The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-24

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| now spending several weeks in Paris.
Miss Emily Charlton will be the guest
this week of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Charl-
| ten.
| Master Haldeman Finnie will leave dur
| ing the week to spend the summer at
| Put In Bay Lake Erie.
! Mrs. T. r. Randall OF Atlanta Is the
| guest OF Capt. and Mrs John L. Branan.
Mr.. Tracy G. Hunter. Jr., who has been
attending school at st. James, Md, ar
| rived during the week.
Mr.. Alonzo Sybrandt left last week for
New York. He will spend the summer
abroad.
Miss Lucy Boyd will arrive during the
week from oxford to visit her aunt, Mrs.
| Arthur Boyd.
Mr.. Thomas Denmark has returned
| from Athens
Miss Eva Acosta of Blackshear is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Theus
Mr.. Dawson Wylly, who has been
studying at st. James, Md. is now in New
York, but will soon return home for the
| holidays.
Miss Mamie Coburn will leave Wednes-
day TO spend the summer with relatives
in Adairsville.
Mr.. Edward Mayberry, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Trenholm,
| has returned to Charleston.
Miss Bulloch is having a delightful
summer with Mrs Shepherd, in Shep-
herdstown, w. Va
MIR. Nat Israel and Miss Rosale Levy
! of Charleston are spending the day here
as guests Of Mr.. Richard Robinson
Cadets Gordon and Albert Rossgnol OF
| Gordon Institute, GAINESVILLE, Ga, have
returned to their home.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lucille Levy
celebrated her tenth birthday with a
| lovely chidrens party, at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Levy. At a
shooting contest. which formed a large
part of the afternoons amusement, the
| prizes. a pretty little Dresden teapot and
dainty vase, were won by Miss Anita
Lazaron and Miss Edna Colding. The
| other guests were the Misses Hannah
Gerst Joy Mendes, Rita Well Doris
| Lippman, Margaret Lyons, Bertha Laza-
! ron, Madeline Bigler, Lucille Perlinski,
Louise Grouse Retta Dryfus, Carlyn
Byck. Nell Wolff. Daisy Smith. Fannie
Kahnweiler Ray Solomons. Edna Byck
Mildred Ehrlich, Alma Collat. Lena
schulhafer, Claude Livingston, Doris
| Smith, Lucille Stern, Carry Putzel, Lillian
Kahnweiler, Vera Colding and Edna
Mohr.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7. Webb and FAM
lily will leave this week for the North.
Mr.. R. r. Richards, Jr., and Mr.. Will
lam Blum have returned from Athens.
Mrs. Isaac Ball and Miss Lott Ball of
Charleston, arrive to-day to visit Mrs. l..
C. Banks.
Mr.. Julian Beckett has returned from
the University of Georgia.
Miss Madge Hext left Thursday for
Rome Ga. as delegate to the Bpworth
League Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Frank and Misses
Irene and Viola Frank will spend the
summer at Sharon Springs and Saratoga.
Mr.. John Hastings Cutter returned last
week from pleasant trip to relatives and
friends in Southwest Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Berry have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Rose May, to Mr.. Ferris F.
Branan. Tuesday evening July 8, at $50
O'Clock. The wedding will take place at
their home on Bolton street.
Miss Clara Chandler returned yesterday
to her home in New Brunswick.
Miss Marion Cooper is visiting the Misses
Morgan at Tybee.
Miss Resale Beckett will leave during
the week for Asheville
Mrs. A. w. Masterson and Master Frank
Masterson are at the Atlantic Clubhouse,
Tybee.
Miss Angie Cubbedge has returned from
a visit 10 Charlotte. N. c.
TAthOtiS tHG oOCIdi SNSillS Vi tIlC htSh was
a surprise party given at the residence of
Miss Gallagher in honor of her guest, Miss
Katie b. Murphy of Augusta. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated with flow
ers, palms and Japanese lanterns, and the
guests enjoyed music as well as variety
of games. Those present were Miss Katie
Murphy, Miss Nellie Ray, Miss Sadie
Gallagher, Miss Mary Ruane, Miss Mary
Gallagher, Miss Agnes Diegnan Miss
Mary Cosey, Miss Nellie Mahoney. Mrs
James Anderson, Miss Rosa Barnickel
Miss Agnes Morgan, Miss Gertrude Rey-
nolds. Miss Jennie Kelley, Miss Agnes
Murtaugh Miss Essie Hodge, Miss Lillian
Hudson, Miss Essie Smith, Miss May
Spann, Miss Mercy Hunt Messrs. John
McDonough, Robert Wilson, Burt Thomas
John Reynolds, Willie Mingledorff John
Cannon, James Robertson, Willie Wolfe
Mark Masters, James McEllinn. Fred Heit-
man, Claude Robins, Charles Sickles, 10y
Lyons. Willie Kline. Cyril Kelly.
Mrs. A b. Rowe and Master Alvan
Rowe will leave Tuesday for Brunswick
TO visit relatives.
Mr.. Edmund Rhett arrives to-day to
visit his sister, Mrs. E. G. Trenholm. Mr..
Rhett has just been graduated with honor
from Annapolis.
Mrs. Thomas Ballantyne Jr., and chill
dren will leave during the week for
Waynesville. N c.
MISS Elizabeth MCDANIEL OF Sprin gfield,
Mo, and Miss Julia Commit of Jackson
VILE who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus S. Baker have returned TO
their homes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bailey and Miss
Stella Bailey, who has recently returned
from school in Washington, D. c., will
go to Tybee during the week to spend the
summer at the Inlet Club House.
The Misses Coney are in Brunswick Wis
iting Miss Ethel Conolly
Mr.. Jacob Cohen left Thursday for a
stay at Suwannee Springs, Fla.
Mr.. Walter Cargyle of Columbus is the
su st OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cargyle
Miss Estelle Burgheim of Houston.
Tex, is exp cted TO visit Mrs. E. H. Abra,
hams during The week. Later Miss Burg
helm will so abroad to study music in
Italy.
Mrs r. l. Cooper is visiting relatives
in Grifin.
Miss Mamie McGreal is spending her va
cation with her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Goldriek at Naval Station, Port Royal,
s. c.
Miss Salle Wilcox and Master Miles
Wilcox left during the week for New
Bedford. Mass.
Miss Addie Sievers returned during the
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