The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-08

closed their cottage ar Tybee, and are
at Mrs. Heywar1s on Whitaker street
Miss Edith Vaughan has returned
| from Thomaston, Ga, where she has
been visiting Miss Florence Castfen.
! Mr.. Edward H. Demere left Friday
for New YORK, going from there TO
| Newburys Conn. Before returning Mr.
| Demere viii visit Mr.. w. '.Templeton
| Johnson, on Staten Island.
Mrs. Charles H Strong sailed Mon
| day for New York. -'---
Mrs. Paul II. Seabrook left yester-
day for Baltip1ore.
Mr. Charles Fl. wakeman left dur
| ing the weak for Buffalo.
Miss Nell Reilly and Miss n. The
resa Reynolds are in Waypesville. N.
Mrs. w p Brooks and Mr.. w. p.
Brooks. Jry are in Henaaersonville, n.
| C., where they will remain until Octo-
| beT., ~ ~.
Capt w. G. Austin has returned to
| the city after an extensive trip
| through the Southwest. >.
Miss Ecie Reynolds was the guest of
Mrs. w. w. Fuller in Charleston last
| week.
Miss Dora Heller is spending the re-
raainder of the summer in Henderson
| Nlllts N. y. tf
Messrs c. A. Groves and c. w.
Rogers left during the week for Buffa-
10.
are in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Wilson left yes
terday for Baltimore.
Miss Mary Davis will attend the
| Lucy Cobb Institute during the year.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Butner left Friday for
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Jansen are in New
| York.
Mrs. ]. H. Elton and the Messrs FL
! ton left during the week for New York.
Capt. c. f. Marmelstein has arrived
from New York.
Mr.. c. S. Byek and family are
spending some time in Atlanta
Mrs. Joseph Cops is in walhalla,
S. c.
Mr.. Ben C. Yaney is, the guest of
Mr.. w. f. Parkhurst in Atlanta
Miss Emily Charlton left Friday for
New York to visit Mr.. Herman Charl-
ton.
Miss Lena Herman and Mr.. William
Herman, Jr., left Wednesday for Dem
yer, Col.
Mrs. Edmond L. Prince has been on
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home Tuesday.
Miss Eta Rothschild, who has been
spending sometime in Brunswick, Is
now in Atlanta
Miss Irene Timer left Wednesday
for Hot Springs, N. c., and from there
she will join a party in Asheyille.
Miss Fife STALL who has been visit
ing Mrs L. j. Andrews, left for Mo-
F., bile, Ala, Saturday.
Miss Griffin of Charleston, S. c., af-
ter visiting Miss Dorothy Hahn for
several weeks. returned home to-day.
Miss Regia Brown celebrated her
J. twelfth birthday on Tuesday evening
I Sept 8. at her home, rs Habersham
street. The principal event of the even
ing was tableaux entitled s"Cinder-
lila" and pantomine "Massa's in the
Cold, Cold Ground which was given
: by her friends, under the able manage
ment of Miss Frances Brind, after
which refreshments were served. Those
present were: Regia Brown, Eleano
Lacy, May Sullivan, Margaret 0'Dorlo-
van, Gerald Brown. Enlrna Brind, Me-
dora Brown, Cecile, McCaffery, Millie
j Hayden, Mary O,Copneli Rita Goette,
Loretta Mcmahon, Josephine Brind,
| Louisa Cole, Ruth Grundel, Alma
Brown, Julia Mccaffery, Nellie Magee,
Alice ,Grundel, Belle Davis. James Da-
Wis Herald Brind, George Brlnd, john
Magee, Jim Sullivan, william Brown,
William McCaffery, Miah Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs: M. Karsman entertain
ed on Monday afternoon in. honor of
her little daughter, Frances, who was
surprised by Miss Hannah Gerst, the
occasion being her ninth birthday. The
little ones INDUCED in dancing AMI
games and were then marched into the
dining room, where dainty refresh
ments were served. Prizes were won
by JOY Solomons, Vira DAHL. Mary
Hirsch, Rita Oliveros. Hannah Gerst,
Sadie Strauss, Those present were
Misses Leslie Kuck, Roy solomon, Olga
Dahl, Mary Hirsch, Hendree Davis.
Bsrgliot Dahl, Saidee Strauss, Joy Sol
onions, Hannah Gerst, Viva Dahl, Rita
Oliveros, Hannah Karsman, Masters
Norman Dahl, Oliver Strauss, Davil
Hirsch, Chris Dahl, Lowell Oliveros,
Louis Karson, Bruce Smell, little Miss
Frances was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts from her friends
Mrs. Thomas Bowden and Miss
Mamie Kavanaugh, who has been
spending the summer at Sweet Water
Park Hotel. Lithia Springs, Ga, will
leave for Atlanta this week TO be the
guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Bowden on Forest
avenue.
A delightful surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hahn at their