The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-10

cans are daily fiot kinu abroad, more Sa-
vannahians than usual seem to be prepar-
ing to spend the summer in the immediate
vicinity of their own homes, and the
neighboring resorts ars rapidly becoming
crowded. The Isle of Hope seems partic-
ularly popular this season. The ride
thither in the trolley through a green lane
bordered by thick woods is very beauti-
full especially now that the magnolias
are in blossom and the air is filed with
the perfume of the grapevine. The place
itself is exceedingly pretty, forming, as
it does, a horseshoe curve with the salt
water and marshes in front and the forest
trees reaching almost to the rear of the
houses. Some OF those summerng there
are Mrs. Cecil Gabbet and family, who
have taken the home of Mr. c. II. Dorset
Mir. and Mrs J a. G Carson and
sens, expect TO move out Saturday to
occupy the Demere place ct the south end
of the curve Col and Mrs. J. H Estill
are already installed in their delightful
home, Wimberley al the north end. This
place is rendered doubly attractive by its
position in the bend of the river, and much
has been done to enhance its natural
charms. Mr. James Sulivan's home is
now occupied by Mr. and Mrs c. S. Ellis
and family. and Rev. and Mrs. Scully have
taken Mir Coopers house. The home Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cam has been rented
by Mr.. and Mrs w J. Davis. Mr. and
Mrs w. Trenholm Hopkins are al Mr. c.
S. Herdee's lovely old place, where Mr..
and Mrs. George Cosens also expect to
be for a month or two. Others who are
spending the summer a this pretty spot
arc Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Fretwel Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Hatch Mr.. and MS e. S. Abra-
hams Mir. and Mrs Harry Anderson,
MIR and Mrs. r. }. Kulman, Miss Marvin
and Miss Jennie May, and Mr. and Mrs
Ben. j, Apple.
At Viii G Elua,whi h is not quite so easy
of access. MI and Mrs. G. Horace Rems-
hart and the Misses Remshart are already
occupying their summer home, and Mi
and Mrs. d. Y Dancy and family will go
20 theirs on Saturday. Mrs. w. w CHS
holm has been joined by her sons, Dr.
Julian Chisholm, who arrived from Belu-
more last week. and Mir. William CHS
holm.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Palligant and
family will be as usual at their Montgom-
cry home, and MIR and Mrs. George Mer
Ger and children are with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. West.
No matter what changes are made
from year TO year, the seaside al
ways holds its own, and Tybee is as al
ways beloved Of many Savannah people.
The season at the Tybee Hotel viii soon
be in fun swing and the third of the
Thursday evening dances took place last
week and was largely attended Among
those al the hotel are Mrs. Aaron Ferst
end children. Capt. Flannery and Mr.. W.
NJ. Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Raphael
Semmes. Mrs. Wright and family Of Au-
susta Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. LoHardT
and children. Mr. and Mrs John Heard
Hunter and family, Mrs, ]. G. M lis, Mrs
A. II. M5cDonell and sons. Mr. and Mrs
Julian Johnson. and Mr.. b. w.
Nrenn. Among those who win go down
during the week are Mrs A. L. We'll,
Nj, aud Mrs Jacob Lippman
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst
The independent coCtagers are. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bryan DR.. and Mrs. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. James i. FAIRIES, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. McDonough, Mr., and Mrs.
j. j McDonough, Jr,, and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. O'Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kehce. Mrs. W. J. Harry, Mr.. and Mrs
IT. A Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. r. p Lowell
and the Messrs. Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w S, orer, and Mr.. and Mrs. n. p Corish
At Button, are Mrs. j. A. Huger and
the Misses Lima and Emma Huger
and Mr. William Henry Schley and
daughters Mrs. w. w. owens expects to
ore1 her house July l. and there is
possibility also of Co and Mrs William
Garrards spending the summer there,
while Mr.. ana Mrs Hayward Lyman will
go down, Ju y !.
The frequenters of Wilmington Island
are only waiting for satisfactory ar
rengements to De made about the boats
before going down to their summer places
Greater interest has never been felt in
the yacht race than was evidenced
Thursday and Friday by both Charleston
lar. .,f,A ii he A...h
was thronged with spectators, and The
river FROM was simply alive with smaller
craft filed with gay parties. OF course
the intCrcs of all was centered on the
contest between the "Maris" ana the
"Draeo1. but all boats not in the race,
were flr By O desire to pass everything
In sicit Conspicuous for speed among
the launches Thursday, was the Claude
which literally left behind everything that
would compete with her. The people at
the Yacht Club house amused themselves
with dancing. and informal lunches and
suppers, while on the steamers following
The course, kind Of picnic atmosphere
prevailed Numbers aso adjourned -
Bannon Lodge for refreshmens. The
presence OF so many Chnrlestonians add 3
I'd greatly 10 the festivities. Some OF the
visitors were. Mrs. Rlwiins Lowndes
Mrs Mayo Read, Mrs. William Gai.larl
Miss Caroline Frost, Miss Virginia Draw
ley. Miss Florence Gadsden, Miss Phoebe
Gadsden. Miss May Holmes. Mss Mary
Bryan, the Misses Barnwell Miss Mela
Darby Miss Elise Haskell Miss Lizzie
Parker Miss Lillian Hayward, Miss Har-
riet Lesesne, Miss Emma McGahan, Com
modore Hughes. capt. Wimot Porchcr
Mr. John RaveneL Mr. Henry Tucker
Mr. John Marshall. Mr. Max X. Bryan.
Mr. Robert French. Mr.. Alfred Calhoun,
Mr. Frank Bryan, Mr.. H. G.. Robertson.
Mr. Alan Tucker Nh. Arthur Young Mr.
Richard Smythe. Mr.. j NJ Rooerson. Mo
Iames Adser Mr. Faber Porcher. Dr.
ericleau Whaley Mr.. Richard Whalay.
Mr.. Gourdin Gailard, Mr. G.. A. Bets
Mr.. stephen Maugauit Mr. John in
slesby Mr.. Chap Huger Mr. G Lee
Holmes. Nj. William Robertson Nh Ju
ian Mitchell. Jr. Dr Edward Parker.
Nr Edmund Rheu Mr.. James Che.uu,t
Mr. Lucien MellnGer Mr L. II Mar
mall Nj Henry Pruglo. Mr. Mitchell
tins Jr. Mr.. Louis Smonds Mr. Herr.
Walker. Nh. Dewjr Gordon. Mr. WiNill
= Tucker Mr.. Eugene Jeryey. ard Mr..
dancke
number Of young society people went
1o"n to Tybes Tue sdav evening for a
lance at the Hotel pavili-n and a picnic
u'pptr on the beach Mrs. J. r Ma rshall
MI. Tracy Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs Edwar
faoersham and Miss Julia owens chape.
'oned and among others in the rarity wer-
Mis- Chffo d A.vnneilyn, Miss Rightor
5eboishem, NJ $50 ,Ieauie Haiaes. Mis-,