The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

months, has returned 10 her home.
Mrs. Davis. the wife of Mai Davis. one
of Gen. Wiluston staff, is in the city I'M
til her husband leaves for Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs r. s. Noise, from Column
bus, the Misses Sarah and Mary and
Masters Warren and Sidney Noise, are
at A0} Castor street, east, for the winter
Mr.. Noise Is an olscal of the Central
Railroad.
Miss Ann Bond Is the guest of Mrs.
Demere Cunningham.
Mrs. J. A. P. Crisheld and daughter and
Miss Mars Savage Jones arrived last week
from Chestertown. nfd.
Miss Isabel Stiles, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Alfred Mills, sailed
on the Kansas City Tuesday evening for
New York. where she win spend the vim
ter with Mrs. Robert Troup, formerly Of
Brunswick.
DR.. and Mrs St. Julian B. Graham
reached Savannah Tuesday, after a very
pleasant tour through the West During
their absence they visited relatives in
kentucky.
Mr. w. W. MackaI returned from
Washington during the week.
Miss Georgia Anderson, who was in the
city last week to serve as bridesmaid for
her friend Miss Powell, has returned to
school in Richmond. Va. Miss Halle Will
liams of Boydton, Va, Miss Rosa Seward
of Petersburg, Va, and Miss Carrie Hob
good of Oxford N. c., who were here for
the same purpose, are still visiting Mr.
and Mrs Powell, but Miss Gertrude
Powell left yesterday morning for her
home in Valdosta.
Miss Effie Bloodworth has returned from
Atlanta.
~.
Johnston will be at home to their friends
on Monday afternoons.
Mrs. n. F. Jackson, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. J. f. Smith, in At
lanta, has returned to the city.
Mrs. J. NJ Dixon and Miss Helen Dixon
are a home again after their summer in
New York and Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Barney and Mrs
Packard have returned from the North,
and are now at the De Soto
Mr.. Eldridge Simkins is again in Savan-
nah for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs s. E. Theus and Master
Theus have returned from New York
Mrs Henry Blum left for the North last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Clay
Miner, Jr.
Mrs w d. bearing and family have re-
spent the summer.
Mrs Cornelius f. Moses and Master
Percival Sneed Moses have returned TO
the city. and are at No. 26 Liberty street,
east.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Tiedeman, who
have been enjoying a delightful coaching
trip through New York and Pennsylva-
mia, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland NJ. Ryals have
issued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, carrie Lathrop, 10 Mr.. William
Davis Champion Wednesday, Nov. 9. at
5 O'Clock, at The Independent Presbyterian
Church. Owing, however, to the necessary
repairs that are being made in the church
the wedding will take place in the lecture
room.
Miss Annie vane Jones has returned
from a visit to her sister Mrs. Parker, in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Guerard and Miss
Elise Guerard have moved to the city for
the winter.
The Misses Kollock, accompanied by
Miss Susie and Master Edward Kollock,
have returned from Charleston.
Mrs. Horace A. Crane and Master Averill
Crane arc at home again after a trip 10
New York
MIS-. Kaufman Oh view 1OIk Is NlsltliS
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kayton.
Stuart Robson, with his very good COM
pany, in 1.-The Meddler," has been greatly
enjoyed by Savannahians during the past
week. Among the parties in the theater
Thursday evening was one consisting of
AIR and Mrs. Louis LeIFardy Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Lily Anderson, Mr. Hubert
Duckworth and Mr.. Tesmar. Mrs. Albert
Weis gave a box party the same evening,
her guests being Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Lipp-
man, Miss Hattie Well Miss Marie Lipp-
man. Mis- Cora Weis, Mrs. l. Hirsch of
Atlanta, Mai. +. de la Gale and Lieut..
Sartoris. Friday evening Col. Maxfield Of
TIE Signal Corps also gave a theater par
~, followed by a supper at the De Soto.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Gibbs. Capt. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss Cos
ems. Lieut.. Butler and Sergt Albert
Thomas.
Ensign A. A. MacKei han, U. S. n. late
" detached from the Solace and ordered
for duty here. has arrived and is now in
charge OF the photographic office.
Miss I.eonora Gabbett is at home again
after a summer spent at Lake George and
in New York
Mrs J. E. Smith of Macon is visiting
Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrill.
Master Herbert Storer entertained few
small friends on Thursday afternoon at
birthday party. Among those present
were Misses Angelus Cenaly, Carmel Hef-
fernan, Eleanor Malone ana Louise Storer
and Masters Harry Thompson, Richard
Corish, Charlie Malone and Jack Storer.
Miss Estelle Kuck celebrated her six
tenth birthday Thursday last with de
lighuul dance al which We're present the
Misses Entelman, Meta Doscher, Mabel
Gibbons, Emma Paulsen, Ethel Helmkon
Maggie suffer Florence Schaefer. Annie
I1olversen Adeline Semken, Louise Lubs
Addie Tietjen, and the Messrs. Fred
Koch, Henry Monsees, George johnson,
Faber Courrenay, John Asendorf, Samuel
Wheaton, George Stelljes Otto Kolb, Hen
ry Suffer, Edward Krieger, John Schrodei
and many others.
MI and Mrs J. r. Tnley have returned
from a six weeks stays in Atlanta and
Greensboro Mr.. Tilleys friends viii be
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