The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-07

SAVANNAH MORNIN
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. c.
Morgan, left for New York yesterday.
Miss Josephine Courvoisier is visit
ing Mrs. Henry Courvoisier in Bruins
wick.
Miss Mollie j. Harrington of BaIti-
more is visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Aiken at
l12 Anderson street. east.
Mrs. ]. J. Mccoy, her sisters. Miss
Emily G. Kennedy and Miss Viola c..
Kennedy, and Master Pratt Quarter
man, will leave Bethlehem in the White
Mountains on the 18th, to spend a few
weeks in New York.
Mr.. ]. j. O'Donovan, Jr., has re-
turned from Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Askew have
gone to Plain View, MINI.
Miss Mamie Gerst, after a summer in
New York, has returned home.
Miss Frances Stern has returned
home from South Carolina.
Miss Mary Nugent the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nugent, of
whose interesting trip in Egypt and
Italy an account was given recently
in the Morning News, sailed yesterday
on the steamer Carnbroman of the
Dominion Line for Boston. Miss Nu-
gent left Savannah last April, and
among the many places she has visited
since are Alexandria, Cairo, Fayoum,
Upper Egypt, Naples. Rome, the city
and valley of Pompeii, Assist, Par
dora, Venice and Loretto.
Mrs. H. P. Solomons. Jr., expects to
leave this week for Waynesville.
Miss Alma Cummings has returned
from Waynesville and will leave on
the 18th for Shorter College, Rome
Miss Agnes Brown, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Augusta, has return
ed home.
Mr.. A. L. Stern left last night to
spend his vacation at his home in AL
bany, Ga.
Mr.. F. ]. Robinson left last night for
Asheville.
Mr.. A. E. Smith left last night for
Brevard.
Mrs. A. H. Lane and her little
daughter. Miss Margaret Emily Lane. 3
are spending the summer in Mcintosh
county.
Mr.. ]. E. Fulton will return from
Washington to-day.
Miss Ada Solomons, who has been in
Montgomery for the past two months
is expected home to-day
Miss Mary Brown has returned from
birmingham, where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Ruby Myers of Jacksonville is
the guest of Miss Sadie Bailey. 3OS
Jones street. east.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Karsman enter
tanned their daughter, Frances, with a
birthday party during the week. Games
were played and the prizes were
awarded to Misses Gertrude Lehwald.
Claude Livingston, Mary Hirsch and
Master Clarence Lehwald Among
those present were Misses Blanche
Fischer Mabel Kraft, Ethel Reed.
Hannah Gerst, Mary Hirsch, Claude
Livingston, Leslie Kuck, Kitty Reed
Reed, Blanche Sternberg Han
nah Kinsman, Gertrude Lehwald,
Mildred Ferst, Annie Lemberger, Mas
tiers Joe Belsinger, David Hirsch, Al
YIN Strauss, Jerome Kraft, Jerome
Sternberg and Louis Karsman. She
received many beautiful presents.
A delightful sail up the river from
Thunderbolt was given Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Zada
Rountree of Statesboro, who is the adj
mired guest of Miss McGeachy and
who expects to spend several weeks
longer in the city The others in The
party were Miss McGeachy, Miss Elise
Young and Mr.. Morgan
Mr.. James L. Crotty left during the
week for Little Rock and Hot Springs,
Ark, where he expects to remain some
time
Master Robert and Misses Essie and
Addie Warrick have returned to the
city from North Georgia.
Miss Nellie Ray has returned home,
after months visit in Rocky Ford,
Ga, and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Rodgers. who
are now on their bridal tour in North
Carolina, will reside with Mrs. George
c. Goebel, on Perry street, for the win
ter.
In a party of young people that en-
joyed trolley ride Wednesday even
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