The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-10

Mrs L. f. Habersh IN has returned from
Button, where she spent the summer,
Miss Meta Thomas left on Wednesday
evening for Malone, Ga.
Mrs. ". f May left for New York dur
ing the week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Hammond on her return she win be ac-
companied by her little granddaughter
the Misses Hammond.
Mrs. Howard and Miss Jet Howard will
sail for Baltimore on the 16th. The mar
rage of Miss Howard 10 Mr.. Davis of New
York viii take place in Baltimore on the
18th.
Nj Edward S. Elliott, who sailed for
America by the Allan line on Sept 30. on
his arrival a Montreal, will go to Buffalo,
y. Y, to a meeting of the ST Andrews
brotherhood before coming south.
Mr.. W. w. Gordon. Jr., arrived from
New York on Wednesday.
The Misses Brawner of Griffin were the
guests of Miss Annie Maclean during the
week, and sailed in the Grand Duchess for
New York on Wednesday.
Mrs W. II. Elliott and Miss Phoebe Ell
Lott ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Carleton in New York.
Mrs. G. 5. Barnum sailed for Boston on
the city of Macon on Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Charlton has arrived from
Clarkesville and viii spend The winter with
her sister. Miss Julia Charlton. ana as
sist her in her kindergarten work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryan left on Wed
nesday for New York. where they will be
joined by Miss Daisy Bryan and will spend
a month.
Dir. James W. Mcintyre and the Misses
Mcintyre have returned from their north
ern trip.
Mrs. Freeland and Miss Josie Freeland
are expected home from Gainesville on
Saturday.
Mrs Charles B. Malone has returned
from Saluda, y. c., where she spent the
summer.
Mr.. Rittenhouse r. Moore has returned
from Washington, D. c., where he went
on business.
Mr.. Edwin r. MacKethan is spending
a month out of the city, coming in to bust
ness each morning
Mrs. J. a. P. Crisfeld and Miss Lille
Crisfeld are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce
in Chestertown, Pa, before returning
home
Miss Florence Nlsbet is the guest of
Miss Callie Jackson on Capito. avenue in
Atlanta.
Miss Mary Hoist is expected home from
the north to-day.
Mrs. James Sullivan has returned from
Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs Trenholm Hopkins have
moved TO the house they have taken for
the winter on Huntingdon street, east
Capt. Tattnall, after spending the sum-
mer IN Connecticut, has returned home
Mrs. Neufville will spend the winter at
the north. in Middletown, Conn.
Mr.. Joseph A. Roberts returned on Mon
day from Maine, where he has been enjoy
ing the past few months.
Mrs Charles Ellis, Jr.. is expected home
next week from Blowing Rock, N. c.
Mr.. Lathrop Cotter arrived yesterday
from delightful trip of several months
throughout the north
Miss Frances Charlton will leave this
week for Baltimore to visit her grand
father, Mr.. Richard Malcolm Johnston.
Mrs Joseph Muir Lang arrived on Tues
day from Gainesville. where she has been
for the past month.
Mrs. Henderson of Macon. and Miss
Wragg of Charleston, were the guests last
week OF Miss Mamie MaccaW
Mrs. Clarence King has returned home
from a visit to Rev. and Mrs. DuBose in
Ashevile, n. c.
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael and children
and the Misses Shotter returned the begin
ming Of last week from Clarkesville. where
they spent the summer
Miss Sally Haskell, who has been the
guest OF Miss Elise Rauers at Lake
George, is now in New York for October.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and sons are at home
again after spending the summer at Blow
ing Rock, N. c.
Mrs. s 2. Goodwin left for New York
on Monday on a visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Hubbeu
Mrs. j. A. Huger, and the Misses Huger.
came back to town from their summer
nome at Bluhton on Wednesday. Miss
Emma Huger left the same evening for St
Marys school IN Raleigh where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane returned on Friday
from his home in Valdosta where. for the
past few weeks he has been confined by
illness.
Mrs. t d. Kline arrived from a short
stay in New York last Monday.
Miss Maud Thomas. Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Sallie Haskell. and Miss Lima Huger
with Mrs. Lawton ana Miss Emily Law
ton, form a party of the many Savannah
ians now enjoying New York
Mr.. John Harrison left on Friday for
New York, from where ne VIII go to Can
ada his old home, for a visit
Miss Cornejia Lee returned last week
from North Carolina, where at Flat Rock
ana Asheville she has been visiting for
the past few months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. b. Lester have taken
rooms at the De Soto hotel for the winter.
Mrs. NJ NJ Drayton is the guest of Mrs.
j. b. Latrobe on Eutaw Place, in Balt-
more. Md
Miss Lily Vaughan Of Augusta, who
came TO attend the wedding of Mr. Thorn
as Lynch and Miss Ella Butter is now
the charming guest of Miss Nan Golden.
The Misses Kline, who have been visit
ing relatives in Columbus, returned home
last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Kent, with their
grandchildren, Miss Susie and Master w.
Hood Kent. arrived on the Kansas city
from New York.
Mr. ana Mrs. Carlton Champion have
returned 20 town from a visit to relatives
IN South Carolina