The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-29

Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally Has
ken and Miss Susan Smyth will leavt
Tuesday for Charleston where the Misses
Haskell will be the guests of Miss Smyth.
Mr.. J. Flournoy Nicely of Waynesboro
spent part of last week in Savannah.
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Anna
Hunter left Friday evening for Ashevlle,
n c., where they will spend the summer.
Miss MacFar,and will leave Wednesday
for North Carolina, where she will visit
Miss Settle for some time, after which she
will spend the rest of the summer in West
Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs J. b. Read have returned
from Suwanee Springs. Fla.
Mr. Oscar Fay Adams of Boston, tai
ented young poet, Is the guest of Mrs.
Drummer on Lincoln street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Heron will
leave Tuesday for Hot Springs N c.
Miss Emily Hill, after short visit, to
her sister, Miss Leila Hin, returned We'd
nesday to dinden, S. c.
Miss Eliza Hull is at home again from
the Agnes Scott Institute.
Mr. George Trenholm of Charleston
spent several days in Savannah during
the week.
Mrs. w w Gordon, Jr., will leave to-
morrow for Charmion, Pa, where she will
spend the summer
Mr., and Mrs. Carleton Champion are
down al Tybee for a few weeks.
Mrs. Haldeman, who has been the guest
of Mrs. n. II. Fiunie during the spring,
left yesterday for her home in Toledo, O.
Mr.. Edward Mcintyre Mr.. and Mrs
Robert l.. Cooling, and Mr.. and Mrs. r
l.. Prltchard are now at their summer
home at Tybee.
Mr. and Mrs. S Brown, Miss Alma
and Miss Iska Brown, and Mr. Eugene
Brown of Mobile, who were present in Sa-
vannah TO attend the marriage of Mr.. l..
b. Brown and Miss Helen Smith, have
returned home.
Mrs. P. S. MCLAUGHLIN of Charlotte, N.
c., is visiting her son, Mr. d. A. McLau-
chin.
Mrs. Bannon and Miss Minnie Bannon,
who have been at Catoosa Springs. re-
turned home Friday.
Mr. Charles O. Dahl and Miss Maggie
s. Ballantyne were quietly married by the
pastor of 81. FauPs Lutheran Church
Thursday evening, of last week After
the ceremony the bridal party and their
friends spent the evening very pleasantly
at the home of the parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Dahl.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Storer have taken
cottage at Tybee for the summer
The engagement of Miss May Welchsel-
baum and Mr.. Charles Hohenstein of
Waycross Ga, is announced. They viii
receive the congratulations of their friends
Sunday, June 5.
Miss Tessie Hexter is at home again
after spending the winter at the Normal
School in New York.
Miss Zipporale Solomons of Charleston,
S. c.. was entertained very delightfully."-
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs H Karger
There were pretty decorations of sweet
peas and other spring flowers. and the
afternoon hours were spent in PLAYING
several interesting games at which Miss
Bertha Lovenstein, Miss Solomons. and
Mrs. Weichselbaum won prizes of cut
glass and silver. The guests included
Mrs. Joseph Lovenstein, Mrs. D. o. Falk,
Mrs. l Solomons, Mrs. Appel, Mrs. Isaac
FAX, Miss Wolfe, Miss Maud Kendrick.
Miss 1 Solomons, Miss Nina Robinson,
and Miss Lily Falk.
Mrs. Frank B. Avery entertained with
an evening of music Tuesday in honor of
her cousin Miss Myrtle Avery. Of Keat-
ing Summit Pa. The selections were
Intermezzo from Cavaieria Rusucana,
piano and violin, Misses Avery and Win
ter; II Trovatore, Mrs. Bishop and Miss
Winter; Song Of the Shepherd" piano
solo, Miss Shuptrine; Bon Voyage"
ernest Ban, piano SOlO MISS Avery. - \
Dream" Bartlett, by Mrs Bishop; Sc
conf Mazurlla, A. Dimotte, piano and VIC
lin. Misses Avery and Winter; Hignllnd
Laddie, MOrey, piano solo, Miss Avery;
Othello, Verdi, piano and violin, Mrs. Bsh-
op and Miss Winter; Waltz. piano and
violin. Miss Avery and Capt. Frank Avery;
Creole Lovers Song. Buck, Mrs. Bishop.
Plantation Echoes. piano and violin. Mrs
Bishop and Miss Winter; Sweetest Story
Ever Told" song, Miss Avery ana Capt.
Avery, with violin obligato by Miss Win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. G. Carson gave a
launch party yesterday afternoon in hon
or Of their guest Mrs. NJ. r. Mcintyre
The others in the party We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Malone, DR. and Mrs j. S
Howkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. stew
ems, Miss Maud Hayward and Miss Matte
Sassnett
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whiteford Smith
of Atlanta chaperoned a pleasant party
az Hotel Tyboe Wednesday and Thursday
OF the past week. In the party were Miss
carrie Tyson, Miss Anna Tyson, Miss