The morning news., 1899-10-01

day. Those present were Misses Cathefilf
I'Luiansky. Nellie McGiashan, Mamie Nor
rissey Regis McGlashan. Agnes McGlash-
an Verda Robinson, Tilley Louree. May
Robinson May Turner, Laura Turner
Louisa Cohen, Marguerite Turner and Mel
lie Sclnon. Masters Hugh Miller, John
Daniel Robinson, Angus McGlashan, En-
nest Boriss, Edwin Cohen, Joe Sweeney
and James Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs william Henry Schley and
daughters. Misses Mary and Maria Sehley,
have returned from Warm Springs, Ga.
Miss Harriet Brarlsford Hardee spent
several DAYS in Warm Springs last week,
the guest of Miss May Wells, at her love
ly cottage.
Mrs. Ceca Gabbett Miss Sidney and
Master Nansel Gabbett returned yester-
day from Lake George. where they nave
been for the past four months, in their
summer home
Mr.. and Mrs George Schley returned
curing the week from Warm Springs Ga,
where the have been spending the month
of September.
Miss Leonora Gabbett is visiting Iriehns
on staten Island.
Mrs. T. S. Noise and children. Misses
Sarah and Mary and Masters Warren and
Sidney Noise returned on Thursday from
Warm Spring, Ga. where they have been
spending the summer at their charming
cottage.
The friends of Miss Emelyn Hartridge
will be pleased to know that she is rapidly
recovering from her recent severe illness,
and will return home i'm perfect health ana
ready TO open her school on Oct. 80
Miss Margaret Stiles is in Baltimore,
from which place she goes shortly to the
mountains of Virginia for few weeks be-
fore returning' to Savannah.
Mrs. T. H. Mcmillan and Miss Mamie
Bliss will return tomorrow from an eX-
tensive trip through the North and East.
Mrs. William Hunter and daughters,
Misses Eileen and Lucille. who have spent
the past two months at Lake George and
New York, returned home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs Henry McAlpin and Miss
Claude McAlpin will leave Alexandria
Bay, ". y this week for Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. John Elton and family have re-
turned from Saluda where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. J. b. Withers. after a delightful
visit to Rock Hill, S. c., has returned TO
Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Nichols have moved
into their new home on East Ninth street
Miss Christine Winter has returned from
Brunswick where she spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Brown and son
have returned from the North.
Miss Mary Morrison has returned from
Skyland Springs. N. c.. where she has
spent the summer months.
Mrs j. d. Murphy and Miss Nellie Muir
phv left last week for New York and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Leila Habersham will leave to-mor-
row for Baltimore TO visit Mrs Wallace
Cumming.
Miss Eta Roschild Of Darien. will ar
rive in the city next Friday, and will be
the guest of friends at 1O9 Gordon street
west.
Miss caro- Thomson returned during the
week from Hendorsonville, N. G.
Lieut., George B. Maher left for the
North Yesterday. He will spend a few
days in Washington, returning next week
with Mrs Maher and children.
Mrs. Tracy C. Hunter and family have
returned from Turnpike, n. G." where
they have spent the summer
= Miss Emma b. Hopkins returned to-day
| from New York, where she has been Vis-
| iting friends.
Mrs Robert Erwin has returned from a
visit to SeabrooS Point, Conn.
Miss Martha c. Backus has returned
! from an extended trip to Chautauqul,
Fiat Rock, Highland Fails and other points
! of interest.
Miss Maude Thomas is the guest of
Mrs. J. Florence Minis in Clarksville.
Mai. Charles s Hardee and family will
| reside this winter on Harris street, west.
a few doors from Bull street. They will
| move in from Isle OF Hope tomorrow.
DR. and Mrs St John b. Graham re-
| turned during the week from an extensive
! trip to the Great Northwest. where they
! have been for the past three months.
! Mrs. S. j. I4anier and family returned
last week from Mount Airy, Ga. where
| they spent the summer.
| Miss Ellen McAlpin has returned from
| New York and Highland Falls
Mrs f. {. Battcy aud children are az
| Blowing Rock. where they will stay for
| TWO or three weeks longer.
Miss Irene Withers is in New York
! where she weuy from Lake George to At
| tend the Dewey celebration
Mrs. H. W Johnson and daughter re-
turned on Thursday from Highland Falls
| and New York, whore they spent the past
month.
Mir. and Mrs William Rogers returned
yesterday from Saratoga and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Walthour and daugh-
ter are in New York, where they went
| from SARATOGA.
Mrs j. S. Wood and family will return
| this week from Lake George and New
| York.
Miss Susie Jaudon returned on Friday
| from New York.
Mr.: Arthur Joseph OHara has returned
from New York and Connecticut, where
he spent the summer months.
Miss Corinne Hayward of New York.
formerly of Bluffton and Savannah. spent
day in the city last week on her way
10 Bluffton, where she Will visit her moth
er, Mrs. Pritchard.
Mrs. +. V. Walker of Bmffton is spend
ing a few days in Savannah.
Miss Anna McA.pin of "Linwood." near
Bluffton. is in Savannnh, where she win
spend the winter with her uncle and
aunt. Alr and Mrs Henry McAipiu, at
their home, OH Orleans square.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton c. Champion have
moved into their-charmingly picturesque
house on Orleans square.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MeDonough have
moved 90 No. 400 Huntington street, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Schley will
reside this winter on Bottom street. near