The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-29

having wagered her $3.50 that she would
not come to the peach section and mack
peaches through the entire season To-
morrow she viii go home to claim her
winnings. She asks that her name be
withheld.
Miss Louise bearing was the charm
ing little hostess at a trolley ride Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. bearing and Mrs
I. Z. Schley chaperoned the young peo-
pie, who were Miss Ophelia Dent, Miss
Anna Bell, Miss Carrie Clay, Miss Mary
Morel, Miss Constance Chestnut, Miss
Elise Krenson. Miss Nora Edmonston.
Miss Gertrude Sullivan
Mrs. S. S. Hamilton left Monday night
to join her daughter, Mrs. Staten, at
white Sulphur Springs, where she will
spend August and September. After that
she will visit in Knoxville, Tenn.
Among those who enjoyed the dancing al
Isle of Hope Tuesday evening was party
chaperoned by Mrs Cecil Gabbett. in
which were Miss Edna Gamble, Miss Lee
onora Gabbett, Mr.. Thomas Harper. Mr.
Frank de C. Hayward. Mr.. Montague
Boyd, Mr.. Stephen Hayward and Mr. Raw
enel Gignilliat.
Mrs. j. H Kinzie has returned home
from visit to Walthourville
Mrs. st. ]. B. Graham and her sister
Miss Mayer of Kentucky, sailed Wednes-
day for Europe. They will Join a party
of friends on the other side and after
spending several weeks in Carlsbad will
travel on the continent until late in the
fall.
Miss Adah Roberts leaves this week for
Athens to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Davis
Miss Eta Rothschild gave delightful
luncheon Friday at Bannon Lodge in
honor of Miss Marie Reiman of Missis-
sippi The other guests were Mrs. Sol
Hirsch, Miss Flora Marks and Miss Ida
Borchardt of Brunswick, Miss Florette
Russak of New York, Miss Teresa Hymes
Miss Lena Samuels, Miss Sarah Stern
Miss Laura Rothschild, Miss Amy Co.
hen and Miss Bertha Rothschild.
Mr. A. NJ West and Miss Edith West
Will leave during the week for Waynes-
vile, N. C.
Monday night Miss Winifred Doyle gave
bicycle run, complimentary to Miss
| Quinn of Charleston, the guest of Miss
| Reynolds. Supper was served at Ban
non Lodge, Thunderbolt, and a pleasant
evening was spent. Those present were
! Miss Quinn, Miss Blake, Miss Doyle. the
! Misses Ecie and Nell Reynolds, Mr. Ed
O'Brien, Deitz Clarke, Frank Palmer,
| Hockey Germany and Finley Rossignol
Mrs Whatley and Miss Bessie Whatley
| left yesterday for New York. Later MISS
! Whatley will enter the New York Con-
/ servatory of Music, to pursue her musical
studies during the coming winter
Miss Susie Jaudon will leave this week
to spend August and September at
| Waynesville.
| Miss Lily Vaughn of Augusta, who has
| been the guest of Miss Kehoe, at Tybee,
has returned home.
Mrs. John T. German and Miss Bertha
| Schulz returned during the week from
! Waynesville.
Master Frank McGnn gave a merry lit
tie birthday party Monday the occasion
being his ninth birthday. His guests were:
Miss Ethel Philips, Miss May Philips
Miss Annie O'Brien, Miss Marie Pierce
Miss Gertrude Virgins Miss Pearl
Hague, and Masters 10 O'Brien Tom
O'Brien, Artie Pierce, Lewis Virgins, VIII
4 lie Hague, and 10 Allen.
Mrs. Schauf, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Perlinski, on Chippewa
Square, will return tonight to her home
in Atlanta.
Mrs Walter Petty is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Goodwin, in New York.
Mr.. Frank Bowen and Mr. Hunt Of
Adrian spent last week with friends in
| Savannah.
Mr.. Charles Sehler of Augusta is the
guest of Mr.. Charles f. Schaupp
Mrs NJ. E. Barry is spending the sum-
mer very delightfully."- in AsheviIle.
Miss Mary Hanly has returned from
pleasant visit to Button.
Mr.. James Sullivan will leave to-mor-
row for Asheville.
Mr.. John ONeill. Mr.. j. Kavanaugh and
! Mr.. John Calhoun, enjoyed days fishing
during the week on Mr.. ONeilrs launch
Mr.. W. A. Barry will go to Asheville
| Monday to join his mother.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Powers gave a
! charming euchre party Wednesday even
| ing in honor of their guest, Miss Herschel
| The ladies prize, beautiful hatpin was
won by Miss Dooner, while Mr.. Kava-
| naugh received the gentemen's prize
pair OF silver-mounted military brushes.
! The other guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. II
| 7. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Down
| ing, Mr. and Mrs. James Dooner, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Bohan, Mr.. and Mrs Con-
| nelley, Miss Lily Powers, Miss Margaret
Murphy, Mr.. Preston Price, Mr. Robert
| Beatty, and Mr.. Byrnes.
Mr.. Frank Gallagher will leave Tuesday
for New York, where he will reside in the
future, having lately accepted a position
in that city.
Miss Elizabeth Kane and Miss Anna
Kane will go North Tuesday on their