The morning news., 1897-07-18


Miss Alice May Connerat who has been
visiting in Virginia, is now in Washington,
D. c.
Mrs. J. D. Morrison and sons left during
| the week for Asheville, where they Will
| spend the summer.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
! Ljppmau are delighted to have them again
in their midst.
Miss Nina Crane is visiting Miss Marie
! Remshar. at White Bluff.
After three very pleasant weeks spent
| in Savannah the Misses Connen of Au-
| gusta will return to their home to-day. ac-
| companied by their friends, the NJ sses
Reynolds who Will spend a few weeks
| with them.
Miss Mamie Adair is spending the sum-
mer with friends In Scarborough, Ga
Mr. ana Mrs. Otis Ashmore leave this
| morning for Detroit, Mich, to spend the
! remainder Of July and August. They will
return TO Savannah about Sept !.
Mrs. NJ. J. Epting and little daughter.
! LucAe and Lizzie-Frank, left Thursday to
visit relatives at Newberry, S c.
Miss Irene Timer has returned from a
| delightful visit 20 friends in Columbia, S.
| c. During her stay she visited Asheville
! and the mountains Of North Carolina.
! Miss Mary Ella Turner has been enter
/ aiming a Montgc merry the last week, and
! Tuesday Mr. Newell West took a party
! down the river Tor a maroon
! Miss Marie Adair entertained at whist
! Tuesday evening, complimentary to the
| Misses ConAeu Of Augusta
| pleasant party that enjoyed a bicycle
| run on Saturday evening was composed Of
| Misses Margaret and Bee Connell of Au-
| gusta, Miss Bessie Leacy Miss Ecie Reyn-
! olds, Miss Eleanor Leacy. and Miss Nelle
| Reynolds, and the Messrs. Gus Gallagher
! Tom Sweeney, Chris Heller, b. Sullivan,
| Frank Hogan and Wallace Fretwell
Maj. wilkins charming party on the
| Triton returned last week to Savannah,
| after its delightful cruise. This week Maj
| wilkins, accompanied by Mrs. Jones, Miss
| Bessie wilkins, Miss Jessie Chisholm and
| Mr. John D. Carswell VIII start for the
| vicinity of St. Simons.
Mr and Mrs. c. c. Martin are at War
| saw on NARROWING party. Among their
! guests are Mrs. Gardner and son of Hunts
| vile, Ala, the Misses Edwards, Norton
| and Wallis and the Messrs. Rogers Berry
and Glenn. They Will be gone for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Mccall left Friday
for the White Sulphur Springs Florida.
The Savannah Music Club held its reg
| ular meeting at the De Soto Tuesday eve
ming. The programme was as follows:
| Duet. senate, opus AZ, Moscheles, Mrs. R
! II. Polk and Miss Gnosspelius: duet,
| 'Adieu," Nicolai, Messrs F. E. Rebarer
| and J. Quint; senate seventh, Mozart. vio-
| lin and piano, Judge w d. Harden and
| Miss Gnosspelius; soprano solo. Flower
| on the Way" Abt, Miss Florence Cold
! ing, with violin obligato by Judge Harden,
! Miss Gnosspelius accompanist; piano solo,
| "Nachstucke" fourth, Schumann, Mrs.
| George Barnum.
A very enjoyable trolley ride was given
| on Friday evening at the Isle of Hope,
i
ticipated in until late hour. Among
| those present were: Mrs. Rebarer, Mrs.
| Masters, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Pratt Wright Mr. and Mrs.
| OConnel, Misses Lila Wright, Rosa Jor-
dan, Marie Purdy. Lollie Purdy. Daisy
Yokum, Annie McQuade, Mamie Nc
Quade. Pauline Michel, Stella Masters
Josie Smith, Edna Studstill, Julia Mas
| ters Edith Nell, Rossie Helmly and
Messrs. Fred Yokum, Willie Saunders,
! Mamie Masters, Willie Mills Willie Ray,
| w. J. Quinan, T. j. Cumming. Leon
| Michel Theodore w. Fulton, w. f. Whea-
| Ian, r. NJ. williamson Robbie PritcharI,
Lacey Nell, Joe Brickman. Joe Werntz.
| John knight Heymans Oliver. Frank
Harte. John Lloyd Eddie Moran, James
Hogan, Mr.. Tabb and others.
one of the house parties at Wilmington
| Island is chaperoned by Mrs. Bertha
Dixon and Mrs. Mary Crawford and con-
| sists of the Misses Clara Dixon, Meta and
Lula Fretwen, Eula Shuptrine, Meta
Kemps, Belle Vandeveer. Meta Cherry
Mabel Freeman and the Messrs. Herman
Shuptrine, Howard Osborn, Courtland
Dixon. Yates Thompson. Elton Osborn, r.
c. Crawford and Glen Grady.
Capt. and Mrs. II. A. strobhar enter
tained very delightfully."- on Monday a
party with trip to Beaufort. Among
those present We're Capt. and Mrs. Srob-
har. Mr. and Mrs. Burdel Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. Garnet Miss Emma and Marie
Strobhar. Miss Eta and Lassie Oliver
Miss Jennie Lance, Mr.. Frank Purse, Mr.
Harry Oliver and others.
A marooning party at Tybee is com
posed Of Mr.. Sidney Ryals, Mr.. John
Train, MT Devereaux Bacon, Mr.. Edwin
Bacon. and MIR. George Turner
Miss Mary Haines left Friday to visit
Miss Fleurne Madden at St. Simons.
Mrs Il. w. Cubbedge and family left
last week for St. Simons.
Tuesday evening Miss Lillian Fleetwood
was complimented by a bicycle run.
Among the wheelers were Miss Mamie
Proctor. Miss Ella Weeks, Miss Rosa Fu.-
ton, and the Messrs, Fulton, Vincent, Farr
and Terry
Miss Kemper Peacock, who has been Wis
| itng Miss Mona A. Wylly, at the Isle OF
Hope. has gone to Suffolk, Va. to visit rel
atiyes.
Mrs Chr c. Dahl and children, accom-
| panied by Miss Schwarz. haJ gone 70 Old
| Fort. n. c., 70 spend the summer.
Mr.. Clarence Billenthal left yesterday
for New York and will be absent for some
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Herman aud the Misses
| Herman are in Sharon Springs, ". J.
| Miss Leila Hal. who has been in Savan-
! nah for some time as the guest OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. r. d. Munford. left yesterday for
| Nashville. where she will visit before re-
| turning TO Memphis Her departure is
/ regretted by many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman and family
| left Tuesday for Lake George
Mrs. George c. Wilson left Friday for
| Washington.
Capt. Oberlin NJ Carter left Savannah
/ yesterday for Washington
Mr.. John Gerdine. Jr.. Of Athens Is In
the city visiting Mr.. Craig Barrow
Miss Lola Moynelo has returned from
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