The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-13


York TO remain for some time.
Mrs. J. MedweI Henderson left Tor
New York yesterday by the Plant sys-
tenn She will sail Tuesday on the Teu-
tonic for Europe. Mrs. Henderson was
accompanied by her grandson, j. Allen
Barksdale and win remain abroad for
year or more
Mrs. Pape and Miss Nina Pape will leave
Savannah on the 2eth for Baltimore, from
where they will sail for Germany to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Robb White and family are at Ty-
bee for few weeks.
Miss Lima Walter left on Thursday for
Boston, where she will he the guest of
Miss Grace Barnard for several weeks.
Miss Albert Hull has returned from
Madame Lefebvre's school in Baltimore.
Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore and Mr. Thomas
b. Paine are at st. Simons' Island for
few days with a party of Atlanta friends.
Mrs. Henry Franklin Dunwoody return
ed on Monday to her home in Brunswick.
Miss Kate Rauers and Miss .Frieda
Rauers arrived yesterday from Cations
vile, where they have been attending Miss
Carriers school,
Mr.. Henry Walthour spent a few days in
Fernandina last week.
Mrs. John sullivan and Miss Rosa Sui
Ivan left on Thursday evening for High
lands, n. G.
Judge and Mrs. Hampton Ferrnl and
daughters are at home again after a pleas
ant visit to relatives in Macon
Mr. Noble Jones left on Wednesday, for
Athens, where he will remain for the uni
Versity commencement
Miss Annulette stubbs is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Buckner, in Philadelphia, and
will not come to Savannah for several
weeks.
Mrs. H. c. McFadden, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Wright of Atlanta, arrived
in Savannah on Monday last.
Mrs. John Knight McDanold of Fred
erick, Md, left on Tuesday for Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Chisholm and Miss Flora
Dancey, who have been attending the
Lucy Cobb in Athens, are now the guests
Of Miss Gertrude Thomas.
Mrs Ruby Nichols is in New York,
where she went to attend the convention
OF American National Association of Mas
ters of Dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinzie have moved
into town from White Bluff, and are keep
| ing house on Drayton and Gwinnett
streets
Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Ravenel will leave
town on Tuesday for Isle of Hope, where
they will be with Mrs. Demere for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett will leave
shortly for their cottage at Lake George
to spend the rest of the summer.
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn is at Tybee the
guest of Mrs RObb White.
Mrs. Rauers and the Misses Rauers will
leave town about July for Lake George,
where they have taken a cottage for the
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Thompson and Mas
ter Harry Thompson are staying out at
the Isle of Hope
Mrs. J. c. LeHardy and Mrs. Thomas
S. Wylly, Jr., will leave on Tuesday for
Button. S. c.
Miss Louise Read has come in from
| White Bluff and is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. tombstone on Waldburg street.
The closing exercises and annual picnic
| Of Messrs Lawrence and Mortons school
! for boys will take place on Wednesday.
The exercises will be held at the school
| rooms at 9 O'Clock in the morning, and
this will be followed by picnic TO War
saw Island chaperoned by Mrs. Hugh
Conner. Mrs. N. II. Finnie, Mrs. A. j.
Waring, and Mrs j. A. G.. Carson.
Mrs Emily A. Brooks has sent out cards
for the marriage of her daughter Annie
Emily and Mr.. Ardie f. Marmelstein. Jr.,
which will take place at the Second Pres
! byterian church on Thursday afternoon,
! June II.
The Augusta Chronicle says: "a very
quiet marriage yesterday, but one in
| which a very large circle of friends took
| the deepest interest was that of Miss
Lizzie Plat of this city, to Mr. John f.
Burns of Savannah. The marriage was at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. L. Plat, on Greene street. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. c. c.
williams. Miss Plat is one of the most
| attractive and popular OF Augustus ia
vorites. She Is a young woman of splendid
| qualities of mind and heart that are APP
| preciated by a wide circle of friends. Mr.
| Burns is one of the most worthy and pop
ular of the officials of the Ocean Steamship
| Company, being now stationed in New
York He has many friends in Augusta as
well as almost every other city I'm the
SOUTH having been purser on the Kansas
| City until his recent deserved promo
| ton. Mr. and Mrs. Burns left yesterday
| Immediately after the ceremony for New
| York. There were only a few very inti-
mate friends OF the family present.
Miss Eta Rothschild entertained the
members OF her confirmation class. and a
/ number of friends one evening last week,
| at her home. 1903 Gordon street, west.
| Dainty refreshments were served, and a
| delightful evening spent by the guests,
among whom were the Misses Helen
| Binswanger, Ada Enrich, Hortense Stern,
/
| Frank, Fannie Neuberger, Bessie Krauss.
Irene Putzel. Gertie Cohen. Edith Robin
son, Norma Enstein. Flora Marks, OF
| Brunswick. Francis Stern and Messrs. Joe
Solomon Percy Meyers, Max Kohler. Dave
Wortsman. Maier Uus. Levoy Lovenstein.
ARIEL Stern. Arthur Levy. sligo Mohr
Louis Newberg Herbert Gerst, Charles
Stern, and Willie Morrison.
Miss Florence Clarke gave a delightful
birthday party at her home on Henry
street last Wednesday night. Among
those who enjoyed the evening were, Miss
| Pauline Arnold. Miss Annie Brooks, Miss
Annie Sholar. Miss Alice Bliss. Miss Kate
| Arnold. Miss Lula jenkins Miss Lille
| Murphy, Miss Loretta MacCarthy. Miss
Nellie Murphy Miss Debbie Taggart. Miss
| Daisy Worth, Miss Viola Clark. Mr.. ID. Il.
Rustin, Mr. ~. l.. Arnold. Mr. A Mar
melsten, Mr.. w Commings. Mr. George
Murphy. and Mr.. j Taggart
Mrs. Benjamin Calls entertained delight
! fully on Wednesday evening In cele-
bration Of the 18th anniversary OF
her marriage. The ladies present
were: Mrs. Samuel Adams. Mrs.
G. II. Harms, Mrs. George Schroeder.