The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

!. Eliza Clay are spend ng some time at
Tybee
Miss Elizabeth Lucas of Pineopolis S.
c., has be n visiting her uncle, Mr.. Hey
ward RaveHel
ca I. and Mrs. Blum arrived during the
week from New York.
Miss Anna Claghorn and Master Gould
Claghorn are visiting in Pensacola.
Mrs. J Bruen will spend part of the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Beck in
Wilkt sbarre, Pa
Miss CT rmont Huger left yesterday to
join her family at Bluffton.
Miss Emma Dunbar and Miss Anna
Bell Austin, both OF Augusta, arrived at
Tybee Thursday.
Dr. John ]. h. Train arrived Monday
to visit his parents, MIR and Mrs. H. f.
Train. Dr.. Train will be enc Of the as
sistants at the Bellevue Medical College
for the next year. He left for New York
yesterday
Mrs. George Z. Cope accompanied by
the Misses Julia and Hada Hunter left
during the week for Griffin, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A Bisbee Miss Viz
ginia Bisbee and Master Bisbee left last
night for Gainesville where they will
visit relatives for month before going
to the Hot Springs, Va.
Messrs. T. Lloyd Owens, Clarence Con-
nerat Harry Daniel and Louis Haskell,
who went over in the Hornet for tho
Charleston regatta, are expected home
early in the week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hays baltimore
arrived from the North yesterday and are
at home at No. 33i Barnard street.
Mrs. W. .. Simkins and Miss Annie
simkns left Thursday for Philadelphia 90
spend month with Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
P. Crisfield. Mr.. Neyle Habersham
Simkins is also the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Crisfeld. Later Mrs. Simklns, with her
daughter and son. will go to the noun
tains of Pennsylvania for August and
September.
Mrs. James Mills. who has been for
some time at Tybee, returned TO the city
Thursday.
Miss Lucy Boyd attended the marriage
OF her cousin Miss Lydia Van Wyek, a
niece of Mayor Van Wyck of New York,
Wednesday evening at Anderson. S {.
Miss Boyd will be the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. A F. Boyd, for the early part OF
July.
Mrs. A. Z. Moynelo and Miss Lola Moy-
nelo are now in Denver, where they will
spend the early part of the summer, goins
later to Colorado Springs. In the fall
they will Join Mr.. Moynelo in Cuba
and will probably pass through Savannah
on their journey South.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell went to Tybee
Friday TO spend several days.
Miss Julia Trezevant and Miss Mar
garet Charlton Will visit Miss Lily Lynah
at Button, S. G.. this week.
In the current number of the Criterion
is very interesting article on art work
written by Mrs. Mary II. A. Allen, for
merly Miss Anderson of this city.
Mr.. Julian Hartridge, who for the last
few years has successfully conducted the
School of st. James, Maryland, has re-
signed hts position as headmaster and
will make his home in New York Mrs.
Hartridge with her little son, is spend
ing the summer near Hagerstown.
Mr., J. Moultrie Lee, Jr.. is the guest of
Mr.. Charles Mackall at The Lawn, Va
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael and family
and Misses Eleanor Mary and Master
Spencer Shotter left during the week TO
spend the summer at Gainesville.
Mrs. Hayward Lyman and family left
for Bluffton last week for the summer
Mr.. ], D. Carsweli Mr.. Robert NJ. Hull
and Mr.. Dave Barrow were lg the
Savannahians at che Charlest gatta.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Hopkins and children are
spending the summer at Asheville.
Mrs A. L. Hartridge and Mrs. ]. Camp
bell arrived from Baltimore Tuesday and
will spend July and August at their old
home, on st. Simons Island. Mrs. Hart
ridge was graduated from the Johns Hop
kins Training School for Nurses in June.
and will return to the hospital Sept. l to
room.
left Friday for Baltimore, from where
they will go to Canada for the summer
Mrs C. L. Montague and the Misses
Emily and Norma Montague left yester-
day for the North, to spend the summer
with relatives at Tarrytown,
Miss Miriam Dent will, leave during the
week TO visit Miss Clermont Huger, at
Bluffton.
Miss Leila Claghorn will spend the sum-
mer in Sweden.
Mrs Edward G. Trenholm and family
left Friday to spend the summer at Ty-
ron, N. c. Miss Floride Banks is Mrs.
Trenhom's guest.
Gen. and Mrs. W. w. Gordon left for
the North yesterday. Later they will go
90 England to visit their daughter, Mrs.
William Low.
Mrs A. P. Adams and Master Charles
Adams sailed yesterday for New York
Miss Nan Golden was the guest of Miss
Viva Sullivan at Tybee for the early part
of last week.
Mrs Freeland and her daughter Mrs
Edward Mercer will leave tomorrow for
Mt. Airy.
Miss Gretts Holmes Of Charleston and
Miss George Ashley of Tren on, S. c., are
sitting the Misses Remshart at White