The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-11

Savannah High School two years ago
with hrst honor. Miss Schaeffer is now
visiting the family of President Cromer.
Newberry College, South Carolina She
Will return home for the summer in about
two weeks.
Mr.. Noble Hardee, who left yesterday
for New York. win 20 from there to Alas
ka for several months.
Miss lizard of Walterboro. S. G. Is Wis
ting Mrs. w. T. Williams
Mrs. Heman Charlton and little daugh,
Ter lett Yesterday for Canada, where they
VIII spend the summer.
Miss Virginia Cater who has been SPEND
ing the winter In Savannah, viii return
to her home in Forsyth Tuesday next to
spend the vacation before leaving for
Vassar in the fall.
Miss Bessie Hayward has returned from
Charleston where she spent the past month
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Orme and Miss Lucy Orme will
leave Wednesday to join Miss Abbe Orme
ana spend the summer in Asheville N G.
Miss Emma Hopkins is spending a few
days at Tybee with Mrs. H. Wiley John
son.
Miss Marian Daniel left during the
week for Albany, Ga, where she Will
spend the summer.
Miss Annie BarnweH of Atlanta is the
guest of Mrs Henry D. Stevens.
Master Ralph Meldrim will leave next
week for Boston, where he will join Mr.
and Mrs Beirne Gordon, with whom he
Miss Emma Durham is visiting friends
In Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. A. NJ. Payne will leave this week
to spend the summer in Waynesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. StillweIl have
taken a cottage at Tybee.
Mrs Guy Howard is the guest of Mrs.
Gilmore Martin in Charleston.
Mrs. Daniel Hops and Mss Mary
Hops left Thursday evening for North
Georgia, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Polk Hammond of Griffin is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry Hull.
Dr.. and Mrs. e. j. Setz of Marietta are
the guests of Mrs. c. J. Gaudry
Miss Jessie Kelly and Miss Lottie Otis
Of Charleston. s. c.. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. william Harper left for
Warrenton during the week, to spend the
sutrmer.
Mrs. L. F. Colding is visiting friends in
Dublin, Ga.
The eve of the twelfth birthday of Miss
Jennie Hunter will be wen remembered
by the number of young people who were
present at a combination farewell and
birthday party given at The home of her
aunt Mrs. M S. Brown, pa West Wald-
burg street, Monday evening, June s. The
hour of saw an assembly of bright faced
lads and lasses, joyfully anticipating mer-
~ times. The parlOrs were tastefuily
decorated and brilliantly lighted, whilst the
dainty pinks, blues. greens and laVenders
Of the young ladies' gowns gave a most
pleasing effect
After INDUCING in many amusing games
the company were entertained by the fol-
lowing programmed
Piano solo, Miss Georgia Sheftan.
Song, Master and Miss Everett
Skirt dance. Miss Ruby Mcintyre.
Recitation, Miss Memo Sloan.
Dance, Miss Jennie Hunter.
Song, Master Everett.
Recitation, Mr.. Sydney Brown.
Cake walk dance, Miss Ruby Mcintyre
fFs1s 3 TfTET n to
guests took their reluctant departure 10
ward The hour of midnight. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Edith Braunan, Georgia
HeXt, Georgia Sheftal, Leila Gaiilard,
Nena Sloan, Ruby McIntyre, Lucille
WerntZ, Margaret Hoffman, May Nichols,
Bessie Krenson. Fannie Krenson. Rena
Brown. Jennie Hunter, Masters Joe Bran
non, Ben Sheftall, George krenson Syd-
ney Brown, Leroy Brown, Preston and
Nellie Everitt
Miss Rena Falligant gave a very pleas
ant dance Friday evening to a number of
were the Misses Callie Lyon, Minnie
Decker Bertha Purse Ella Rose, Julia
Boyle, Louise Waldhauer, Maud Pacetti
Laura stanton, Eta Olives. Emma Du-
boise, Lillian Symons Cassie Rembert
Lita Willard, Iasse Oliver, Naomi Du-
boise. Melia Adams, Louise Falligant and
the Messrs Bostwick William Mcleod of
Valdosta, Henry Caps and James Ellis
of jacksonville. Robert Webb. Charles
Grantham, Horace Brooks, Tina Molina,
William and Joseph Molina. Hugh Cristie'
Ernest F'urrer, Herbert Sloat, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tate and Mr.. and Mrs. Bevill, who
chaperoned the young people.
Miss Mary Roman, Miss Annie Lynch.
Miss Agnes RourlSe, Miss Boyle, Mr..
Frank Golden, Mr.. Frank Palmer, Mr..
Joseph Rourke and Mr.. OBrien formed
party at Tybee for the Tuesday evening
dance.
The annual May ball given by Miss NJ.
G. Bennett Tuesday night al the Masonic
Han was greatly enjoyed by a large num-
Der of spectators as well as by the little
dancers themselves. The individual ef-
forts that won the greatest applause were
song and dance, Miss Gladys Russ; Sail
Belle Senorita Miss Kathleen Joyce; fan
dance Miss Annie May Moyle; recitation.
How Grandma Danced the Minuet" Miss
Josephine O'Leary The Italian tambour-
iuoe dance by Miss kathleen Joyce, the
flower dance by Miss Julia O'Keefe, the
skirt dance by Miss Mary Hart, the fan
dance BY Miss Annie May Moyle. and the