The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-08

cry left Thursday to visit his aunt Mrs.
Malcolm Maclean in Griffin.
A very charming party from Troy. Ala,
spending the past ten days at Tybee con-
sisted of MI and Mrs. James Murphree,
Miss Minnie Gill Murphree, Miss Bessie
Murphree, Mrs. Fox Henderson, Miss
Gussie Henderson, Miss Loutie Wilkerson
and Mr.. Josh Copeland. They left Sat
urday to the great regret of their many
friends az the hotel, to whom Mrs. Muir
phree. especially, with her beautiful
daughter as accompanies, has given so
much pleasure by her exquisite singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolff, who have been Wis
Ting at Tybee. returned yesterday to
their home in Macon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Clay left Tuesday
night for Marthas Vineyard. Later they
will visit Nantucket and other New Eng
land coast resorts.
Mrs. F. V. Walker of Button, who
spent a few days in Savannah last week
with Miss McAlpin, left Tuesday TO visit
relatives in Albany, N. Y. from where
she will go to the Thousand Islands TO
stay with Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Wilbur, at
Sport Island, Alexandria Bay.
Thursday morning the launch Neva s.
brought very pleasant party from Ty-
bee to Savannah. A delightful luncheon
HdQ b6tl DIONlutu, anu lllt NIUE JOulltg
TO town was a very enjoyable one. Those
who made it were Mrs. J. f. Grady, Miss
Jumonville of New Orleans, Miss Lizzie
Kirby. Miss McCrohan, Miss Margaret
G.. McCrohan, Miss Norma O'Connor, Mr.
John W. Golden and Mr.. John Brennan
Mrs. P. ]. O'Connor and family are
spending the season at the Atlanta club
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Clay returned
Wednesday from Tybee.
Miss A. V Bourquin sailed for New
York Tuesday to spend two or three
months at the North.
Mr.. T. S. Lucas went to Charleston Fri
day to attend the convention of the Ma
tional Educational Association.
Miss Georgia Hull McAipin, who has
been travelling in Europe during the past
year. arrived in New York on the Fourth
of July by the Oceanic.
Mrs. Malcolm Maclean, the Misses Mac
lean and Masters Malcolm, George and
Charles Maclean left Thursday for Cher
ry Hill, their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ashmore will leave
for Charleston Tuesday afternoon. 90 be
present at the National Educational AS
ISOLATION Convention, which will be held
this week in that city and which will be
attended by the most prominent educa-
tors in the country. Mr.. Ashmore will
take an important part in the exercises.
speaking at the Friday afternoon session
of the department. of elementary schools
on a subject assigned to him by the com
mittee, Should the Grammar School Be
Eliminated?"
Mr.. J. D. Weed left Friday for his sum-
mer home at Noroton, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Binswanger left during
the week to spend the summer North.
The Terpsichorean Club. which has
given so many delightful dances during
the past year, has disbanded for the sum-
mer.
DR. and Mrs. J. p. Read will arrive
this week from Green Cove Springs, to
make a short stay in Savannah.
Miss j. c. Furse and Miss Margaret
Furse will leave tomorrow to attend the
National Educational Association Con-
vention in Charleston.
Miss Cecile Woods will go TO Macon
Tuesday to spend a few weeks with
friends.
Miss Julia T. Hunter will leave Tues
day with her grandmother, Mrs George
L. Cope 10 spend month in Griffin with
Mrs Thomas r. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Jones, Miss Ger
trude Jones and Master Catesby Jones
left Friday night for Blowing Rock
where they expect to spend the summer
Miss Hada Hunter will go to Griffin
next Tuesday to visit Mrs Thomas r.
Mills
Miss Susie Olmstead and Miss Florence
Olmstead sailed for New York Saturday.
Mr.. Roy NJ. Bailey returned Friday from
Lexington. where he has been attending
the Virginia. Military Institute, He will
spend the holidays with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Bailey. at che Inlet Club.
Tybee.
Mrs. Kline, Miss Helen Kline and Mas
ter Frank Kline have gone North for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs James F. Grady and
Miss Marie Grady will spend the rest of