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

trip, the world OF society grows Guittei
each day as the dull midsummer season
settles over town and nearby shore. Ty-
bee is as popular as ever, but there IS
sufficient attraction nowadays in its
rndlder pleasures, an afternoon dip in the
surf and a quiet evening on the breezy
hotel balcony. In spite of the hot weeks
ahead, society lovers are beginning to
look forward hopefully 10 the coming
winter and there are some delightful
plans already forming. A recent sugges-
ton, which has been met with enthusi-
astic interest, is to arrange a series of
weekly dances TO be given at the Savan-
nah Yacht Club, and. although nothing
has yet been definitely decided. it is hoped
that the idea may be carried to a success
full issue. Such affairs as these would be
necessarily informal, and held at so at
tractive place as the Yacht Club, should
prove thoroughly charming.
Mass Kate Brigham and Miss Mamie
Brigham will leave tomorrow for New
York, from where they will sail for Eu-
rope between the Sth and the 18th of Sep
tsnber, to spend several years abroad.
They expect to make their home in Ber-
lin while Mr. Harcourt Brigham pursues
course of study at one of the German
universities.
Mrs. Clarence G. Anderson and Miss
Madgte Reid left Tuesday for Hickory,
where they will stay for the rest of the
summer
Mr.. Henry T Williams has returned
from bis summer abroad.
Monday evening at Hotel Tybee in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Benson of
Washington, before their departure for
home. Mrs. Jacob Lppman was the for
tunate player among the ladies', while
the gentlemen's prize was captured by
Mr. Benson. The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs W. E Everitt, Mr.. and Mrs j.
H Harrison, Mrs r. W. Baughn and Mrs.
C. F. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis left last night
for Yellowstone Park by way of Chicago,
TO be absent a month or six weeks. Miss
Helen Ellis and Miss Margaret Ellis will
stay with their grandmother, Mrs. John
L. Hardee, at Highlands, N. c., during Au-
gust and September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons sailed
short time ago for Europe. intending TO
remain abroad about six weeks.
Miss Martha G. Backus, who has been
at Lake Chautauqua for some weeks, is
now staying at Col Huses Highland
Falls, ". Y.
Mr.. w W Williamson and Mr.. f.
Stuart Hincks were among the guests AT
very large and brilliant card party given
last week at Warm Springs, Virginia by
Mrs. T. A. Merphy of New York, in hon
or of Miss Marguerite Rosser of Char
lottesvie. Miss Mary Johnston, the cele
brated authoress, was one of the dis
tinguished people present.
Mrs. H. C. Morgan left yesterday for
Augusta.
Mrs Munneriyn, Miss Margaret Cosens,
Miss Julia Owens, MIR. Lloyd Owens, and
Mr.. David Barrow, returned during the
week from stay of several days with
Mrs. W. w. Owens in Bluffton.
Last Sundays society columns of the
Virginia papers record the following re-
cent arrival at Warm Springs from Sa
vannah: Mrs. Lewis w. Haskell, Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally Haskell,
Mr.. E. o. Watkins.
Mr.. Robert Ellington has returned from
pleasant visit of three or four weeks at
Noroton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrill, Miss
Margaret Ferrill, and Miss Eleanor Fer
riil, left Tuesday for New York, from
where they will go to Saratoga.
Miss Margaret Tessier of Charleston ar
rived yesterday TO visit her father. Mr.
E. l.. Tester. who has been spending some
weeks In the city. Mr.. Tessier. accom-
panied by his daughter, will take his
final departure this evening from Savan-
nah, and after a short stay az their home
in Charleston they will sell for Europe.
Mr.. Tessier having recently accepted the
office Of delegate from Charleston to the
Paris Exposition.
Mrs. $. p. Hamilton and her daughter.
Mrs. James F. Staten, are among the
guests at the Swannanoa Hotel, Ashe-
Vile.
Mrs. Jacob Lippman will return to the
city tomorrow. after very delightful
stay OF two months at Hotel Tybee
Mr.. r. NJ. Butler, Jr., is spending some
time at the Battery Park Hotel in Ashe-
Vile.
Mrs. N H Finnie will leave this week
for Philadelphia and Chestnut Hill. She
Will be Joined in Philadelphia by Master
z. Haldeman Finnie. who has had de-
iightful summer as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ryan and Mrs. Haldeman. at
Hotel Victory, Put-in-Bay Lake Erie.
Miss Mary Hops went over to Button
Tuesday 70 visit Miss Clermont Huger.
The Richmond Dispatch of Aug. - has
the following interesting item from Warm
Springs: Don Tuesday morning card party
was given by the Misses Haskell of Savan-
nah. IL was a most charming entertain
ment. out on the lawn in the shade, with
the velvety green under foot and the.
ethereal blue overhead, seen through the
sheitering branches of the overs h Allowing
trees. The prizes we're tasteful and beauti-
full. Six-handed euchre was the most en-
joyable game participated in by many of
the Warm Springs handsome matrons.
lovely maids and attentive men.
Mr. John r. Young. who has been
spending some time in Asheville and more
recently in New York, returned home
Wednesday.
There was a very pleasant euchre party
given at Hotel Tybee Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Harrison were the
successful players. The other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. James Benson. Mr.. and Mrs
w. z Everitt Mr.. and Mrs. DIM Mrs.
Jacob Lippman, Mrs. Charles +. Graham.
Mrs. r. W. Baughn, Miss Jessie l.. Smith
and Mr.. Philip Carroll
Mrs. George Owens has returned from
visit TO Mrs. W. W. Owens in Bluff ton
Miss Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Edith
Johnston, who went to North Carolina
about two weeks ago. are staying az Rho
dodendron Inn Blowing Rock.
Mai Edward Karow returned recently
from Europe and IL now with Mrs. Ka-
nj tca