The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-07
FOR THOSE WHO co AND THOSE WHO STAY

Springs, S. c., where they VIII remain
Springs, Va.
Mrs. Henry Stevens will leave In few
days for Saluda, N. C.
Miss Emily link returned from Macon
during the week, after spending a de-
lightful visit to her friends, the Misses
Schell
Misses Olmstead are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Earle at Tybee.
Miss Maud Hayward left on Saturdays
steamer for Baltimore, from there she
will go to Chatauqua, to take
the course in library economy. Miss
Hayward will be away until fall, visiting
the Buffalo Exposition, and in Baltimore,
before her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney Thorpe chape-
roned party of young folks on a wagon
ride to White Bluff on July d. where a
delightful day was spent. Those present
were Misses Corabel Clark, Nina Smith,
Lillian Clark, Jessie Freeman, Clara
Smith. Adeline Looney, Lila Kieffer, and
Miss Louise ONeal of Rome, Ga. Mr.. o.
F. Smith, Ralph b. Clark, John Perry
w. j. Clark, Geo. c. Dixon, j. H. Clark,
w. A. Rimes, N. V. Clark
Miss Lila Tilton Of Brunswick, is Wis
Mr.. D. F. Waidhauer left Tuesday for
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell left on Thurs
day for Bluffton to visit Mrs. w. w.
Owens.
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham is the guest Of
Mr.. Rauers at st. GATHERINGS Island.
Miss Clifford Munnerlyn and Miss Jen-
ME Haines have been at Noroton, Conn,
visiting Miss Josine Weed
Mr.. Julian Schley, Jr., has returned
from Augusta.
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael. Miss Bes-
sic Shotter, Spencer Shooter and Miss
Sallie Carmichael. left for Habersham
county Thursday.
Miss Johnson loft during the week for
the North.
Mrs. Randolph Anderson left for Mari
eta during the week.
Mr. w S. Loreel of Birmingham, Ala,
spent several days in the city last week.
Mr.. George Walter spent day in the
city, on his way to Brunswick, to visit
Mrs. Harry Dunwoody.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Waller have gone
to Gainesville. to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Meta Thomas left Saturday for
Button S. C.
Mr.. Newell Turner was graduated with
distinction from the School of Osteopa-
thy at Philadelphia. He will reach Sa-
vannah in a few days, and spend the
summer here.
Miss Mary A. Owens left for Hender-
sonville on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs Kulman were among the
passengers on the Nacoochee on Wednes-
day.
Capt. A. F. Marmelstein and two
granddaughter, the children of Mr.. and
| Mrs. /. f. Miller, returned to the city
on the Kansas City, Tuesday afternoon
Miss Henrietta Boatwright of Edge.
field, S. c., is visiting Mrs. b. Lockwood
Clancy of Oglethorpe avenue, west.
Miss Stickney of Charleston, s. c.. II
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. Green Fleet.
wood, 410 East Waldburg. street.
Mr.. w. P. North has returned from
Ave weeks stay at Old Point Com,
fort.
Mr.. George Howard, Jr.. of Augusta, Is
in the city visiting Mr.. Rogers Starr or
Jones street, west
Miss Miriam Haines left for Detroit
Monday.
Mrs. Minis left Monday for Blue Ridge
Summit. Pc.
Miss Marie Puder is the guest of Miss
Cosgrove of Augusta.
Mr.. AL. Speagle spent few days in
the city last week.
Miss Annie Mcmahon left Friday fol
| her home in Vermont.
Miss e. f. Kane left yesterday to at
tend the Buffalo Exposition.
Mrs. W. L. Bird of Washington, D. c..
formerly of Savannah, is visiting