The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31


a standstiH. Even the younger element
ie willing 10 sit quietly at home these
warm summer days and sigh for "a lodge
an some vast wilderness, some boundless
conuguity of shade"
Occasionally one hears of a launch party
or quiet little FISH supper at one of the
lovely suburban resorts. But it takes all
of ones energy TO get around these hot
days, and so we, who are not going TO
the mountains or the seaside next Month
try to keep cool the best way we can. We
fan and drink iced tea and lemonade and
talk about the war, and our chances for
peace. Some of us who have our loved
ones in the army are working for them
in a quiet way, trying to raise neat lit
tie sum for their hospital tent in order to
alleviate the sufferings of the sick. and
the prayer of all is for ''white-winged
peace" The beautiful words of Sir II. w.
Baker are particularly appropriate just
now the feelings of almost the entire
world.
20. God of Love, o, King of Peace,
Make wars throughout the world to
cease,
The wrath of sinful man restrain,
Give peace, o, God, give peace again!
Remember, Lord, THY words of old
The wonders that our fathers told,
Remember, not our sins dark stain
Give peace, o, God, give peace again!
Whom shall we trust, but Thee, Lord?
Where rest, but on thy faithful word?
None ever called on Thee in vain,
Give DqaCp O God. give DedCe again!
Where saints and angels dwell above,
All hearts are knit in holy love;
Oh, bind us in that heavenly chain,
Give peace, 0 God, give peace again!
DR.. and Mrs Paul Pritchard gave an
old-fashioned tea party at their pictur-
eeque nome in Bluffton last Tuesday to
Miss Estelle Hayward. Those present
were Mrs. John Howkins, Mrs. II. d.
Stevens, Misses Eta Politzer, Claire HUI
ger, Mary Hops and Clifford Munner-
lyn Messrs. Hal Politzer and Tom Mar
tin.
Misses Florence and Josephine Stevens
entertained their little friend last Satur-
day afternoon in Bluffton with a lawn
parry. The guests were Misses Gabia, Lii
lie and Alne Martin. Estelle Hayward,
Eugene Pritchard. Anna and Ria Nc Al
pin, Lily LYMAN, Claire Huger, and Anna
Kollock Messrs. Beirne Gordon, Walter
and Arthur Hayward, Henry Stevens,
Cashiel Pritchard, Dan Hayward, Rain
Pritchard and Willie Politzer.
The following is from the Rlchheld IN.
W Life of July %: Miss Hammond of
Savannah. who, with her mother and
brothers, is spending the season at the
Darlington, is one of the most popular
young ladies of the house. Miss Ham
mond is a handsome blonde whose beauty
Is always displayed to the best possible Gd-
vantage by gowns that ale
in the best possible taste"
AT last Saturdays dance no young lady
was so eagerly sought as a partner and
her card contained the autographs of our
best known young men long before the
first stanzas of the opening waltz We're
heard. Miss Hammond is quite the belle
of the dance each evening
John L. Hammond is equally at home on
the golf course or the hotel veranda, and
his italian coloring is admired by all the
fair sex.
MIR. Fort Hammond of Savannah. who
ewms, bowls, plays golf aud dances equal
ly wen, has within the last few days added
tvpewriting to his other humorous accom-
plishmonts. Already he manipulates a
'Frankn" in a manner that suggested
a professional"
Mrs. Wright Hunter returned yesterday
from Flat Rock y. c., MIR. and Mrs. Hun
ter and children will leave this week for
Lake MohOnk, \. y.
MIR. H. d. Stevens win leave on Wednes-
day for an extended trip through the
North.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lucien Jones aud Miss
Gertrude and Master Catesby Jones left
during the week for Mountain Top, Va.
Mrs Paul Lyman. who has been spend
ing the past few days in Savannah has
returned TO her summer home in Button.
Mayor and Mrs Meldrm and family left
Friday for White sulphur Springs, Ga.
Mai. Meldrim viii return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Wilson have return
ed from a two weeks visit 10 Northern re-
sorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Wen ana three children
left on Friday for the North.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Wood, Miss Augusta
Wood, Miss Rosalino Wood ana two chit
dren lefI on Friday 20 spend the summer
at Lai-e George.
Capt. and Mrs. Cassius +. Gillette left
during the week for a short visit to Fer
nandina.
Mr.. and AIRS. Jos. Ferst and children
WIZ return from Tybec tomorrow
Mrs. FCrst and children VIII 80 this week
70 Waynesvlle N. c., for the summer
Mrs. E. Muhiberg and Misses Dora ana
Birdie Muhiberg have returned from a
lengthy stay al Tybee.
mrs. George J. M.lls and her daughter,
mrs. Fl. w. Hodge Of New York VIII
spend The summer az York Harbor. Nc.
Mrs. Joseph Beisinger viii leave Oh
"Wednesday Tor Saratoga and Niagara.
Mrs John d. Twiggs is spending few
days atlsle Of iloDe.
Ar ana Mrs. X. 4. Coldng, Mr.. and
AIRS. r, j Prtchard and Mr. Edward Nc
lntyre have returned from Tybee and
nave gone 70 MARROW Tor the sumner