The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-17

into the first of the autumn months Old
Sol has looked down upon US with an in
tensity that would have done him credit
in the midst Of July. Thursday he did
cool down bit and the rest of the week
has been delightful. 1t is near the time
now when the grand shuttle takes place
and people change houses, each confident
they have gained by the deal until next
year this time. Rather funny passing
scene was witnessed on one of our streets
q few nights ago. A family of Ethiopian
hue were "movin' house'-The two bosses
of the family, namely, the wife and
mother-in-law led the procession with the
head and foot board balanced on each re-
spective head. The other members of the
family brought up the rear laden win
chairs, comforts, etc. May be not a raplo
transit but certainly an economical one
The excursions to the CITY by the sea-
and TO the Isle of Palms are over, TO the
regret of the many that took advantage
of them and made frequent trips. Though
Savannah's Tommy Mobile" has been
here for over a week, it is stih gazed upon
with much curiosity and its advent mas
been quite an event New York now Will
be full of Savannah representatives, there
to witness the arrival of the great Dewey
and the yacht races. One participator left
during the week in linen suit and straw
hat He evidently expects to be warm
member"
Mr. Clarence Connerat was host at an
informal rice bird supper on Friday night.
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Rauers, Miss Annulette Stubs, Mr.. Harry
Daniel and Mr.. North Chisholm.
Mr.. Richard NJ. Charlton leaves to-day
for the university in Athens to take the
law course.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Rauers leave Monday
for New York
Miss Annulette Stubs leaves Monday
for New York
Miss Eliza Chisholm is the guest of Miss
Frances Charlton on Charlton street.
Miss Elizabeth and Eugenia have re-
turned from Button, where they have
been visiting Mrs. William Garrard.
Mr.. william Clay will keep house on
Hall street this winter.
Miss Mabel Stoddard after most de-
lightful trip in California will return east,
stopping in st. Joseph, Mo, TO visit MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Green, and from there
going TO New York to join Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Stoddard, returning to Savannah
about Nov. ].
Miss Mary Wayne leaves on Monday for
Vassar.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Palmer have re-
turned home.
Miss Josephine Pritchard leaves during
the week for Philadelphia, where she Will
visit Miss Helen Buchanan.
Mrs. Raymond Demere has returned
from Atlanta.
Dr. and Mrs IIowkins win spend Oc-
tober in New York.
Mr.. ]. Nevett Steele of New York will
spend the winter in Savannah.
Miss Hattie Colquitt of Atlanta win be
the guest OF Miss Lily Anderson during
the week.
Mr.. E. o. Watkins has gone to Virginia
on his vacation.
Miss Emily Charlton who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. Robert
Waller at Mt. Airy has returned
Mrs. T. J. Charlton is in Marietta with
her mother Mrs. Howell
MIR. Thomas NJ. Denmark leaves to-day
for Athens to enter the law school
Miss Frances Charlton has returned from
Mt. Airy, where she has been visiting Miss
Annie Crutchdeld.
MISS Elise 1NduHES anu AldSleiS 1OHdIu
and Harry Rauers feft on Thursday for
New York. Masters Donald and Harry will
remain at the North this winter al school.
Miss Agnes and Estelle Hayward who
have been visiting Mrs. Guy Howard have
returned to their home in Bluffton.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Van Marter have
taken the old Neidlinger house at Liberty
and Drayton streets for the winter.
Rev. DR.. j. Y. Fair and Miss Fair are
at Saratoga.
Mrs. George L. Cope, Jr., who has been
visiting MIR William Law, AT Richmond
Hill, Long Island, has gone TO Ph,ladel-
phia TO visit Mrs. Dr. Dripps.
Miss Marion Maclean returned to the
city on Monday from Griffin. where she
has spent the summer, en- route to North
ampton, Mass, TO enter school.
Mr. j. J. Wilder has returned to the
city from his summer home in Marietta.
Mrs. c. A. l.. Lamar is staying in Sara
toga for short time.
MIR. Thomas Hunter returned from Sea
Girt Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Connerat has returned from
visit to Warm Springs.
Mrs. Edward Anderson is at Isle OF
Shoals.
Miss Sadie Anderson is staying at Isle of
Shoals
Mr.. Laurie Lee leaves on the 18th for
New York. Mr.. Lee is studying at the Co
lJmbia College.
Mrs. Tracy G. Hunter and children, who
have been spending delightful summer
In Hickory, n. c., VIII return next week
MIR. A. G. Guerard has returned home.
Miss Jennie S. Cohen is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Pollock, in Atlanta.
Mrs. ]. c. Mills is in Asheville with her
daughter, Mrs. Dougan.
Mrs. Robert Parks is visiting in Au-
gusta, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
i. Morris.
Mrs. Robert Wayne and Miss Georgia
Wayne will spend this winter in New
Orleans with Mr.. Clifford Wayne.
Miss Flora Dancy has returned TO Hen
dersonviile, after a stay IN Saluda.
Miss Mary Haines is the guest of Mrs
Jack Powell in Newman
Ars. j. II. Remshart and daughters
VINO have spent some time in Saluda, have
gone to Hendersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howard will leave