The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26

One can scarcely realize that this is the
end of June-that one of the long summer
months is about TO slip into the past. The
week mas been ideal; long. sunshiny morn
ings, refreshing sea breezes in the after
moons, followed by delightfully."- cool nights.
What more can one desire? And stll the
rush goes on, every steamer and train
hurrying our people away to cooler climes.
Surely few resorts can offer more attrac-
tions than Tybee Island, with it's hotels,
cottages and the restless sea ever surg
ing and roaring against the sandy shore.
one thinks of Lord Byrons "Apostrophe to
the Ocean,
"Rol on, thou deep and dark blue Ocean
rolf
Thou glorious mirror. where the AL
mighty's form
Glasses itself in tempests; in all time,
Calm or convulsed-in breeze or gale or
storm
Icing the pole, or in the torrld cline
Dark heaving boundless, endless and
The image of Eternity-the throne
OF the Invisible; even from out thy
The monsters of the deep are made, each
zone
obeys thee; thou goest forth, dread,
fathomless alone
Mrs. Cecil Gabbett and Mrs. Walter G.
Charlton chaperoned a party of young
people to the hop at Tybee Tuesday even
Ding. Those present were: Misses White
more, from Staten Island, n. Y; Leonora
Gabbett, Mary Conner and Edith Warfeld,
Messrs. John NJ. Egan, Jr., Julian CHS
holm, Jack Rauers, Savage Lynah Pratt
Adams and Cecil Gabbett
Among the pleasant parties at Hotel
Tybee during the week was one Thursday
evening, when Mrs. Joseph Hull chape-
roned the following young people: Misses
Wittemore of Staten Island n. Y, Leo
nora Gabbett, Albert HUI. Annulette
Stubs, Edith Warield, Freida and Kate
Rauers, Messrs. Lewis Warheld John s.
I1gan, Lewis Haskell, Harry Daniel
George Hayward, Langdon West and Jack
Rauers,
Mrs. G. c. Harrison has been the hostess
of charming house party at Brandon-on-
the-James Virginia, for the past two
weeks The Savannah guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison, Miss Cor
don, Miss Mary White and Miss Meta
Thomas.
Miss Josephine Stoney Stevens entertain
ed fourteen little girls with a Fete Cham
petre in honor of her eighth birthday on
Thursday. The spacious lawn, with its
wealth of beautiful flowers is an ideal
spot for a garden party, and the pretty
little girls in their white dresses and brig hit
faces only added to the attractiyeness of
the scene. a"
Mr.. Cecil Gabbett, with his two sons.
Master Cecil Gabbett, Jr., and EppLng
Gabbett, with Mr.. J. N. Schley form a Jolly
party of marooners on the Shamrock
They left on Thursday to fish near st.
Catharines and will be away a week.
The organ recital Wednesday evening at
Christ Church was one of the most eniov-
able entertainments given in Savannah
Tor some time The selections We're most
appropriate. and, under the masterful
touch of Prof. Campbell held the large and
cultivated audience spelbound.
Mr.. Jacob Rauers and family left Sa-
vannah Saturday for two weeks Visit ia
st. Catharines. On their return they will
go at once to Grceibrier, White Sulphur
Springs, for the summer.
Mr.. Paul T. Haskell, Jr., will Leave for a
visit to Greenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs, on Wednesday.
Mr. George J. Baldwin, Jr.. who has
been al school a Mr.. Tafts in WATERFOWL
N. Y, has returned to Savannah He vii
spend his summer vacation at Flat Rock
Mr.. Thomas Denmark has come HON,
from Athens, where he has been all win.
ter at the university.
Mr.. w. w. Williamson left on Sunday
night for Clarkesville to visit MIR. and Mrs
Florence Minis.
Miss Maude Thomas is spending tn,
summer in Habersham county.
Mr.. A. Sybrandt will visit Europe thi,
summer He sailed on the 18th, for Eng
land
Mrs. r. NJ Demere Is spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Guerard a
Isle of Hope.
Mrs. G. b. Eaton and daughter. Mis-,
Mary Eaton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
jobs Heard Hunter.
Mrs. j. X. Clark of Darien and daueb
ter, Miss Gertrude, who have been III,
guests Of Maj. james L. Stewart on Ogle
thorpe avenue, left during the week for
visit to the South End Hotel at Tybee.
Mrs. Charles Huston of Coatesville. Pa
is visiting her father, Mai. J. r. Stewart
Mrs. r. f. Burden left on Monday TO
the North.
Mrs. w. 5. Lawton and Miss Emily Law
ton are in Asheville.
Master Willard Sullivan returned q,
Friday from Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Workman bav
moved 70 SIP Habersham street. near Gas
ton.
Mr.. J. k Munnerlyn Of Jacksonvin,