The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-07

glorious Fourth" which has just been
placed among the things that were. In
Savannah, the day was phenomenal-ab-
solute quiet reigning in the deserted
streets. The small boy" whose ombi-
tious spirit led him to begin early the
customary noise of the day vanished
speedily before the rising sun. The mill
itary, represented by the Chatham Artil-
lery, gave in every sense of the word,
"rousing salute" at O'Clock in the morn
ing Many witnessed the races at Isle
OF Hope where the Undine won the cup
in the first class; and the elaborate dis
play of fireworks at the Casino, were
greatly enjoyed. The park grounds were
brilliantly illuminated, producing most
enchanting scene. Tybee received the
largest crowd that has ever visited the
island The day there was spent in bath
ing. dancing and viewing the acrobatic
feats at the South End pavilion. In the
evening there was a fine display of pyro-
tecnlcs. One of the salient points in the
day is the object lesson given to those
who reflect of the independence, which
should be sought for by man and woman,
from tyranny of any kind, whether 1t be
from the armored foe without, or the
unrelenting power of self within.
Mrs w d. Champion left during the
week for Eureka Club, on Wilmington
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Lucas are spend
ing some time at Society Hill. s. c.
Mr. ]. Moultrie Lee, Jr. left the mid
die of the week for Maryland.
Mrs. ELLEN Mcintosh and the Misses Nc
Intosh are visiting Mrs e. F. Bryan on
Oglethorpe avenue, east.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Herman left Tues
day for Atlantic City.
Messrs. Jacob Paulsen. Jr., and Grover
c. Paulsen left Thursday for the Pan
American Exposition.
Miss Efie Bloodworth and Miss Lula
Davis, after pleasant stay at Tybee,
left Friday for Hampton, Va to visit
Miss Richter.
Miss Edith Stillwell left yesterday to
visit Miss Derteley Garrett-Brown in
Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Frank Bloodworth is spending the
summer at Samoa, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond Strong left last
week for Highlands, n. C. Mrs Strong
will coach one of Mr.. ]. A. G. Carsons
sons during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lang left Monday
for Montgomery to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Parsons will spend
a month at Yellowstone Park.
Miss Cornelia Lee left during the week
for Long Island. Later on she will visit
Miss Josine Weed, at Noroton, Conn.
Mr. Lawrence Lee has returned from
New York City, where he has been
studying medicine at Columbia College.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lyman left Thursday
for Beaufort to visit DR.. and Mrs Prio-
leau. From there they will go to Bluffton
for the rest of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Trezevant have moved to
No. 113 Jones street, east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karow and fam
lily left Monday for highlands, N. c.
Miss Louise Carr will return Friday 10
Durham, N. C.
Miss Chaplain has returned to Jack
sonville
Mrs. Walter Hartridge has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Graham in Guyton.
Miss Mildred Cunningham and Miss
Elizabeth Malone have gone to Haber-
sham county
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Moses and Mas
ter Pereival Moses are at the Hotel Ty-
bee.
Miss NJ. A Muslin left for New York
the first part of the week.
The Misses Minis are at Blue Ridge
Summit, where they will remain until
the late fall.
Mrs. Heirs left Wednesday for Rapidan,
Va.
Miss NJ L. Harris left Tuesday for Bre-
ward, N. c.
Mrs L M Frank left Saturday for
New York City
Miss Platshek is at st. Matthews, s. c.
Prof. NJ NJ. Park will spend the sum-
mer at Whitesburg. Ga.
Mr.. ]. j. o'Connell left Friday for Mon
treal Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Nichols and family
are staying az the Inlet Club on Tybee.
Mrs. f. G.. Mcdonald is in Guyton on q
visit.
Mrs. W. +. Mccall is at Northport, N
Y.
Mrs. A. L. Well after a delightful stay
at Tate Springs. is now visiting in At
lanta.
Miss Saddle Workman and little Miss
Ursula Workman of Atlanta are visiting
on Gordon street.
MISS spring IS spending the summer a.
Bat Cove, N. c.
Mrs. c. l. Montague will spend the sum
mer at Elmford. N. Y.
Miss Ruby Williams is visiting relatives
in Charleston, s. c.
Miss Edith williamson will leave Mon
day on a visit TO Pineora.
Miss Myrtle owen is visiting friends oil
King street, Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Jones and sol
of Newport, Ark. are in the city on {
visit to Mrs. Augustus H. Jones.
Mrs. X. II. Polk leaves Monday nigh
for Birmingham, Ala, where Mr. and Mrs
Polk will make their permanent home.
Mr.. J. NJ. Barnard expects to leave oil
the City OF Augusta Monday ON his wa,
20 Hyannis Mass.
Miss Elsie Barnard, who has been visit
ing in Springfield Mass. win spend al,
summer as Hyannls, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Morehouse an,
children have gone 10 Guyton for a montl
and from there they Will so TO Nortl
Georgia for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Daniels and tn
Misses Daniels left Monday for the North
visiting Canada, Niagara Falls, Tn
Thousand Island and the Pan-Americai
Exposition before their return.
Mrs. W. II. Powell and children Her
bort and Hazel and Mrs. $. Hudsell an'
Miss Gussie Hunter. formed q pleasan
f.f Ia.