The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-12

At cool, delightful Tybee, where one
may so soon forget the heat of the town,
this has been the gayest of weeks.
Tuesday evening at the hotel there was
a charming progressive euchre party. az
which Mrs. Charles F. Graham won the
ladies prize. a lovely pin tray, and Mr.
Jacob Lippman the gentlemen's prize. a
pearl and silver mounted blotter. The
other players were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Benson, Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. R. w.
Baughn. Mrs Grigg of Montgomery Mr..
c. F. Graham and Mr.. H. Jansen.
Mrs. E. w. Cubbedge chaperoned
party of young people at the dance on
the same evening. They we're Miss Lucy
Boyd Miss EuIa Gamble, Miss Angie Cub
hedge, Mr. Edward Thompson Mr.. Law
renee Lee. Mr.. Frank dec. Hayward and
Mr. Montague Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mills have gone
TO Saratoga
Mrs Abram Minis and Miss Minis are
spending the summer at Magnolia. Mass
Mrs. Jane Garmany is now in New York,
having recently returned from visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Brandt, in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. John schley Haines and
Miss Haines entertained at supper Wed
nesday evening in honor of Miss Lucy
BOYD. Their guests were Miss Boyd,
Miss schaeffer, Mr.. Clarence Connerat'
Jr.. Mr.. Ravenel Gignilliat and Mr.. John
Betieman.
Miss EuIa Gamble is the guest of Miss
Angle Cubbedge
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Baldwin have
gone to Lake Chautauqua.
DR.. and Mrs. John D. Paige will sail
this week for New York
Mrs George w Owens is spending sew
eral weeks at Cape Cod.
Miss Lucy Boyd who has been visiting
DR. and Mrs. Arthur Boyd returned
Thursday TO her home in Oxford Ga
Mr.. Abram Minis is at Ashcroft, b. c.,
from where he will start shortly on
hunting expedition through western Can
ada and probably Alaska.
Miss Jennie May and Miss Katherine
Marvin are with Miss Maud Smith at
Montgomery.
Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs. r. NJ. Hull and Mas
ter Mcleod Hull, are staying at Hlck-
DRY, N. c.
MIS-. " NJ OOiltii - at
Miss Lima Woodbridge will leave to-mor-
row for Coburg, Can, TO join Mrs. Arthur
s. Haines, who is spending the summer
there. Miss Woodbridge will probably
make a stay OF some length at the North,
and during her absence the office of treas
urer of the Fresh Air Home will be hiied
by Mrs. Ralston Wyily.
Mr.. ]. Nevett Steele, Jr., returned Mon
day from short visit to Button, and
left Tuesday for New York.
Mr.. F. C. Battey and DR.. j. G. Van
Marter will go North tomorrow, on their
way TO Canada. After a short stop in
New York and Boston they will proceed by
way of Halifax and Cape Breton. TO the
interior of Newfoundland, for a six weeks
expedition, reindeer hunting and salmon
fishing.
Miss Georgia McAlpin. who has been
spending some time at Highland Falls
with her sister. Mrs H. N--Johnson. Mlll
leave shortly TO visit in ST. Paul.
Mr.. John w. Huger returned Monday
from his European trip, and left yester-
day for New York
Mrs. T. S. Wayne and Miss Mary
Wayne who are now at North Hatley
Can, will leave shortly to visit Mrs.
Warde at Port Hope. Ont. They will re-
turn to Savannah about the middle of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hartridge and Mas
Ter 10 Hartridge. are guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Leslie Russell in Canton, ". Y
Mrs. George Cope will leave to-day to
join Mrs. Freeland and Mrs. Edward c.
Mercer at Mt. Airy.
DR. II. H. Martin will return tomorrow
from two months stay at Hotel Tybee.
odr. George r. TennHle went North
Wednesday. After a few days stay at
his home in East Orange. Mr.. Tennille
will leave with a party of friends for
trip of several weeks on the steam yacht
Duchess. Most of the time will be spent
cruising about Long Island sound. with
probable stops at Narragansett, Newport
and other neighboring resorts.
Miss Mary Hops has returned from a
visit to Miss Clermont Huger in Button
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langhorne Will
son will return this week from a two
months stay at their cottage, Hotel Ty-
bee
Mrs. Hollins X. Randolph passed
through the city in the early part of the
week on her way TO Virginia.
In party which spent Friday evening
at the Yacht Club were Mr. and Mrs.
James Menzies DR.. and Mrs william c.
Hobby. Lieut.. and Mrs. W. S. Whitfield.
Miss Ellen McAlpin. Miss Fraser of At
lanta Mr.. II. Wiley johnson and Mr.. e. o.
Watkins.
Mr.. Mills b. Lane sailed Thursday for
New York from where he will go to Boston
10 spend about two weeks.
Master Macolm Maclean, Jr.. will return
this week from Cherry Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, who has spent
the past three weeks at the White Sui
phur, has gone to Warm Springs. Va.
Mr.. w Gordon Harrison will return to-
day or in the early part of the week from
a visit TO Brandon and Virginia Beach.
Miss Mona Wylly is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. John Sullivan schley sailed Tuesday
for New York.
Mr. r. Wiley johnson left yesterday TO
Join Mrs. Johnson at Highland Falls. on
the Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott and their
family will return this week from Green
brier White Sulphur Springs
Mr.. e. o. Watkins left yesterday for a
short visit to his sister in Stanton, Va,
after which he will spend some time at
Warm Springs and the Greebrier White
Sulphur.
AIrs. a. c. Haskell. who has been stay
ing at Mountain Rest. near Lake Mohonk,
returned home during the week.
Thare Was another charming euchre par