The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-15

nora Gabbett. Miss Swift will prob
ably join the house party at Whining
ton Island.
On account Of the burning Friday
night of the plant of the DeLoach MIL
Manufacturing Company of Atlanta,
the plans of Mr.. A. "A. DeLoach. and
his sister Miss Julia Lee DeLoach, for
entertaining their friends this summer
at their seaside home at Beaulieu, have
been abandoned.
The rebuilding and equipping of the
plant requires Mr. DeLoach's personal
supervision, and for this reason the
invitations for three house-parties have
been withdrawn. Some of the guests
for the first house party arrived yes
terday morning. The guests for this
party were Col. and Mrs. A. H. Cox
| of Atlanta, Miss Juliet Cox and Miss
| Evelyn Ormc of Atlanta, Miss Arm
strong of Kentucky, Miss Julia May
Morse of Texas, Miss Mignon Conner
and Mrs. Sarah Blount of Birmingham.
Miss Annie Sanford of Georgia, Mrs.
Chas. T. ]. Clark of Macon, Messrs.
! Stuart A. Allen of Memphis, Frank
Machen. Cincinnati. S. E. Magill and
Harry Whitcomb of Atlanta, w. P.
| Glover of Valdosta. H. L. D. Hughes of
Danville, Ga, and Pate Stetson of Ma
con.
The guests of the second party July
l, to Is, were Mr. and Ma. T. D. Mead
or of Atlanta, Misses Mary Armstrong
| of Kentucky, Christine Armstrong of
Cincinnati Miss Florence of South
Philadelphia, Misses Virginia and
Sarah Alexander of Chattanooga,
! Messrs. r. w. Johnston of Macon. E.
A. BUST of Atlanta, R. H. Berry of
Rome, George Mcneil of Bristol, Va,
Hugh NJ. Dorsey of Atlanta, S. F.
Shumate, of Dalton, Dudley R. Cowles
of Williams burg, Va, and Tilden
Adamson of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. Alonzo sSybrandt will leave to-
morrow for New York, from where he
will sail in a few days for Europe for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Murray McGregor
Stewart will probably move to their
cottage at Tybee tomorrow.
Miss Saidee King and Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, who have been visiting
Mrs. Orr at Fort Screven, have re-
turned to the city,
Miss Julia Hunter is expected Wed
nesday from Baltimore to spend the
holidays at home.
The faculty and senior class of the
Theological Seminary of Virginia have
sent out invitations to the final exer-
cises Thursday, graduation and alum
nj day, Friday, ordination day, June
10 and 90 Mr.. Robb White, Jr., who
is one of the students at the seminary,
will be ordained deacon Friday. Rev.
Robb White and Mrs. White will be
present at the ceremony.
Master Erdman Brandt, who has
been here all winter studying at the
School for Boys, left night before last
to spend the summer with his grand
mother at Hastings.
Miss Lottie Cleveland, who has been
spending some time in Charleston, is
now visiting friends in Ehrhardts, S.
c.
Harper's Weekly of June Z, has an
article on the American women who
will occupy seats in Westminster Abb
| hey at the coronation, and page Of
| portraits of the best known and most
beautiful Among the eight pictures
shown none is lovelier than that of
I.eonora, Countess of Tankeville, who,
! it is interesting to know, was Miss Van
Marter of New York. sister of Dr.
]. G. Van Marter.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. W.. Sehaerter
and their children are spending two
OF three weeks at the Kessel cottage,
Wilmington Island.
Miss Sarah Camp of Atlanta will
arrive in Savannah to-day and will
leave tomorrow on the steamer for
| New York.
Miss Ruby Steinheimer of Atlanta
is visiting Mrs. A. s. Cohen.
Miss Caroline Chisholm of Birming-
hma, who is the guest of Mrs. Tracy
G.. Hunter will go over to Beaufort
tomorrow to visit Mrs. Prioleau.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Lazaron left last
| night for Atlanta.
Mrs. ]. H. Marshall and her little
daughter left yesterday to visit Mrs.
Marshalls sister, Mrs. Hawkins, at her
country home, near Richmond.
Mrs Fleming du Bignon is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Aston in
Atlanta
Misses Virginia and May Parker,
daughters of Judge Parker of Kis-
simmee. are visiting relatives on Lin