The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-21

eff thou art worn and hard beset,
With sorrows, that thou wouldst forget,
If thou wouldst read a lesson that viii
keep
my heart from fainting, and thy soul from
sleep,
Go to the woods and hills! No tears
Dim the sweet look that Nature wears"
The summer season is rapidly waning,
and the sea shore has lost It's charm.
Every one who can do is
rushing on to the montains and
the springs. Tybee, which one short month
ego was fairly teeming with life and gaiety
is only feebly struggling to hold its head
above the water. In two weeks from now
the island will be comparatively deserted,
and those who have had such a happy
summer in their pretty cottages, will have
come up to the city for fear that the eqi-
noctial storms Will overtake them.
land ever the fitful gusts between
A sound comes from the land;
1t Is the sound of the tramping surf
On the rocks and the hard sea sand"
At this season of the year the woods are
In their glory, and by the first of the
month Dame Nature will have come forth
with her paint brush and present to the
eye such a picture as only she can paint
and no living artist has ever yet been
able to reproduce. To see the clouds in
the evening piling up behind the noun
tains, ever changing and varying, one
stands in silent awe to see God
In His handiwork, and often the
glory increases so that one feels as though
the gates were ajar and all humannpas-
sions settled in the radiance of light from
the better world. The days are fastening
on, one after another, in such rapid sue
cession that we stay-at-homes win soon
have forgotten that we were not number
ed among the seasons more fortunate
travellers In far and distant lands, and
when the tourists do return they will find
as waiting for them with loving greetings
and a hearty, welcome home"
delightful NARROWING party left White
Bluff on Thursday afternoon on Mr.. Pas
chal Strongs two handsome yachts the
Doris and the Cora. The maroon is
given by Miss Eliza Chisholm, In honor of
her guests, Misses Howell of Atlanta
Thomas of Athens, Hawkins of Americus
Stubs of Savannah, and Dancy and
Remshart of White Bluff, Messrs Wayne
Cunningham, William Dancy, Lewis Has
KEEL, Lewis NJ. Warfield, William and Ju-
Han Chisholm, G. c. Robinson of Balti-
more and MIR. Furlong of Atlanta.
DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ tombstone entertain
ed with card party on Wednesday even
ing. Those present were Misses Jennie
Doig, May Sullivan and Miss Reid
Aiessrs. Albert n. Hill and Louis p. Hart
happy party of fishermen enjoyed a
day at Turner's Rocks on Tuesday. In spite
OF The rain. which came down in a deluge
all day, those on board the Katharine
had jolly time The party included
Messrs. Julian Schley. Charles Ellis
Sam Wheaton, Sidney Stubbs Fred Wes-
sci, Julian L. and Larcombe Schley.
Mrs. Mary A Goodwin celebrated her
End birthday on Thursday AFTERNOON at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. George
T. Cam on Castor street Some of those
present were Rev. and Mrs Branch. Mrs.
j. +. Cam, Mrs. C. c. Schley, Mrs. Her
bert A. Palmer, Mrs. b. A. Denmark and
Master Thomas Denmark
Mr. G. c. Robinson Of Baltimore. who
has been the guest, first of Mr.. Louis
Haskell, and later Of Mr.. Lewis M War
field, left last night for Maryland.
Mr. Paschal Strong left for Baltimore
yesterday.
Mrs. F. c. Battey and children will
Pond, near Mosehead Lake, Maine.
Mrs. T. H. Henderson and children and
Miss Marie Patterson left during the week
for Florida.
Miss Katie O'Brien left during the week
for New York.
Judge Emory Speer and wife have gone
for an extended trip to the Great Lakes.
Miss Riley is the guest of Mrs. James
Lynch of Atlanta.
Mrs J. j. Graham left on Monday for
New York.
Mss Addie Stevenson left for the North
during the week.
Or. John d. Paige and Mrs. Paige left
on Tuesday for a Northern trip.
Mrs. j. Il. Mcdonald left for the North
during the week
Rev. and Mrs J. D. Jordan have gone
North for a two months vacation.
Rev James Y. Fair has returned from
q visit 10 his brother. Mr. Adger Fair.
nnd viii leave on Thursday for Saratoga.
Mr. " II. w. Schley came over from
Biunton on Friday Tor a few days
Miss Harriet y. Hardee has returned
from two weeks visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Hardec in Port Royal
Mss Meta =. Westcott celebrated her 18th
birthday Monday evening with a lawn
party The guests present were Mrs W.
-. 90 britn OF Jacksonville, Miss Quinn OF
GushHie. Mrs Ambrose. Mrs j. j. Kent
A-r. q B Wcsteou Misses Carrie aud
ANd hatieon, Loulae Logan, Susie Ful-