The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-07

The lovely moonlight nights the past
week have inspired mankind with the
idea of a sea trip, a maroon or an eve
ming on the Yacht Clubs broad piazza.
The weather has been delightful for this
season of the year, and after a refreshing
shower, every afternoon one can readily
enjoy the cool night which follows, and
awake in morning with renewed energy.
After all
'"Tis distance lends enchantment to the
view,
land clothes the mountain mists azure
hue"
And we stay at homes are quite as COM
Portable in our dismantled houses where
we have the freedom Of home, as are the
$50 considered) more fortunate ones who
are cooped up in a fashionable hotel
where they have 10 conform to the ETH
quette of summer watering places.
''Who has not felt how sadly sweet
The dream of home, the dream of home,
Steals Der the heart, 100 soon to fleet
When far DER sea or land we roam?'
Still the steamers go out day after day
carrying their burdens of human freight,
and wagon loads Of trunks are the most
familiar objects one sees standing at front
doors or numbering down the streets.
Those Of us who are left are stiI glad
TO indulge in surf bath at Tybee and
the younger people may be seen every
day at that popular resort enjoying the
delightful breezes that come up with the
setting sun.
A delightful party went down to Hotel
Tybee last night on the special car which
was provided for the ladies who are in
terested in the Savannah Volunteer
Guards at Tampa, and who are trying to
raise funds for the benefit of the hospital
tent for the Second Georgia Regiment.
Some of those who went down We're
DR. and Mrs. c. c. Schley, Mrs.
T. S Wayne, Mrs. w. c. Hartridge, Mrs.
y. A. Denmark and Mrs. Dan Hops,
Misses Kate Hartridge, Liley Anderson,
Macy Jones, Edith Warheld, Annuette
Stubs, Mary Wayne, Mary Hops, Mary
! I1owese Of Macon, Mary and Annie
Falnes. Clifford Munnerlyn. Eula Gam
BILE Ollie Moore and Emmie Johnson,
AIessrs. Rogers Woods Dan Hops Ed
ward Thompson, Clarence Connerat and
Tyrol Morgan.
charming house party, stationed al
the "Blun Cottage" at Tybee, and chap
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composed Of the following persons: Mrs.
Harry Blum, Misses Olivia, Mary, julie
and Nannette HOdsou of Athens, Miss
Laura Baker of Savannah and Messrs
Harry and Ned Hodson of Athens.
One of the most attractive spots in Sa,
vannah last week Was the tent in Chip
pewa square, where the ladies' interested
On the Second Georgia Regiment disposed
OF ice cream aud cake for the benefit OF
the hospital tenuefor our soldiers at Tam
ga. Some of the ladies are Mrs. G. c.
Echley, Mrs II N. Cunningham, Mrs
Hopkins. Mrs Morgan. Mrs. Z. S. Wayne
and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham Jr.
Mrs. w. c. Hartridge Misses Georgia
Ecreven, Julia owens and Meg COsens
viii leave this week for Tampa, to be
present at The presentation of the regi-
mental flag of the Second Georgia Regi-
ment
Mrs. John Heard Hunter entertained hel
niece, Miss Eula Gamble, with a charm
ing trolley ride last Thursday evening
The guests were Misses Eula Gamble, An
ME Mcintyre, Emmie Johnson, Oni'
Moore, Mary Wayne and Mary Hops
NIessrs Henry Myrover, Jim Mcintyre
Edward Roberts, Stephen and Franz
Hayward.
Mrs. Robert Erwin viii leave on Thurs
day for Fenwick Seabrook Point, Conn.
to be away for the summer.
Mr. Murray l.. Screven Of Mobile. Ala.
spent several days in the city the pas
week.
Mrs. Fred M. Hull left on Monday FOL
New York.
DR.. ana Mrs f. r. Corson and Mis-
Pauline Cofson left on Monday for Ithaca
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Mcmillan and chill
dren left on Tuesday for Halifax. n. 5.
and other Northern points of interest.
Mrs. Helen Spencer and Miss Agne
Spencer left on Tuesday for Marietta Ca
Mr. Louis Morgan returned to Tampa OF
Tuesday, after a furlough Of week.
Miss Jessie Anderson is visiting Mis-
Jones at White Bluff.
Mr. W. J. Lindsay and son have returne,
from an extended visit North.
Mr.. w. H. Connsrat and son arrived dur
ing the week from New York where the!
have been for several weeks.
Miss Mary Clay is spending the summe
in Clarkesyille Ga.
Mrs VIM Hunter and daughters lef
on Thursday for Lake George.
Mrs. w f. Drummer and children rc
turned on Monday from Tampa.
Miss Annie Baokus has returned TO he
home ia Columbus
Mrs. Jas. u. Hunter and children left o.
Tuesday for South and North Carolina, q
be gone until October.
Mr.. ard Mr. Hatrls Core and Mastc
- Gorge Lewis Cope are At WNnesyuie