The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-09
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PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

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! PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
Miss Nan duBignon, who has. been
s visiting Miss Leenora Gabbett, sailed
q Yesterday for New York on her way
to Lake George, where She will spend
several weeks.
q Mr. and Mrs. r. Habersham Clay
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bren-
ton Greene at Newport, expect to go
TO New York tomorrow for the rest Of
the autumn.
Mrs. Louis warfield left a few days
Il ago for Baltimore to see DR.. Warfield
before his departure for Germany.
Il Miss Edith Warfield, who is the guest
of Miss Hedden in Madison, N. j., will
3 join her mother tomorrow in New
q York, and they will then go to Watch
SHill to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
astarke Wayne.
Miss Fannie Phillips has returned
from a visit to Miss Eleanor Hill In
#GrovetoWn.
Mr.. James g. Hardee and James @.
#Hardee, Jr., have returned from Beau
lieu, where they spent the summer.
& Mrs. D. P. F'ree1and, who has been
Spending the spring and summer
Hmonths with Mrs. George Freeland,
left yesterday for Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Paschal N. Strong has returned
8from Beaulieu and Is staying with Mrs.
walter Hartridge, III Jones street,
east.
Pineora.
n Mrs. A. B. GiFardeau, Mr.: Claude
8Girardeau, and Miss Gladys Girardeau,
#who have been spending some time in
&Hendersonville, are now In Charlotte.
4 Mrs. C. G. Bell, the Misses Bell. and
aMr. Charles Bell left yesterday for At
*lanta.
4 Miss Julia Trezevant has returned
from visit to relatives in Stillmore
and Adrian
y MIR. Richard Wayne, who spent last
winter iii Savannah, will attend school
&ths year at I.awrenceville, N. J.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Strong and
Mrs Louisa H. Strong expect to re-
&main at Beaulieu until Oct. I.
q Mr.. Crate Dent, who hap been in the
#clty for the past few days, will leave
#to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dent at
#liofwyl
3 Mr.. Henry D. Stevens, who has been
Aspending some time with his family at
#Hyannisport, Mass, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth johnson sailed yester-
day for New York.
Mr.. W. B. Myers and his daughter,
81 Miss Ruby Myers, of Jacksonville, are
<ln the city for a short stay
Mrs. M Frank, her little son, and
MISS Frank, returned yesterday from
New York.
Mrs. r. c. Fetzer, Jr., and Miss Fet-
ger, who have been spending the sum-
mer in Canada. have returned to the
city.
Mrs. Laura F. Colding, Miss Florence
Coiding and Miss Carrie Colding have
returned from the mountains of North
oarolina, where they have been spends
ing the past month.
Among the Savannah boys who will
attend Lawrenceville School this win
Ter Is Mr.. Eugene Jette. Mr.. Jette will
sail for New York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Dwelle have
returned from Saluda after a stay OF
several months in the mountains.
Col. George A. Mercer sailed yester-
gay for New York. He expects to be
away about Ave weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. GRADY and Miss
Springs.
ar and Mrs. Jacob Lippman are re-
House.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cops have re-
turned from the North.
>, MT and Mrs. T. f. Macarthur and
WeH child will return to-day from
New York
r, MRS. M. Ed Wilson and little Miss
Enzs oeth Wilson, who have been visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Huff in Griffin,
nave returned home.
I. mr.. Harry bearing left yesterday for
~ N and Mrs. II. c. sutciiffe sailed
'7''erday for New YORK.
MT mt George Hayward win leave to-
~ row for Athens to resume his stud
81 the University.
MT T. West left yesterday fer
r W J. Miseally has returned from
'taf 70 splliyan's Island.
10 ohe the attractive new residences
II southern section 81 The city r.
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