The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-25

Summer and autumn are playing hide
and go seek with each other, but havoc
with our feelings. The days for the past
week have been warm and humid. until
one feels as though it were the beginning
of June instead Of the end of September.
The nights are pleasant, and so the month
IS bearable and so we begin to feel that
autumn is really setting in to release poor
suffering humanity. An article taken from
the Richmond Dispatch most aptly de
scribes the between and betwixt' sea-
son, when it says:
Fall has come and summer, with one
eizzing, scorching lunge has died hard.
Before many moons shall have passed the
smell of the moth bail will supersede TIE
death dealing insect powder, and our win
ter clothes will be before US 1t is all
very pitiful in its way and people who are
looking for trouble may find occasion to
be sad We have made a brave fight dur
ing all these fiery glowing months and
vigorously have we tried to be frivolous.
We look upon summer as season Of rest
and pleasure, and we have labored to
Tecuperate and be gay. We have been
out of the city; we have gone to the noun
tains we have dug our russell shoes into
the sad sea sand. We have meandered in
the laurel scented valleys, and strolled
in the redolent lowlands. We have need
ed but a smile to hurry US TO the domi-
Giles of suburban friends-nay, more, we
have sent thither our offspring TO the
third and fourth generations. For 1t Is
written in the precepts of good society
that yhosoever stayeth at home between
the months of June and September is
sfdead po' white" and shall not walk with
the chosen. Why did you come back to
town now? Didn't you know that this
hot spell was going to be ordered for our
benefit so that we feel like hard shell
crabs dropped into boiling water2 Didn't
YOU know that autumn always breaks
. loose with one last throbbing, spasmodic
. invitation of the excessive heat of the
summer we have but just passed through"
At the Lutheran Church of the Ascen-
sion, Thursday evening, Mr.. Frederick
Harms and Miss Augustine Bieber will lie
married After the ceremony there will
be a reception at the residence of the
brides brother-in-law, MIR. Benjamin
Calls 904 Duffy street, west.
Mrs. ]. p Wheelas and little Miss Bes-
sic Wheelas returned on Monday from
Cumberland Maryland.
Mrs w. F. Shellman and family and
Mrs Henry Freeman have moved to No
nos Bolton street, east
Mrs. George S. Haines, Masters Gordon
Garrard and George S. Jr, and Miss Mar
garet Haines returned last Sunday from
Gainesville where they have been FOR
two months
Miss. Jeanne G. Haines returned this
Ia her
Georgia
Mrs. r. F. Sans and children left We'd
nesday for Beaufort, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. G. B. Whatley and daughters ar
rived during the week from New York.
Mr.. ]. s. Kline arrived during the week
from Paris.
Mr.. and Mre VIM. Kehoe have return
ed from an extended Northern trip.
Miss Kate r. Burroughs left during the
week for New York.
Mrs. w. c. McDonough and her daugh-
GERS. Misses Katie and Leila, left last
week for Baltimore.
Mr. Lewis NJ. Warfeld and Master
Wayne Varied left on Saturday for Bal
timore. Master Wayne Warfield viii spend
the winter at MIR. Julian Hartridge'
school, st. James, near Hagerstown, Md.
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for Baltimore where he will resume his
studies in medicine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Vetsburg and son,
Harold, left during the week for New
York
Mrs. L. N. Nelson left last week for New
York
Mrs NJ ]. Doyle and Miss Maggie Doylt
are in New York.
Mr.. ]. j. McDonough, Jr., left last week
for the North
Mrs Malcolm Maclean, Miss Marion and
Master Edward NJ. Maciean left last week
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Silva left East week
for the North.
Mrs. A. K. Wilson left last week for th'
North.
Miss Marie Habersham left on Monday
for New York, where she viii enter Belle
vue Hospital TO study for trained nurs
ing.
Miss Carrie L. Ryals left on Monday fol
New York.
Mr.. Turpin Bacon left on Monday To-
New York.
Mr.. A. A. Gordon left during the weel
for New York.
Mrs r. y. Nicoll and Miss Eleanor H
Charlton left on Monday for New York.
Judge Robert FalTigant left on Monda!
for New York and other Northern points
Miss Katie O'Brien and Miss NJ
.O'Bnen returned on Monday from New
York.
Mrs John D. Jordan has returned from
Saratoga and Canada.
q Mr. P. T. Foye returned during the weel
from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman are il
New York.
Mr.. p. W. O'Connor has returned from
Northern trip.
Mr. Tyrrel Morgan returned during tn,
week from Waynesville.
The Misses Eckstein have returned 4
Swanthmofe College Pa.
Mr.. Anton p. Wright has returned from
Thomasville
AIRS. Joseph Ferst and family have re
turned from Asheville.
A delightful ride TO White Bluff to spend
the day was given by Miss Birdie Van
Keuren to some Of her ultle friends on