The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-13
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.


Miss Clermont Huger is the guest
If Miss Mary Hops. Miss Hugers ex-
poets to leave next week to visit in
/ Virginia.
Miss Rosa Maxwell of Abbeville is
/ visiting DR.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clay
on Jones street, east. Miss Maxwell
/ formerly resided in Savannah.
Miss Eileen Hunter has returned
from a visit to Mrs. d. Y. Beekham
at Fortress Monroe and a stay with
friends in Portsmouth.
DR.. James Y. Fair and Miss Fair
leave Monday for Lincolnton, N. c. !
Mrs P. w. Meldrim, the Misses Caro-
line and jamie Mildrim, and Mr.. Ralph
Neldrim will leave tonight or Monday
for their country place, Holiday Hill,
in upper Georgia, They will be joined
there by Miss Sophie Meldrim, who is
visiting in Augusta.
Mrs. Daniel Hops and Miss Mary
Hopps will leave in a short time for
North Carolina to spend a few weeks
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to Las Cruces. New Mexico. in Octo-
her to visit Mr.. Dan R. Hops.
Miss Leila Hill is spending part of
the summer at Lake Toxaway.
Mr. Tathrop Morehead is spending
some time at Lake Toxaway with his
mother Mrs. Eugene Morehead.
Mr.. William A. wilkins. Jr., is in
Hendersonville.
Mr.. Catesby Jones, who has been
visiting Mr. Charles Mills at Malbene,
is expected home Monday
Mr. Tobn Dougan of Scotland and
Mr.. Arthur Dougan are travelling
through Canada and in the region of
the Great Lakes. Mr.. John Dougan
expects to return September the first
TO his home in Glasgow.
Miss Mary Wayne will be the guest
little later in the season of Miss
Caroline MeEdrim at Holiday HILL
Mr.. Benjamin Hunter, Jr., and his
son. Herbert Hunter, are expected
Monday from Memphis for a visit to
Mr.. Hunters parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Hunter, on Drayton street.
Mr.. Robert Groves is visiting Mr.,
Weyman Harmon at Tybee.
Mr.. Ross Guerard will leave later in
the season for Flat Rock. where his
mother and sisters are spending the
summer.
Miss Alice Dougan has returned from
trip to St. Louis and is now with
ND Mrs p NJ DO1I-
gan, at White Stone Lithia Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs: w. w. Osborne and
their children are at the Inside Inn
St. Louis visiting the exposition.
Mrs. NJ. F. Dunn, Miss Catherine
Dunn and Masters Henry and Law
renee Dunn will sail for New York on
the Atlanta, Aug. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Balfour of
Natchez, Miss, and their children will
leave from Savannah for New York
Thursday on the Chattahoeehee,
Mr.. and Mrs w. M Davidson, who
have been spending the summer at
White Bluff, have returned to the city.
Mrs e. S. Gustin, who has been
spending some time at Red Rock, N.
Y. is now in Summit, n. ].
Mr.. E. S. Richardson has returned
from a trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Leitze is spending the summer
at Round Lake, n. Y.
Miss Angela O'Byrne is expected
home from Denver in September.
Mr.. James Platt of Augusta, who is
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Stothart on
Drayton street, will return home to-
morrow.
Miss Leo Sibley is at the Inside Inn,
st. Louis.
Miss MeAvoy will sail for Philadel-
pha on the Allegheny next Saturday
Mrs j. E, Delannoy expects to leave
for the North the end of the month
sailing on the Atlanta Aug. 20 for New
York.
Mr. W. K. Pearce, who spent part of
PEDEET MENTuEH