The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-04

or shooter. Miss Minnie Mackai Miss
Mildred Cunningham, Miss Grace SchaeI-
fer Miss Elizabeth Malone, MISS Ehse
Krenson Miss Louise Dearl ra J A1lSS Ge
Miss Fannie Hinton, MISS Augusta3, ", Wo 5VI.,
Miss Rosamond Woods, Miss Caroline Clay
and Miss Lucy Dancy'
The Saturday Morning Club was de
lightfully entertained yesterday at me
Yacht Club by Miss Elise Krenson. After
a swim in the pool picnic aunch was
Thoroughly enjoyed and the party returned
to town at O'clock PresenI WeTe IN, thle
MdAlpin Minnie Mackall, Sophie Medium,
Japie Meldrim, Vera Palmer, Grace
6chaeffer, Pansy Boyd and May Egan'
Mr. and Mrs. John Nisbett and the
,si nr, AN Wisbet win leave tomorrow for
Tinyille, in the North Carolina mountains
where they have taken cottage Ior the
summer.
Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge of New York
arrived Thursday evening ana WIN spSnd
the next few weeks Win her parents MI
ana Mrs. George j. Mills on Hail street.
Mrs Arthur Gibbes left Wednesday for
Atlanta from where sh~ will so to New
York with Mr.. Gibbes ror a rev weeks.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Clones VIII take
cottage at Arden Park Tor the summer
Mrs w. w. Mackan and family will
leave next Friday for their summer home,
"The Lawn" in Virginia.
MIR and Mrs. Fleming du Bignon left
for NIlledgeViEe during the week. Mrs, du-
BIgnou and the Misses duBignon VIII go
month, and viii spend The remainder OF
the summer at Sewanee, Tenn.
Miss Elise Wayne arrived Tuesday from
her home in Iaurens county, ana Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hartndge.
Mrs. Robert Harrison and Miss Emma
Flueer have gone to Charleston, where
they viii spend week WIN Mr.. ana sni Mrs,
from Charleston to Brandon, va, 10 VISIT
Mrs. George Harrison.
AR William Haskell is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Haskell for few days.
Mrs Joseph l.. Graham viii leave
Thursday for Boston TO spend a month
with relatives.
Mrs. John NJ. Egan, Mrs Meldrim and
the Misses Egan returned Friday from
GEORGETOWN, where they went last week
10 be present at the Georgetown Convent
Centennial
Miss Mary Clay win leave tomorrow for
New York from where she viii sail for
Europe on the seventeenth. MISS Gay WIZ
spend the summer in Scotland, and on ths
continent.
Mr.. Harry Bruen has returned from q
pleasant trip 70 the North.
Mr.. william Neyle Habersham, Mr.
| Newell Turner and Mr.. Hardee have gone
down 10 Wolf Island for weeks fishing.
MIR. and Mrs William l.. Wilson have re-
turned from old Point Comfort, Va.
Mar. and Mrs. William Guerard and III;
| Misses GUerard are among the Savannah
| ians az Tybee.
| Miss Eleanor Green viii leave next Fri
dayNto spend the summer with her grand
! mother Mrs. Charles Green, at her Vir
/ glnia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Young will leav,
| tomorrow for New York, and viii sal
| FOR Europe on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
| Young viii spend a greater part of The
| summer at Wiesbaden.
|
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. NJ. Clinch Left sew
erai days ago for Morristown, N. J.
Miss May duBlgnon. who has been visit
| ing friends in Philadelphia, has now joiue,
| Miss Ieonora Gabbett at Lake George FOL
| "a few weeks.
Mrs. Lester Hubben left for the NortE
yesterday. She will spend the summei
| at UnadNla, in the heart of Otsego hills.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Ravenel viii go dowr
| to Tybee tomorrow 10 spend the summer
Col ana Mrs. Haines, who have beer
| the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur >
| Hanes, left yesterday for the North.
Mrs. Edwin Parsons and her little son
| Edwin Parsons, Jr, viii leave Tuesday
\ for New York.
| Miss Lucy Chisolm returned few days
| ago from Charleston, where she has beer
! spending several weeks with relatives.
Aiiss Emma CLAY. Miss Emma Wash.