The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-17

| Mr.. Maurice Ketchum left on Wednes-
! DAY 20 resume his studies at the Alabama
/ Poiytechntc school
Mrs. NJ Nugent has returned, after
/ visit TO Charleston
Miss Jennie polg was in Charleston and
at Isle OF Palms last sunday.
Mr.. Enr,ca Washington left Wednesday
| for Auburn. where he viii enter the Ala
| bama Polytechnic School.
Mrs. f. J: Keiner and children returned
| home on Monday, after a summer spent
| in Skyland. y. c.
Mr.. p. D. Dafiin left for the North dur
ing the week He VIII be in New York
| at the time of Deweys return.
MSS Ella Maud Weaver, who has been
| spending some time in AsheYille, returned
to the city last week. and left in day
or two for Screven county, to join her
mother. Mrs, A. Weaver.
Mr.. Octavus Tilton spent last week in
| Americas and Albany.
Miss Maria Richardson of st. Mary's
| passed through the city last week on her
way to school in Red Springs, N. c.
, Miss Belle Hopkins. who has been visit
ing in Louisville and Davlsboro, has re-
| turned home.
Mrs Morrison of Estin, s. c., is visit
| ing Dr. Arthur Morrison, on Henry street,
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lippman win reside
| this winter in the attractive house on
the corner of Jones and Whitaker streets.
MIR. Willie Chisholm was the guest of
| Mr.. Charles Harold in Americas last
week.
Mr.. J. McCadde Johnston spent Sunday
in Charleston and the Isle of Palms.
Miss Floride Banks left yesterday for
New York She will visit Boston and
Pittsburg, Pa, before returning.
Mrs. Milo Hatch is visiting her son, Mr..
Clarence Hatch, on Bolton street
Miss Clara Hancock has returned home
after visit of two months in Beaufort.
Miss Hattie Cohen. who has been visiting
Miss Emma Mcintosh in ThomasvHe, re-
turned Saturday.
Miss May Sullivan spent Sunday in
Charleston and Isle of Palms.
Cadet John II. Furse of the navy is Wis
iting his parents on Gwinnett street.
Mrs, Arthur IIaines left last week for
Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixon will reside
the coming winter out at Rose Dhu.
Mr.. Julian Hartridge of st. James School
spent few days in the city last week.
Mr.. Albert Hill spent Sunday in
Charleston and at the Isle of Palms.
Miss Florrie Fulton left during the week
for Macon to enter the Wesleyan Female
College.
Miss Emelyn Hartridge's friends will be
sorry to hear that she has not sufficiently
recovered to leave the Johns Hopkins Hos
pita5.
Mrs. NJ. A. Golden after short visit to
New York has returned home.
Miss Hattie and Leslie Beville have re-
turned from a visit to Jacksonville.
Texas on Monday, where they win reside
in the future
Miss May Solomon, who has been for a
fine in South Carolina, has returned.
Miss Maria E. Lsarkins has returned
home after a delightful visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Z. FLANDERS of the Port Roy
al naval station.
Mrs E. H. Solomon and children who
have been spending sometime in Middle
Georgia have returned home.
Miss Cecile E. McGreal after charming
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George e. FLANDERS
of the Port Royal naval station, has re-
turned home.
Miss Maude Fulton left last week for
Dorchester to spend few weeks with her
uncle, Mr. A. F. Winn
Mrs. H. p. Moore left Thursday for Gus
ley to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. John Sullivan and Miss Viva have
returned from Tybee.
Mr. w. S. Wilson has returned from New
York
Mr. r. L. Cope of New York city passed
through Savannah on his way to Atlanta
last week.
Mr.. Walter Belsinger left Saturday for
Philadelphia, where he will reside in the
future.
Mr. George w Lamar will leave on
Wednesday for New York. where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank Germany.
Miss Helen Epstein left last week for
New York
Mrs. Joe Beisinger left ON Tuesday for
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haslam leave next
week for New York.
Miss Tessie Hexter left Tuesday for Nor
NAL College
Mrs. James H. Bolshaw surprised Mr.
Bolshaw with a stag supper in honor ~
his birthday His guests were Mr.. H. T.
Wilson, Mr.. w. P Brooks, Mr.. Washing
ton and Mr.. Starr. II
Mrs. w. w. Gross left last week for
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Reid leaves Monday
for New York.
Miss Mamie Downey and Miss Stella
Downey returned from st. Simons Island
last week.
Mr. Willie Weichselbaum left last week
for Baltimore, where he will study dem
tistry.
Mrs. j. Weichselbaum and daughter re-
turned from Asheville last week.
Miss Elizabeth Sheehan is expected
home from Ashevihe next week
Mrs. John Rourke and daughters left
last week for New York to witness the
Dewey celebrations
Mrs. T. p. Reynolds entertained Thurs
day evening. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Fretwell, Miss Annie Cor
bett and Mr.. Joseph Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kelly left last
week for New York, to be gone until the
middle of October
Miss Hailine Schaul is staying for
short while with her grandmother, Mrs
j. Perlinski, at go Bull street
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