The morning news., 1899-10-01

Ills crimson tDfCntS IN ttlt 'ulih
And sci his golden standard high.
Against the wide ana breezy sky
Beside the upland strcamiet spread
The clumps OF fern, now crisped and dead.
Where frost has passed with fingers cold;
Yet close beside them, brave and bold,
The bue-fringed gentian, unairaid,
Lifts hardly its dainty head.
The touch. undauntcd. 1t perceives
OF autumn on its browning leaves,
For safe within its azure cup
Ii boards the skies of summer up;
And in each blue-fringed petal keeps
The hue of Juue's uncrowded dceps.
O. brave bright blossom teach US, TOO,
Thy sjeadfast secrtt--to be true.
To every high. sweet hour that gives
Its warmth OF gladncss 20 our lives,
And. though hfe's brightest joy departs,
To keep the summer in our hearts!
Mr. and Hrs Harry Walker entertained
Informally at supper Tuesday evening at
their residence ON Harris street Those
present were Mrs. NJ. Hartridge Miss Sal
lie Anderson and Miss Madge Lewis, Mr..
Edwin Frost. Mr. Hobert Lewis ana Mr.
Edward Anderson.
Masters Garrard and Tracey Newman
were the charming little hosts at mat
inee box party on Friday afternoon, the
play being the time me-honored RIP Van
Winkle." The invited guests were Misses
Marguerite stults and Inez Tiedeman.
Miss Fanny Berry who has been the
guest of Miss Rebeeca Fry on Castor
street. returned on Friday to her home in
Columbus.
Miss Harriet b. Hardee was the guest
of honor last week at a delightful guess
Ing party at Warm Springs, Ga. given
to her by Mr.. and Mrs. Wells at their
attractive cottage. Others from Savannah
were Mesdames c. L. Gillette, II. d. Ste
vens and George Schley.
Mrs Henry Steele and her little son,
Henry. Jr., will return this week from
the North.
Mrs. I. A. Bryson and children return
ed last week from Saluda aud went at
once 10 Florida. where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert and children will
return this week from Maine, where they
have spent the summer
Mrs. Charles G. Bell and children,
Misses Anna ana Katie and Master
Charles 6. Bell Jr. have returned from
Saluda where they spent the summer.
Mrs George w Tiedeman has returned
from Saratoga and New York.
Mrs Bernard Guest and children re-
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"iele UneS nave pecu N'Sitlns reld''NeS'
M' ana MIs, 1SoIst ,,. - IalI,,e' OF Nun-
guests Of Mrs. Painters parents, Col. and
Ms &. !. Tageart.
Mir G. w Allen left last week to spend
a short while in New York.
Mrs. S. a. OhveroS is the guest OF her
parents Judge and Mrs. James f. Izar.
IN Spartanburs, S. G.
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viii ee 10 cram. where she viii snend
IN. winter months
Mrs p. n. Springer and son Lewis
Reece. viii leave this week Tor Whining
ton. Del. 20 be present at the wedding Of
M. Dex C.ark and Miss Bertha Elliott
which viii take place ON Nov 9.
Mrs Robert z. Hsrdee and Miss Nan
ne Louise Hardee having returned from
FLORIDA where they have been visiting rel
atiVes. lefl last week for Griffin.
Mrs r. NJ Demere ana sons. Air Ed
ward II. end Master Raymond NJ. Demcrc.
nave moved IN from Isle of Hope and are
80 ann o' 80, ll'', .hra s,I' & IsW doors W5s
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Niss Annie Noo,aan >. ,ho nn.. 80
frlen5e in A,i,nt9
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Mrs' : - iiiIi mas returned TO the CITY,
ME- 1eanhle opiceF oI FeterspurS' Va,
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