The morning news., 1899-12-03

Murphy. Mr.. T. LePage, and Mr.. w.
Scott Croft.
Mrs. f. v. Walker, who has been spend
ing the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
nv McAlpin, viii return to her home in
Bluffton tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Vernon Stiles was the
guest of. Mr., and Mrs. James B. West at
Montgomery for Thanksgiving.
Messrs. Robert Waller and John Egan,
Jr.. have been spending a day or two at
Pooler.
The Harmonic Club will give it's first ball
for this season, Thursday evening, at the
club rooms.
Mrs. Joseph Ferst has returned home.
Mrs. I. G. Hirsch of Atlanta, is visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs We'll on
Gordon street.
Wednesday at the Guards Hall there
was a pref minary meeting of the ladies'
who have interested themselves in start
ing Woman's Exchange, and second
meeting has been called for tomorrow at
12 O'clock A great deal of interest Is be-
ing felt in this work, which II is mop q
will be carried on by public subscription
and donatil n; ard the beard of lady direc-
tors is anxious TO make arrangemt nts
which will enable ii to open the Exchange
within the next ten days.
A ne.d is felt for such an institution AN
under the mana cement of a number OF
representative women, Doubtless it VIII re
as great a success here as in other c.teS.
Ii is intended that The exchange shall oc-
cupy prominent place on Bun street
probably in the Guards building. Among
those present at the first NEE ing were
Mrs. Louis Haskell, Mrs. Henry McAlpln,
Mrs. Harris Cope, Mrs. James Hunter,
Mrs. E. j. Thomas, Mrs. b. A. Denmark
Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. James Dent
Mrs. G. w. Tiedeman, Mrs. Edward ha-
| row. Mrs. j. H.. Estill, Mrs. j. A. Huger,
Mrs. M. A. O'Byrne, Mrs. Beirne Gordon,
| Mrs b. Ii. Levy, Mrs. Leila Habersnam,
Mrs. e. A. NJ. Schroeder, Mrs John NJ. Esan,
| Mrs c. S. ConneIat, Mrs. Rauers, MIS-.
Walter Challt1n, Mis-. s. P. Ad ams, MIS-
| Abrahams, Mrs. Wolff, Mrs. Morgan the
Misses Prendergast and Miss Cosens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes took a
party of friends for delightful sail
| Thursday on the Viking. Their guests
were Miss McVitty of Philadelphia Miss
! Ina Woodbridge. Miss Jessie Chisholm,
Miss Nan duBignon. Mr.. Raymond But
| Ter. Mr. r. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr,, Mr..
]. D. Taylor and Mr.. Raymond Butler.
party Of young people spent Thurs
day at the Isle of Hope, where a sail and
an oyster roast, among other attractions,
was enjoyed In the party We're Miss Ma
rje Nisbet. Miss Elizabeth Butler. MISS
Mabel Stoddard, Miss Florence Nlspet'
| Miss Mamie Nisbet, Mr.. John NisbeI, Mr.
I.owndes Walthour, Mr.. Edward Demere,
Mr.. Frank Dearing, Mr.. Theodore Bar
nard and Mr.. Henry Walthour
Mrs. Telfair Hodgson, Miss Hodgson and
! Mr.. Telfair Hodgson will spend several
weeks in Savannah, coming down from
Sewanee during the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexis Nicolas chaperoned a
| Thanks giving picnic to Grimballs Point
! Thursday. Among the members of the
party were Miss Inez Chapeau, Miss Pau
! lire Chapeau, Miss Marion Cooper, Miss
| Nell Chapeau and Messrs. Sharpe, Bluet,
Heath Chapeau and Rottereau.
Among the pleasant 8parties on Thanks
giving day was one given at Montgomery
by the Misses Rena and Louise Faliigant.
| Mrs. S p. Goodwin has returned from
! New York where she has been the guest
of her daughter
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Mobile is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Bradford Durham.
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn has returned
home after delightful visits in Macon and
Atlanta.
Messrs. Marion and Arthur Lucas spent
Thanks giving in Brunswick with their
uncle Rev Henry Il. Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Carson have re-
turned from New York.
Mrs A. c. Mayer and Miss Jessie Mayer
have returned 10 the city after sum-
mer delightfuHy spent in Atlanta and
North Georgia.
Mrs. AIvar Rowe and Alvan Rowe, Jr.,
have returned from visit TO relatives in
Brunswick
Mrs Walter Cross has returned home
f--~' '7i, IN friends in Philadelphia ana
New York.