The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-13


| ion last Sunday on his naphtha launch
! He has as his guests his sister, Mrs. F.
| V. Walker, Col William Carrard, DR.. W.
! w. Owens and Mr.. Arthur Elliott. Capt
| McAlpin returned TO Savannah on Mon
| day, accompanied by Mrs. Henry McA.
| Schley, Mrs. A. c. MgAlpin, Miss Eleanor
| Schley, Col. William Garrard, Mr.. Arthur
! Elliott and DIR. W W. Owens.
Miss Clifford Muuuerlyn is the guest
of Miss Glare Huger, in Button.
Mrs, J. w Muurerlyn is the guest of
| Mrs. w. w. Owens, in Bluffton.
Rev. Robb White is spending few
weeks at Raleigh Springs Va.
Miss Bessie Hayward is the guest of
| Mrs. Hayward Lyman, in Blufftor.
The Savannahians at Warm Springs for
! August and September are MIR. and Mrs
| II. d. Stevens and children, Mrs. }. b.
| Chestnut and daughter Mrs j. 5. How
| kins and sons Mrs. Cassus Z. Gillette
| and children and Mr. Hugh NJ. Conner.
Master Garrard Haires is the guest of
| Master William Garrard in Button.
Mr. Tracy G. Hunter leaves tomorrow
| for Turnpike, NJ c., 10 join his family
| there.
Miss Lizzie johnson left last week for
| Waynesville N. c.
Mr.. George Hayward is on a fishing trip
in and around Button.
| The nickle tea was held on Thursday
| in Button at the residence of Mrs. Hey
ward Lyman. Dancing was enjoyed by
| me young people, as much as though the
thermometer stood at zero, instead of 100
| degrees. Those present were: Mesdames
Rabey Martin. Charlie Pritchard, Paul
| Prlchard, F. V Walker, Paul Lyman Ell
| lott Guerard, Poltzer, Munnerlyn, Du-
| Bots and w. w. Owens, Misses Lila Mar
| lin, Pritchard, Agnes and Estelle Hey
Nq~ rFll
| Eta Politzer, Annie Lynah Bessie Hey
ward Lyman Huger, Claire Huger, Clifford
| Munuerlyn. Anna Colcock, jamie Co!cock,
| jamie Eve, Annie Eve, Susie Verdere, An
| ma McAlpin, Maria McAlpin and Miss
| Baynard, Messrs. Al Martin Jim Hey
ward, Jim Lyman, Hal Politzer and Josie
| Woodward.
| Mr. J. r. Saussy and Miss Hattie Saussy
have returned from White Springs, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. w. Schley have re-
turned from Isle of Hope and are spending
| a few days in Savannah before going to
| Warm Springs.
Mrs b. S. Richardson of Valdosta is
| visiting at the mountain home of Mrs. w.
]. Evans and family at Skyland, N c.
Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Posten and children
are at Stroudsburg, Pa.
Mr. Hunter Wynn left for Virginia and
the North last week.
Mr. and Mrs Frankenstein and children
will spend the rest of the summer at the
mountain resorts of North Carolina. They
are now at Haywood White Sulphur
| Springs.
Mrs j. w Harper and children left this
morning to visit relatives in Charleston
and Summerville.
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson and Master Burr
| Wilson, Misses Carrie and Matte Wilson
and Miss Daisy Worth of Macon have
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George Schwarz, at their country home,
| Schwarzvihe.
Mr. Vernon Southall Upper, son of
| Rev. Or. Topper after a visit of five days
in Savannah. returned Friday TO Atlanta
en- route to the University of the South to
resume his studies After graduating and
| taking his NJ. 4. degrees, Mr.. Upper will
enter the theological department of the
university as candidate for orders in the
ministry of the Episcopal Church. Mr..
! Upper is a classical scholar and made
many friends while in Savannah.
Miss Alice Sayers will leave during this
week for Atlanta where she will be the
guest of Miss Leila Underwood
Mr.. r. A. Rowlinski is in Saratoga He
will go from there to Montreal and Quebec.
Miss Stella Trask will leave this week
for a visit to relatives in Liberty county.
Mr.. NJ. II. Lotion and daughters will
South Carolina. Miss Alice Lotion re-
turned during the week from a visit TO
| Waycross.
Miss Julia Labiche will return during the
| week from Brunswick, where she has been
the guest of Miss Ethel Rickett.
Miss Ethel McGifin of Fernandina is the
guest of Mrs c. A. Williamson at 53l
| Huntingdon street, east.
Mrs. C. A. Williamson leaves to-day for
! Charleston.
Miss Ethel McGimn VIII spend next
week with Mrs NJ. II. Gray, a Cos Haber
sham street
Mrs b. S Burnett of Atlanta was host
ess at a musicale last Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Carrie Smith of Sa-
vannah. The following guests were there:
| Misses Hattie and Belle Mcmillan Of Nil
| ledgevile, Minnie Parish, Annie Lindsay.
Matte Everette. Callie Joyner, Fanny
Leach and Katie Marston, Mrs. w. z.
/ Smith Mrs Walls, Prof. and Mrs. Mars
| ton Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge and Mr.. and
! Mrs Burnett, Messrs. Ned Crabbe, Hugh
Joyner d. Hopkins Or. Simson, John
! Collier, Fred Crabbe, Sam Bridge, Howard
| Norman, Charlie Kindricks and Frank
| Mour.
Miss Gertrude Barbee celebrated her
! eleventh birthday at the pavilion at Isle
of Hope delightfully on Wednesday aft
| ernoon. The little ones enjoyed them
| selves with dancing and games. Those
! present were: Ellen Adams, Beatrice
Warth. Efie Lidy, Marie Bandy, Ruby
Mcintyre, Maud. George and Marie
Banks, Alice Lynch, Maggie May Henry
Elsie Glaugny, Louise Fretwell, Elsie and
| Frances Mcdonald, Pauline Couida, Mary
| Fawcett. Constance Black, Nellie Waite
Sadie Katie and Rhetta Hermes, Lillian
! and Eliuor Merritt Masters Charles Adj
ans, Fred and Eugene Warth Josie Ban
dy, Eddie and Willie Mcintyre Norman
! Warrick, Warren Ostein John and How
ard Fretweu, George Browne, John and
| Styles Burroughs, Willie and James Daw-
son, Alex Fawcett, Willie Bedford, Rich
ard and WilLe Welsh. Tom Cook, Wylly
and Willie Barbee The ladies assisting
We're Mrs. A NJ. ,Barbee, Mrs. G. Nc
Donald. Mrs. r. p Reynolds, Mrs. II. E.
Merritt and Miss Mamie Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. NJ. Schroeder and
Master Johnnie Schroeder are at Success
Hotel HalifaX N. s.
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