The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-22

Mr.. r. C. Fleming. Mr.. W. P. OFT Mr..
/ John Stoddard. Mr. George Freeman and
/ Mr.. Horace Crane, on the naphtha launch
Ruby.
Miss Howell who has been visiting her
her home in Marietta.
Mrs W. F Aiken and their family
sailed Friday for New York. Mrs. Aiken
will spend the summer at her old home
in Massachusetts.
Mrs J. s. Bracewell and Mrs. Parks
left yesterday for New York.
Mr. W e Guersrd left Tuesday for
Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry Blum left yesterday to wish
Mrs. Miner in New York.
Miss Kate Johnson of Waycross, Is the
guest of the Misses Morgan at their Ty-
bee cottage.
Mr. and Mrs D. r. Thomas and Miss
Jennie Thomas will leave Tuesday for
New York. After short stay in that
city, they Will spend the rest of the sum-
mer in Canada. returning home late IN
the fall.
Miss CIarkson and Miss Fielding, who
have made a delightful stay az Hotel Ty-
| bee, left Monday for Charlotte, y. C
Mrs. Paul Pritchard is visiting friends in
Savannah.
Miss Nellie Walsh and Miss Bessie Gal
| lagher will leave shortly for New York.
Miss Lena Enrich will leave Tuesday
- visit friends in cambridge.
Mrs. P. McGlashan and Miss Matte Nc
Giashan are in Townsville, visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicely of Augusta.
spent the past week at Tybee.
~
Messrs. Will and Walter Blum left Satur-
day for New York, where they will visit
Mrs Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Guckenheimer and
! family. Mrs. Dub, and Miss Madeleine
Dub. left yesterday for New York. They
will spend some time in the Adirondacks,
chiefly at saranac lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardee williams
were among those who took supper and
spent the evening at Isle of Hope Friday.
Mrs. j S. Oppenheimer Miss Clare and
Miss Carol Oppenheimer. and Master
Harry Oppenheimer, are spending the sea-
son in Asheville.
Mr. E. B. Lewis and family have re-
turned home from a week s stay at Tybee
One of the pleasant events of the week
was the outing given at Warsaw Thurs
day in honor OF the visiting young ladies
hiilOiAS tiOSe WHO dltttluSQ were misses
Marie Reiman of Mississippi, Theresa
Hymes of Sandersville Ida Bouchardt and
Flora Marks of Brunswick, Eta Roth
schild, Aimee Cohen of Atlanta, Sara
Stern, Adele Meyers, Lille Gazan, Bes-
sic Krauss. Fannie Newberger, Freda
Traub. Becky Strauss, Bertha Rothschild
Mrs. O. S. Byck. Mrs. Sig Gardner. Mr.
Max Kohler and Mr.. Maurice Meyer.
Mr. W. S. Wilson returned Monday from
a weeks visit to the Georgia mountains.
Mrs. A. H Davidson and her children
left Wednesday for Augusta, after a pleas
ant visit to friends at Isle of Hope.
Miss Lillian Tilton is the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Wimberly, in Brunswick.
Miss Ophele Stern, Miss Sara Stern,
Miss Celia Gardner, and Miss Adele Meyer
spent Thursday at Warsaw.
Mrs James Lynch and her children have
returned from a twoweeks' visit to Tybee.
Miss Alma Cummings returned We'd
nesday from Higgston. where she has
spent some time very pleasantly.
Miss Emily Conner left Friday for Blow
ing Rock.
Miss Molly Lyons, Miss Mcdonald of
| Atlanta and Mr.. John Lyons spent Fri
| day evening at the Isle of Hope.
Miss Leonardy, a charming young lady
| OF ST AuSuSllIes Is visiting neF cousin,
Mrs. Cleveland, at 113 Duffy street, east.
Mr. w. T. Daniels, Jr., has returned
| from New York.
Mrs. c. NJ. Craig is spending the summer
| at Hotel Allegheny, Goshen, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Daff1n and Miss DAT
| fin left for the North Friday.
Rev. I. P. Mendes and family will go
North tomorrow for the summer.
| Among the many dancers at Isle of Hope
on Friday evening were Misses Ida Bou-
chardt, Eta Rothschild, Flora Marks,
Marie Reiman, Theresa Hymes, Aimee CO.
hen, Mr.. Maurice Meyer, Mr. Milton
| Hymes, Mr. Moses Rothschlld, Mr.. Max
Letter, Mr.. Max Kohler and others.
| Mr. and Mrs r. B. Cassels left Tues
| day for Asheville
| Mrs. John T. Evans and Mrs. A. G.
Merkle will return to-day from the At
| lantic Club and after a short stay in the
city will visit friends in Augusta.
Mrs. H. Nj. Branch is visiting in Char
| lotte.
A merry party made the river trip to
| Warsaw Thursday and spent the day at
| the island, chaperoned by Mrs. Connolley
| of Augusta. The young ladies were: Miss
Nellie Lyons, Miss Agnes Lyons, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Annie Lynch, Miss Name
| Lynch. MISS NJ L. OdtuOuIy MISS
Vaughn of Augusta, Miss Annie Kehoe,
Miss Agnes Rourke, and Miss Marie
| Rourke.
Miss Edith Schatzman, Miss Josephine
| Green and the Messrs. Hurley of Macon,
who have spent a fortnight at Tybee, will
return home to-day.
Mrs NJ. j. Epting and children, Lucille,
| Lizzie, Frank and NJ. ]. Epting, Jr., are
visiting relatives in Newberry S. c.
| Mr. William Charters and Mr.. w. p.
Price, Jr. of Dahlonega arrived Monday
to visit Mr. and Mrs w. S. Wilson.
Mr.. G. E. Cope sailed Friday for New
| York.
Mrs. A f. Ehrlch will leave Tuesday to
| spend the summer at Lake George.
| Mrs. Thomas Purse and little Miss I1liz-
abeth Purse returned home yesterday.
Mrs Edwin l.. Cheshire, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer and of
Mrs. r. A. Anderson, has returned to her
home in Atlanta.
Miss Pearla Abrahams will leave this
week for Sapphire, ". c.
Mrs. Thomas Edward Blackshear of
brownsville is the guest of Mrs. w. II.
| Baker.
| Miss Winn left Wednesday for Saluda
where she will spend the next two
| months.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Parsons and Mr.