The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-24

Savannah, Forest City Of the South has
never looked more beautiful than now
Sim dressed in her garb Of green, for as
this Is the dewy season Cuo disresPe-t
meant TO the admiral. every living thing
looks fresh and iourishing. Instead Of the
gloomy. dusty looking residences that have
met our gaze these long hot months. we
now see the shutters thrown back, sum
mer doors have been laid aside, and many
houses have assumed the appearance OF
the return of the family. Al tnat could
not leave 10 the summer are now going 10
welcome Dewey. How many would Ike
10 be as intimate as 'Dinky" and have
chat with "Chorce on der back porch Of
der Olympia" Let US hope there vii he
no rain. for the display OF red, white and
blue.
Whose busy season Is il now? Looking
up the paper-hanger and carpet-layer 10
have things in order for the return Of the
mistress of the house who is making wild
pluugers into the African quarter to seek
Belinda, VINO is the all-lmportant person
age to keep the peace Of the house. For
1--WE may live without poetry, music, AMI
art;
We may live without conscience and live
without heart;
We may live without friends, we maye
live without books
Bur civilized man cannot live without
cooks"
Now is the time when the man of the
family realizes that life isn't all the pleas
ures Of a cigar and the perusal Of the daily
papers.
Mrs. Walter G. Charlton entertained
most delightfully."- at her residence on
Tuesday evening the KarroueI Mandolin
Club. The other guests were Misses Kate
and Freda Rauers, Miss Eliza Chisholm
Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Emily Chari-
ton and Miss Frances Charlton, Mr.. Dave
Barrow. Mr.. John Morris. MIR. Douglas
and Mr.. Albon Johnson.
Mr.. John stoddard viii leave Tuesday
for New York TO join his parents MI and
Mrs H. NJ. StOdJard.
Lent. Spencer Douglas who served on
the Afonadnock at the bombardment Of
Manila. is visiting Mr.. Clarence Connerat
Miss Maud Thomas left Thursday for
Ciarksviile where she viii visit Mrs. j.
Florence Minis at her place "Rockwood.
Mr. ". L. Clay spent a few days of last
week in Richmond, Va:
Mrs r. II. Hun and Master Mcleod
Hui arc expected home this week from
Hickory, y. c., where they have passed
the summer.
Mrs John NJ Carter and daughter re-
turned on Saturday from Grahamville,
g. c.
Mr. Clement Saussy returned during the
week after having spent some time Ia At
lanta and Tallulah Falls, with his daugh-
ter. Miss Mona Saussy. Miss Saussy win
not return until late in October.
Mrs saraa Chaplin has gone to Macon
for a months visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Louis G. Young returned Tuesday
from skyland, n. C.
Mrs. a. " Carmichael and children
with Miss Mary and Master Spencer Shot
ter VIII return home on the 3Oth.
Misses Kate and Freda Rauers did not
leave for New York last week, but win go
about Oct. !.
Mrs. Tracy Hunter and children have re-
turned from North Carolina.
Capt John Twiggs left for Baltimore on
wednesday.
MIR Epping Gabbett, who has spent the
summer at Lake George, has returned his
studies az the BelleYiew High School
Lynchburg Va.
Miss Jennie Bryan left on Saturday for
New York. Miss Bryan will study art al
tut 0OoDeFS 0ulou inns winter.
DR. W. W Owens left on Wednesday for
Boston. He viii visit New York before
returning.
Miss Elizabeth and Sally Haskell who
have been spending some time most de
liehtfuly in Warrenton, left on Saturday
for Edgehill, near Charlottesville, Va.
Alr. George W owens is visiting Mr.
and MIS-. Florence Minis, at lockwood
Habersham county.
Mrs J. Moutrie Lee leaves on Tues
day for New York
Mr.. Alfred Chisholm left Wednesday fol
Tampa where he has accepted the posi-
ton as quartermaster's agent
Mrs. Joe Hoist of Columbus is vislUn.
Mrs. j. Florence Minis at Rock wood,
>-abersham county
Miss Cheves West. who has passed III,
summer IN clarkesville, left on Friday TO
MOI folk, Va. From there she goes to New
York for the winter
Mrs. Harris Cope and Master Georg
Cope have returned from a visit 60 Grif
fin
Miss Hada Hunter has returned from
New York.