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

Miss Reba White and Miss Jennie
Haines are visiting Miss Elfford Munner-
Ign in Gainesville.
Mrs. Henry Blum, Jr., and Miss L. s.
Baker left on Thursday for the High
lands, n. c. 7ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Ledlie are now
at home to their friends on Oglethorpe
avenue. No. 1926.
Miss Lily selig expects to leave to-mor-
row for Cincinnati and Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and her sons, Isaac and
Caral, left yesterday for Blowing Rock.
An informal little party to the yacht,
club on Thursday afternoon consisted of
Mrs. w. q, Charlton, Miss Adelaide
Howell. Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss
Frances Charlton, Mr.. w. w. Chisholm,
Jr., and Mr.. Julian Chisholm.
Word comes from Bluffton that the yacht
with Messrs. Lloyd Owens, Dave Barrow,
Craig Barrow and John Gerdine stopped
there for a day or so last week, but left
on Tuesday for st. Simon's.
Miss Mary Lee, one of Statesboros most
charming and talented young ladies, who
has been spending several weeks with Miss
Fulton on Monterey square, returns to her
home to-day, much to the regret of her
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Frierson leave this
week for Ashevine, N. c.
Miss Fannie Hargrove of Atlanta is
visiting Miss Katie Banks of this city.
The Tampa Daily Herald says: Miss
Persis Jones of Savannah, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. w. E. Nor
ton for ten days or so, left for her home
this morning. Miss Jones is a handsome
and accomplished young lady, a cultured
musician Of the highest order, and has
made an enduring and pleasant impression
in Tampas best social circles"
Mrs. Julius Perlinski and Miss Lucille
Perlinski have returned from Augusta.
Miss Mullarky of Augusta is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. John F. Harry.
Mrs. L. Arden has returned from Tybee
where she was visiting Mrs. Richard Da-
want.
Misses Fannie and Josie Madison and
Mamie Beckett who have been visiting
Mrs. Toshach at Thunderbolt, will be
members of a party on a NARROWING ex-
petition during the week. going to Will
mington Island and other adjacent points
The little launch, Mona w, of the Isle
of Hope, has afforded much pleasure to
Miss Mona Wylly and her friends this
summer. This craft can be seen weekly in
and around Warsaw sound or contiguous
rivers.
Among the Savannahians at Warm
Springs, Ga, are Mrs. ]. c. Halle and
family, Mrs. NJ. c. Dent, the Misses Miriam
and Ophelia Dent and Mr.. Gratz Dent.
Mr. William E. Rowlinski is visiting rel
atives and friends in North Island, S. c.
Miss Lucy Chisolm went to Bluffton last
week to visit the Misses Haskell at Fair
Oaks.
Col and Mrs w. w. Gordon sailed for
New York on the Nacoochee yesterday.
Miss Mamie Golden, who has been
day.
Mrs Houston Johnston who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Johnston
has returned 10 his home in Bay st. Louis
Mr.. NJ. J. Solomons and Mr.. A. A. Solo
mons, Jr., left yesterday for Baltimore.
Capt. Gillette is occupying Capt. Carter's
residence on CASTOR street.
Mrs. Pope Barrow and family will spend
the remainder Of the summer in clarkes-
Vile.
Mrs. S. p. Hamilton and the Misses Lily
and Virginia Hamilton have returned from
st. Simons
Mrs. Spencer c. Atkinson of Brunswick,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Moynelo, has returned to her home
Mrs. B. A. Stovan and Mrs. r. w. Lam
kin of Athens are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Pleasant Stovall.
Mrs. Dixon Miss Clara Dixon. and Mr..
Hirschback left on Saturday for Asheville.
Miss Emma sJaudon returned on We'd
nesday from sta Simon's and VIII leave
for Blowing Rock, ". c., this week.
Mrs. Joseph Boston and son. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. william She'll
man. have returned 10 their home IN At
lanta.
Miss Frances Charlton will leave dur
ing the week for Mt. Airy. where she will
be the guest OF Judge and Mrs. Emory
Speer.
N,ss Mary Kline has returned from her
visit TO Columbus.
Miss :n'la Ward is visiting relatives In
kei lucky.
Mrs L. Ryals and Miss Ryals OF Florida
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs c. NJ.
Ryals. Mrs. sidney Ryals Is visiting Mrs.
and Mrs. James Ryals in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin. and Miss
salie McAlpin sailed for the north on
Eric y. rhey will 60 20 the Thousand
Isles.
Miss Rachel Shellman Is visiting Miss
Remshart 90 White Blur.
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South Germany reports the greatest
weather freak OF the present month.
hail storm which killed thirteen persons.
wounded many others ard killed thousand