The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-29

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at Hotel Tybee, came up to the city dur
ing the week TO visit Mr. and Mrs. j. h
Fulton on Monterey Square.
Mr.. A. Mohr and family have gone to
Highfeld. Md. for the summer.
Miss Cahil OF Charleston. who has been
the guest of Mrs. 7. J. Brennan, returned
home Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Franklin of Union
Springs, Ala, are spending a week at
Hotel Tybee.
Miss Mcdonald. Miss Kate Lyons. Miss.
Rourke, and Miss Nellie O'Brien. chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs Edwin COnnor.
were among those who enjoyed the dane
ing at Hotel Tybee Thursday evening.
In one of the parties which came over
from the Atlantic Club the same evening,
were Mr. and Mrs John Powers, Mrs.
W. c. McDonough, Miss Jumonville of
New Orleans. Miss Annie Kehoe, Miss
Golden, Miss Carolan. Mr. Joseph Harty,
Mr.. John Mclaughlin, Mr.. John Black,
and Mr.. George Turner.
The Misses Katherine, Cecilia and Julia
Lee are visiting friends in Charleston.
their old home.
Miss Lily Hirsch OF Columbus. Ga, one
of the most attractive young ladies now
The guests with her musical talents, will
leave Saturday. much to the regret of her
many friends.
Mr.. William L. Exley left Wednesday Cor
Asheville.
Miss Minnie Dillon of Thomasville and
Miss Carrie Williams were guests of Mrs.
Cary B. Townsend at Hotel Tybee during
the week.
Miss Mamie Quinn of Charleston is visit
ing Miss Ece Reynolds.
Mis- Katie Pierce left during the week
on an extended trip through Ohio, Ken
lucky and West Virginia to be absent I'M
til the fall.
Mrs. w. c. Neidlinger went to Hender-
sonvlle Wednesday for the rest of the
summer.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Hirsch spent several days at
| Tybee during the week.
Mr. Yulee Park, after an absence Of
three or four years, Is being welcomed
back to the city by his many friends. Mr..
| Park is staying with his mother, Mrs. N.
| Park.
Miss Herschel and Miss Perry of Brook
lyn, Miss Kennedy. and Mr.. C. L. Heller
spent Tuesday evening at Hotel Tybee
| Mr. and Mrs Lionel Barton are in Nor
folk for several weeks. after which they
! for the rest of the summer.
naphtha launch party was rendered
Miss Mamie Quinn TO Warsaw.
| Those in the party We're Miss Nellie
| Reynolds, Miss Ecie Reynolds, Miss Win
| fired Doyle Miss Ally O Bren Messrs.
Deitz Clark, Joe ConnOr Joe McGovern,
Ed O'Brien. and Herbert Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs E. II. Hinton and their
family left Tuesday for Tallulah Falls.
Mrs. Joseph Ferst and her family, who
are now at Hotel Tybee, will sail on Aug
for New York on their way to SharM
! Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pierce. Misses Marie
Pierce and Master Artie Pierce left on
! Wednesday on a visit to relatives and
friends in Ohio, Kentucky and West Vir-
! ginia.
In pleasant party from Cordele, occu-
plying one of the cottages at Hotel Ty-
bee, are MIR. and Mrs. Kirkland, Miss
Smith, Miss Bessie Smith, Mr.. Hawkins,
and Mr.. Ensign.
Miss Perry of Brooklyn, who has been
in Savannah for the past week, sailed last
night for New York.
Miss Mary Murphy entertained infor-
mally at tea on Wednesday evening. Her
guests were Miss Quinn of Charleston
Miss Nellie Reynolds Miss Elcie Reynolds
| Messrs. Joseph McGovern, Herbert Free
man, and Jack Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Frankenstein and
| sons, Miss Julia Frankenstein, and Miss
Henrietta Meyer, leave tonight via the
Southern Railway for Waynesville, n. c.,
where they will spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot S. Myer and their
guests, Mrs. Kehoe, Miss Waldeck Miss
! Paul, and Miss Cooke returned Monday
from weeks maroon at Warsaw.
Mrs Constant H. Rivers will be among
| the passengers on the Kansas City next
week for New York. After short visit
there she will leave for Kansas City and
1 ST. Louis, Mo, and in September, will go
/ to Colorado Spring.
Mrs George Hess, Master Stanley Hess
and Miss Florence Hess, leave Tuesday
/ for Skyland for the balance of the sum
| mer.
! Miss Ida Perkins left over the Southern
| yesterday for Tate Springs where she will
remain during August and September.
pretty story of pretty Atlanta girl
of the best social standing comes to light
this week at the Hale-Georgia Orchard.
When the season opened she went to
Fort Valley and walked out to the pack
ing house about two miles from the town
and secured employment as a peach pack
er. She has worked faithfully ever since
and has been most retiring and exclusive
in her demeanor. Ii transpires that she
is working on wager, friends in Atlanta