The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-24


have come back from New York, where
they spent fortnight
Mrs. A. NJ. Bell Will leave this week for
Augusta to visit friends. She will attend
the wedding of Miss Sara Dempsy and
Mr., Robert May on Nov. g.
, After an extended trip through Nova
Scotia and New England, Mr.. Albert Moy-
er has returned home
Mrs. A. r. Lawton is expected during
the week from New York where she has
been since her return from Europe.
Mrs. w w, Gordon, Jr arrived on Fri
day from Etowah Cliffs in Barlow county,
where she has been visiting Mrs. E. c.
Stiles on her way home from Chairman,
Pa.
Mrs. Charles Meyer and Mrs. Elise Moy-
er are at home again, after spending sew
eral months in the mountains of North
Carolina.
Miss Lily Vaughan, who has been Wis
itng friends in the city for the past few
weeks returned to her home in Augusta
yes terday. Miss Vaughan will have
charge Of the sporting column of the
Woman's Hallow Fen edition of the Au-
gusta Chronicle.
Mrs. J. A P. Crsfeld and Miss Mary
Jones arrived on Wednesday from Balti-
more They have been, since September,
at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, and in War
renton, Va.
Mrs w. w. Mackall returned home yes
terday form Virginia, where she has been
spending the summer
Miss Nan Screven is visiting Miss Emily
Dock in Harrisburg, Pa, and later will be
In Mobile with her brother, Mr. Murray
Screven.
Mrs. w. F. May and her granddaugh-
ters, the Misses Hammond, arrived from
New York during fine week
Mrs Emil Newman returned Friday
from very delightful trip at the north.
The many friends of Miss Sarah Newman
Will be pleased to hear of her recovery
from her recent illness in New York,
where she is now conValescing
Miss Lily Selig has returned from an
extended tour through the west, after an
absence of several months Miss Mamie
Selig left yesterday for New York, where
she will spend some time.
il is said that several young society
men are in the throes of "Klondicitis."
and are planning to leave for the Yukon
in the early spring. For their benefit is
given fragment of a letter from young
Englishman, who is having personal ex-
perience with the discomforts, to say moth
ing of the hardships of life on the trail
I'VE live and sleep in the same clothes
Tor three weeks at time without chang
ing, he writes, land we thaw our water
from snow and in the morning go outside
and rub our hands and faces in the snow
and think We're clean. No sponges, brush
es, or tooth brushes are allowed on the
trail-with rare exceptions l. have a
clothes brush (Which / also use as a hair
BRUSH, and a tooth brush, but J. have been
separated from the latter for a week now
No man is complete without a "chaw'' in
his mouth, and a man who has not been
mining in Alaska before, or in Oregon. or
"a 1n vol -
an exception and much sought after as q
target for shooting lies at"
These little facts may not. however, dis
courage those afflicted with the dread dis
ease.
Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson arrived dur
ing the week from Marietta, where she
has been spending a few weeks since her
return from her western trip.
Miss Sarah Mills. who has been visiting
friends at Gainesville, Md, will spend this
week in Baltimore
Mrs William Langhorne Wilson is at
home again after a trip to New York
Miss Kate Guerard is now the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Peters, in Atlanta.
Mrs. j. L. Walthour and Mrs. James r.
Sheldon have returned home from New
York. Their summer was spent at Sara
toga
Invitations have been received in Savan-
nah from Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Dempsey of
Augusta for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Sarah Savannah, to Mr.. Robert Henry
May, which will occur at St Patrick's
church on Wednesday, Nov. 8, at noon.
Mrs. ]. H. Estill is expected home dur
ing the week from Chattanooga, where.
since her return from The north, she
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hill.
Miss Carrie Kellogg of CORTLAND. N. Y,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Pu-
der, for the winter Among Miss Kellogg S
other attractions is a decided gift for
music.
Mr. and Mrs. S. e. Theus have returned
from the north, where they have been for
some time.
Mrs. James T. West is the guest of her
mother in Thomasville Ga.
Mrs Guy Howard is visiting her aunt.
Mrs James Harper, in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs William stephens gave
birthday party Wednesday for their lit
tie daughter, Willie Between the hours
of and the children enjoyed games.
dancing and refreshments. Among those
who were present were: Mrs. M. Kramer.
Mrs. S. Ryan and the Misses Mamie Ste.
phens, Carrie and Lizzie Wiehrs, Mary
Ryan, Oily Davis, Lizzie Ste
phens, Mary wiehrs, Georgia schro.
der, Annie and Freida Kramer and
Masters Gussie stephens Philip Wiehre
Charles Peters, Frank Kramer. Jr.. Mar
tin Schroeder. Joseph Davis and Eddie
Ryan.
Miss Mamie Buckley entertained a num-
Der of her friends on Thursday evenins
at her residence. 3l4 Broughton street
east The evening was passed very mer-
rily in dancing and other amusements
and Miss Buckley proved a charming
hostess.
Invitations are out for a birthday party.
which will be celebrated at the residence
of Mrs. Herman. II Second avenue. west
on Monday evening, the occasion being
the 10Th birthday of her daughter, Lena
Agnes
The Home Social Club gave delightful
] entertainment at Sacred Heart hall on
| Friday evening last. in honor of Miss Ma
mic 7. stunts birthday where refresh
ments were served after which the dane
/ ing began and was kept up until a late
i hour and very enjoyable time was spent
/ by all present. Those present were as fol-
! lows; Mrs stunt, Mrs. Falvy, Miss Agnes
| stunt Miss Lizzie Stunt. Miss Mamie r.
| stunt Miss Mamie Witte. Mss May Bry-
an MISS Gussie Bryan. Miss Katie Falvy
MISS Monte Dooliug, Miss Lottie passed.