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

NJ GA%>%T|S ~
I Miss Mary Jones, Miss Margaret Thomas
| and Miss Phoebe Elliott are visiting the
| Misses Huger at Button.
on Wednesday a number Of young peo-
pie left Atlanta for Gainesville, where
! they are the guests at a house party given
| by Miss Mary Munford Among them are
| Miss Adelaide Howell and her friend, Miss
Eliza Chisholm of Savannah.
A former Savannahan, Mrs. Edward NJ
! Green, who because Of her charm of man
ner and unfailing wit, is admired by all
| who know her, is the author Of a very
! cleyerly written article in the Independ-
| ent, entitled "As They Do In France"
| Mr.. Lang West returned on Monday
| from Arden Park North Carolina.
Mr.. Willie Barnwell left on Monday for
| Atlanta, where he viii spend his vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Fairie, Jr., left
| Thursday night for Atlanta.
| Mr.. Charles A. Gibbes sailed on the
| Chattahoochee on Wednesday. He will
! join Mrs. Gibbes at Cape Cod.
Miss Margaret Morel returned from
| Button last Monday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Habersham Clay left on
Tuesday night for Virginia.
| Mrs Pope Barrow and children left on
| Thursday for Gainesville. Miss Lizzie
| Barrow, who returned on Tuesday from
! Sapelo, joined her family, and is with
| them at Gainesville.
Miss Mary Haines returned from St
| Smons on Tuesday.
Mr.. Clarence Connerat who has been
the guest of Mr. Cliff Walker, came back
| TO the city on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Falligant are enter
tanning a number of friends at their Mont
| gomery home. Among the guests at this
| house party are Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Lester.
Misses Julia Riordan and Elizabeth Han
| letter and Messrs. William Riordan and
| George Showers of Atlanta and Mr. and
Mrs. St. John Mckee. They Will be enter
tanned by maroon to Warsaw on Mr.
McKeeis sloop the Agarita.
Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore is spending his
vacation in Mobile.
Mrs. Joseph L. Graham sailed Wednes-
day for the north. She viii spend the re-
mainder Of the summer in Boston.
Rev Robb White and family left on
Tuesday last for Charlottesville Va.
Mss Margaret Goodwin, the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s. p Goodwin.
is already beginning to win herself an as
sured position in New York, where she
works for the Lyman Interview Syndicate
Her fashion cuts are said to be beautifully
done and She is showing special aptitude
| for portrait drawing. that most difficult
branch Of Illustration. Savannah has
every reason to be proud of the talent.
energy and perseverance shown by the
Misses Goodwin.
Capt Evan Howell, who has been visit
ing Mr.. Sydney Stubs. has returned to
Atlanta
Miss Eugenia Barnes. after a delightful
visit to Miss Flora Dancy, at White Bluff.
has gone to Grovetown TO visit her sister
Mrs. Hal Steiner.
Mr.. Joseph Brown Connolly returned to
his home in Atlanta last week. having
been the guest of Mr.. Fred Saussy while
here.
Mr.. Charles Kline Mrs. T. D. Kline and
Miss Ida Kline arrived from the north on
Friday.
Mrs. Hinton has gone to New Orleans.
but will return in the fall to make Savan-
nah her home.
Mr.. Walter Ross Gravenor has returned
from a delightful visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Turner at Montgomery.
Mr.. w A. Peterson, a graduate Of V
NJ. l., and of the University Of Georgia
law school, has decided 20 make Savannah
his home.
Miss Jessie Chisholm. after having been
most pleasantly entertained by Maj. VIII
kins on board the Triton is now at White
Blum.
Mr.. Adelbert c. Lindsey has returned 70
Atlanta after spending six weeks with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. over
ton.
Mr.. S. p. Hamilton, accompanied by Miss
Virginia Lee Hamilton, will leave during
the week for Washington, -. c.. aud Vir-
gnia. Miss Hamilton will remain at the
north until the winter.
The Augusta Herald notes the presence
OF Miss Madge Twiggs of Savannah at a
delightful informal german danced at the
U. 5. Arsenal armory last week.
Miss Ida Tompkins Of ST. Marys Ca, is
visiting Mrs. ID. b. Overton at her home
in this city.
Miss Annie Peach. who has been visiting
relatives here has returned to Waycross
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grass left on the city
OF Birmingham for New York.
Mrs NJ Malta OF Charleston, accompa-
MED by her daughters, the Misses Eliza
beth and Eva Malta, are visiting the Misses
Corbett on Dumy street.
Miss Marion Patterson, accompanied by
her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. J J. Patterson, viii
leave tomorrow to visit relatives In
southwestern Georgia.
Mr. A. c. Guerard Jr., sailed for New
York on Wednesday.
Miss Walsh and Miss E. Meyer left FOR
Baltimore last week.
Mrs. D. a, Shields sailed on Wednesday
for Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fannie Burns who has been a guest
OF Capt and Mrs. H. q. Strachan. will re-
turn 20 her home in Atlanta to-day
Capt ana Mrs +. G.. Strachan. Miss Ma.
! bcl strachan and her classmate la 81
Marfarer3 echoo., Miss Edith Nowcomh
ot 'harieroi Pa, Miss Roberts. Mr.. Harry
sfoehan' Air. Edward stoddard ANA Mr.
iuFn Roberts form "a pleasant cruising
party on tne yacht Siren this week
Mrs. Joe llugcr Mrs. Paul Lyman. Mrs
hrfhe Gordon ana Miss Alice Howard
"ifihzcl an bee cream festival at BLUM.
ioh itat Thursday for the benefit OF the
church. Tables were placed out of doors
under Che trees the r,freshments bo.ue
served hy thc young ladies dressed M
Wh.ir. 10 Wus very pretty affair and as
al Button attended Bud enjoyed Il il WAS
great success
Another private entertainment nc Tybee
was given hy Sir Yates Thompson. Dr.. op
thursday evening Among The guests
ny's.ut 40 t'f supper party were tho
Misses shuptr.ne. kemns Frctwcu wade.
freeman, Thompson NHrdnper. ana tho
$40 .ff Smith. Freeman. Crawford. shun.
al OH.