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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

she told of her appreciation of their
kindness.
Season for the Conference.
The question of changing the time
of year and the length of the annual
conference was brought up by Mrs.
Isabella Charles Davis, who favors the
holding of it in summer and increas-
ing the length Of the meeting from
three days, as ii is at present, to two
weeks, the idea being to give more
time to each of the departments of the
conference and especially to have a
day or two for purely religious gather
ings, modelling the conference much on
the plan of Chatauqua-
The idea. which was merely a sug-
gestion, did not meet with unanimous
support or favor. by any means. 1t
probably will be brought up. again. al
the next meeting of the body. 'N
Mrs. Whitney extended an invitation
for the conference to hold its next
conference in Detroit, and her invita-
ton was seconded by Mrs. j. II. Muir
fin of Ann Arbor, state secretary Mrs.
Hill extended a tentative invitation
from Boston, but the invitation from
Michigan was unanimously accepted.
Just before the business was conclud-
ed a motion was carried that the con-
deleiCe suggest 10 edcn Oh the states
now retaining half OF the International
fee, that in future the whole of the
fee be remitetd to Central Council.
After the conference was announced
as adjourned Mrs. Davis read several
letters from some of the chief officers
OF the society, which explained their
absence from the conference, but
which also bore their sisterly greetings
TO those assembled and prayed for the
success of the work.
The great majority of the delegates
left for home last night or will leave
this morning. Some few of them, how
ever, will remain in the city for day
or two prior TO leaving for other parts
of the country. Mrs. Whitney, who has
been one of the moving spirits of the
conference. when she leaves Savannah
will go to the Florida State Conven-
ton of the Kings Daughters and Sons,
which will meet in Melbourne. Feb.
AZ
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
WON'T FIRE THE POLICE.
Mayor Had Conference with Detec-
tiYes. About Burglaries.

Mayor Myers will not discharge the
city detectives if they do not appre-
hend the burglars who have been
working successfully for some time
past. The Mayor says he did not say
that the police must catch the bur-
glars. or he would get men who would
do so.
Supt. Reilly and the three detectives
were before the Mayor at the City Ex-
change yesterday and the burglaries
that have been committed in such
numbers of late were under discussion
The Mayor was asked about the con-
ference, but was not inclined to give
out anything about it.
lit Is impossible, for the police to
watch the rear doors of stores" said
the Mayor. 1T would take a force of
300 men to patrol the city in that way.
The burglaries have been committed
from the rear, and II, is impossible for
the police to watch both the front and
the rear"
There appears to be little doubt that
the work is being done by two men,
but thus far the officers have been un-
able to obtain a clue to the identity of
the individuals. 1t is suspected, how
ever, that the men are negroes. In no
case that has been reported at police
headquarters did the thieves carry
away with them anything that could
be identified. In every case they went
in for money and whenever anything
else was taken it was whiskysor cigars.
The officers know that. the burglars
drink whisky, and that they smoke
cigars, and realize that even Foxy
Cuiller could tell as much The off,
GERS say that the men cannot be iden-
titled by the smell of whisky on. them,
or either, by the brand of cigars
that they might chance to be smoking
Neither can money taken be identified.
superintendent Reilly says that the
men will nave to be caught in the act
of committing a robbery for the rea-
son that they do not take away any,
thing that can be identified. The super
intendent states that he hasn't men
enough to station one at. each store,
and that the manner in which burg
laries have been committed makes de-
lection from the street impossible.
An attempt was made early Thurs
day morning to burglarize the green
grocery of NJ. S. Gardner at No. All
Whitaker street. A glass in the lane
was broken and an effort was made to
raise a bar that holds the window fast.
Whether the Would-be burglars found
it impossible to move the bar, or were
frightened away is not known. A re-
port of the matter was made to the
police, but as in the other cases there
was nothing to show who had commic-
ted the deed. 1t is altogether likely
that the burglars went from the green
grocery to the store of S. F. Smith &
Co., where they secured $s, and cigars
and whisky. From the Abercorn street
grocery they probably went TO Mrs
Geffken's place on Farm street where
whisky and hams were taken.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. Daniel of Millen was at the
De Soto yesterday. 9g
Mr.. A. C. Smith of Atlanta is stop
ping at the De Soto.
Mr.. A. w. Sans of Atlanta is reg
istered at the De Soto.
Mr.. ]. F. Lord of Tennille is register
ed at the Sereven House.
Mr.. r. j, Jung of Macon is register
ed at the Pulaski House
Mr.. j. NJ. Van Harlnger Of Atlanta
is registered at the De Soto.
Mr.. Thomas Martin, Jr., of Bluffton
was at the. .Screven House yesterday.
Mr.. r. B. Stokes of Early Branch,
5. G., was at the Screven House yes
terday.
Mr.. Thomas Gamble of Philadelphia
is in the city for a visit to his son,
Mr. Thomas Gamble, Jr.
Miss Emma Meyer of Walsh &
Meyer left yesterday for the North
to spend a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Edward r. Ernst, manager "Ad"
Car No. of the South Carolina In
terstate and West Indian Exposition,
is in the city in the interest of the
Charleston Exposition.
Col. Merritt w. Dixon who has been
seriously ill with typhoid fever for the
last twenty-eigh days. is convalescing,
and was out driving to the Yacht Club
yesterday afternoon with his physi-
clan, DR.. Edgar H. Nichols, who has
attended him through his illness.
The friends of Mrs. i. M. Cannon,
who have been seriously alarmed over
her recent critical illness of pneumonia,
will be relieved to hear that the crisis
of the disease has been passed, and
that she is much better. She is, of
course still very weak, but the great
est fear now entertained is of the dam
ger of relapse.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
"cUT OFF" ALMOST FINISHED.
Trains VIII Soon Rum over the
Jesup-FoII<ston Line.


The "cut-off' OF the Plant System,
between Jesup and Folkston, will be
completed soon. The contractors, l.. r.
Wright e. Co., expect to finish the
work during this month. when the line
will be turned over to the Plant sys-
tenn. AS soon as II Is finished the line,
which VIII be So miles long. viii be
used for freight traffic. Not for a year
will passenger trains run over II.
Relief of the main line from it's heavy
traffic Will be afforded TO some extent
by running the through freight trains
over the short line. About 20 miles viii
be deducted from the Plant System
distance between Savannah and Jack
sonvilc by the new route, which Is
designed especially TO quicken the run
Of the fast through passenger trains.
From Jesup TO Folkston the route Is
absolutely straight. economy Of dis
tance being the chief end sought.
The new route extends through a
section that IL but thiniy populated. II
ls probable that ~ viii be some time
before there are many stations. For
the present, n IN said there viii be-
bat one STALLION. Nahunis. which is the
point "a which Inc road crosses the
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
ENTERTAINED WITH CARDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. L. Cunningham
entertained last evening at cards Their
guests were Mrs. c. A. Lamar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rauers, Mr.. and Mrs. t. M. Cum
ningham Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hun
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Trenholm Hopkins,
Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Hoist, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ma
lone, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Lynah,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Cunningham, Jr.,
Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Nan duBig-
non, Miss May duBignon, Miss Freida
Rauers, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Mr..
Pierre Hoist, Mr.. ]. j. Rauers and Mr..
Savage Lynah.
Miss Lima Woodbridge won the first
prize, a basket of candy, and Miss
Elise Rauers won the second prize, "a
stock collar. Mr.. 7. NJ. Cunningham,
Sr.. won the gentleman's first prize, a
cut glass flask, and Mr.. H. C. Cum
ningham the second prize, a book.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
AT THE THEATER.

Denman Thompson presented 1.-THE
Old Homestead last night to large
audience. Long before the hour for
the curtain to riso,-every seat had been
taken, and standing room was sold
down stairs. in the. balcony and in the
gallery. ~ ft fTr.
"The Old Homestead" was never
greeted with larger or more cheerful
audience. The play is an old one, and
good one. Everybody knows it we'll
very well, and as Mr.. Thompson said.
"the piece does not seem to grow old
to theater-goers." He little knew---oi
seemed to realize how much Denman
Thompson stood for, in the play.
"The Old Homestead" Is a sweet
story. 1t is refreshing to sit through
an evening with it, but 1t Is doubtful
If It will live in anybodys hands ex-
cept those of its author. When he
goes 1t will 60 with him. He made
1t, has lived in 1t. and II has been kind
to him. There is but one whose name
will live with It,. Mr.. Thompson has
always held the play up to it's best
and last nights production was no ex-
ception.
Winsome Una Clayton and her COM
pany of artists will open their weeks
engagement at the Savannah Theater
Monday night with the bright, four
act comedy drama, "Esmeralda." The
company played an engagement In
Wilmington last week to crowded
houses. The Wilmington Star has the
following to cay of the company's en-
gagement there:
"rhe Una Clayton Company. the
best popular priced company that has
come to the local theafer this season.
closed a phenomenally successful
weeks engagement at he Opera House
last night, presenting Pink Domi-
noes Mr.. Francis Morey. leading
man in the cast and general manager
of the company, has brought together
this season company of real artists.
and that the people of Wilmington
have appreciated his efforts in this di-
rection Is evidenced in the fact that
each night this week the company has
geen greeted with .standing-roon1-
only audience. The Prentice Trio
in specialties at each performance are
we'll worth the price of admission. The
company leaves this afternoon for
Charleston and Savannah to play re-
turn engagements already this. sea-
SON."
New speciaities will be introduced
between each act by different members
of the company, including the famous
Prentice Trio" comedy singers and
dancing acrobats. Miss Nela Prem
tice 60 years Odd holds the worlds rec
ord for high somersaults from shoulder
TO shoulder. Remember the prices
10, 20 and 30 cents. Seats now on sale.
Ladies free Monday night under usual
conditions. .F
Mr.. r. NJ Buckley, representing
Arizona" Is In the city arranging
for the presentation here.
Mr.. John, Kennedy Is In the city
arranging for the appearance here OF
Kathryn Kidder IN molly Pitcher"
on Feb. -. LL-...
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
TO REVISE CONSTITUTION.
Financial Question Drew Passion
ate Appeal From Mrs. whitney.

Ate Appear MIS- WntfneY.
One of the chief questions brought
before the morning session of the
Kings Daughters and Sons was that Of
the advisability of affiliating with the
National Council of Women. When
the question was brought before the
meeting the following resolution was
offered by Mrs. ]. B. Mason of Mary
land "Be 1t it resolved, That the In
ternational order of Kings Daughters
and Sons, in conference assembled,
deem il unwise to destroy the distinc-
tive character of this body by afiiliat-
ing with any other, while sympathlzing
with it's aims and work"
When the matter was brought to n
vote only Georgia and District of Co
lumbia directly opposed affiliation, sew
eral of the other states were in favor
of II, while the majority Of them were
satisfied TO leave the matter with Cen
tral Council. The motion was lost, and
the question of afiiliation or non-affili-
alton is left with Central Council.
Finances of the order.
Mrs. whitney spoke at some length
on the finances Of the order, and sug-
gested several plans by which the de-
nett OF the 1tHlidl aONUtl NOuiA Dt
wiped out. The first OF these was by
the purchase OF the plates from the
Central Council and the printing there
after by each state of its own admis-
sion cards, thus relieving the Central
Council OF the expense Of printing and
of mailing. And another was the send
ing by each state Of the total amount
OF the international fees, instead Of
retaining half Of II for state work,
az is now done In some Of the states.
"The fact that my state RENTS the
whole Of this fee" she said. "and
still has state work that Is growing
and prOspering shows that II can be
done.
Massachusetts says that 10 do so
would upset and cripple her finances.
Well not 10 be able 10 send the fee
and still stralghten out the finances
afterwafd is not a great credit 10 Mas
sacbuaettg after seven years work. Now
! think that this debt N sacred and
binding, because the laborer ~ worthy
Of his hire. We are facing a difficulty,
and We may Talk until We are blue In
the face without doing any good. 80 for
G0d'f sake Jets put our shoulders 10
The wheel and pay N this debt"
GeBsFni to1Heifs Debt
Mrs.. Davis spoke aiso ~ the indebi.
fanosn Of .fho Central Council telling
bow n baa been brought about. Jhfn
lhe question ~ revision N the pres.
ent cguflfuilon Was taken uD. ana
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
GUYToN-HALL.

Mariana, Fla. Jan. 31.-Moses
Guyton, Jr., and Miss Lucy Hall Mil
ton We're quietly married last night at
the residence of Hon. w. H. Milton.
Mr.. Guyton is our popular deputy
county clerk, and Miss Milton is the
daughter of the late w. H. Milton and
granddaughter of John Milton, the
wartime Governor of Florida.
After the ceremony the young couple
went to the home, which Mr.. Guyton
has had newly furnished.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Among other unique features viii be
a series of living pictures and beau
tiful electrical drill, designed by Mr..
Frank Cory Bliss of Washington. d.
c., assisted by Mr.. Joseph Walker of
the Electric Supply Company. This
will be followed by general dancing.
1t is earnestly desired that the effort
should be literally patronized, as the
cause is worthy one, and appeals to
all loyal Southerners. ~e-t
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
DINNER TO MISS GRIFFIN.

Rev. and Mrs. John D. Jordan en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
DE Soto in honor of Miss Griffin of
Meridian, Miss. The table was very
prettily decorated with pink carnations.
Inc guests We're Miss Griffin, Miss
Alice Seward of Petersburg, Miss Meta
render of Valdosta, Miss Petrona
Powell, Miss Edith Stillwell, Miss Edith
West, Mr.. w. E. Symons, Mr.. VIII
Train, Mr.. r. B. Powell, Mr.. William
r. Baldwin and Mr.. Herbert West.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
FULTON cLuB BANKRUPT.
An Atlanta Social Institution Goes
by the Board.

Atlanta, Jan. 3f.-'rhe Fulton Club.
a well known social institution. which
has been prominent for many years,
went into involuntary bankruptcy 10,
day. and Paul e. Johnson was APP
pointed receiver by Judge Newman o.
the United states Court.
The proceedings were instituted by
r0seoh Thompson and others, and the
claims against the club aggregate
about $4,000.
It's books show due bills and dues
past due. amounting 20 $4,000. Many ~
these are uncoliectable. Tho club had
~ Quarters oD the top story of the
Assieil building.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
THEY ACTED sUsPIcIoUsLY.
Negroes With Barber's Tools Ar
rested and Held by Police.

George Green and Sam Deems, both
colored. were arrested at an early hour
yesterday morning. and are held at
the police station house on a charge
of being suspicious characters. The
case against the negroes was called in
Police Court yesterday by Recorder
Myrick, but was continued.
The men were found in the business
section of the city between and 4
o'clock by the officer, and could not
give a satisfactory account of them
selves Officer Scully searched the ne
groes and found them with tools used
by BARRIERS. The men told several
stories about how they came into pos
session Of the implements and were
sent to the station house by the pa
troIman. The tools are held for iden-
tification. and In the event that an
owner does not materialize during the
day the prisoners will be released.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
woMEN,s MATCH AT GOLF CLUB.

handicap tournament for women,
the first of the season, was held yes
terdav afternoon at the Golf Club. 1t
was interesting and pleasant in every
way as these affairs always are, and
some good scores were made. Those
that were turned in at the end of the
match were as follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
MORNING EUCHRE PARTY.

Mrs. A. R. Lawton gave very at
tractive euchre party yesterday for
Miss Lily Hill. Miss Maj, King, rec
ceived one of the prizes. a pretty
glass bon bon dish, and Mrs, Louis M.
LeHardy won cologne bottle in cut
silver. The lone hand prize. two mo-
rocco bound volumes of Shakespeare
iell to Mrs. Henry d. Stevens, and the
consolation prize, a glass vase, to, Mrs.
charles B. Malone. The others present
We're Mrs. James Houstown, Mrs.
George Owens, Mrs. Trenholm Hop
klns Mrs. 7. S. Wyliy, Mrs. ]. C, Le-
Hardy, Mrs. George Schley, Mrs.
marie, Sharles Ellis, Mrs, Warfield;
mrs mrs Rauers, Mrs. T. S. Wayne,
MIS-. J. B. Hoist, Mrs. T. ].
Dharlton, Mrs. William Garrard, Mrs.
Belrne Gordon. Mrs. Henry NJ. Steele,
mrs John d. Paige, Mrs Louis Le-
hardy. Mrs. w. w. Mackall, Mrs.
Oharles B. Malone, Mrs. T. M. Cum
HmIugham, III Jr., Mrs. Frank Battey, Mrs.
telon Mrs. Anton Wright, Mrs. c..
=. Shearson, Mrs. w. w., Gordon,
JFg Miss Wright, Miss Mai King Miss
IieIen Marshall, Miss Eugenia John
9toh' Miss Anne Hunter. Miss Mary
1OheS, and Miss Elizabeth Waller
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
Handi- Net

Mrs. w. w. Gordon. ,Ir. won, on a
net score of Sc, and re-
ceived the prize, a box of golf
balls, which she very gracefully in
sisted upon dividing with Miss Lima
Woodbridge. Miss Nan duBignpn and
Miss Woodbridge poured tea, and
among those present during the after
noon were Mrs. John d. Paige, Mrs.
ST. IN. Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. Louis
LeHardy Mrs. ]. G. Van Marter, Mrs.
Charles Gibbes, Mrs. Henry Hodge,
Miss Martin and Miss Hughes of
Frankfort, the Misses Stanley, Miss
Ysabel Smart, Miss May duBignon,
Miss Elise Rauers, Mr. y. d. Taylor,
Mr.. Alonzo Sybrandt, Mr.. ]. G.. Gray
of Philadelphia, Mr.. K w Mansfield,
Mr.. H S. Oppenheimer, Mr.. Allan
Bond, Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr., j. M
Lang, DR.. H. H.. Martin and Mr.. c.
F. Moses.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
Young PEOPLE ET'EarArNED.

P Louise Dearing entertained the
Alhort. club last evening. Miss
nsts willy won the first prize,
l.vnat Oh silver sleeve links. Miss Lily
Mis- Won the second. a pretty fan.
nun,hep opneia Dent made the greatest
silver OF lone hands and received a
a bov hat pin. The consolation prize,
Mis- o,os huyler's. was awarded to
re- .Se ophelia Dent.
rel. NJ. present were Miss Mary Mo-
Edmnns,4 iorence Stevens, Miss Nora
Vera p,in, MISS Virginia Bisbee. Miss
81. .ArIl. 'unningham. Miss Anna Hunt
s.mtT. Alberta Wyllx. Miss Annie
OphrH.. Mlss Gladys Girardeau, Miss
AIlss n, Dent Miss Minnie Mackali.
pln Afi'na omer, Miss claudia McAi-
migbs,, Lhy Lyman. Miss Ina t-ar-
e''as klise KrensOn, . Miss
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. G. Carson enter
tained at dinner last evening. before
the reception. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Wendelken
of Texas, Mrs. Collins of Washington,
Mrs. Neely of Tennessee, Miss Wheeler
of New York, Miss Wallace of New
York, Miss Wendelken of Texas, Miss
Greenwood of Missouri and Miss Sas-
nett. "A
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
IN HONOR OF MISS FoGLE.

mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Butner gave
+, very pretty card party last evening
- -, nonor of Miss Fogle of Salem, who
- visiting Mrs. f. NJ Butner. The
% %eoeSts were Mr.. and Mrs, j c. But
sgL Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cooper, Mr..
au mrs: 7. j. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sim. n; Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
IT2uQIiwell Mrs. Tebault. Miss Marie
3STreese' 3TtiS,' Miss Lula Davis, Miss Louise
CoanHauer. aiuhauer. Miss Mary Ryals, Miss
p9IIper' Miss Lula Brown. Miss Lila
sui siun' Mr.. Yates Thompson, Mr..
T,s'nund enn Berg, Mr.. ]. H. Butner, Mr..
Pm Lynes, Mr.. Mongin Nichols, Mr..
Bicba. ~. Armstrong and Mr.. Harry
bv "s S prize for the lone hand was won
first as & Lula Brown, The ladies'
~. bnyais, and the gentlemen's first prize
ny Mr.. 7. ]. Davis. - -, - - '-0
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
Brunswick and Western division Of the
Plant System.

A slight change has been made In
the Tybee schedule effective to-day,
Train No. win now leave Tybee al
500 p. m. instead of 4:30 as formerly.
BY this change thirty minutes is add
ed to the stay at Tybee during the
afternoon. This change will be of
great benefit TO those visiting Tybee
in the afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Miss Edith Taylor and Miss Gladys
Stretton left yesterday to visit Mrs
James T. Dent at Hofwyl.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
S0CIETY.~}

Eleanor Shotter. Miss Maggie White,
MISS Edith Thiot, Miss Constance
Chesnutt, and Miss Sophie Meldrim.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. A. B. Hull and Mrs. w. w. Rog-
Mrs. Hulls with a silver tea on be-
half of the Chancel Society of st.
Johns Church.
Mrs. Tebault of Norfolk is visiting
Miss Lula Davis.
1T is understood that when Judge
Speer comes to Savannah this month
to open court he and his family will
occupy apartments at the De Soto.
1t was their intention originally to
rent furnished house for two months,
but that plan has been abandoned.
Master Jack Schley of Augusta is
visiting his uncle, DIR. C. C. Schley.
Miss Edith Taylor and Miss Gladys
Stretton left yesterday to visit Mrs.
James T. Dent at Hofwyl.
Miss Fogle of Salem is the guest
of Mrs. r. NJ. Butner.
Mrs B. j. Apple entertained Thurs
day afternoon with an unique railroad
party in honor of Miss Bertha Brady
of Atlanta.
Mrs. Lee Kidder Brown entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Fannie Berry of Columbus.
Mr.. wymberly j. De Renne is WIS.,
itng at Hofwyl.
Miss Helen Hardee will give a card
party Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Ed
ward Stoddard.
Miss Chase OF Newark will arrive
to-day 70 visit Mrs. John s. Howkins.
Mrs. Edward J. Thomas will give
a card party Tuesday for the Misses
Stanley.
An unusually attractive entertain
ment Is being prepared for the benefit
OF the Confederate Veterans Home
near Atlanta, under the auspices Of
the Daughters Of America az Masonic
Hall. Feb II. The programme is in
charge ~ Miss Blanche Mathews,
chairman ~ the committee, and cm-
braces some Of the best local talent
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Miss Fogle of Salem is the guesi
of Mrs. +. NJ. Butner.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mrs. B. ]. Apple entertained Thurs.
day afternoon with an unique railreat
party in honor of Miss Bertha Brady
of Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Master Jack Schley of Augusta is
visiting his uncle, DR.. C. c. Schley.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mrs. Lee Kidder Brown entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Fannie Berry of Columbus.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Miss Helen Hardee will give a care
party Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Ed
ward Stoddard.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Miss Chase OF Newark will arrive
to-day 70 visit Mrs. John s. Howkins
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mrs. A. B. Hull and Mrs. w. w. Rog-
ers will entertain this afternoon at
Mrs. Hull's with a silver tea on be-
half of the Chancel Society of st.
Johns Church.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mr.. wymberly ]. De Renne is Wis
itng at Hofwyl.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mrs. Edward J. Thomas will Civ
a card party Tuesday for the Misse
Stanley.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-01

Mrs. Tebault of Norfolk is visiting
Miss Lula Davis.