The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-22

summer resorts. Familiar faces are
seen upon the public thoroughfares,a and
hearty greetings welcome home the alb
sentees. 1t must be with a decided
wrench that one leaves both noun
tains and seashore just now, when Ma
ture has donned her rich autumnal
garb of many colors. The outlook for
the winter, as yet, is yelled in mystery.
Whisperngs of what may be float in
the air, but the programmes are as
yet arranged. Society waits patiently to
welcome the lovely debutantes so soon
to join her Votaries. There are many
who are looking forward to the renew
ed enjoyment of golf, as in past
months, though, in the meanwhile, the
tennis courts are great center of at
traction.
One of the most enthusiastic bowl
ing parties met at the Savannah Yacht
Club Thursday evening. when the
scores ran up. but to be ended in tie
of 173. One player made the master
stroke, but to extinguish himself, on
his last ball the captains then rolling
off their frames allowance, when the
cry of pay up losers proved the vic
tors. Those bowling during the evening
were Messrs. r. G. Stevens, A.
M. Bell, George Spring, c. ]. De-
Leach, j. ]. McDonough, Jr.. Ward
Motto, w. p OFT, De Soto
Fitzgerald, Sigmund Berg, C. G..
Stein Bryan, c. G. Anderson.
Jr., John w. Golden, John M. Ho-
gan. John NJ. Bryan, w. t. Hop
kins. w F. Train. DR.. j. l.. HERS, w.
Z. Estes, H. L. Fell, j. j. Bond J .
Silverberg, J. c. Postell, w. G. Austin.
]. H. H. Osborne. DR.. J. Lawton HERS
and DR.. w. NJ. Mills.
Mrs. John L. Hammond and Miss
Mollie Hammond are at Lake Mohonk.
Mr.. w. J. De Renne is at ST. Ray
mond, Province of Quebec, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gregory are at
Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Guerard. after
spending some time in Asheville, are
now at Mount Jackson, Va.
Mrs. Fleming G. duBignon and Miss
Nan duBignon are at the Buckingham.
New York city. Mr.. duBignon and
Miss May duBignon are still in Sara
toga.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Habersham Clay,
who have been at Newport, spent a
day or two in New York with Mrs
Henry Hodge and arrived home yes
terday.
Mrs. George ]. Baldwin is in New
York.
Mr.. Leopold Alexander, who has
been at Lake Mohonk, is now in New
York city.
Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Cor
nelia Maclean left on fridays steamer
for New York. The latter viii attend
Miss Dana school in Morristown, N.
J. Her many friends look forward to
her return during the Christmas holt
days. Miss Annie Maclean will spend
a month North,
Miss Margaret, Stiles. has left Lake
Muskoka, and after a visit to the ex-
position, is now staying with Mrs. H.
Snowden Marshall on Madison avenue,
where she will spend the month of Oc-
tober.
Invitations have been received in the
city from Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray
Daniel to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mae Daniel. to Mr.. Charles
Langdon Wilcox on the afternoon of
Wednesday, Oct 2, at 1890 O'Clock, at
the Daniel home, Millen, Ga.
Mrs Pape and Miss Pape will reach
Savannah during the week.
Mr.. Alfred Hartridge spent a few
days in the city on his way to Atlanta,
where he goes to attend the Georgia
Psychological School.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter left Monday to
spend several weeks with Miss Mess
ner in New York city.
Miss Hartridge and Miss Ward, who
have spent the last month in the Aus
TRAN TyroI and in Switzerland, are
now on a cycling tour in Savoie Dau-
phine and neighboring provinces of
France. After a visit to Paris they
sail from Antwerp, reaching Savannah
about Oct. /. Miss Wards friends will
be glad to know that she will again
spend the winter in Savannah.
Mr.. Wallace w. Mallard returned
during the week after a pleasant fort
night spent in the mountains of North
Carolina.
Miss Mamie Josephine Pritchard ex-
poets to arrive home Sunday from Hen
Jacksonville, n. c.
Mr.. G. Noble Jones has returned from
a trip North.
Mr.. Walter Coney is in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Tiedemar
and Miss Inez Tiedeman sailed Fri
day for Baltimore, whence they viii
go to the Buffalo Exposition. after
which they will visit in New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Owens was in the city
during the week. He is now living II
Durham, n. c.
Mrs. Fra Screven and Mastel
Charles MI win return Tuesday from
Brunswick, Where they have been Wis
iting Mrs. Charles Wylly.
Mr.. John Malloch returned Monda.
from New York.
Mr. Z. r. c. Habersham. after ;
pleasant visit to Montgomery, has re
turned to the city.
Mr. Walter S. Chisholm is expecte,
10 arrive Monday from New York. afte
an absence of six months from tn
city.
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss ALICE
Hunter returned yesterday from New
York.
Mr. Pleasant Stovall, Miss SaidI
Stovall and Miss Ganahl have spen
the past week at the Empire New
York.
Miss Annie Haines returned las
week from Newbury, S. c.
Mrs. A. w. Carmichael and famil,
returned Thur~d7Y from Caesriggir
Habersham County, where they haV
been spending the summer.
Miss Floride Banks. who has bee
visiting in Asheville, N. c., returned I
the citV fn-daV