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

ton, Stella Ambrose Julia Dukes, Katie
O'Conner, Kate Cooke, May Davis, Min
ME Morgan, May Clark, clyde Alley, and
Olivia Kent Messrs. Christian, Logan,
Fulton, Rieey O'Neil Courvoisier,
Schwartz, Morrisey Pacetti, Shocks,
Kline, Carswell, Crafts, Pittman, Kent,
O'Conner, and Westcott.
Mr.. George Germany will return to Sa-
vannah from Pittsburg, about Sept /, to
locate permanently.
Mrs Eugene c. Anderson will leave this
week for visit to relatives in Tennessee.
Mrs. T. S Wylly left on Friday for a
visit to friends in Button.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rogers left on
Thursday for Saratoga.
Mr.. w. E. Estes is in Savannah from
Columbus He will make Savannah his
home.
Miss Katie Bell arrived on Friday from
New York
Mr.. ]. L. Nash left for the North On
Thursday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lazaron is in New York.
Mrs James Sullivan, Miss Jennie Sulli-
van and Miss Gertrude Sullivan are at
Arden Park N. c.
Mrs w D. Simkins and children are at
Monterey, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. ]. solomons left on Thursday for
Saratoga.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Silva left on Thursday for
New y ork.
Mr. and Mrs ]. e. Way are in Liberty
county for some time.
Miss Lily Anderson left on Friday for
Atlanta from there she win go to Haber-
sham county, Georgia.
Mrs. w. L. Wilson left during the week
to visit Miss Maude Thomas at Ciarkes-
vile.
Mrs. T. ]. Charlton and children are In
the mountains of Virginia
MIR and Mrs. John M. Cannon are in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Leila Hill is in Chicago.
Or. VIM NJ Galloway is visiting rela-
tlves in Baltimore.
Miss Muslin is spending some time In
New York city.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Wylly have return
ed from Rockbrldge Alum Springs.
Mr. Mills b. Lane left during the week
for Denver, Col.
MIR. and Mrs. II. F. Train and family
are at Warm Springs. Va.
Capt. aud Mrs. c. S. Ellis came up from
Tybee Thursday, where they have spent
the summer
Mrs Merritt w. Dixon win leave dur
ing the week for Niagara and Canada.
Mrs H. NJ. Branch and Mr.. H. M
Branch, Jr., are visiting relatives in
Charlotte.
Mr.. George A. Mercer Jr, has return
ed from the North, where his family is
spending the summer
Mrs. A Pindar and her daughter, Mrs
Sarah Oemler are at Catoosa Springs.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Bryan and family
VIA return TO the city during the week
from Tybee, where they have spent the
season in their picturesque summer home,
"Oleander Cottage"
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dubose and family
formerly of Cuba, but residing now in Sa-
vannah, are at South End Hotel, Tybee.
Mrs Sam Whitesides has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Columbus.
Mr.. Edgar Way and family are at their
summer home. near Walthourville.
Mr.. George e. Cope is visiting relatives
in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ives and children
left during the week for Saratoga.
Miss Minnie Ambrose is in Asheville.
Mr. Frank c. Battey and Miss Belle Bat
tey left yesterday to join Mrs. Battey in
New York and Maine.
Mrs. Laura b. Mehrtens left on Sunday
for Waynesvine where she viii spend the
remainder Of the summer
Mrs. James j. Warlng and Miss Minna
Warning are at Waynesvile.
Mrs. j. L. Waithour and child are at
Craig House, Falmouth Heights Mass.
Mrs. Annie J. Warning and sons have
returned from Far Away" near Hender-
sonViue after q months visit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Sheldon and son
are at Falmouth, Mass.
Mrs. c. T. Gillette and family left for
the North on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Dreeson left dur
ing the week for indianapolis
MIR. Cecil Gabbett arrived on Friday
from Lake George, where Mrs. Gabbett
and children are spending the summer
Miss Margaret G.. McCrohan left for New
York on Tuesday
Miss Mary O'Brien Is In New York.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Gustin left on Tuesday
for New y ork.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Guckenheimer left dur
ing the week for an extended Northern
trip
Or. and Mrs. John Howldns and chill
dren returned yesterday from Button.
where they have been for the past month
Mrs. Bannon ana Miss Minnie Bannou
loft during the week for Hot Springs,
n. G.
Lieut. J. u. Mccarthy. Of the Jasper
Greens. Is spending few days with his
mother.
Mr r. ~ Beylgh left during TIC week
for Atlantic city