The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-29

Hops and Mrs. Wilcox were: Miss Mary
! Hopps. Miss MyTa Wilcox, Mr.. Frank lie
c. Hayward, Mr. Thomas W. Harper Mr..
Dan c. Betjeman and Mr.. Clayton Purse.
Miss Leila Gadsden, who has been the
guest of Miss Flora Dancy at White
| Bluff, returned Friday to her home in
STmmerville,
Mr.. Edward c. Mercer will leave We'd
nesday for Mount Airy, where Mrs. Mer
Ger and Mrs. Freeiand are spending the
/ summer.
Miss Theresa Smith IS at Rhlnebeck,
y. Y, for the summer months
Miss Julia Trezevant returned Mondty
| from Button, where she has been visit
ing Miss Lily Lyman
Dr. W H. Elliott will leave this week
for short visit to Saluda.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore D Kline, Miss
| Kline and Miss Mary Kline went North
| Monday Mrs. Kline aud the Misses Kline
will spend the rest OF the season at the
| Virginia summer resorts.
The barbecue club has recently held
| its annual reorganization meeting, Civ
ing the first Of its delightful entertain
ments this week at the old water works.
! Mr.. John Carsweu is the secretary of the
club, and among its other members are
| Mr.. W. w. Starr, Mr.. Hal Bacon, Mr..
George Gadsden. MI Merritt w. Dixon
and Mr.. James NJ. Dixon.
Mr.. c. {. Schley Jr. who has been
pursuing a course of study at Poughkeep-
sic. for the past two months, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Edward Barnwell was in Button
several days during the week, as the guest
OF Mrs. Joseph Huger.
Mr.. E. W. Smith who has been stay
! ing at Hotel Tybee for the past fortnight,
will sail for New York tomorrow, on his
way TO Saratoga for the month of August.
Mr.. Louis Morgan has recently accepted
| a position in New York where he will
now make his home. His friends here,
while rejoicing in his success, regret very
much his departure from Savannah.
Miss George Ashley of Trenton, S, G.,
and Miss Gretta Holmes of Charleston,
who have been guests of the Miss Rems-
| hart at White Bluff, have returned home.
| Mr.. and, Mrs Chestnut and Miss Con-
| stance Chestnut have returned from n
pleasant stay of several weeks az Tybee.
| Mr.. E. A. CUTS left Monday for Sara
toga. where Mrs. CUTS and Mr.. Walker
| Cults have been staying since the middle
of June.
Mr.. Harold Won Linstow, who has re-
| Gently returned from mis- summer trip 10
| Europe, is expected in Savannah to-mor-
row to spend few days among his
friends here before he goes to Dallas
Mrs James Earle is spending the
summer at Lithia Springs, near Atlanta.
Mr.. c. s. Pritchard. Jr. Of Button is
| in the city for a short stay.
Miss Bessie Halle of Gainesville, Fla,
will arrive Wednesday to visit Miss Ro-
berta Purse.
| Wednesday evening, from to 10, a de-
| lightful garden party was given a the
| Episcopal residence by the Aid Society of
| the Cathedral. The afternoon was devoted
! to the children, and these little folks had
! as merry time as possible, with good
| things TO. eat and pleasant games to play.
| In the evening the garden presented a
| very pretty sight, with its sWaying rows
| of japanese lanterns lighting up bright
| groups of summer-clad figures scattered
about at inviting little tables or wander
| ing in twos and threes over the lawn.
| Refreshments We're served by Miss Bell,
| Miss Alice Collins, Miss Katie OConnor,
Miss Annie Cody and Miss Delaney, while
| delightful music was furnished by Miss
| Julia Boyle and Miss Stella Gallagher on
the guitar, and Miss Fannie Rourke on the
| mandolin. Among those present were
Capt. and Mrs. Usina, Mrs. John Lyons,
| Miss Herschel OF Brooklyn, Miss Damour
of Brooklyn, Miss Trainor Of Macon, Miss
| Lynch, Miss Marie Harty, Miss Ambrose,
the Misses Lyons, Miss Bessie Gallagher,
| Miss Viva Harty, Miss Nellie Harty, Miss
Comm. Miss Emily Comm, Miss Rosa
Putzel Miss Loretta McGovern, Miss
Lillian McGovern, Col. Jordan f. Brooks,
DR.. NJ. F. Dunn, DR.. O'Connor, Mr. Court
! land Dixon, Mr.. Edward O. Brien, Mr.. Jo-
seph Harry, Mr.. H. T. Wilson, MIR. John
! Powers, Mr.. Sloat Mr. Armstrong, Mr..
Charles Wakeman and Mr. Hartwen.
Mrs. Leon Ferst went North Friday to
spend some weeks at Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hines and their
daughter of Washington, Ga, passed
through Savannah during the week on
| their way North and We're guests of Mr..
| r. T. Semmes. Mr., and Mrs. Hines left
| Friday for New York.
Mrs. Henry Blum, Mrs Miner of New
York, Miss Kate Blum, Miss Helen Blum
and Messers VIII and Walter Blum have
gone to Egremont Plain, Mass, in the
| Berkshire Hills for the rest of the sea-
son.
Mr.. duBose Boyleston made a short visit
to the city during the week.
Mr.. Matthew Pitcher, Jr., and Mr.. Pat
| ton Cheatham of Nashville, Tenn, and Mr..
James Sears and Mr.. Fred Hoyt of Way
| cross, who have been visiting Mr.. William
| Remshart for the past two weeks at his
HUNT a. w lANS 4DldiAs ANLuIii-
| ed home.
Mr.. j. ]. Dub will sail tomorrow for
| New York.
Mr. EDWIN Woodlands, accompa nied by
Master Marion Twiggs will leave Tuesday
for the North and West. After visiting
Atlanta. Chattanooga and Chicago, they
will spend the latter part of the season at
Mr.. Woodlands home in Kalamazoo,
! Mich.
In party which went out on the gov
eminent launch Friday for a days fish
! ing at oyster creek were Dr. Hicks, Lieut..
Young, Mr. Robert G. Fleming Mr.. Cou-
ter Carmichael and DR. Ralph Thompson.
Miss May O'Brien of Atlanta is the
! guest of the Misses McCrohan at the At
! lantic Club.
Mr.. Paul Seabrook, Miss A. G. Sea-
! brook and Mr. Paul Seabrook, Jr., sailed
! Friday for New York
| Mr. and Mrs. Kellar, Miss Luce, Miss
! Kellar, and Miss May Kelar spent Thurs
day evening very speasantly at Hotel fy-
! bee
Mrs. Arthur Well, who has been at Ty-
bee during July, left Tuesday for Mary
land to spend the rest of the season at
Blue Mountain.
| Mrs. Cleveland and Master Leonard
| Cleveland. after very pleasant stay at
/ Hotel Tybee have returned TO their home
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