
secure a basis for the necessary fund will
give an excursion next Friday evening
down the river and around the bell buoy.
The steamer Alpha has been secured for
the trip, and will leave the foot Of Whit
aker street promptly at o'clock p. m.
There will be music on board, and pleas
ant and enjoyable trip is promised.
The fresh air excursions OF two sum-
mers ago are well remembered. Hundreds
of the poor people of the city were given
an outing, with three good meals, and
basketful Of provisions besides. The char
ity is a noble one, and deserving of
hearty support and encouragement.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will give its picnic at Daufuske to-day.
The steamer Clifton will make two trips
TO the island. leaving the city at 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 2:3O o'clock p. m. There will be
a spelling bee for the young people, rifle
contest for the ladies, athletic sports for
young men, in charge of Mr. H. Kayton,
and at o'clock in the afternoon, a match
game of base ball between teams from the
Young Mems Hebrew Association and the
Harmonic Club.
The Woodmen OF the World will hold
their annual picnic at Warsaw next
Thursday, June "a. The steamer will leave
the city at s o'clock In the morning, touch
ing at Thunderbolt at $50 o'clock, and
IN, L.
noon. There win be dancing and refresh
ments at the island. The committee in
charge of the excursion has made every
arrangement for the pleasure Of those
who will attend.
The picnic Of the Independent and Par
ish Aid Societies of st. Paul's Episcopal
church Tuesday, at Warsaw, VIII from the
indications, be one OF the largest church
and steamship picnics OF the season. The
steamer service has been so arranged that
the excursion can be made conveniently
The annual picnic OF reutonla Division
No. 3, U. r., X. Of p. at Tybee Tuesday,
promises TO be equal to the usual pleasant
affairs for which the division is noted.
The large sale OF tickets insures a large
turnout, and encourages the committee of
which Capt George White ls chairman, TO
hope for one Of the largest and merriest
piShANe Va TIC sNdsuils Il nc flfbt Regiment
brass and string band. which has been
engaged for the day. promises music
strictly up TO date and plenty OF II. The
ladies have not been forgotten IN the pro-
gramme; a rife contest, for a large orna.
mental cake, donated by Sir Knight Bucn.
heit, and other specialties for ladies' in
sures their entertainment.
The Independent Presbyterian Sunday
school held It's annual picnic yesterday Al
Daufuskle. The steamer Clifton carried
down the excurslonists, who spent a most
delightful day at the Island. The weather
was all that could be asked. A cool breeze
blew all day, the surf was delightful ana
the excursionists made the most OF the
occasion.
II love your exclaimed the count. ana
a look Of deep affection welled up In his
arlstocratic face.
7 love your he repeated They were
alone In the elegantly appointed drawing
room OF Boodle-great, sr.
Il love your he protested for the third
time, and taking up Boodlegreat's check
book which had been left on the table