The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-05

the gaieties which have made the season
delightful until now are beginning to fail
Even the attractions out of Gown are wan
ing these hot days, and people who have
not yet gone away are glad 10 sit con-
tentedly at home and think of cooler
hours to come.
Monday evening a merry party Of young
people enjoyed straw ride 20 Thunder
bolt, taking supper a Bannon Lodge. Mr.
John S Haines took charge of the party
in which were Miss Mary Haines, Miss
Annie Haines. Miss Allie Eve of Augusta
Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Jeanie Haines
Miss Flora Dancy, Mr.. Richard Hines
and Mr. Mack Corbett of Macon. Mr.
Walter Duckworth. Mr. Hubert Duck
worth, Mr.. Henry Walthour and Mr..
Clarence Connerat
Mrs. Arthur Overton and little Miss
Pauline Overton viii sail Tuesday for
New York on their way to Chappaqua,
n. Y, where Mrs Overton will be joined
by Mrs. Charles Lloyd of Brunswick
Mrs William Garrard and her children
left Wednesday for their summer home,
in Button. They were accompanied by
Miss Lawton. who will stay with Mrs.
Garrard for the next two weeks, and will
then leave for California. with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Cunningham and Mrs. Sarah
Cunningham, to spend about six weeks
in the West.
The usual Monday evening euchre par
ty at Hotel Tybee was given this week
In honor of Miss Hannah Ferst, and was
a very delightful affair. The prizes were
carried away by Mrs. 10 Ferst and Mr..
William Lazaron. The other players were:
Mr. and Mrs Charles Graham, Mrs. ia
cob Lippman, Mrs. S. A. Einstein, Miss
Ruth Einsten. Miss Hannah Einstein
and Mr.. Jansen
Miss Hull returned Wednesday from a
visit to Mrs. W. W. Owens, in Button.
Mr. G. Noble Jones and Mr.. Fred Saus-
sy left Thursday for New York and Sara
toga.
Mrs. C. f. Moses and her little son have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Henry Co
hen, in Augusta. Master Percival Moses
will leave tomorrow to join his grand
mother at Lookout Mountain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses expect 20 go North Saturday
to make an extended trip through Cana
do. visiting Halifax, Newfoundland and
Prince Edwards Island.
Mrs. Alfred Chisholm went to Daufus-
kie Wednesday TO visit Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. John Sullivan Schley and her chill
dren and Miss Anna Guerard and Mr.. w
E. Guerard left Monday for Brevard
N. C.
Miss Lima Huger returned during the
week from Button and left with Mrs.
Habersham for Saluda Thursday night.
Mr.. Abram Minis sailed Tuesday for
New York.
"A the Thursday evening dance at Ho-
tel Tybee Mrs. Edward NJ. Habersham
chaperoned Miss Righton Habersham,
Miss Pritchard, Mr.. w W. Simpson, Mr..
Horace Hunter, Mr.. Hammond Eve, Mr..
Ford and Mr.. Stephens.
Miss wilkins left Tuesday to spend the
remainder of the season at Swannanoa.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Varied returned Thurs
day to Baltimore.
Mrs. H NJ. Conner and the Misses Conner
will go North Tuesday.
Miss Fair will leave this week for North
Carolina. After visit to MIR. and Mrs.
Adger Fair at their home in Lincolnton,
Miss Fair will go to Washington for two
or three weeks and thence TO Saratoga for
the latter part of the season.
Mr.. A. b. Huh, Jr., left Wednesday for
Waynesville.
The third of a series of delightful teas
in Button was given this week at Mrs
Ewes, Among the guests were Mrs. Jo-
seph Huger, Mrs. Savage Hayward, Mrs.
Paul Pritchard, Mrs. Cuthbert, Mrs. Du-
bois. Mrs. Martin, Miss Kate Pritchard,
Miss Anna McAlpin, Miss Clere Huger'
Miss Eloise Lyman, Miss Lily Lyman,
Miss Clifford Hayward, Miss May Hey
an
tin and Miss Eugena Prtchard.
Mr. Walter Battersby Duckworth will
leave to-day for trip through the West
tern states before returning TO his home
in Liverpool
Mrs. George Owens is the guest of Mr..
w. w. Owens in Bluffton.
Miss Rosa Sullivan went North yester-
day to visit friends at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Clay, who have
spent some weeks at Vineyard Highland
Mass, are now at Manchester-by-t Sea
for about ten days They will go to North
field for the last two weeks of August
and then TO Newport to visit during Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Abram Darlington Read of Charles.
ton is the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Garrard, in Button.
Miss Mary Hops will go to Blufftor
this week TO visit Miss Clermont Huser
Mr.. Leopold Alexander is spending some
time in Gainesville.
Miss Annie Macean and Miss Marion
Maclean. who are spending the summer
at Cherry Hill, have gone with Mr.
Maclean, on a visit to Warm Springs.
Mr.. Richard X Hines and MIR. Mach
Corbett of Macon have returned home.
MIR and Mrs. c. II. Wilcox and Miss
Myra Wilcox have returned to the city
after a very pleasant stay at Hotel Ty
bee. Miss Myra Wilcox will leave Wed
nesday for Greenville, S. c., where SHE
will enter school during the coming win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Howard have gone tC
Grahamville to visit relatives.
Mrs. Horace A. Crane and Master Aver
III Crane returned during the week from
White Springs, Fla, and left last nigh
for Saluda.
Mrs. James p. CASTOR. who has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gardner l.
Dickinson, has returned TO her home II
Gainesville, Ga.
One of the pleasant features OF Tues
day evening at Hotel Tybee was the folly
dance given in costume by Miss Marguer
lite Suits. Miss Suits wore charmins
little gown OF ribbons and bells and dane
ed with all the grace imaginable.
Miss Bower of ainbridge. who has beer
visiting Mr.. and MrH. G.. j.. Dickinson
has gone to Gainesville as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 3. CASTOR.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Lippman, anC