The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-20

weather becomes more exhilarating.
sportsmen. of the early bird" type Will
soon be in the field, seeking for tro-
phies of their skill and good luck!
A great deal of reckoning is being
done at the Tomochichi Bowling Al
leys as to who will come out victor IN
November when a day will be set aside
tn roll off the deciding score. DR.. j. NJ.
Solonons has offered two prizes, viz:
Two pounds of Huyler's candy for the
lady and a pair of military brushes
for the gentleman, making the highest
number. one hundred and twenty-five
bowled by the ladies, makes them eIgl-
BILE to compete, while the men have to
make one hundred and seventy-five.
Many new devotees are to be added
TO the Golf Links, and it is hoped that
some exciting tournaments viii be had
during the winter. 1t is surprising to
see the marked growth of tennis, which
when played well is one of the most
graceful of outdoor sports. A court,
which furnishes good material for chal-
longing, is situated on Bolton and
Drayton streets. It's members being
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Parks, J. S. Sims, o. b.
Strong, w. f. Galloway, P. F. Brown
N. F. McClory, N. B. F. Chase, E. H.
Demere, Travis. DR.. Quillian and Dr..
Hobby. In another court on Drayton
street are the following players:
Messrs. c. B. Carmichael, Fred Myers,
Harold Aver, Ben Yancy, Jack Rauers.
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the Misses Butler. While there are two
courts on the Armory campus consist
ing of Misses Nina Pape, Georgia Free
man. Josephine Pritchard, Sallie Charl-
ton, Nellie Rankin, Cornelia Lee, Ellen
Arson and Wimbush, in one, and in the
other are Messrs. David c. Barrow,
Clarence G.. Anderson, Jr., Robert G.
Fleming, Henry c. Walthour, Mrs.
Henry c. Walthour, Miss Mary Savage
Jones and Miss Lily Anderson.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jasper Easterling
to the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Birdie Nell Easterling to Mr.. st. James
Baldwin Alexander, Thursday evening,
Oct. 81, at o'clock, Methodist Church,
Reidsville, Ga.
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Anna
Gould Hunter, who spent the summer
at Victoria Inn, Asheville, N. c., re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Hardee and Miss Nellie Bald
win will return during the week from
New York.
Miss Lizzie Bancroft will arrive
Tuesday from Saluda, n. c. She will
spend the winter with Mrs. j. l.. Wal
thour on Hall street, east.
Mr.. Joseph Manner Lawton announces
the engagement of his sister, Miss
Bessie Lawton, to Mr.. William H. D.
Tonge. The wedding will take place
in November.
Mrs. w. E. Guerard and Miss Anna
Guerard have returned from Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Allen of Woodstock. Va.
is visiting Miss Anna Guerard. on Park
avenue, west.
Miss Fair left the first part of the
week for Saluda, n. C. From there Miss
Fair and Miss Kriesbaum will go to
Asheville, n. C.
Miss Emma Ingram and Miss Mary
Ella Turner left Friday for New York
city.
Miss Anne Maclean is visiting Miss
Josine Weed, in Noroton, Conn.
Mr.. Isaac Minis is at school, in Dux-
bury, Mass.
Miss Margaret G. Thomas is visit
Mrs. Octavius Cohen is visiting Mrs.
Alfred b. Pell on Fifth avenue, New
York.
Miss Ellen Arson has returned from
a visit TO Charleston, S. c.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Finnie will arrive
from Richmond, Va, during the week.
Mrs. Gratz c. Myers is visiting at
Lazylawn, Newport.
Miss Jennie Cohen, who has been in
Atlanta visiting Mrs. Pollock. will re-
turn the first part of the week, having
taken an apartment at Casanova
He Use.
The Misses Bowers passed through
the city from New York on their way
10 Columbus. and were the guests of
Mrs. Frank Screven, on Taylor street,
east.
Mrs. Robert Hull and family returned
Tuesday from North Carolina
Miss Elizabeth Thomas returned
Monday from her home, in Milledge-
vile.
Mrs. Isaac Minis is visiting Mrs.
Fred Myers on Huntington street. east
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham spent sew
eral days in the city last week.
Mrs. Alexander R. Lawton has re-
turned from Baltimore.
Mrs Henry T. Bolts and Miss Elean-
or Johnson Of Virginia sailed last week
for Glasgow Scotland, where they will
visit Mrs. James Blackie.
Mr.. Lowndes Walthour of Jackson.
vile, Fla, spent last Sunday in the city
Miss Elizabeth Keech of Baltimore
is visiting Mrs. c. E. Gillette on Hal
street, east.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Sheldon returned
Monday from an extended visit north.
Mrs Louis NJ LeHardy returned last
week from Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Wilcox have
returned from their bridal tour and are
staying at Mrs. J. G.. Heyward's, OF
Whitaker street.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett have
moved in from the Isle Of Hope Il
their new home on Bull and Forfeit
streets.
Miss Emma Huger and Miss Cler
mont Huger are exected home during
the week.
Mrs. n. +. Jackson has returned from
Augusta, after visiting Atlantic City
Buffalo and New York.
Mrs. Cornelius Moses is visiting II
Yonkers- on-the- Hudson.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hunter have re
turned from Asheville, n c., and vii
during the year.
Mrs. Theodore Minis leaves to-day 4
spend the winter with relatives In New
York
Miss Mildred Cunningham Is VISITING