The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-14

Tanner, which took place Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Tanner of Cedar
Hammock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev NJ. J. Epting, pastor of ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church. The groom Is prom-
nent young druggist of the city, and the
bride is young lady of
many friends. quite number
of guests assembled to witness the cere-
mOny and to offer congratulations to the
happy couple Many valuable presents
were received. MIR. and Mrs. Schwalb viii
reside for the present at No. 315 Price
street.
Mrs. Louisa c. Banks, Mr.. Charles H.
Banks ana Miss Floride Banks left on Fri
day for Waynesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. MoTeH and son
left during the week for Richheld Springs
and other Northern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D. Munford and
child left on Monday for Mount Airy, Ga.
Miss Elise Guerard left on Tuesday for
a two weeks visit TO Darien.
Mrs. Lewis Malone and Master Gratz
Malone left on Sunday for the mountains
of Virginia TO remain the rest of the sum
mer.
Mrs. Robert Erwin left on Thursday for
Seabrook Point, Conn, TO spend several
months.
weeks at Forsyth
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Train and family
are at Warm Springs. Va.
Mr.. r.. H. Lewis is at WaynesVille
Mr., Langdon c. West has returned
from his summer vacation in the noun
talns of North Carolina.
Mrs Charles c. Schley will spend the
month of August at Isle of Hope.
Maj. J. T. Stewart and Mrs. W. r.
Leaken will leave on Monday for Coartee-
vile. Pa.
Mrs. Abe S. Guckenheimer and family
leaves to-day for Hendersonville 10 be
gone some time
Miss Bessie Hayward is spending the
summer in Saluda.
Mrs. George c. Hayward and Masters
Edward and Arthur Hayward are at their
summer home in Button.
Mrs John Screven and children will
leave during the week for North Carolina.
Miss Haida Hunter is visiting relatives
in Pensacola.
Master Garrard Haines left on Monday
for Habersham county Georgia, TO join
his mother Master Halnes spent the
month of July at Tivoli. Bryan county
Mrs Merritt w. Dixon spent several days
at Tybee during the week, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Dixon.
Mai. T. D. Bertody returned on Tuesday
from New York.
MIR. J. b. Withers was in the city during
the week. having just returned from New
York
Mrs. Thomas s. WHY who has been
spending some time in Macon has return
ed home.
Mrs. c. t. Ward left on Tuesday for
New York.
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the week for New York and other North
ern points.
Mr.. J. N. McDonough, Jr., left last week
for New York
Mrs. Charles 3. Malone and children left
on Sunday for Saluda. ~ c.
Miss Leslie Floyd is visiting friends in
Enaben.
Mrs. l. w. Wortsman and son left on
| Tuesday for Indian Spring, to be absent
until October.
Miss caro- duBignon is spending part Of
| the summer in Charlottesville Va.
Mrs. Barron L. Garter and daughter are
spending the summer at Barlow county.
Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy and children are
at Flat Rock.
Mrs William Garrard and children are
spending the summer in Ashevile.
Mrs Alex b. Hull is spending the sum
mer in North Carolina, near Wilmington.
MIR. Wright Hunter left on Tuesday 10
/ join his family at Lake Mohank N. Y.
/ MIS-. A. b. Girardeau and children are
at CoVmgton, Va
/ Mrs. Alfred Chisholm and Miss Elsie
/ Chisholm are visiting Mrs. James North,
! in Warreutou, Va.
| Mrs. George J. Baldwin and children are
! AT Flat Rock.
Mrs. i. V. Walker is visiting relatives
at the Pines, near Albany ~ y.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Ben and chill
/ dren are spending the summer al Isle of
| Hope.
Mrs. j. b. Wthers and Miss Irene
/ Withers are spending the summer at Lake
! George
Miss Mona w. WILLY left on Thursday
/ for the White Mountains, where she will
/ spend the summer.
| Mr.. }. F. c. Myers left on Wednesday
! for Baltimore.
Mrs. A. f. Smith and daughter have
/ gone 20 Hendersonville for the summer.
/ MIR. Richard NJ. Charlton left on We'd
! nesday for Baltimore 20 visit his grand
| father. Mr. Richard Malcolm Johnston.
A4r. W. y. Pratt and Mr. w. d. Sim
/ kins left on Thursday for Saratoga for
/ two weeks.
! Miss Eelen Eiusten left yesterday for
Asneville, where she viii remain until
October
Mrs Frank Gordon. who came 10 savan-
nah 70 see her husband, Maj. Gordon, off