The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-31
SAVANNAHIANS ABROAD.
where Many WeII-Known People
Are Spending the Summer.

Are Spending the Summer.
"As an Englishman does not travel
% see Englishmen l retired to my
roorn." said Sterne, adapting the words
- Montaigne to the exigencies of the
.,tnation when discovered by the In
Ouisitive Traveller writing his preface
in the desobligeante. 1t is frequent
" noted as popularity of Savannah
ians that they have a way of travel
ing towards the same places in sum-
mer-a proclivity never more marked
than this year. In passing the fash
onable, residences, most of which are
now shattered and barred, it is sur
nrising to recall how many of the
owners are neighbors at some of the
distant resorts, often living under the
same roof and perhaps sitting at the
same table ut is entirely by chance
ing on the matter recently. Mrs. So
and-So telephoned me this morning be-
fore had finished breakfast and said I
see by the paper you are going to
Lake George, and so am l. How de-
ughtful it will bel" Whether by acct
dent or design the result seems to be
entirely agreeable, and nobody APP
pears inclined to adopt Sterne's mea-
sure or Montaignes more extreme re-
sort of leaving by the first express.
Although from time to time the de-
partures of the summer travellers have
been noted in these columns, a resume
of their present whereab bouts may not
be uninteresting. The North Carolinz
resorts having the virture of accessible
tty, are of course the most favored.
Among the many Savannahians at
present in the mountains are Mrs.
Thomas ScTeven, Mrs. A. L. Alexan-
der. and Mrs. w. G.. Morrell who are
at the Heidelberg House, Flat Rock;
Mrs. II. M. Conner, Miss Lila Conner,
Mr.. John Conner, and Mrs. Bisbee, who
are at Toxaway Inn; Mr. and Mrs
R. III. Butler, the Misses Butler, Mrs.
George l.. Cope, Mrs. j. H. Hunter,
Mrs. George L. Cope, Jr.. Mrs. Har-
ris Cope, the Misses Minis, and Mrs.
A. w. Carmichael, who are at Ashe-
Vile; Mrs. w. j. Sans, Miss Eliza
beth Johnson, Miss Emma Clay, and
Mrs. Abram Minis, who are at Bre-
ward; Mrs. Louis W. Haskell, Mrs
A. Thesmar, and Mr.. Paul T. Has
kell, who are at Sapphire; Miss Mary
McAlpin, Mrs. B. H. Hardee, and Mrs.
c. l.. Wilcox, who are at Saluda;
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles H !.
Strong, G. H. Strong, Jr., and DR..
and Mrs. j. G.. Van Marter, who are
at Highlands
At the Hague, Lake George are Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs. w. w g..
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stod-
dard, Miss Mabel Stoddard, and Mrs.
j. L. Walthour. On the Maine coast,
always popular with Savannahians, are
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Cunningham.
Miss Cunningham, Miss Eleanor Shotter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cunningham, Jr =,
Miss Woodbridge, and Miss Mildred
Cunningham, who are at Castine; Mrs
w. B. Denham, the Misses Denhann.
and Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald, who are
at Kennebunkport. On the Massachu-
sets coast are Mrs. George w. Owens,
Mrs. Henry D. Stevens, Mrs. Edward
Karow, Mrs. L. F. Minis, and Miss
Minis.
Among the Savannah people who
have been staying at Saratoga are
Mrs. George J. Mills, Mrs. Henry Will
Clay, Miss Alice Dougan, Mrs. John
L. Hammond, Mrs. Robert Burdell,
Key. DR.. James Y. Fair, Miss Fair,
and Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Nisbet.
In canada this year there are fewer
Savannahians than usual among them
pelng Mr.. w. j. DeRenne and the
MISSES DeRenne, who are at Gaspe
BASIN Quebec; Mr.. and Mrs. Beirne
Iordon, who are at North HatIev
Where Mrs. Wayne, Miss Wayne the
Misses Meldrim, and Miss Marion Mac
!ean expect to go later; and Mr.. and
mrs f. c. Battey, who are at Prince
Edwards Island.
among the many Savannahians who
are spending the summer abroad and
are almost all at present in England
are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellington
Mss Mss Margaret Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonn Mailoch, Mrs. Paige, Mr.. and
mrs. j. M. Lang, Mrs Henry TavIor
M S.i Ethel Taylor, and Mr.. Aionzc