The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11

Nv land and sea will be returning. and the
etreets in the residence portion of the city
which have had such a deserted loow
for the last three months, will again have
frightened up. Tightly closed blinds will
be opened, and a generally cheerful at
mosphere will pervade the erstwhile
dreary neighborhoods. But those com
PEELED from various causes to remain in
the town during the long, hot days, have
found some little compensation in the
cool evenings, when they can take ride
10 the Yacht Club and enjoy the delicious
breezes which are always ito be found at
that popular resort This is about the
only form of amusement left to indulge
a. for September with its hot suns and
chilly night air is not suitable for ma
Rooms; the surf baths and dances at Ty-
bee are things of the past and the sea-
son for card parties has not yet reopen
ed. The bicycle now plays an important
part in the pleasures of life, and every
evening finds the different roads around
the city fun of lovers of the wheel, some
on pleasure bent, some practicing for the
racing season, and others who go simply
for the physical exercise. The weather
for the last few days has been typical of
the fall season, and Autumn. like a
faint old man, sits down by the wayside
a-weary.
o what a glory doth this world put on
For him who, with a fervent heart goes
forth
Under the bright and glorious sky. and
On duties we'll performed and days well
spent!
For him the wind, ay, and the yellow
leaves,
Shall have a voice, and give him elo-
quent teachings.
He shall so hear the solemn hymn that
Death
Has lifted up for all, that he shall go
To his long resting place without a tear.
Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham and Miss
Mildred Duncan Cunningham left on
Tuesday for Saratoga
Miss Josie O'Byrne left on Wednesday
to visit friends in Charleston.
Miss Sarah L. Cunningham left on Tues
day for Flat Rock to visit Mrs A. r.
1awton.
Mr.. T. M Cunningham and Miss Lima
Woodbridge left on Friday for ST. Clair
Ind, and Michigan.
Mrs T. S. WILLY spent part of the week
at Isle of Hope, the guest of Miss Harriet
Il. Hardee.
Mr.. Edward stoddard left during the
week for Baltimore.
Miss Emily Hill returned on Monday
from New York.
Mrs. Louis LeHardy and children are
visiting Mrs. Frank Miller in Augusta.
Mr. Thomas s. Clay left on Monday for
New York
Col. George A. Mercer left during the
week for New York and other Northern
resorts.
Mr.. w. D. simkins returned on Monday
from Saratoga, n. Y, and Blue Ridge,
Pa.
Mr. A s Guckenheimer left last week
for Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Lazaron and family
have returned from Asheville.
Mrs. Beirne Gordon and Master Ambrose
Gordon left on Tuesday to spend the
month Of September at "IilburD" Eli
colt City. Nd, with Mrs. Gordon's father
Orr. Henry Hazelhurst.
Mr.. George A. Gregory left on Tuesday
for Unadila, n. Y. and other points North
Miss Nellie Walsh and Miss Emma New
er returned during the week from New
York Halifax, Niagara and other North
efn resorts.
Mrs. w. r. Leaken left on Tuesday for
Coatsville, Pa, and other cities in the
North.
last Saturday for Elliott City, Howard
county, Maryland.
Mrs. J. L. Wathour and Miss Emma
Roberts Walthour are at Saratoga.
Mr.. Arthur J. OHara is at Woodstock
in the Green Mountains, Vermont
Mr.. Percy Donaldson of Baltimore.
VINO has been visiting Mr.. Charles w
Drummer, has returned to his home
Miss Margaret Stiles is at Toronto, Can
ada.
Mrs. A. f. Mills and Master Charles
Mills are with Mrs. w. w. Gordon at
Monterey Springs, Pa.
Mrs William Hunter and Miss Anna G.
Hunter are al Ashevile.
Miss Maude Hayward is in New York
Mrs. John Howllns and sons. Hayward
and John, will leave on Tuesday for Bal
timore.
Miss Marion Maclsan will leave Griffin
this week for Northampton, Mass where
she will enter Miss Capen's school
Mrs w w. Owens came over from
Button during the week and spent sew
eral days in town, returning to Button
yesterday afternoon
Mrs Raymond M. Demere and Master
Raymond Demere are at Arden Park.
Mrs. Emma Pollock is at Skyland. n
Mr.. Charles L. Myers left during The
week for Cuba and Porto Rico.
Mrs. Richard F. Sans and sons will re.
turn home on Wednesday,
Mr.. J. w. Mcintyre left yesterday fol
New York.
Mr.. VIM. p. StapIeton left during IN.
week for Norwich, Conn
Mrs. NJ. w. Sexton left on Wednesda,
for Baltimore, New York and Niagara
Falls.
Mr. A. bearing Harden is spending a
rev days in and around Savannah Mrs
w y. Harden Will be at Greenwich, Conn
Gnul the end of the month, when she
viii so to New York
MISS Mamie Wilcox Is at Arden Park.
Miss Jennie Sullivan spent few days
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