The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09

ere gathering from the four summer quar-
tiers 81 ,he elobe. mountain. ocean laSc
and river. 90 meet here with handshake.
and where have you heen7" ami what
have sou doncg' and then slip quietly
into their shattered homes Tor 6rivf
holiday OF rest.
This nondoscript season b. tho halfway
house OF the year. q halune pace be'ween
the frivoliiies Of summer gone and win
ter coming. from which We look before
and after. api pIne-a few 81 as. perhaps-
for what is not. but are mostly contented.
No more gosslppy mornings on the shady
hotel yeranda. with blt Of embroidery
OF che latest novel and an endless sup
81, 81 chatter. No more Informal dances,
with stars uud moon lu sight and an in
vlting stretch OF beach not far on. No
more lawn parties. whore a huny gown
ana rose laden Leghorn transform the ath-
ietic summer girl 81 the links into a
dainty bit q fcminnsty again. No more
energetic mountain climbs with that rare
and interesting creature. the summer man.
No more lazy hours rowing about The
lakes Summer ia over and We are AZ
home again. bringing many pleasant
things Some few extra pounds aYolriu-
pois a fresh stock % IDEAS. che memory
OF new friends gained and old friends re-
found. a hopeless case % suuhurn, n
we are athletic. soaring ambitions n We
arc golfiacs. fancy stitches and delight
ful recipes. " we ara domestic. now
gowns. the most satisfying possession Of
ali n We ara merely feminine
Mrs. Lewis r. Haskell and Miss Eliza
beth Haskell are expected home ia few
dayF from stay OF several weeks az the
Virginia Springs. Miss Sally Haskell will
not return with her mother. but viii 10
20 Clarksville to visit Miss Meta Thomas
ar. and Mrs. Hubert Battersby Duck
worth arrived len the city recently from q
months visit 20 Mr. Dnckworth's parents
IN Liverpool. ana are now staying az the
home OF Mr.. and Nc. John schley
Haines.
Miss Ellen McAipln went 90 North Car
olina Tuesday night to make a ten days
stay with Mrs. NJ. N. Hopkins at Ashe-
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hahersham Clay. who
have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs Brenton
Greene az Newport expect TO return to
Savannah Saturday.
The following Georgians were recently
81 i.uccrne, Switzerland. Mrs. John l..
Hammond. Miss Marion Hammond. the
Messrs. Hammond. Mrs r. r. Burdeil
Mr. = =. shoiter. and the Misses shot
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs T. y. Weed are making
trip through Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy G. Hunter and Mas
Ter Tracy q. Hunter. Jr.. returned Friday
morning from BlunL1n. where they were
guests of Mrs. D. b. Guerard.
Airs. VIM c. Hobby left Friday night
20 spend the rest Of September and posi-
bly, October with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Warner Of Kentucky. who are
now living az Ia Toilette, Tenn. near
Knoxville.
Mira r. S. Wayne and Miss Mary Wayne
have returned after a delightful summer
IN Canada.
Mrs. William Allen OF New York. who
will be remembered here az Miss Mary ~
Anderson. has a story called "The Love
Letters OF a Lar" ln tho September num-
Der Of The Smart Set" Mrs. Allen has
already published some poems that have
attracted attention.
Mrs. John $. TIowkins. Master John ana
Master Hayward Howklns. returned
Tuesday from The Dunes" their cottage
az Tybee. and are nov guests Of Mrs
Guerard Hayward on Forsyth Park
Miss Emma H. Hopkins has gone 20
New York to be the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs
Henry Wilson Hodge until the latter part
OF September.
Miss Jessie Anderson has returned from
a delightful visit IN Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. l.. Cunningham and
Miss Jean Cunningham left Thursday for
NNaNmnNfHffAa 49, a.
and her little daughter viii remain until
cooler weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mercer are al
home again after a pleasant summer at
Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs A. p. Hull returned Fri.
day from New York. after months
absence. most Of which was passed in
travelling through Canada.
Miss Agnes Rourke was hos,ess We'd
nesday evening al fsh supper al Ban
non Lodge in honor Of Mifs Darmour
Some OF her guests We're Miss Darmour
Miss Lynch, Miss Kate Lyons. Miss Mel
lie Br.en. MT ,. G. Butler. Jr. MIR. J.
J. McGovern, Mr.. Hutton ana Mr.. J.
Black.
Mr.. Alex Thosmar arrived IN the city
Monday after spending the summer
abroad.
Mr. ana Mrs Charles A. Gibbes ana
Master Edward Gibbes have returned
from Canada ana are IN New York for
a months stay.
Miss Nina Hun Is the guest OF Mrs
W. w. owens On Button.
Mr., Frank Egan has returned 20 the
city after spending a fortnight with Mrs
Exam and the Misses Egan In Marquette
Mr.. Coaiter n Carmichael viii go 10 Vir-
glnia IN the latter part % tho week for
a ten days visit 20 Fredericksburg, and
other points IN the state.
Mles Caroline Chisholm passed through
the city recently. returning 10 her home
In Birmingham. after y visit 20 her sister,
Mrs Bernard Guest NJ New Rochelle.
Miss Lima woodbridge returned 20 the
States from Canada short time ago. and
r. now al Mountain Rest House. Lake
Aohonk.
Miss Ethel Chisholm Il the guest Of Miss
Calie irwin In rhomasville.
Tuesday evening Mrs. T. NJ Sullivan
and Airs ". G McDonouEh chapcroncd
a pleasant patty that enjoyed q buck
board drive 20 Thunderboli ana later n
delightful river trip on Mr w G MELON
ouEhs Yacht Those IN the party were
N So Katie McDououEh Miss Leila Nc
Don0uEh. Miss Groves, Miss viva Sulli-
van Miss May Palmer. Mr George Tur-
ner, Mr.. John Rourke. Mr. Edward Has
lam. Mr. Joseph McGovern. Mr.. John But
Ter and Mr. Frank Golden.
Or. and Mrs J. g. IeHardy returned TO
the city Tuesday after a visit 10 Mr. afri
Mrs Charles Dixon az Rofodew their