The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-15

Society in Waycross.
Mr. Alfred Strickland and Miss Cox
We're married at the home of Mr.. Cuyler
Cox, the brides father, Wednesday
night.
Miss Annie Bradshaw has gone 10
Moultrie, where she will join a wedding
party to go by special train to Obe Ga,
where MIR. Sam Harrell and Miss Annie
Norman are to be married A large recep-
ton will be given at the home of the
brides parents.
Miss Eva Wolf, who is a visitor at
Judge H. P. Brewers hospit able home, at
tended Miss Thigpen's house party at
Downing.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McWhite and Miss
Lucy Fryer were in Waycross yesterday
from Leliaton.
Miss Hattie Grace will leave in a few
days for an extended visit to New York
and other points in the North.
Miss Delegal of Darien was a visitor 60
Waycross yesterday.
Miss Roxie Bradley, who is teaching at
Wilsonville, came home to attend the
Aga then Bradley nuptials and visit her
fathers family.
Sunday afternoon two prominent young
people of Pierce county were married at
the home of Mr.. David Summerall, near
Blackshear. The contracting parties were
Mrs. Ella Peacock and Mr.. Henry Bowen.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Morgan. The attendants were r. J. Phil
lips and Miss Lula higgins. Mr.. Mack
Brown and Miss Alice Sewall. The groom
is a successful farmer of Pierce county,
and the bride is the widow of the late
Lewis Peacock and sister of Hone James
Summerall of Pierce county.
Mrs. B. r Billiard of Savannah is the
guest of Mrs Alexander Seasons on Lee
avenue
Mrs. r. P. Izlar and her children are
spending some time in Greenville, S. c,
Misses Sadie Waldron and Matte Bull
lard of Savannah, are the charming guests
of Miss Pauline Seasons.
Mrs. ]. N. Horne has as her guest Miss
Rosa Turner of Brunswick.
Miss Allie Law has returned to her home
in Dorchester. after a visit with the
Misses Allen on Jane street.
Miss Lizzie Bird has returned home
from Brunswick
Miss Nora Lee Smith viii return home
from ST. Simons about July Is, when she
will take trip to Baltimore and points
NertA.
Miss Mary Young has returned home
from Valdosta.
Mrs w. 7. Seaman and Miss Mary
Young have gone on trip through FLOR
ida with Mrs. Seaman's father, Capt. W.
w. Ansley, in his private car
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Agathen will spend
a short while on Cumberland Island after
which they will return to Waycross'
which place will be their future home
Mrs Elizabeth Lightsey, of Keysville'
Fla. is visiting relatives here. She is
sister of Judge Warren Joel and John A
Lott and Mrs. Fannie Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Frierson of Sotkee'
are visiting Mrs. J. r. Wellis' VINO Is
sister of Mrs. Frierson-
Mrs w. ]. Smith and her two daugh-
tiers. Misses Nora Lee and Ada, left Mon
day for st. Simons.
Miss Maud Stokes will spend ten days
with friends at Baxley, after Which she
will visit relatives in McRae.
Rev. r. NJ. Christian and family will
tent during the Holiness camp meeting at
Indian Spring.
Mrs f. w. Bib will spend month at
Indian Springs.
Mrs. G.. W, Deem will spend the sum-
mer at Ashevile, N. C.
Miss Jessie Boyd will leave soon for her
home near Atlanta. after delightful So
fourn with her sister Mrs. F. w. Btbo'
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Fox will make sa-
vannah their future home.
Mrs ]. c. Humphreys and her niece
Mics Marie Wester have returned home
from Stockton
Mrs S. Nj. Stokes and Miss Helen left
Tuesday morning for McRae, where they
will visit Mrs. r. j. Stroller.
Miss Roxie Bradley, Of Hogan's, Ca
attended the Agathen- Bradley wedding.
she is niece of w H. Bradley.
A party of Waycross people spent Wed
nesGay evening very pleasantly with 'he
Colony people up at Ruskin. In the party
were Misses Hattie Grace, Maggie CraW-
,ov Kate Johnson, Annie Paine, Lula Nc
S,ila,, Fueenia REYNOLDS and Mabel
csars Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hawkins and
Ms n II. Burnette chaperoned the par
ty.
Miss Kate Belllngton was here sunday
f ON Ann!s on, Ala
Mrs G. A. Radford and children are
wishing their uncle, w. Nj. Abbott at Is
tachatta, F!a.
Mrs w. II. Mcintosh and her mother
Mrs s A. steele are spending the heat
ed term in the mountains OF Virginia.
Mrs George Kempton, who has been
quite sick here, has gone TO spend a while
at Douglass
Miss Ida Gray is visiting in Albany.
Mrs. j. NJ. Freeman and her daughter,
Miss Dollie, have returned to their home
in Douglas
Mrs. Strasser and daughter stopped
over in Waycross on their way to Thorn
asville, where they will spend some time
Miss Leila Fryer was here yesterday
from Leliaton.
Mrs j. M. Miller and children were
here Wednesday, visiting They are from
Ellisvile, Miss
Misses Maggie Crowley, Fay Word.
Hattie Grace. Bulah billiard, Josie
Meara, Nora Burke and Mrs. w II. MIL
Ter expect to so to Indian Spring next
week.
-Cured.-"Y lived at a water-cure es-
tablishment a whole year Did 1t cure