The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-02
LOCAL PER sONAL.

Mrs. Max Krauss her son and daugh-
ters are at Ashevlle, n. c.
Dr. r. S. Kenan has returned to the city
after an outing in Mcintosh county
Mr. II. D. Stevens left yesterday for
North Georgia 10 spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Henry T. Smith and daughter left
for Asheyilie for the summer Monday
night.
Mrs. r. Dub and daughter left for Asae-
willie Monday night to be absent for
month.
Mr. w c. Lyons of Macon was among
the arrivals registered yesterday at the
De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hammond, Jr.
of Atlanta spent yesterday IN the elty'
guests of the De Soto.
Capt. Henry Blum left yesterday on the
Kansas City for New York. lie VIII JOIN
his family at Saratoga.
Miss Marion Zittrouer, after spending
several weeks at New York, Niagara and
Canada. has returned home.
Among the guests registered at the De
Soto Yesterday were Mr.. r.. f. Burden
and Mr. Eugene Burden of Macon.
r-r. Charles G. Bell and family have re
turned from the mountains of North car
DINA, where they spent few weeks
pleasantly.
Mr.. E. J. Seymour returned yesterday
on the City Of Birmingham, atter spend
ing two weeks pleasantly with MS motAer
and friends on the Hudson.
Mr.. H. e. Ransford left last night for
Gainesville Ga where his family have
been for some time. Mir. Ransford will
remain in the mountains during the month
of August.
Miss Eva Stokes returned to the city yes
terday aftel spending several weeks very
pleasantly with relatives and friends IN
Ramberg, Fairfax and Barnwel, ). G. she
was accompanied by Miss Annye Moye OF
Ramberg.
Capt and Mrs. f. J. Eberhardt, MISS
Eva Miller and Miss Lillian Fowler sailed
on the Kansas City yesterday for New
York. From there they will go to Sara
toga. White mountains. the ST. Lawrence,
Lake Superior and other places returning
in about six weeks.
A pleasant surprise party was given
last night 20 Mss May LAWYER, at her
home on Huntingdon street, west. THOSE
nreseut were Misses Kafe Pierce, Lizzie
Jordan. Abilene Entelman, Meta West
colt. Mary McPhelan, Jennie Rothweil,
Ideu Mannion and KATE O'Connor, Prof.
Roberts. William Prendergast, Dallas VIII
Hams. William Reynolds, Richard Brown,
linn Hogan. Robert McPhelan, James
Norrisey and Jim McENinn. The evening
was spent pleasantly ia games anu 'tlc
solo singing of Miss q Cohhof was srea'iy
enjoyed by those present
Mr.. Andrew r. Kelly returned yester-
day from ClarksWue, where he spent
month with his baby boy. The latter
wos In III health on his departure from
Savannah, but returned greatly Improved.
Al Clarksville Mr.. Kelly met Capt 5. NJ.
Chestnut Savannahs veteran naval stores
Inspector who retired from business sew
erai years ago, and is now leading leis-
urely life at the North Georgia resort
Mr. Kelly reports that Capt. Chestnut is
the same genial, whole-souled gentleman,
So well known in former years 60 Savan-
nahians and especially to the naval stores
men of the city and state He has In
vested considerable money in and around
CIarksviue and is known and admired
there for the same qualities of head and
heart which won him so many friends in
Savannah. 1t is a special pleasure TO
Capt Chestnut to meet a savannahian and
he takes pains to make IL pleasant for
those who visit Gainesville.