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

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! Mrs. Alexander Hull and children, Mas
ter Alexander and Dudley. returned on
| Wednesday from a week spent at Hotel
J Tybee.
Miss Jennie Sullivan. who has been
studying at the Pennsylvania Hospital IN
] Pittsburg for Jhe past two years, gradu-
! ated with high honors this month, reeelN-
! ing her diploma as a trained nurse.
Miss May du13ignon is visiting Miss
| Mary Conner.
Mrs Joseph Ferst and family left on
| Wednesday for Hotel Tybee, where they
will spend the summer.
| Mrs. S. A. Einstein will leave on Thurs
| day for New York.
Dr. and Mrs. John Howkins and child
/ rem. after two weeks spent most deiight-
fully at Hotel Tybee, returned to the city
| yesterday.
Mrs j. E. Gutman and family will leave
! shortly for Liberty, N. Y.
Masters Harold and Milton Hirsh leave
to-day for their home in Atlanta, after two
weeks spent with friends in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lipmann are at Ho-
| tel Tybee for the summer.
Mr.. Martin J. Cooley, Jr, has returned
/ 10 Philadelphia after a brief visit to his
| home in this city.
Mrs. A. S. Cooper and her mother, Mrs.
| A. NJ Reardon, left for New York on the
| Tallahassee on Saturday. They will spend
the summer North.
Miss Katie McDonough arrived home
yesterday from st. Joseph's Academy,
Emmittsburg, Nd.
After pleasant visit TO relatives in Sa-
vannah, Mrs. Florence Tftcomb has re
! turned to her home in Rockwell, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Smallwood, from
| Opelika, Ala, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Maxwell on Habersham
street.
Cadet Pritchard, son of Mr.. Charles
| Pritchard, arrived on Thursday from the
| Citadel in Charleston. He will spend few
days in Savannah before going to Button
for the remainder of the summer
| Mis- Nellie Croake of Augusta is spend
ing few days at the Atlantic Club House
on Ty bee Island.
Miss Gallaher from Augusta is visiting
her aunt Mrs. b. Gallaher on Jones street
Mrs Joseph Belsinger will leave in few
days for Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. Joseph~nnd daughter, Mr. II.
Boley, will spend the summer in the North
Mrs Arthur Well and daughter Elise,
left on Sunday for Atlanta.
Miss Estelle Gallagher returned home on
Thursday from st. Josephs convent,
Washington, Ga, where she has been
studying diligently for the past year. She
received the scholarship medal.
At the closing exercises of St Vincent,
| De Pau school for small boys, the recita-
ton Bring on Your Sums" recited by
Master John D. Stapleton, was one of the
most enjoyable features on the pro-
gramme
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Erect and Master Sid
ney Erect left. on Wednesday for New
York They will be the guests for several
, weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ebert.
Misses Emily Kennedy. Viola Kennedy
| and Mrs J. J. McCay will leave for the
, White mountains and Saratoga on Satur-
daZ.
, Miss Bessie Gallagher returned on Fri
day from st. Joseph's convent Washing
! ton, Ca, where she went TO attend the
alumni exercises.
= Among the many June weddings is noted
that of Mr.. Robert K. BragdOn and Miss
! Eleanor G. Bewan, which took place on
Thursday evening at the home of the
BRIDE mother OH Best street Rev. M. j.
Fpting of St PauHs Lutheran Church per
formed the ceremony. The bride was pref
tily dressed In white organdy, and carried
/ | a bunch of white sweet peas. The wedding
e was very quiet, only a few intimate friends
/ ! being present. The house was artisticaly
| decorated with palms and cut flowers. The
| many handsome presents attesting the es-
tenn in which the bride and grooms arc
held The groom Is a prominent contrac-
tor and builder The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. T. Bewan. Both are well
/ and favorably known, and their many
=. friends wish them much happiness.
Miss Mona Wallace of Daytona, Fla, is
< visiting her aunt, Mrs. O'Donoghue on Hul
5 street. Miss Mamie Adair viii return with
Miss Wallace to Florida to spend the sum-
e mer.
= Miss Blanche Matthews has returned
q from a pleasant visit to Miss Laura May
4 Bond at Tybee Light House.
The balls given at the South End Hotel
i Tybee, last week were most enjoyable
events Mr. and Mrs. Bohan's enter
G tainnents last summer were very happily
conducted and those which they have CIV
a en- this year have been equally so.
Mr. Julian L. Schley has received his
diploma at Iawrencevile, and Is now tax
- ing his final examination for Princeton
where he will enter in September. He
will leave for home about July 6, after a
visit in Englewood, N. j.
u Mrs. w. P. Hunter Is in Scranton, Pa, ,
Mr.. Edward H. Demere is spending the
. summer at Isle of Hope.
Mr. Robert Cope will spend the summer
n at Isle of Hope
Mr.. A. Bearing Harden and mother
lie Mrs. William ID. Harden, are at Green
4 wich, Conn, for the summer.
Mr.. ]. F. Harrison is in New York fol-
le a month.
u Col ]. H. M Clinch and Mrs. Clinch are
summering at Norristown, n. J.
Mr.. C. A. Drayton is In Asheville, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. c. Meyers left yes.
II terday for few weeks at Tybee.
Mr.. R. d. Guerard is spending the sum-
mer at Warm Springs, Va.
Mr. Joseph Rosenheim and family are
, at Poland Springs, Me.
- Mrs c. A. L. Lamar and Miss Mary
Lamar are at Mount Jackson, Va.
"a MIR. w. J. DeRenne and family are al
LennoX, Mass.
in The cottages at South End Hotel, Ty-
- bee are nearly all filled for June,