The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-03

| past tCAl NolSs
Mr.. and Mrs James H Hunter will
move next month to 12i West Hull street.
Miss Flora Dancy is now in saluda, n
c.. after delightful visit in Henderson
/ vile.
Mrs. G.. H. Remshart and Misses Rem
shart have left Glen Sulphur Springs
and are now at Saluda, N. c.
Mr.. John Heard Hunter has returned to
| Savannah.
Miss Lily Lyman left last week for
| Charleston.
Miss Hattie Cohen is visiting Miss Emma
Mcintosh, in Townsville.
| Mr.. Richard II. Turner left Thursday
| for Admission, Ala, where he will be as
| ISOLATED with Nisbit & Co.
Messrs. Clearance Connerat, Julian CHS
holm and Mr.. Candy Robinson of
Baltimore returned Wednesday from a
weeks visit to st. GATHERINGS.
Mr.. John Rourke, accompanied by John
| Rourke, Jr., has gone to New York for
short visit.
Mr. Paul T. Haskell Jr., returned dur
ing the week from The North
Mrs. NJ. A. Golden left on Monday for
New York.
Miss Katie O'Brien is in New York
Mrs. William Read left yesterday for
Philadelphia
Miss Annie MOrel leaves to-day for Bos-
ton, where for a short time she will visit
Mrs. w. B. Bovine; from there she VIII
go to Raleigh, n. c.
Misses Elizabeth and Eugenia Johnston
leave Monday for Button, to visit Mrs.
William Garrard.
Mrs. II. M. Conner and Miss Lila Conner
left for New York Monday.
Mr. Percy Chapeau has returned to his
home in Charleston, after a visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Jack Kinzie left on Saturday for
Philadelphia.
Miss Elise Guerard returned during the
week from Arden Park, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Young returned
Friday from Europe. Mrs. Young leaves
| to-day for skyland, y. c.
Mr.. R. c. Fetzer, Jr., who is now with
the Sea Girt team, will join Mrs. Fetzer
in Virginia, and they will return home to-
gether.
Mrs. William C. Mcintyre, Master Ed
ward and Willie Mcintyre, and Miss Ruby
Mcintyre have returned from the Isle
of Hope, where they have passed the last
| two months.
Mrs. Frank Stewart, and little Miss Car
obel Louise, who have been in Atlanta
| for the past two weeks, leave this week
| for the mountains of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Barton have re-
| turned to the city and are residing with
Mrs. Park, 119 East Liberty street.
Mrs. R. C. Fetzer, Jr.. after spending
| several weeks in Washington, D. c., Is
now at Old Point Comfort, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins of Rome,
Ga, are now occupying Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Gordon Cassels home during their alb
| sence Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins will make
| Savannah their future home
| Mrs. L. G. Schwarzbaum Master Frank
and Miss Stella Schwarzbaum, have re-
| turned to the city after spending a most
| lghtful summer in Macon and Indian
Springs.
Mr.. F. S. Jette returned during the week
| from Blowing Rock, where his family
| is spending the summer. Mrs. Jette will
not return until fall
Miss Mamie Lang and Miss Mabel Glib
bons will leave this month to enter
! Elizabeth College, Charlotte N. c.
Miss Jennie May returned during the
week from Atlanta, Tate Springs and
| Tallulah.
The Websterian Debating Society held
its regular weekly meeting at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. J. e. Fulton, Jr.. who had
| extended the society an invitation to par
take of his hospitality. A fixed programme
had been arranged. The following toasts
were responded TO by members of the So
ciety:
"Our Society" ]. w. Hohenstein.
Savannah" Robt. H. Daley.
Ideals Edward w. Townsend.
America" L. G. Harvey.
1.-The Confederate Dead" Chas. V. Ho-
henstein
Art" Jos. E. Fulton, Jr
The Age That is Past" Rudolph w,
| Hohenstein.
Women" Maurice F. Myer.
"Our Host" Howard Peek
Mr.. Jacob Lippman entertained most
delightfully."- on board his launch the Her
man Myers on Saturday afternoon. His
guests Were Misses Florence Hardee, Eta
Oliver May and Bessie Stothart, Jose
phine Reid Daisy Browne, and Mr.. Al
bert Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kinsey, and
Mrs w. c. Mcintyre.
Miss Alys O'Brien, after a summer de-
lightfully spent In Savannah with friends
has returned to her home in Americas.
Miss Nellie Reynolds has returned home
after several weeks spent in Asheville
and Waynesville.
Miss Gertrude Reynolds leaves next
week for Milledgeville. where she will en-
ter the State Normal School
Mir. and Mrs Duryee Van Wagenen and
children have returned from New York
and Boston.
Mr.. II. E. Ransford returned last week
from pleasant trip to Tanulah FAILS.
Gainesville and Atlanta. Mrs Ransford
and daughter viii remain at Gainesville
until October.
Miss Mamie Buckley has returned home
after pleasant visit spent in Charleston
and the Isle of Palms.
Miss Gertrude Murphy of Charleston is
the guest of Miss Mamie Buckley on Alb
ercorn street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Lenoir and Miss Ethel Lenoir
have returned from pleasant visit to Au-
gusta.
Mrs. f. b. Turner and little Miss Flossle |
Turner have returned from pullman and |
White Springs, Fla, and viii spend this |
winter at No. 221 Park avenue. east.
Among the young ladies that go away |
TO school this week are Miss jamie Fran |
els Walsh and Miss Emily Suffer. They
will leave this afternoon for Belmont. N |
c., where they win enter the Sacred Heart |
College for the coming year.