The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-06
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SOCIETY,"
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
,,re Abram Minis. who has been
oerding part of the summer at Bre-
,ord. has gone to Toxaway for the
asst of the season.
Mr. Robert Nelly and Miss Moselle
Nseiv of Waynesboro sailed for New
York yesterday from Savannah.
Mrs. F. v. Walker of Button is
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Henry
McApin. .....-.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. r. Corson and their
children will sail for New York to-
morrow week.
Mr.. F. C. Battey will go North by
sea next Wednesday.
4 Mrs. Robert C. Harrison and little
4 Miss Isabel Harrison have returned
from Button. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
y and Miss Harrison expect to leave a
short time for Blowing Rock.
DR.. H. H. Martin, who has been
gending the summer at the Tybee
N Hotel, has returned to the city.
\ Mr.. Newell West and party of boys
4 kft yesterday on Mr.. Vests yacht for
ten days cruise. They will touch at
parien, Brunswick. Fernandina and
other points on the Georgia and Flor
ida coast. In the party were, besides
Mr. West. Mr.. George Maclean, Mr..
Warren Butler, Mr.. Charles Mills, and
Mr. Catesby Jones.
Mr.. William Gadsden has returned
from Button.
The marriage of Mr.. W. Q. Lyon to
Miss Susie StickneY of Charleston will
take place next Wednesday evening at
S o'clock at the brides, so Montague
street. 1t will be an informal affair.
mr. Lyon is local cotton inspector. and
is well known along the Bay. They
will take a trip North before coming to
Savannah.
Miss Emily Crawford sailed for New
York yesterday.
Mr.. A. j. Epstein will leave for New
York on the 14th.
Mrs. Francis Med. Oliver left for
Asheville last night.
Mr.. NJ. Ehrlich expects to sail for
New York on the 14th.
Miss Emma Paulsen and Mr.. G. c.
Aulsen will leave for New York to-
morrow week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Killian left last night
for Asheville.
Mr.. A. levy, Jr., will sail for New
York Aug. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Guckenheimer
and their family left for the North
yesterday They will spend some time
at the Kensington Hotel, Saratoga,
Mr.. NJ. A. O'Brien and the Misses
OBrien left last night for Asheville
10 spend August and September in
the mountains.
Col. ]. A. Benson viii sail, for New
York next week on the City of Ma
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCants have
returned from North Carolina.
Miss Bertha Ford of Atlanta is ex-
pected to-day to visit the Misses
Lynch on Taylor, street.
Mr.. ]. P. Epstein will sail on the
l4th for New York.
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and Mr. Albert Oelschig will leave
Wednesday for New York.
Miss Cadigan of Baltimore is the
guest of the Misses Maddox on VALID
burg street.
Mr.. F. ]. Robinson has returned
from stay at Hotel Tybee.
Judge Twiggs expects to go North
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Oxley have sent
out cards to the marriage of their
daughter, Grace E., to Mr.. M. r.
Moorehead Wednesday evening. Aug.
Y, at o'clock. at their residence, 21S
Duffy street, east. '-
The usual hop will take place to-
night at the South End pavilion, Ty-
bee
Mrs. Emma Heneler has gone to
Waynesvil1e. N. C.
Mrs. w. B. Daniels leaves for Sa-
luda next week.
Miss Alice Delannoy is visiting Miss
Remshart at White Bluff.
Mrs. E. N. Frank leaves tomorrow
Tor Atlanta.
Mrs. ]. H. Elton leaves to-day for st.
Louis where she will reside.
Mrs. ]. e. Taylor and daughter.
Miss Mile. left yesterday on the
Allegheny to visit friends and relatives
m the North for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mr., and Mrs. Ruel Launey have re-
Iurned from their bridal tour and will
spend the remainder of summer at
Mrs Schmidt's, at ThundeTbolt.
,. The Women Christian Temperance
Union, will meet this afternoon at 5
ociock at the Mission building on Lib
cily street, west.