The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18

Each week is an improvement on its
predecessor as far as society goes in set
ting forth its claims for the home-comers.
Already Bun street has begun to brighten
APP little, and any of these lovely after
moons which we have enjoyed for the past
week one might find familiar face amid
the throng that crowds that popular
boulevard while the pleasure Of greeting
those who have been absent for weeks
and in many instances months, is hight
ened by the joy of seeing the happy
smiles and hearing the golden words from
each and every one. There is no place
like home" How true are the lines OF
John Howard Payne, and what a longing
he must have had for his native land when
he wrote:
Mid pleasures and palaces, though we
may roam.
Be it ever 50 humble, there's no place like
homer"
Whether we are guests of the nation
or travellers in foreign land, when the
train rolls in or the steamer comes to her
noorings, with what volume of joy We
say, Home again" There Is a certain
magic in the very word, and the knowl-
edge that in that one little spot we at
least have a proprietorship is what makes
ii so dear 20 us. Who feels the love of
home more than the girls and boys who
are leaving now for a winter spent in
some cold Northern city, where all OF
their time is supposed to be consumed
with various educational pursuits? They
will say, with Keble:
al
look,
When hearts are of each other sure;
Sweet all the joys that crowd the house
hold nook,
The haunt of all affections pure"
Mrs. Charles D. Russell and daughter
Miss Anne Lu, ana son, Mr.. Charles d.
Russell, with Mrs. RusselHs niece, Miss
Julia Bythewood, viii leave on Sept. "A
for Cleveland, o., where Mrs Russell will
enter her children and niece at Hiram
College. They will be absent from Savan-
nah for four years, Mrs. Russell remain
ing in Hiram with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bieber have issued
Invitations TO the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Augustine, to MIR. Frederick Harms,
at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension,
Thursday evening Sept. %.
Mrs Fred Hart and children are visiting
in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Cunningham will
leave this week for a trip to Thousand
Islands.
Mrs R. F. Sans and children returned
on Wednesday from Saluda and Ashevilte.
Mrs Malcolm Mclean and family have
returned from their summer home in Grit
fin.
Mrs. George L. Cope Mrs. George L.
Cope, Jr., Mrs. James Henry Hunter Miss
Julia Tracy Hunter and Master George
on
Thursday from Blowing Rock. They will
return to Savannah the first of October.
Mr.. ]. b. Withers is spending some time
in Valdosta.
Mr.. Pratt Adams is in Athens at the Chi
Phi Chapter House.
Mrs. Bernard Guest and child are visit
ing Mrs. Guests parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chisolm, in Birmingham.
DR.. ]. A. Crowther returned on Wednes-
day from Baltimore
MIR. c. Wayne Cunningham has accept
ed a position with the Link-Belt Engin-
eering Company of Philadelphia.
Master Lawrence Kelly left on Wednes-
day for st. Mary's College, Belmont, n
c.
Mr.. ]. w. McIntlre and Mr.. Frank Nc
Inlire left last week for New York.
Mr.. J. p. Wheeless is in New York.
Mrs E. d. baltimore, Mr.. VIM. Lat
timore and DR. Ralston baltimore left
during the week for New York.
Mr.. A. bearing Harden left last week
for Greenwich, Conn, where he is spend
ing the summer.
Mr.. Antonio ]. Warning left during the
week for Lawrenceville N. j., where ht
will resume his studies at the Lawrence
Vile School for Boys.
Mrs. A. H. MacDonell and children ar,
visiting Mrs. Glascock Mays in Atlanta
Judge MacDonell spent a day two las
week with Mrs. MacDonen in Atlanta,
Dr. and Mrs. St J. b. Graham lef
during the week for Baltimore and New
York.
Miss Lassie Oliver returned this weel
from Newman, Ga.
Mr. Julian L. Schley Will leave mex
week for Highland Falls, n. Y. where h
will prepare for the West Point eXamin
alton which viii take place in March.
Mrs. Ann Bond spent few days il
town last week on her way from Brooks
Vile Fla, to Rock Hill, where she vii
be for a few weeks
Mr. Edward S. Elliott returned during
the week from Warm Springs Va.
Miss Maggie Hull left on Friday 70
Gainesville, to visit Mrs J. M Lang.
Mr.. ]. NJ Lang left during the weel
to join his family in Clarkesville.
Miss Jessie Chisholm has returned from
White Bluff.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell has returne
from Fiat Rock
Miss Harriet b. Hardee and Miss Mar
tina G. Backus viii leave next week 70
Columbus, Ga, where they will spend tn
winter.
Miss Elise Guerard returned last weel
from Darien.
Mr.. c. a. shearson has returned iron
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter, Mas
tiers Armand and O'Driscoll and little Mis-