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

Z nj NlitA AleN expect 10 20 10 litI Dtdb-
/ tiful home, The oaks. near Charleston.
Mrs Howard Hopkins has returned from
/ Petersburg, Va, where she spent the
month of October visiting her friend Miss
/ Otelia Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
I viii spend the winter with Mrs. Withers
/ on Castor street
1 Miss Mamie Wilcox returned Tuesday
/ from Asheville, where she has been stay
/ ing since last May
/ Capt and Mrs. c. S. Ellis and children
arrived on the Kansas City last week
! from New York, where they spent two
! delightful weeks
Mrs. Joseph Huh and family returned
( last week FROM Atlanta. Miss Albert HUI
| viii be one Of this seasons debutantes.
Miss Anuilette Stubbs, Misses Kate and
| Frieda Rauers ana Miss Edith Warheld,
who is expected later to visit Miss Hull
will also come out this winter; and Miss
| Lola Moynelo and Miss Flora Dancy made
/ their first appearance il society at the
/ military BAH Friday evening" Miss Co
! lime MackaN, who was also present at
| The ball, viii be one of Baltimore's buds.
Mrs. A. r. Lawton and Master Beckwith
Lawton arrived from New York on Tues
day. and are at present the guess of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham.
Mrs. Egan and the Misses Helen, Jose
prime and May Egan, have returned from
/ Marietta, and are occupying the Harden
| house, at Gwinnett and Lincoln streets.
| Miss Sallie McAlpin. who has been the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur of South
| Bethlehem, Pa. both on the st. Lawrence
river ana in South Bethlehem Joined her
| sister. Mrs. II. Wiley Johnson, in New
| York and returned with her 10 Savannah
| last week.
Mrs Guild, the wife of Col. Custis Guild,
Jr., who Is on the staff of Gen. Lee, is
at the De Soto Hotel.
| Mr. Frank Screven, now of Columbus.
! Ca, spent two days in the city lest week
Mrs. James T. Dent left last Wednesday
for her plantation home, Hofwyl, where
she is speeding some ten days with Mr..
Dent.
Mr. Shelby Myrick has returned from a
visit TO friends and relatives In Atlanta
and AmeIicus
Mr.. and Mrs ], A. G. Carson and family
and Miss Sasnett returned from the North
on the Nacoochee last week Mrs. Carson
spent the summer in Summit. New Jer-
sey, and In Pennsylvania, ending with a
stay in New York.
OF the out-of-town guest who were here
| for the wedding of Miss Gordon and Mr.
| Leigh, the Hon. James Leigh, dean Of
| Hereford left Tuesday morning for Phila-
I delphia, and will sail for England this
/ week Miss Ann Thomas and Mr. Vance
/ Mccormick also left Tuesday the one for
/ her home in Merton, Pa, and the other
| for Harrisburg. Wednesday Mrs. r.
! Wayne Parker and the Misses Parker re-
/ turned to Washington, and Miss Stiles to
| Etowah Cliffs.
! Miss Belle Harrison of Brandon. Va.
was here until Friday as the guest of Mr..
/ ,s.a I've pyan.z L eir
/ thur Kinzie is visiting Gen. and Mrs
Gordon for time
Mrs Fleming G. duBignon returned from
New York last Monday and has been the
guest of Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham. Miss
! Caro- duBignon is still in New York and
| Misses Nan and Mai duBignon are visit
| ing friends in Germantown, Pa, and Flush
/ ing. Long Island.
Miss Lila Low has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. Henry McAlpin and Miss Claudia
McAlpin arrived on the Kansas City last
week, having gone to New York from
South Bethlehem, where they spent the
latter part of the summer.
Mrs. Wright and the Misses Wright of
Thomasvlle. viii spend the winter
in Savannah at Mrs. Heywards on For
syth Park.
Mrs. c. L. Montague and children are
spending the winter in Savannah at Mrs.
| Withers' on CASTOR street, east.
Mrs Rauers. Miss Rauers. and the
Misses Kate and Frieda Rauers. returned
70 the city early in the week after a stay
OF some time in New York.
Col. George A. Mercer arrived in the
city last Tuesday on the City of Birming-
ham. after a delightful stay OF two months
| in New York. His many friends are glad
| 70 welcome him back and to see him look
ing so well and in such good spirits.
Mrs. William Garrard and children re-
turned Tuesday from Ashevile, where
they spent the summer.
Some Of the members of Gen. WiIiston 5
staff, accompanied by several Savannah
| ladies. formed a party that went yester-
day TO Tybee TO spend two days al the
Chatham club house. In the party were
| Capt and Mrs George Walker, Mai. and
| Mrs. Davis. Capt and Mrs. Hacker. the
| Misses Hattie and Mona Saussy, and Capt
| Minoah.
Miss Mcintyre, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. James Mcintyre. is spending the win
Ter in the city for the first time in several
| years, as she has recently been graduated
from the Georgetown convent.
Mrs. w. D. simkins and Miss Annie
Simkins returned from Hagerstown Fri
day.
Mrs. R, II. Anderson arrived yesterday
| afternoon and viii spend the winter at e
! Liberty street, east.
DR.. John Howkins has bought a house
at p Liberty street, east. and will make
his home there after next month
Mrs. NJ. Y. Mcintyre, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Deming, in Summit
N. j., has returned from the North and
! is now the guest of Mrs. j. A. Carson.
ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVED VISITING
CARDS FOR sI.OO.