The morning news., 1899-10-01

4 Mrs. II. G. Cunningham and Miss Sarah
! Cunningham viii return this week from
Fiat Rock, and Chautauqua. ". Y, where
| they spent the summer.
Mrs. j. f. c. Myers and children, Miss
I Carolin ami Master Jack Myers have re-
| TUNED from Blowing Rock, where they
spent the summer.
Little Miss Belle ODrscoH Battey is the
attractive guest Of Mrs. J. f.. G. Myers.
Miss Jessie Anderson has returned from
a delightful "Trip 10 Blowing Rock.
Miss Harriet Brailsford will spend the
winter with Mrs. r. N. Demere on Harris
street, west
Misses Bessie and Jennie Johnston have
returned from a visit to Buffton.
Mrs. VIM. Garrard and children. Misses
Guiie, Emily and Cecilia aud Master VIM.
; Garrard, Jr., have returned from Buffton
aud are in their home on Abercorn and
Harris streets.
Mrs. Henry HUI and Miss Harvie Hull
returned yesterday from a visit to relatives
i'm Griffin
Mrs. John Screven and children, Misses
Julia and May and Master r. Forman
Screven have returned 10 their home in
the Meadows.
Mrs. Henry Hrsch and family have re-
turned from a delightful summer spent In
the North.
Mrs. Robert Harrison has returned from
Bluffton and is at her home on Liberty
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Ciaghorn have
moved into their new picturesque cottage
at the Meadows
Mrs. Be.rne Gordon and Master Am
hrose Gordon are visiting Mr.. Henry Ha-
zelhurst al Elicott City, Nd.
MIR. John Sullivan Schley returned
Thursday from New York Mrs Schley
and little Miss Marianne schley are in
Saratoga, where they will remain for sew
eral weeks Eonger.
Miss Josephine Fair returned on Thurs
day from Saratoga and New York. She
was accompanied by her brother. DR..
James y. Fair.
Mrs. James II. Hunter and children. Miss
Julia and Master George Lewis Cope
Hunter returned yesterday from New
York
Miss Jessie Chisholm is visiting friends
at Mount Jackson. Va.
Mr.. Willard Sullivan left on Monday for
the State Technological School al Atlanta
Ms II. e. Backus ana Miss Martha
Gauiilidet Backus will spend the winter on
huntington street. east, next to the cor
ner of Lincoln, where they moved to last
Wednesday.
Mrs Eugene E. Anderson has returned
from Lake George where she has been for
TWO months.
Mrs Emma J. Miller is visiting friends
in Boston, Mass
Mrs. Johanna G. Rogers returned dur
ing the week from Torrugton. Conn. and
New York, and will reside this winter at
Sl5 Castor street. east near Habersham
street
Mr. and NTre C.ooro., c,obIo,- rrai,o. NH
reside this winter in their new home on
Barnard and Firth streets.
Miss Nellie II. Baldwin has returned
from Orange, n. j., and wiI reside this
Winier on Huntingdon street. east next
&c the corner of L,ncoln
Capt and Mrs. c. e. Gillette have taken
q house on TAN street, east, for the win
ter.
Mr.. Frank Bel left on Monday for At
lanta, where ne enters The School of Teen
nology.
Mrs. Cassius E. Gillette and children.
Misses He,en and Edith and Master Doug
las Gillette, arrived yesterday from Warm
Springs, Ga.. where they spent the sum
mer.
Mr. Tracy c. Hunter, Jr., left las, week
for 81, James College, Maryland. where
ne will enter Mr. Haruidse's school for
boys
Mrs. George l.. Cope and Mrs. George l..
Cope, Jr.. arrived yesterday from Long
&land and New York.
Mrs. Paul Lynah has returned from
Bluff ION, where she has been spending The
summer with her mother. Mrs Elliot
GuCrard.
Mrs, 6. W, Garmany left yesterday for
New York to visit her sons.
Mrs H. d. Stevens and children have
returned from Warm Springs. Ga. where
they have been spending Two months
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Brandt of London.
England, who have been The guests of
Mrs. O. ". Garmany, left yesterday for
New York. where they win spend a few
days before returning TO their home in
Europe.
VI Julian Schley and Master Larcombe
Sch,ey left Tuesday for Philadelphia and
New York.
Mrs II. G. McFadden has returned from
"a lengthy stay at The North.
Mrs ". 6. Brewer and little daughter.
Ftiie, returned on Monday from Warm
Springs. Ga. where little Efiie won the
hearts Of everyone with whom she came in
contact.