The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-20

Mr.. c. W. Howard left on Wednesday
| for Highlands, N. c., where be will join
| his family
Mss Marjorie Stiles Is in Baltimore
| Miss Emelyn B. Hartridge, who has been
| i'll with typhoid fever in Baltimore, is
1 now convalescent and will go in Septem-
| Der to the mountains to regain her
| strength before returning 10 Savannah
| oct. I. when she will open her school
A literary party was given at the Rising
| House, Lake George, last week. Miss
Myra Wilcox being the hostess. Miss
| Eileen Hunter of Savannah carried off
| the prize.
Miss Alice Wilcox and her nieces. Misses
Mamie and Myra Wilcox. and Mrs. Louisa
Banks. are guests at the Rising House,
Lake George.
Miss Sarah Riley left on Thursday for
Asheville.
Mrs VIM. F. Shellman and daughters,
Misses Rachael and Willie and Master
Feay Shellman, have returned from At
lanta.
Mr.. Cecil Gabbett. Jr., arrived in Sa-
vannah last week on his way to Americus,
where he viii spend some time.
Miss May duBignon and Miss Leonora
Gabbett who have been spending several
days at Saratoga at the Grand Union,
with Mr.. F. @. duBisnon, have returned
during the week to Lake George.
Mrs J. NJ Graeffe, formerly Of Savan-
nah. is spending the summer at the Trout
House. Lake George.
Mrs. J S. Wood and children and Miss
Irene Wthers, who have been stopping
at the Lake House, Callweu are now
spending a few weeks at the Rising House,
Lake George.
Mrs. George A. Whitehead is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs Edwin Parsons at
the North.
Mrs. c. Smith and Mrs Robertlne
Smith left during the week for the moun-
tains Of Georgia and Tennessee.
Miss Alice Sayers left during the week
to visit friends in Atlanta.
DR.. James Y Fair and Miss Josephine
Fair left on Monday for Lincolnton, n.
c., from which place they will so to Sara
toga, Washington, Baltimore and Rich
mond before returning home in October.
Miss Stella Frank left during the week
to visit friends in Liberty county.
Miss Julia Labiche returned last week
from visiting friends in Brunswick.
Mrs c. A. Williamson is visiting in
Charleston.
Miss Laura Presley returned on Tues
day to her home in Valdosta.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers left during
the week for Boston.
Mrs H. c. Rivers, Miss Mai Rivers and
Masters Herbert and Rorace Rivers Jr.,
will leave to-day for Mount Pleasant, s. c.,
where they will spend a week with rela-
tives Little Miss Mai will remain with
her grandmother until Oct. l.
Col r. S. Wylly has returned from Ba-
racoa, Cuba, and is at present in New
York.
Master Marion Rivers has returned from
a delightful trip TO Mount Pleasant, S. c.
Master George H. Baldwin aud Master
Alexander r. Lawton, Jr., after charm
ing visit to Washington, Ga, are at Flat
Rock for the summer.
Mr.. Mitchell King is spending some time
with relatives at Flat Rock
Mrs. Frank ]. Hogan will leave on
Thursday for Havana, where she will
spend a month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Hartrldge and
son have returned to the city from Guy
ton.
Mrs. c. S. Byck has returned from
visit to Asheville, and is stopping at the
De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kehoe and family
are occupying their cottage at Tybee
Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Solomons of Jack
sonville, having been guests Of their sis
ter, Mrs Byck, for the past week, re-
turned yesterday to their Florida home
Miss Sallie Black is visiting relatives in
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. b. Gillespie will leave
tomorrow for New York
Mr.. Jacob Gazan left last week for Bal
timore
Bliss Birdie Damn of Atlanta, after a
pleasant visit to friends in Savannah, has
returned to her home.
Mr.. ]. M. Solomons and his grandson,
Master Abram FAX have returned from
an extended trip to California and the
Northwest
Mr.. G. II. Fey has returned from South
Georgia.
Miss Maggie Roach, accompanied by her
nephew. Master Leo Morrsey, left yester-
day for Brooklyn.
Mr.. Michael Kavanaugh has returned
from a trip of six weeks to California
Miss Mamie Hurley of Macon passed
through Savannah last week on her way
20 Saratoga.
Miss May Murphy is spending a week
at Tybee with friends.
Mr.. E. c. Way left yesterday for week
at Tybee.