The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-11

three weeks with Miss Mamie Ander-
{ son Of this city. Miss Anderson en-
1 tertained Friday evening with fare
/ wen party in honor OF Miss Bula Ber-
~. Some very pretty music was rem
/ dered during the evening. Those pres
/ ent were: Misses Maggie Iromen. Ka-
! tie Carr, Agnes McCauley. Marie Pur-
/ dy, Nellie Carr. Mamie Rafferty,, An
ME Anderson. Miss Carr and Mrs.
Anderson: Messrs. Johnnie Davis, Au-
4 gust Tamm, Oscar Baughn, Willie
/ Muller. Reattie McCauley. Willie An
! derson and Harry Hodgson.
I Mrs Chas. Hohenstein and Miss
Mary Hohenstein have returned from
| Waynesville.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ. jackson viii leave
| the city for a few days. accompanied
/ by their son Leo. During their absence
/ they will visit Macon, Atlanta and
| other places in Middle and North Geor-
sia.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia and Gin
, cinnati. He will also visit the St.
Louis Exposition.
Mr.. ]. McKenna has issued invita-
| tionS TO the marriage of his daughter,
Catherine and Mr.. Thomas E. Flah-
erty. The wedding will take place
Wednesday afternoon. Sept II. at $50
o'clock, at st. Patrick's Church.
Miss Marie Boreaud has returned
home after a pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Macon.
Little Miss Anna Elizabeth wingard
celebrated her third birthday on Fri
day afternoon, with a pink party,
from to p. m. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wingard, Mrs. NJ.
P. Struggled. Misses Margaret and
Pearl Grower. Gladys Struggled, Elder
and Loris Rirnes. Ethel Grower Inez.
Anna and Lucille Vereen, Norris Craps
and Messrs. Henry and Lester Gruver,
Patrick and Henry Springfield. Win
gard Grower. Percy. Cecil and Sam
Jones and Walter Craps.
Misses Maude and Lilly Trask have
returned 10 the city. They bring as
their guest, Miss Maude Kennedy from
Baxley. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostock and
Mr.. Wallace Bostock, residing the past
two years at AIS Charlton street, east,
have returned to their former home,
Beaufort. S. c., much to the regret of
their Savannah friends.
The Misses Boynton have returned
to their home in Griffin, after a pleas
ant visit TO Mrs. ]. r. Dekle, of 109
Perry, west.
Mr.. Leo Frank will leave tomorrow
for St. Louis, where he will be mar
ried to Miss Carrie Dobriner. The wed
n mill 4nIr ,4Io H..
city. The ceremony will be quiet one,
only the members of both families at
tending. Mr.. Frank will be accompa-
MED by Mrs L. w. Wortsman, Miss
Blanche b. Mohr, Miss Edna Mohr and
by Mr.. Sligo Mohr, who will act as best
man. Mr., and Mrs. Frank, after a
short wedding tour, will return to Sa-
vannah early in October. and will re-
side at the De Soto until their new
home, sos Abercorn is completed.
Miss Mary Lane Davis, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neville
at Stillmore. has returned to the city.
On Sept. "a. Miss Davis will leave for
! Waycross, where she goes to
conduct a kindergarten school. She
is a graduate of the Kate Baldwin sys-
| tenn of kindergartens in this city, and
her marked ability in the work here as
sures her of an equal success in her
| new field.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken will
leave tomorrow for Baltimore. From
| there they will go to Coatesville Pa,
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Huston.
Rev. ]. L. Scully, rector of Trinity
| Church. Columbus, formerly rector of
! st. Paurs, in this city, is spending a
| few days here. on his return from his
vacation in the North. He will return
to Columbus with Mrs. Scully and chill
| dren this week.