The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18

Deal will remain away until the end of
October
Miss Josie Madison has returned from
Jacksonville, where she was the guest of
Mrs. McAllister.
The trolley ride on Tuesday evening to
Isle of Hope was a great success. The
ride was in honor of Miss Bertha Walsh
of Beaufort. Refreshments were served
and dancing INDUCED in on the spacious
veranda of the pavilion. Mrs. Bertha
Buckley chaperoned. Those present were:
Misses Mollie Brennan, Maggie Roach,
Mamie Buckley, Mamie Krowley Mamie
Pate, Maggie Brown Celia McGreal, En-
lily link, Mamie Herman, Lizzie Herman,
Lizzie Sewers Annie Jones, May Wall
Mamie Hansell, Minnie Clarke, Miss Price
and Miss Bennett; Messrs. John Walsh,
Harry Kramer, D. Green, c. Pritchard,
j. Brennan, T. Brennan, c. Price. e. Won
Newton. r. Robider, A. Moffatt, T. Bow
an, J. S. Refinton, T. Shocks, H. Cum
bingham, F. Leonard H. Gilmore, F.
GruVer, j. McCullum, b. Lockwood and
F. Matthews.
Mr.. John Nicolson returned to the city
yesterday after nearly a years absence,
during which time ne visited his native
heath. Scotland and England, and also
travelled extensively in the Northern
states and Canada His trip has made him
Mr.. H. ?. Smart is back in the city
for a few days on business. His vacation
is about over, but he win make another
trip North to bring his family home
Mrs. Lewis Bliss and Miss Alice Bliss,
after spending the summer at Tanulah
Falls, viii leave in a few days for Gaines
vile for a month before returning to their
home in Savannah.
Mrs. G. B. Whatley, Miss Bessie What
ley and the little Misses Fannie and Helen
Whatley are among the passengers to ar
rive by the steamship Nacoochee on Tues
day morning from New York.
The friends of MIR. Albert Meyer viii be
pleased to learn of his marriage to Miss
Flora NJ Howard of Ottawa, Ontario,
which took place in Trinity Church. New
York, on Sept g. The bride who is ac-
compiished in music and art, is the daugh-
ter of Capt Arthur L. Howard, known as
"Gatling Gun Howard" the famous In
dian fighter, who was decorated by Queen
Victoria for extraordinary bravery and
services during the Indian war of 1885, in
the Northwest lie is a Ineal descendant
of the great English Admiral Howard.
The groom, formally a resident of this city
and for many years connected with the
Plant System, is now with the Joint Traf-
fc Association in New York. He is a rail
road man of considerable experience; is a
Mason, Knight Templar and Shriner, and
a member of the Sons of the Revolution,
being descended from one of the Oldest
New York families Mr. and Mrs Meyer
will reside at 165 West Ninety-fourth
| street, New York.
Miss Mamie O'Keefe was hostess at g
| birthday party during the week. The music
| was furnished by Messrs. Max Brock ant
! Mamie Molina, Miss Agnes Bell and Mr.
! Levy Meyers sang some comic songs
| Dancing was enjoyed and refreshment.
| served Those present We're: Mrs. A. Har
! ris, Mr.. and Mrs. II. McAlpin, Mrs. j. J
| robin, Misses Minnie Grner, Agnes Bell
! Ada Griner, Celia Keane, Lizzie ONeill
Lale Byrnes, Maggie Brennan, 4 Theresa
| MeGreal Addie Cooke, Maggie Printable
| Sadie o. Kcefe, Theresa Cooke Belle Mey
ers, Julia Enright, Miss Katie Walker
Messrs. Joe Goette, Eddie McCabe, 10,
| McCune, Max Brock Mamie Molina, Levy
| Meyers. Cap Pritchard. Johnnie Clancy
| Jim Mcdonald Leo Staplaton Jimmie
Mummy Easter Daniels, Robbie Robider
Tom Flood, Johnny Haniey, Johnny Lue
| ders, Sergt. j. Hines and Sergt. H. James
Mr.. w. E. Behnken left Friday for Sky
] lands to join his family.
Mrs Thos. G. Steed and daughter. Lu
ella. have returned Tome after a tire,
months visit to GRIM.
Mrs ]. T. ShuIrine and Miss Euls
Shuptrine, LETT during the week to b,
present at the marriage of Mr. Horac,
Morrison and Miss Annie Williams in AT
lanta.
Mrs. A. Jerger and little daughter Mil
! dred, Mrs Barnwe6 and her daughter
| cara, have returned from Saluda, n. c.
Miss Hennie Harper celebrated her 5tl
birthday on Wednesday, Oct. A. at hel
| home, 500 Congress street. There wer,
! quite a number Of her friends present
and she received many presents.
Miss Pearl Sullivan mas returned to hel
home at No. 21 Henry street, east, from
| a pleasant visit to friends in Florida.
| Mr.. Robert b. Sullivan has returned
from a pleasant trip to Jacksonville, Fla.
and win leave in the course of a weeI
to resume his studies at the Technologi
! cal School in Atlanta.
Miss Mamie Mularkey of Augusta lef
for New York yesterday on the City o
| Augusta, whence she win go to Boston
Master Henri c. Solomon VIII leave to
| day for New York to spend his vacation
BrunswicIS's Social Notes.
The marriage Of Mr.. Albert Morse WAY