The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-19

Fred II. Ellis at LAGRANGE.
Miss Angie Cubbedge Is entertaining
Miss Estelle Hayward OF Button.
Mr. Wright Hunter. who has been with
| Mrs. Hunter at Lake Mononk for the past
fortnight has returned to the city.
Mr.. Julian Wells of Charleston. made q
short visit to Savannah during the week
Among those who took supper and spent
| the evening at Hotel Tybee Tuesday, was
Mr.. T. s Wayne Mr.. Wayne arrived
in the city recently from Nashville, where
he has made his home for some time
past.
Miss Jeanne Hanes and Miss Clifford
MunnerlYn are at home again, after
delightful visit to Mrs. w. w. Owens in
Button.
Mr.. Dan c. Betjeman left Wednesday
night for his home in Townsville from
where he will accompany his mother on
short visit to Boston, and thence TO
Woodfords, Me, for a stay OF several
weeks. 1t is a matter of regret TO Mr..
Betjeman's many friends that he will not
return 90 Savannah. but will hereafter
make his home in New York. having re-
Gently accepted a position with the Erie
road.
Mrs. s. P. Goodwin left Tuesday for
AshevAle, where she is the guest of Mrs
r. M. Butler at the Battery Park
Maj. 7. d. Bertody returned Tuesday
from pleasant stay of three or four
weeks in Greenwich, Conn, and New
York.
Mrs. Bradford Durham left last night
to spend some time at Upper Falls Md
Mrs. H. NJ. Branch and Mr. Hamilton
Branch, who have been visiting Mrs.
James l.. Sexton in Charlotte, are now a
Old Sweet Springs. Va
AT Montgomery Springs, Va, there was
oeautlful tea given recently. at which
Mrs. Allen of New York. who presided
was assisted by Miss Cabaniss and Miss
Grady of Savannah. A few evenings
later there was a fancy ball at the same
resort Miss Grady wore a Vatican cos
tune, and Miss Cabaniss went as "a
Huge Joke This clever gown seems to
have attracted much attention. One pa
per describes it as follows: "One of the
most beautiful costumes, and certainly
the most original was that of Miss Caba-
Miss, who appeared as "A Huge Joke
Her dress was entirely covered with clip
pings OF comic pictures from the newspa-
pers so artistically arranged that it had
the effect Of hand-painted satin and riv-
aled in richness of appearance the hand
soonest material in the room; her dark
brown hair was covered with little tas-
seled cap. which gave a piquant climax
One has to take Miss Cabaniss' dress in
the ensemble, for 1t is impossible to de-
| scribe the details"
Miss Lucy Bloodworth returned from
New York Friday night on the Kansas
City. After fortnight in Savannah Miss
Bloodworth will leave about Sept ! for
Atlanta. where she will spend the winter
Mr.. w. D. Simkins Is spending a few
aalr- xn-ff &c Foy,
Pa.
Miss Alice and Miss Marie Remshart
will return home This week. after a fort
nights visit with friends at Sulivan's ISL
and.
Miss Augusta Wood and Miss Rosalind
Wood are visiting Miss Mary Lon Irwin
and Miss Mary Stephens Irwin, in Au-
gusta.
Cards have been received in Savannah
from Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Patten to the
wedding of their daughter, Anna Hall, to
Rev. Eli Daniel McDougall. The cere-
mony will take place Tuesday evening"
Aug 2s az 3 o'clock, in the Presbyterian
Church. Townsville. Rev. Mr.. McDou-
gall has made several visits to Savan-
nah. and has a number of warm friends
here.
Mrs. G. A. Mercer. Jr., returned from
Boston during the week.
Mr.. William Remshart has returned to
Nashville, Tenn, after spending a month
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Remshart, at White Bluff.
Judge Philip Carroll of Augusta Is
among the guests at Hotel Tybee.
Wednesday evening. at Hotel Tybee,
there was another delightful card party.
Those who enjoyed the game were Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Lippman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F Graham. Mr. and Mrs. w f.
Everitt. Mrs. r. w Baughn, Miss Jessie
L. Smith, Mr.. H. I. Oliff and Mr.. II. jan
sen.
Mrs. ]. L. johnson, Miss johnson and
Miss Cornela johnson, left Tuesday TO
spend the rest of the season at Blowing
Rock MIR. Walter J. Johnson will join
his mother later.
Mr. z. A. Cults has returned from a
visit 10 Mrs. Cuts at Saratoga.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Parks, who has been taking
summer course at the University of
Chicago is now the guest of DR.. W. B.
Parks in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs H. C. Palmer are spend
| ing the summer at Asheville.
Mrs. Shivers. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
| Tiedeman, Miss Inez and Master George
| Tiedeman. sailed Tuesday for Baltimore
on their way 10 Buena vista Springs.
Mrs John Heard Hunter chaperoned a
merry party of young people at the Tues
| day evening dance at Hotel Tybee. They
were Miss Frances Pierce, Augus ia, Miss
| Eula Gamble Mr.. Frank dec. Hayward
| and MIR. Hammond Eve
Miss Lawtou has returned from visit
| TO her sister, Mrs. William Garrard in
| Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge of
New York are at Rye Beach, ". H., for
| the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Cunn ngham.
Miss Lawton and Miss Sarah Cunning
ham will leave tomorrow for California
to SPEND about six weeks in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schley left Tues
day for Warm Springs, to be away a
month On their return Mr.. and Mrs.
| schley viii move into their new home
at CASTOR aud Abercorn streets.
Miss Margaret Stiles, who has spent
most OF the summer in London, will trav-
el on the continent before her return,
visiting OberammerRau and probably the
| Paris exposition. Miss Stiles will arrive IN
Savannah about the first of October.
Mrs. Hardaway and Miss Belle Guerard,
who are now guests OF Mrs Elliott Cue
| rard IN Button, viii GENE TO Savannah
Tuesday 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy G.
| Hunter.
Mr.. Malcolm Maclesn, accompanied by
Mr. Edward NJ. Maclean and Master Nal
colin Maclean, Jr.. returned during the
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