The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-11


cepuonal playing, while for the highest
average Miss Belle Battey was given
Hamed picture Of RuDenstein. Among the
guests present were Mrs. H. c. Rivers,
Mrs George Baldwin, Mrs. A. b. GiIar-
MILAN and Mrs. S. Fry.
To the regret OF their many friends in
savannah, MIR. and Mrs. Baily Hipk.ns
VIII leave Thursday for Larchmont, ".
r., where they vii make their future
home. AS Miss Kathleen Hunter, Mrs.
ftlpklns was a great favOrlte i'm society
mere for several years and both young peo-
PIE nave hosts OF friends VINO deplore tner
departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham and
Miss Sarah Cunningham left Monday for
Flat Rock where Mrs. Cunningham and
her daughter will spend the summer Mrs.
Cunningham returned TO Savannah dur
ing the week.
Mr.. William Neyle Habersham sailed
Thursday for Boston, from where he will
go to Canada for some salmon fishing.
Miss Sally Haskell returned last week
from visit to friends in Charleston. She
was accompanied by Miss Elizab beth Par
ker, who is now her guest
Mrs. John d. Paige, Mrs. Phillips, the
misses Phillips and Miss Miriam Dent
VIII leave next week for LynYille in the
Carolina mountains, where Mrs. Paige has
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss Rosa Sui
Ivan viii be among the Savannahians in
europe this summer, sailing from New
1oIh early IN july.
Miss Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Eu-
genie Johnston left during the week for
Bay st. Louis, where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs j. Houston Johnston.
Miss Mabel Stoddard will spend the
summer In the West leaving the end of
June Miss Stoddard viii visit friends in
Los Angeles and in San Francisco while
in California.
Mrs. T. Mayhew Cunningham, Mrs T
Mayhem Cunningham, Jr and Miss Lima
"a n TKrh tie
week.
Miss Marion Hammond left Wednesday
Tor Orange, N. j., where she win visit
friends After a second visit in New Bed
ford, Mass, Miss Hammond viii Join her
mother at Lake Placid, in the Adiron-
dacks, where Mrs. Hammond has taken
cottage for the season.
Mr.. Joseph D. Taylor left for Boston
Thursday. He win be Joined in New York
by Mr. j. Ferris Cam. and together they
will sail on the 14th for Europe TO spend
several months.
Miss Mamie Wilcox and Miss Myra
wilcox will leave next week with their
aunt Miss Wilcox, for Lake George.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wilson will
go down 10 Tybee on the 18th.
Miss Eliza Phinlzy and Miss Julia
vannah last week en- route home from
The Castle" Miss Mason's school, at
Tarrytown on the Hudson. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Ferdinand Phinizy
and Mr.. Martin Dunbar.
Mrs. Pope Barrow and the Misses Bar
row viii leave this week for Capon
| Springs, Va.
Mrs. w. s. Chisholm is at Oakland
flights, Asheville. N. C.
Miss Annie Conner will leave this week
Tor Louisville, KY, 10 visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mackan and fam
lily, Miss Eleanor Green and Miss Ophelia
Dent left Friday evening on a private car
| for Washington, D. c.
Mrs. William Martin, her two little sons
and Miss Martin of Shirley. S. C.. are
among the guests at Hotel Tybee.
Miss Frances Charlton is expected home
this week from Darien where she mas
been visiting Miss Gertrude Clark.
Miss Mary Jones left yesterday for Mt.
| Airy, near Philadelphia, where she will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. P. Crisfield.
| Mrs. Octavus Cohen will leave next
| summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Charlton will &c
| 10 Athens for the commencement eX-
ercises of the State University. Mr.. Ricn-
| ard charlton is a member of the gradual
ing class.
Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., has gone to ELI.
cott City, near Baltimore, for the sum
| mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes who re.
! turned during the week from New York
! have taken a cottage at Tybee for few
! weeks.
Miss Beckwith and Master Beckwitf
ba%ton left Monday evening for Fla
| Rock, 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. Henry McAlpin and Miss Claudia
| McAlpin will leave on the 18th for Bethle
| hem, Pa. After spending a few day.
there they will go to the Thousand Isl
ands for the remainder of the summer
Mr.. James McAlpin arrived from Bluff
ton several days ago to visit Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry McAlpin.
Miss Edith Johnston left during III,
| week for Rome, Ga, where she Is tn,
guest of Miss Sadie King.
Mrs. George Mercer will leave Thursda,
| Tor Hickory, N. c., where she will spenf
| a fortnight before going to Blowing Rocl
| for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Haines and Mr.
| G. a, Cunningham are among the guests
at Hotel Tybee.
Miss Emily Hill arrived yesterday from
Blun,oa TO spend few days with hel
Mr., f. t. saussy left Tuesday on tn,
Tallahassee for New York
Mrs. Tracy Hunter will leave on the 1911
for Turnpike, in the Carolina noun
talns, for the summer.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter returned I,
town yesterday from Tybee. where sh,
has been spending a fortnight.
Miss Mary Wayne arrived yesterda.
| keen at Miss Gerrish's school
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, since the clos,
OF Miss Carter's school a. Catonsville, ha,
] hN'Ai ftHAAAtlA AtAGAiQS III 1IlAalf lnllla.
Miss Clermont Huger viii spend thi.
week ~ Charleston, the guest of Mr. anC
Mrs. William Huger
Mrs. Lewis Malone left Tuesday even
| ing for Montrose, near Mobile to spent
che summer with her parents, Mr.. ant
MIS-. Gratz Moses.
Miss Mary Arnold, who has been spend
| ing q few weeks with her grandfather
Col. Screven. left yesterday for New
| York.
Miss Harriet Hardee and Miss Martha
Baekus arrived early In the week from
| Columbus
Mr.. Edward Eve and Mr. Hammond
| Eve left yesterday for a months holiday
which hey viii spend with their parents al
! DlufitCp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hunter win &c
down 20 Tybce this week 20 spend a fort
| night
Miss Ellen Morel arrived Thursday from
| Washington D. c., where she has beer
| visiting friends.
Mss Lima Huger left this morning for
| Brandon. Va where she viii visit Mrs
@. r. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Fnney viii
sc Tybco tnis week for a short stay
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