The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-08

the season at Montgomery White Sur
phur Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Glennan Grady left
Thursday to spend the summer az Cataw-
ba Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbert Miss Eliza
BETH Miss Mabel Gilbert and Master
Harry j. Gilbert went North Friday.
The Misses Landershine have gone TO
Charleston for the convention of the Ma
tonal Educational Association.
Miss Annie B. Bell is visiting her cous-
in, Mrs. Black, on Rutledge avenue
Charleston. Miss Bell expects to attend
the sessions of the National Educational
Association this week.
Miss Maud c. Williams left Thursday
10 spend the summer at her home in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. We'll, Miss jean
nette We'll and Miss Rita We'll will leave
tomorrow for Northern summer re-
sorts.
Mr.. George NJ. Gadsden returned this
week from New York, where he spent the
past fortnight.
Miss Muslin sailed Thursday on the Ma
coochee to spend two or three months at
the North.
Mrs. e. schuster and Miss Elspeth
Schuster will leave tomorrow for New
York.
Mr. W. F. Constantine returned last
week from White Springs.
Miss Annie Mcclure, who has spent the
past fortnight in Brunswick with her
friend, Miss Wenz, expects to return to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Ransford, Mas
ter Noel and Master Henry Ransford came
back to the city yesterday after spending
a month at the Atlantic Club House.
Miss Annie Mcclure and Miss Clarity
will go to Tybee tomorrow for a two
weeks stay at the Atlantic Clubhouse.
Miss Cora Johnson is the guest of Miss
Alma Lindsay at Hotel Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage Lyman and family
left Tuesday for Bluffton, s. c.
Miss Eunice Lppman was the guest Of
Mrs. Jacob Lippamn at Tybee last week.
Miss Marie Wheless, who has been Wis
itng her brother, Mr. ]. T. Wheless, left
Thursday for Augusta.
Mr.. George w. Beckett went to New
York yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs Ward of Selma ALA, with
their two children, are staying at Hotel
Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Altmayer of Macon
leave to-day after weeks visit at Tybee
Miss Lille Hirsch of Columbus is at Ho-
tel Tybee. where her musical talents add
much TO the pleasure of the guests.
Mr.. ]. E. Grady sailed for New York
last Monday.
Mr.. A. H Kelley has returned from
West Point, Va, where his family is
spending the summer.
Mrs. Frank l. Pickering went North
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs Edward
Randall, at Bayonne, N. j.
Mr.. Robert Cannon left for New York
Friday.
Mrs. J. c. Puder and Miss Eleanor Pu-
der have gone North to spend the summer.
Mrs Emma c. Carter has issued invita-
tons to the marriage OF her daughter,
Caroline Anne, to Mr.. Arthur Douglass
Strobhar. The wedding will take place at
the Christian Church, Thursday evening.
July 49, at O'Clock. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr. ard Mrs. Strobhar will
begin the short wedding trip that they
contemplate. After July % they will be at
home at 220 Peachtree street, Atlanta, in
which city Mr.. Strobhar now resides. He
holds responsible position there with the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
Both the young people are well known in
Savannah. where Mr.. Strobhar lived until
the removal of the Offices of the Virginia
Carolina Company from this city TO At
lanta.
In a sailing party on Friday evening on
the Ecie r.. were Miss McKindsey, Miss
Murphy, Miss nellie Reynolds, Miss Ecie
Reynolds Miss Gertrude Reynolds Judge
s. Reynolds, Messrs. Dietz Clark, Jack
Murphy, Herbert Freeman, Joseph Meow
ern.
Amonk the delightful entertainments of
the week was the informal luncheon given
Thursday by Mrs. Robert Benjamin HUI
bert al Sand Drift Cottage. Tybee. The
guests were Mrs ]. Quincy Hodges. Mrs
Charles W. West Misses Edith Stillwell,
Lula and Ella Morgan, Meta kemps,
Marion Cooper Emily Crawford. Messrs
Tarleton Garrett Brown of Denver, d. p.
Woodward, W. B. Hamilton, Robert Nc