The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-12

NJ. d.
L'envoy
o Maiden! close thy book;
Behold the titles Love gives thee;
On Love and on Loves pleading look
Then grant, pray thee, Love his fee.
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Certainly this is the month when de
grees of all kinds are rife, and examina-
tons followed by commencement exer-
cises are engrossing the thought of the
youth OF our country. What are social
complexities, what is war compared with
the awful anxiety that hangs over the
Would-be graduates or the pride that
sNeI,s the successful candidate?
Boys ana girls are iocking home now,
and they seem prepared to enjoy life 10
the fullest extent. Plans are being made
for summer house parties, and the older
Set have stepped aside for the present.
The Law,on Cadets gave a very jolly
picnic down to Tybee yest erday afternoon.
The entire programme was a SUCCESS. Surf
baths, dancing in the pavilion, moonlight
strolls on the beach and very good SUD-
per were all enjoyed in turn. Among
those who were present were: Mrs. Mel
drim. Mrs Cecil Gabbett Mrs. Clayton r.
Woods, Mrs John Nj Egan, the Misses
Egan, Miss Ecker, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss
Freida Rauers, Miss Edith warheld, Miss
Annuiette Stubs, Miss Leonora .Gabbett,
Miss Whettamore. Miss Mary Kline.
Miss Mary Hops. Miss Fannie Mel
dTim. Miss Reba White, Miss Clermont
Huger, Miss Missy Hull and Messrs. Drury
Woods, Jim Lyman, Louis Warfield. ]. M.
Egan, Jr., Louis Egan, Frank Hayward.
Stephen Hayward, Cecil Gabbett, J. A.
G. Carson, Jr., Dan Hull, Harris Cone.
Jr., Berrien Glover and Henry Nyrover.
A delightful tug party was given Thurs
day afternoon by the Misses Egan, In hon
or of their guest, Miss Ecker of Fort Nc
Pherson. On board the Regis a charming
afternoon was spent In the party were
Mrs. Henry Steele, Mrs. A. r. Lawton
Mrs. John NJ. Egan, Mr.. and Mrs How
ara Hipkins Mrs. Emil Newman, Miss
Seherzer, Miss Jane Judge, Miss Katfa-
rine Hartridge, Miss Edith Warfield Miss
Alice Connerat Miss Ecker Miss Helen
Egan, Miss Josephine Egan, Lieut. Cole
Lieut. Bradley, Mr.. Clarence Connerat.
Mr.. Craig Barrow, Mr.. Paul Haskell Mr.
Newell Turner, Mr.. Fred Myers Mr.. Hen
ry Walthour, Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr.. John
M Egan, Jr., and Mr.. Louis Egan.
pleasant supper party was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Elliott at their home on Harris street
The table was decorated with green and
white, and those who were present We're
Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Lima Huger, Miss
Harriet King Elliott. Mr.. William Has
kell, Mr.. Paul Haskell, Mr.. William
BarnweA and Mr.. Lang West
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Gibbs. Miss
"a % MI NJ II
Mr.. Fred Hull formed a pleasant party
for supper at Bannon Lodge Tuesday eve
ming.
Thursday evening Mrs. George Cam
chaperoned party of young people down
70 Tybee, where pleasant evening was
epent. There were present Miss Aunulette
Stubbs, Miss Helen Egan, Miss Josephine
Egan, Miss Edith Warfield, Mr. Fred NV
ers, Mr.. Craig Barrow, Mr.. Shelby Myrick
Mr.. John NJ. Egan, Jr., and Mr.. Louis
Egan.
Invitations have been received from Mr.
James M. Barnard Jr., for the marriage
OF his daughter Grace 20 Mr.. BENJAMIN
Emmons Brewster. The wedding viii
take place at the Union Chapel Hyaunis
Port, Mass, on wednesday. June % al
1890 o'clock. reception Will follow tb.
ceremony at Mr.. Barnards home, The
Willows"
MIR and Mrs. John Sullivan sohle,
cnaperoned supper party at Banuor
Lodge Tuesday evening. Others present
We're Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Jessie CHS.
holm, Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Hazel
hurst Col. Wilson and Mr.. Godin Guerard
Gen. and Mrs. W. w. Gordon and Mr.
NJ ", Gordon, Jr, Left last night for Mo
Bile. Ala.
Mrs N. w. Thomas ana the Mise.