The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-24

The surrender Of Santiago is complete
and the city is relapsing into it's former
state of life and business. and al the same
time into that indolent. Ianguid air that
so characterizes the tropical countries.
Our soldiers and The conquered Spaniards
are as congenial as though the mother
countries were not al war with each other.
and in the quaint old streets one may hear
a Spaniard introducing himself to an
American, in a way that for length and
multitude of names can only be found
among the Latin races. For instance;
"A Spanish caballero
Bowed with naughty courtesy,
Solemn as a tragic hero,
And announced himself to me-
Senior, l am Don Camilla
Guzmau Miguel Pedrlo
De Xymes Y Ribera
Santallos Y Herrera
Rivas Mendoza
Quintana de Rosa
Y Gorilla "
No more sir
IT'S as good as twenty score. sir,
Mucha bulla para NADIA.
No palabras, draw your 'spada
Senior, l am Peter Brown "
But even in Santiago. with its long
names, its nobility, its beautiful women
with their mantllas and liquid eyes, its
oranges and its citron groves, its BUN
fights and its Plaza, the excessive heat
of the last few days cannot be excened
Old Sol has been trying himself, actually
the nights have been almost uncomfortable
TOO warm to WOO Sweet natures tired
restorer, balmy sleep" We stay-at-
homes are at last becoming envious and
long for a breath of cool mountain air
All one can do is TO have plunge in the
briny deep and enjoy a fish supper at Ty-
bee or Thunderbolr. Society is at a stand
still. When viii 81 revive?
'Ah, quien sabe, who can say?"
Mrs. John H. Reed celebrated her S7th
birthday on the 10th. The members of her
family went out to Thunderbolt to offer
her congratulations and wish for her re-
newed blessings for the ensuing year
Some of those present were: Miss Mag
gle Reed, Miss Ruthie Reed Maj. James
Il. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray MEG.
Stewart and Mir. and Mrs W. r. Leaken.
Mrs. Bannon furnished one of her fish
suppers on Friday night al Bannon Lodge.
TO the following party. given by Mr.. sond-
helm: Mr.. and MRS. Walter Gross. Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Rebarer and Miss Ada
Hudson.
Miss Edith Johnston gave an old-fash-
soned tea party on Monday afternoon TO
her guest, Miss Saidee King. The other
friends present We're Miss Hattie Elliott.
Messrs. John Morris, c. G. Anderson. Jr..
Gordon Harrison and w. G. Gadsden
After a delightful supper they ali ad-
@na "A To Z,
Mrs. J. II. Johnston
oned by Mrs w. L. Wilson, enjoyed
fish supper at South End Hotel on Thurs
day. They We're Misses Lily Anderson
Mary Jones and KATE Hartridge, AIessrs.
Arthur Elliott, John Morris and c. G.
Anderson. JT
Mrs. CLAYTON r. Woods entertained with
watermelon party on Thursday evening
at her lovely home on Oglethorpe avenue
Some Of those present were Mr.. and Mrs
{. b. Malone Rev. James Y. Fair, Miss
Josephine Fair. Mrs. James Ii. Hunter and
Miss Madgie Reed.
Mr.. Dawson Wylly gave launch party
40 Warsaw on Monday evening
A bachelor house party at Isle of Hone
This week consists of Messrs. Sidney
Stubbs, Edward G. Thompson and Julian
L. Schley.
Island last weel, from y[-e5,5s,, w o. "a "
Saturday night were Misses Harriet r.
IIardee. Martha G B3cllus Aonss g.,
Ger Of Columbus, Ga, and Messrs. Henry
d. Backus and Dawson Wylly.
The regimental band played at the
Yacht club on Monday evening. A good
many persons took advantage OF the OPP
po[tuhlty 70 ENJOY the good music, and
although wa sncn warm night
1sllelrs was ,nGuISfo IN until The last ear
ieIt Ihuhderpolt Tor the city. Some of
those present were Capt. ana MIS-, Gil