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

burn and Miss Lila Clay Will leave We'd
nesday for Clifton Springs N Y.
Miss Vallie Chisolm. who has been
sPenuihg me past season in New York,
home
Miss Ophelia Dent will leave next Friday
for Virginia with Mrs. w. W. MackaU
whose guest she will be for the summer
Mr. Meredith Sullivan. who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Sullivan. on
OgIethorpe avenue, returned yesterday 20
his home in Waco. Tex
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Harmon and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Ben are occupying the Muslin
cottage al Tybee for the summer
Miss Marion Hammond will leave next
week Tor the North, where she will make
a series of visits TO friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellington will
leave to-day for Bridgeport Conn
Mr.. and Mrs John Sullivan schlev arc
az Iybee for several weeks.
The friends of Miss Carrie Lou ana
MISS Fannie Meldrim are welcoming them
Gerrlsh's school in Englewood, n j.
After winter spent in New York. Miss
Ellen MoreI IS now visiting friends in
WASHINGTON, %; c., and will return home
during the week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guerard and Mr.
ana Mrs. William Guerard, Jr are SPEND
ing few weeks at Tybee
Miss Maud Lowenthal left Yesterday for
New York where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Loeb.
Miss Mary Wayne. who is now at Vas
sar taking her examinations for the soph-
omore class, Will return to Savannah next
SATURDAY after a year al Miss Gerrish's
school in Englewood, N. J.
Mrs. j. Il. Estill and her mother Mrs
Jane tee Hill returned last week from
virginia, where they have been VISITING
relatives. Mrs. Hnrs girihood was spap7
IN the Old Dominion state but in the Trv
ing days of "a, as her home was within
the enemys lines, and her brother ayat,
in the Confederate army, she and nor sisS
ters moved to Petersburg where lee was
holding Grants army at bay. Later while
on visit to Columbus Ga Wilsonis raia
ers captured the city, and a figbt tooi,
place around the very house in which The
younS giri was staying, and from when
she barely escaped with her life She hed
met MIR. George p Hin a Confederata
caValryman from Georgia while he vas
servng IN Virginia. and after the excite
him and made her home with him in his.
state. W ~ ''iis
Miss Lucy Boyd has returned from
S SHqi va; where she has been at
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Dixon are ap,ons
the cottagers at Tybee.
Mr.. w: G. Cha mpion has gone TO Hot
springs, Va, for a few weeks
Miss Annie Butler is expected TODAY
from New York, where she has been al
past winter Nuii"s ehe
Mrs. Henry r. Colding expects 10 leave
the latter part of this week for New Yori,
where she viii spend the summer with her
father. van "ei
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Mcintyre are now
occupying their Tybee cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Iuglesbv left last
week for highlands, ". c. '''''
Col and Mrs. j II. Estill opene1 tbeir
summer house at Isle OF IIope Thurs5at
ana VIII spend the next few weeks there
Mrs. Augustus Jones has gone TO New
York TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. O'Brien have talSen
a cottage al Tybee Tor the summer.
Or, II. B. Harris who has been spendine
the winter IN savannah, left yesterday for
his home in Philadelphia
Mr.. Joseph Witsell has gone to Mont
gomeTy Ala, on TWO weeks visit TO
friends W
Mr. Paul Dubois of Blunton, passed
through Savannah during the week en-
route TO Philadelphia.
Mr. Thomas Malone who has been
spending The winter with his sister. Mrs
Fred Wallis has returned 20 his home In
Montgomery Ala. Tie was accompanied M
his niece Miss Annie Kean Hedges.
AR and Mrs w J. lindsay went down