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12 |!i ■* * * * Savannah out-of-iown Is gayer than ever Th re is nrthing going on n the city, even the Golf Club is abandoned by Its most faithful devotees, and every day sees numbers of people hastening away to cooler hill and coast, but supper par tias. sailing patties, dancing parties, he p the s ay-ai-homes through the dul ness of the summer hours. Charity has been the order of the past week. A moonlight troll y r.d. to Thund-rholt and I- e of Hope for the benefit of the l>ay Nursery was arranged for Monday evening, and though the moon inconsiderately refused to rise at the appointed hour, the trip was delightful and thoroughly enjoyed by a large and merry crowd. The Tuesday evening dance at Isle of Hope proved a great attraction to the pleasure seekers. Among the numbers who attended it was a party chaperoned by Mrs Guy Howard and Miss Carmichael, In which were Miss Mary Kline, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn, M ss Righton Haber sham. Miss Leonora Gabbett, Mr Steph en Heyward. Mr. Frank DeC. Heyward, Mr Thomas W. Harper, Mr. H. Preston Mr. William Barnwell. Mr. Hammond Kve, Mr. Charles dußignon. Mr. Berrien Giover, Mr Montague Boyd, and Mr. Epping Gabbett. Mr and Mrs. John Schley Haines have sent out cards to the marriage of their daughter Mary Walker to Mr. Hubert Batiersby Duckworth. This wedding, which will take place at neon Wednesday, Aug 1 In St. John's Church, will be the most interesting social event of next week. Mrs. W. R. Leaken has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs. Charles Huston In Coatesville, Fa. Miss Emma Hopkins who has been the guest of Mrs. John Heard Hunter during the past week will leave Tuesday for the North. Miss Hopkins will spend a fort night with Mrs Henry . od S* ‘ n Tork, and will then go to N irglma to visit Miss Betty Cocke. Mr. R. M. Charlton. Mr. R. R. Rich ards. Mr. Cosmo Harden and Mr Thomas N Denmark formed a congenial supper party at Tybee Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Savage Heyward of Pine ora are spending several weeks at their vummer home in Bluffton. Mrs. Cornelius Moses is visiting her ai<ier Mrs. C. Henry Cohen in Augusta Vr Arthur B. M. Gibbes left Monday evening Vo j tn Mrs. Gibbes at the Manor in Asheville. ■ Mr. Hubert Battersby Duckworth has returned from New York where he spent the past fortnight. Miss Nellie Howell, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. J. Chat lien has returned to Atlanta. Miss Cosens spent Wednesday at Isle of Hope with Mrs. George Cos ns. Mr W. L. Clay left Friday for Rieh- Mrs H. Wiley Johnson and Mls McAlpin Johns jn will leave to-morrow- for Highland Falls on the Hudson. where they will spend about a rh "> ther go to Willlarastown, Mass in the part of the Berkshire Hills, re turning home late in the fall. Miss Neely who has been visiting Miss Carmichael returned home Thursday. Mr G. Noble Jcnes. with a small party ef friends went out Monday for a short cruise on the Yum Yum. Mr Paul T. HaskMl. Jr., has gone to Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs for a atay of several weeks. Another of a charming series of euchre parties was given Monday evening at Ho tel Tybee, Miss Hannah Ein stein won the ladl-s' prize, which waß a handsome clock, and Mr. Loeb was the successful player among the gentlemen. The other guests were Mrs. Jacob Lippman. Mrs. Charles Graham. Mrs. S. A. Einstein. Mrs. Jos eph Ferst, Mr. and Mrs. Riddel of Mo bile and Mrs. Cleveland. Miss Shorter, Miss Nellie Loeb, Miss Minnie Loeb, M.ss Sadie Loeb, and Miss Lillie Hirsch, all of Columbus, Miss Eunice Lippman. Miss jvollie Banks, Miss Mamie Banks, Mr. Frank Dowdy and Mr. Sol Dryfus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mercer, Jr., returned Thursday from Montgomery. Miss Annie Vane Jcnes left Tuesday to •pend the summer at the North. Miss Miriam Dent Is visiting Miss Clare Huger in Bluffton. Dr. J. G. Van Marter, Jr., entertained Hr. G. E. March and Mr. James Mc- Gregor of the United States steamship Blake at dinner Wednesday at the Ogle thorpe Club. Miss Emily Charlton left In the first pari of the week for the mountains of upper Georgia. One of the largest crowds of the season went down to the Thursday dance at Ho tel Tybee, attracted in great measure by the childrens cakewalk promised for thet evening. Those who liad witnessed the performance of the week before knew It was well worth a repetition, and those who had not seen it were glad of this new opportunity. Mrs. Ltppman had generous ly planned the second entertainment for the benefit of the Fresh Air Home, and It was even more of a success than the first, the little dancers, who gave their services so readily, outrivalllng their for mer efforts. The cakewalk w as led by Mr. George Johnson in the following order; First couple. Masters Melvin and David Roos; second couple, Masters Frank Fin ney and Charles Seeman; third couple, Miss Fowler and Master William Reilly; fourth couple. Miss Constonce Holt of Amerieus and Mr. George Johnson; and last of all, alone, a captivating little figure. Master Charles Graham Boughan The judges of the evening. Maj. Hill of ■Mobile and Mr. 8. A. Einstein, awarded the cake by a popular vote to Masters Finney and Seeman, and a special cake to Master Graham Boghn. The dancing of Miss Ccnstance Holt Of Amerieus, who entered the contest late In the evening and quite unexpected ly, was noticeably graceful and charming. Moat substantial results were realized for the Home and the ladles In charge are. deeply grateful, appreciating the kind thoughtfulness which planned the enter tainment and the patient effort which car ried to such a successful end. Among the dancers on the pavilion, Mrs. Kdmonaton chaperoned Miss Pritchard, Miss Georgia Edmonston, Mr. William Simpson and Mr. Horace Hunter. With Mr. John Heard Hunter on the aame evening were Miss Enin Gamble, Miss Angle Cubhege, Miss Myra Wilcox, Mr. Frank Heyward, Mr. Clayton Purse, Mr. Robert Waller, Mr. Richard Charl ton, Mr. Dan C. Betjeman and Mr. Tatt nnli Pritchard. Miss Carrie Lou Meldrlm has been one of the guests at a delightful house party given by Miss Mamie Miller in Atlanta. Mrs. Charles Ellis and the Misses Helen aud Margaret Ellis will return 10-rourrots rrom a visit to Mr. Albert Stoddard at Daufukie. Mr. and Mrs. Rauern are entertaining Mr and Mrs. Lewis Haskell at St. ' ratherlne's. Mrs. Samuel .Adams and children left Friday for Tybee. where they will spend the balance of the summer. Miss Mary Haines. Mlsf Rosa Sullivan, Mr. Hubert Duckworth and Mr. EM ward Hemere spent Thun*day evening at Hotel Tybee with Mrs. \\\ F. Eve. Mr. and Mrs. J. Muir I>ansr and Mas ter Mercer Lang left yesterday for Co burg, Canada, where they will remain several weeks. Miss Mary Clay, who is now visiting Mrs. Enis on the Jersey coast, will join Mrs. Lang later in Co burg. Wednesday afternoon in Bluffton a de lightful Nickel Tea was given at Mrs. Huger’s. Miss Clare Huger, Mbs Miriam Dent and Master Beirne Gordon, Jr., served. Among the many guests wer* Mrs. Paul Pritchard. Mrs. Robert C. Harrison, Mrs. W. W. Oweas, Mrs. Du bois, Mrs. Cuthbert. Mr6. Heyward Lynah, Miss Katie Pritchard, Miss Lily Anderson, .Miss Janie Eve, Miss Estelle Heyward, Miss Henrietta Eve, Miss Julia Trezevant, Miss Anna McAlpin. Miss Maria McAlpin, Miss Lilly Lynah. Miss May Heyward, Miss Elouise Lynah, Miss Clifford Hayward. Miss Eugenia Pritch ard, Miss Lilia Martin, Miss Gable Mar tin, Miss Lucile Politzer. Master Raymond Pemere is visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. B. Hopkins, at Orange Lake, Fla. Miss Sally Haskell left Monday for Bluffton, where she is the guest of Miss Lina Huger. Mr. W. B. Duckworth of England ar rived yesterday. Miss Eula Gamble is the gues4 of Mr. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter. Mrs. Jacob Lippman entertained her' nieces, Miss Doris and Miss Gladys Lipp man, with a soap bubble party at Hotel Tybee Friday afternoon. Mr. Gordon Haines sailed Tuesday even ing for New York on his way to Cape Cod, where be will spend his vacation. Capt. J. R. F. Tattnall, after a visit to the home of Rev. Robb White in Char lottesville, Va., has gone North, taking Master Warren White with him. They will visit the Northern cities and then go to Connecticut for the summer. Mr. end Mrs. P. A. Waring have gone to Blip Ridge Summit for the rest of the season. Mrs. G. H. Rermdiart and the Misses Alice and Marie Remshart, who have been entertaining a delightful house party at White Bluff, spent Thursday evening at Tybee, taking supper at the Hotel and af terward enjoyed the dancing on the pa vilion. Their guests were Miss Ashley, Miss Gretta Holmes, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss Gadsden, Mr. M. B. Pilcher, Jr., Mr. P. R. Cheatham, Mr. F. A. Hoyt, Mr. J. F. Sears and Mr. William Remshart. Mrs. C. A. L. Cunningham is at Mont gomery, where she will spend several weeks. Maj. Francis L. Hills of Mobile is a guest of Hotel Tybee. Maj. Hills, who has seen service in Manila, was formerly director of public works in PortQ Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Johnston have moved from Bay St. Louis to Birmingham. This is pleaaont news to their many friends here, as it brings them nearer Sa vannah. Miss Alice West has returned from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Langdon Cheve-s, in Charleston. Mrs. Ralston Wylly went to Isle of Hope Tuesday to visit Miss Nona Wylly. Mrs. Joseph Ferst and Mr. S. A. Ein stein chaperoned a number of young peo ple who were invited to visit the U. S. S. Blake Wednesday afternoon. Those in the party were Miss Hannah Einstein, Miss Ruth Einstein, Miss Hannah Ferst, Miss Hazel Hirsch, Miss Eunice Lippman, and Miss Gladys Lippman. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Clark arrived Wednesday from Darien to make a short stay in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Posted returned Fri day from Blowing Rock. Mr. Alan Bond left Tuesday for New York. Mr. Bond will go to Narragansett Pier and other Northern resorts for a few weeks, and will probably sail later for Europe to join his sisters, Miss Edith Bond and Miss Carrie Bond, who are now traveling on the continent. Miss Catherine Mclntyre and Miss Ethel Mclntyre sailed Tuesday for New York, to spend some weeks at I>ke George. Mrs. M. A. Ehrlich and her family will leave Tuesday for Lake George. Mrs. C. E. Stults, Mrs. 11. A. Stults, Miss Marguerite and Master Carl Stults, went down to Hotel Tybee Wednesday to spend several weeks. Miss Virgle Foureher of Augusta is vis iting Miss Hallie White. Mr. Benson of Washington Ga., is spend ing several weeks at Hotel Tybee. Miss Kate C. Grady left Friday for New York. Mr. and Mrs. George W, Tledeman and children returned Monday after a month or two at Tybee. Among the many Savannahiana summer ing at Lake. George are Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smart and their family, who left Mon day for that resort. Mtss Dubose has returned from Charles ton, where she went to attend the conven tion of the National Educational Associa tion. Miss Shorter of Columbus is spending some time at Hotel Tybee. In a pony which attended the dance at Tybee, Tuesday evening, chaperoned by Mrs. J. Rlgler, were Misses Loeb and Hlrsch of Columbus, Ga., Marie Reiman of Greenwood, Almee Cohen of At lanta. Ida Bouehardt and Plora Marks of Brunswick. Ga.. Theresa Hymes of Ban dcrsvllle, Ga.. Etta Rothschild, Llltle Ga zan, Lena Samuels, Mrs. Abe Rothschild of 'Brunswick, Ga., Mr. Simon Sellg of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. Moses Rothschild, Mr. Max Lefller, Mr. J. Baum of Montgomery, Ala., Mr. Abe Baum, Mr. Dave Wels man, Mr. Max Kohler, Mr. Leon Stern, and Mr. Milton Hymes. Miss Marie Reiman of Greenwood, Miss , is the charming guest of Miss Bertha Rothschild on Gordon street. Mrs. E. H. Hinton and her family have gone to Tallulah Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Popa of Macon, spent the past week at Tybee. Mrs. James Farle left Thursday for Atlanta. Miss Eugenia Estill is at Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Mr. W. E. Remshart. Mr. M. B. Pilch er, Jr., Mr. P. R Cheatham. Mr. J. F. Sears, Mr. F. A. Hoyt. Mr. Charles Wil cox, Mr Hampton Wade. Mr. William Oonnerat, Mr. William Coburn, Mr. L. C. West, and Mr. Rogers Wood*, made up a very jolly marooning party that return ed during the week from a trip on the Doris. At .Warsaw they were Joined by THE MOKNIXG NEWS. SUNDAY. JUDY 22. 1900. Mr R G Fleming. Mr. W\ P. Ott. Mr. John Stoddard. Mr. George Fryman and Mr. Horace Crane, on the naphtha launch Ruby. Miss Howell, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. T J. Charlton, has gone to her home m Marietta. Mrs. W. F. Aiken and their family sailed Friday for New York. Mrs. Aiken will spend the summer at her old home in Massachusetts. Mrs. J S Bracewell and Mrs. Parks lef: yesterday for New’ York. Mr. W E. left Tuesday for Baltimore. Mrg. Henry Blun left yesterday to visit Mrs. Miner in New York. Miss Kate Johnson of Way cross, is the guest of the Misses Morgan at their Ty bee cottage. Mr. and Mrs D. R Thomas and Miss Jennie Thomas will leave Tuesday for New' York. After u short stay in that city, they will spend the rest of the sum mer in Canada, returning home late *n the fail. Miss Clarkson and Miss Fielding, who have made a delightful stay at Hotel Ty bee, left Monday for Charlotte. N. C. Mrs. Paul Pritchard is visiting friends in Savannah. Miss Nellie W’alsh and Miss Bessie Gal lagher will leave shortly for New York. Miss Lena Ehrlich will leave Tuesday to visit friends in Bainbridge. Mrs. P. end Mist* Mattie Mc- Glashan are in Thomasville. visiting rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. John Neely of Augusta, spent the past week it Tybee. Miss Kate and Miae Helen Blun and Messrs. Will and Walter Blun left Satur day for New York, where they will visit Mrs. Miner. Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Guckenheimer and family. Mrs. Dub, and Miss Madelene Dub. left yesterday for New York. They will spend some time in the Adirondack?, chiefly at Saranac lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardee Williams were among those w'ho took supper and spent the evening at Isle of Hope Friday. Mrs. J. S. Oppenheimer. Miss Clare and Miss Carrol Oppenheimer. and* Master Harry Oppenheimer, are spending the sea son in Asheville. Mr. E. B. Lewis and family have re turned home from a week's stay at Tybee. One of tiie pleasant events of the week was the outing given at Warsaw Thurs day in honor of the visiting young ladles. Among those who attended were Misses Marie Reiman of Mississippi, Theresa Hvmes of Saniersvi’le Ida Bouchardt and Flora Marks of Brunswick, Etta Roth schild, Aimee Cohen of Atlanta, Sara Stern, Adelo Meyers, Lillie Gazan, Bes sie Krauss, Fannie Newberger, Fr<-da Traub. Strauss, Bertha Rothschild, Mrs. O. S. Byek, Mrs. Sig Gardner. Mr. Max Kohler and Mr. Maurice Meyer. Mr. W. S. Wilson returned Monday from a week's visit to the Georgia mountains. Mrs. A. H. Davidson and her children left Wednesday for Augusta, after a pleas ant visit to friends at Isle of Hope. Miss Lilian Tilton Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wimberly, in Brunswick. Misw Ophelie Stern, Miss Sara Stern, Miss Celia Gardner, and Miss Adele Meyer spent Thursday at Warsaw. Mrs. James Lynch and her children have returned from a two-weeks’ visit to Tybee. Miss Alma Cummings returned Wed nesday from Higgston, where she has spent some time very pleasantly. Miss Emily Connor left Friday for Blow ing Rock. Miss Molly Lyons. Miss McDonald of Atlanta and Mr. John Lyons spent Fri day evening at the Isle of Hope. Miss Leonardy, a charming young lady of St. Augustine, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Cleveland, at 113 Duffy street, east. Mr. W. T. Daniels, Jr., has returned from New York. Mrs. C. M. Craig is spending the summer at Hotel Alleghany, Goshen, Va. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Daffln and Miss Daf fln left for the North Friday. Rev. I. P. Mendes and family will go North to-morrow for the summer. Among the many dancers at Isle of Hope on Friday evening were Misses Ida Bou chardt, Etta Rothschild, Flora Marks,, Marie Reiman, Theresa Hymes, Aimee Co hen, Mr. Maurice Meyer, Mr. Milton Hymes, Mr. Moses Rothschild, Mr. Max Leffler, Mr. Max Kohler and others. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cassels left Tues day for Asheville. Mrs. John T. Evans and Mrs. A. G. Merkle will return to-day from the At lantic Club and after a short stay in the city will visit friends in Augusta. Mrs. H. M. Branch is visiting in Char lotte. A merry party made the river trip to Warsaw* Thursday and spent the day at the island, chaperoned by Mrs. Connolley of Augusta. The young ladies were: Mis® Nellie Lyons, Miss Agnes Lyons, Miss Mc- Donald, Miss Annie Lynch. Miss Mamie Lynch, Miss M. L. Damour, Miss Vaughn of Augusta, Miss Annie Kehoe, Miss Agnes Rourke, and Miss Marie Rourke. Miss Edith Schatzman, Miss Josephine Green and the Messrs. Hurley of Macon, who have spent a fortnight at Tybee, will return home to-day. Mrs. M. J. Eptlng and children, Lucile, Lizzie, Frank and M. J. Epting, Jr., are visiting relatives in Newberry, S. C. Mr. William Charters and Mr. W. P. Price, Jr., of Dahlonega arrived Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wilso-n. Mr. G. E. Cope sailed Friday for New York. Mrt. A. E. Ehrlich will leave Tuesday to spend the summer at Lake George. Mrs. Thomas Purse and little Miss Eliz abeth Purse returned home yesterday. Mrs. Edwdn L. Cheshire, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. M. Palmer and of Mrs. R. A. Anderson, has returned to her home in Atlanta. Miss Pearla Abrahams will leave this week for Sapphire, N. C: Mrs. Thomas Edward Biackshear of Thomasville is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Baker. Miss Winn left Wednesday for Saluda, where she will spend the next two months. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Parsons and Mr. ' "c 4 Perfect Food” f 'Preserves Health” 1 " Prolongs Life ’’ : BAKER’S : BREAKFAST : COCOA Known the world over, ■ . , Received the highest in dorsements from the medica 1 practitioner, the nurse, and the intelligent housekeeper and caterer.” —Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette , Walter Baker & Cos. Ltd. ' Tr,*-*.* DORCHESTER, MASS. I on Every Pickagt Established 1710. WALSH & MEYER, 1-4 Broughton, West. LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. Something Worth Talking About Our Shirt Waist Sale! And we are going to bank this talk up with facts this week. White Lawn Shirt Waists, with Inserting. 50 cents. This season's Waists, our *1.50 waists, going at 50 cent*. Good value in White Pique, 15 cents The latest noveliles in Indies' Collar*. One lot of Ribbons, 9 to 22 inchea, 9c per yard. — a> °— !■ mi 1 YOUR GAS RANGE §■■ IS IN COMMISSION, St K HH h mk BOILING. BROILING. ROASTING. *■ ' JnM nhnt yon want done. H|||| ||p|^| NO WPEHFHOIS HR AT, NO WASTE, t Hi 1 A torn of the Horner and the ‘ Range slops work. Stops expense, ril too. Stops nil heat. Yon can regu- Sthe Hunge much or little, 2 just a a yon need. SI.OO a Month for the (ias Rangf. Mutual Gas Light Co.,rßßß|>v 7 A ft fongress St., Went. I, Felix Parsons, Jr., have returned to Dal las. Miss Kate Haynesworth, who has been visiting the Misses Alexander, has return ed to Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles Fulton. Mrs. Harry Ander. son, Mrs. Robert Webb, and Miss Collins, spent Friday evening very pleasantly at Isle of Hope. Mrs. A. E. Ehrlich. Miss Marie Ehrlich and Miss Mildred Ehrlich, were at Isle of Hope Friday evening. Mrs. D. E. Grouse and her children will leave to-day for Buena Vista, Md. Miss May Cash hf the guest of Misa Mary Kehoe at Tybee. Miss Addle Cooke and Miss Maggie Paul are marooning very pleasantly at Warsaw, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. El liot Myers, and Mrs. Kehoe. Mrs. Thomas Halligan, Miss Virginia Halligan, and Mr. R. M. Halligan left yes terday to spend the summer on the Massa chusetts coast. Miss Angela Goette will entertain a small house party at her Tybee cottage this week. Miss Emma Meyer will leave shortly for New York. Mr. David G. Allen is spending the month of July at Sha-Waw-Ga Dodge, Sullivan county. New York. Misses Theresa, Julia and Doretta Me- Greal are spending a while at the naval station, Port Royal, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gleason are in New York for a few weeks. Miss Mattie J. Walker left Wednesday for Saluda. Mrs. Edward H. Ducas and Mr. Simmons Ducas of Florence and Mr. William Bur roughs of Brunswick were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Ducas during the past week. Mrs. Frank Welch and Miss Mabel Welch of Sumter are the guests of Mr. E. H. Sturgeon. Mr. C. E. Vinson left Wednesday night for Saluda. A most delightful reception was given last Friday night in Asheville, at The Old Homestead, complimentary to the Savan nah party stopping there. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Farris Branan, Mrs. W. H. Powell. Mrs. George Mastick. Mrs. D. Clark, Mrs. C. Maxwell and Misses Minnie and Nathalie Clark, Ruby and Ha zel Powell and Marguerite Mastick. Miss Mamie Engel will leave Tuesday for the mountains of New Y’ork. Dr. John Haskell of Charleston. Mr. Dewitt Haskell, Jr., Mr. Gratz Dent, and Mr. Harry Daniel. Jr., hove been cruis ing on the Hornet during the past week. Miss Maggie Hull is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Owens in Bluffton. Mrs. James B. Gaston of Gainesville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Dickinson, No. 311 Gaston street, east. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. DeHardy, and Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Jr., will visit Mr*anJ Mrs. Charles Dixon at Rosedcw during the coming week. Wednesday evening Mr. Edward De mere gave a sailing party on the Dady Babble, in honor of Miss Addie Walker of Macon, who has been the guest of Mrs. Gay Howard. Miss Walker left Friday to visit friends in Beaufort. Miss Mary McAlpin and Miss Belle Mc- THE BEE HIVE N. SCHU7Z, St. Julian and Whitaker Streets. MUSLIN AND KNIT UNDERWEAR. All new, fresh, clean goods, liberally cut, nicely trim med, well made, at prices which are remarkably low. Ladles' Muslin Corset Covers, trimmed with lace 15c Ladles' Cambric Corset Covers, em broidery trimmed 19c. Indies' Muslin Skirts, cnmbrlc ruffle...3or Ladles' Muslin Skirts, lace trimmed...,4oc Ladies’ Muslin Skirls, embroidery trimmed, with cambric flounce 50c Ladles' Muslin Skirts, extra width, embroidery trimmed 65c Ladles’ Muslin Drawers, full sizes, tucked 15c Ladies' Muslin Umbrella Drawers, cam bric ruffle, lace trimmed 23c Children's Drawers, tucked and lace trimmed 10c and 15c Children's Unbleached Gauze Vests,- Taped 3c Children's Bleached Gauze Vests, tap ed at neck and arms 5c laldies' White Lawn Aprons, tucked and lace trimmed 20c Ladles' White I,awn Aprons, extra large size, wide hem 23c Mail orders receive prompt attention. Alpin will leave to-morrow for Warm Springs, Ga., where they will be joined later by Mrs. McAlpin, who is now in Augusta, visiting Mrs. Tracey Hickman. Mrs. Arthur Overton and Miss Pauline Overton are staying with Mrs. John S. Howkins at Tybee. Mr. and Mrs. Boykin Wright and Miss Marjorie Wright have returned to their home in Augusta, after some weeks at Hotel Tybee. Mrs. Robert Hardaway and Mrs. Isabel Guerard of South Carolina, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy G. Hunter during the week. Miss Margaret Charlton, who has been the guest of Miss Dily Dynah in Bluffton, will go to Summerville this week to visit Miss Sadio Stovall. Miss Daniel of Millen and Miss Simmons of Statesboro are spending a week at Ho tel Tybee. Miss Minnie Dillon is the guest of Mrs. Williams on Bolton street. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Howard and their guest, Miss Howard, spent Monday even ing at Thunderbolt. Miss Mooreland of Atlanta will spend the coming week at Tybee. Miss Morrison, who has been the guest of Judge and Mrs. A. H. Macdonell. at Hotel Tybee, left last night for Atlanta. Miss Bower of Bainbridge is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dickinson, No. 311 Gaston street, east. Mr. and Mrs. Deopold Adler and their family left yesterday for George and the Thousand Islands. At the Thursday evening dance at Ty bee Mr. and Mrs. Waller E. Coney chap eroned Miss Ethel Connolley, Miss Nannie Connolley. Miss Nellie Coney. Miss Marie Dreese, Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss K. Con nolley, Miss Katie Dreese, Mr. Charlton Barbour, Mr. Sidney Cooper, Mr. Frank Torley and Mr. J. D. Woodrow. Miss Mollie Dyons is spending a week at. Tybee. Friday evening. Mrs. John Rourke en tertained at supper al Hotel Tybee. Her guests were Mrs. Griffin. Miss Minnie Warner, Miss Helen Warner and Mr. Rob ert Warner of Tampa, and the Misses Rourke. Mr. Hampton D. Ferrill left last night for Hot Springs, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, Jr., have returned to Atlanta. Miss Ella Cabaniss left last night to spend August and September In Virginia. Mr. James Taylor, who has been visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coney has re turned to his home in Wilmington. Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Herron made a short visit to Savannah during the week and left last night for the mountains of North Carolina. In a party which spent Wednesday evening at Hotel Tybee, chaperoned by Mrs. Rabun, were Miss Wadsworth and Miss Henderson of Rome, the Misses Purseiy of Guyton, Mtss Sila Rabun and Miss Frances Harmon. Mrs. A. D. Shellman is at home again after a stay of some weeks at White Sulphur Springs, Fla. A party of Savannah people left during the week for Blowing Rock, N. C.—Mrs. F. S. Jette, Miss Jennie Straus, Miss Marie Carrolan, Miss Josephine Jette, Ladies' Muslin Gowns, ruffle and em roidery trimmed 25c Ladies' Muslin Gowns, square neck, embroidery trimmed 50c and Csc Ladles’ Cambric Gowns, square neck, embroidery trimmed <J5c Ladles' Muslin Chemise, elaborately trimmed with embroidery.. 35c Ladies' Skirt Chemise, lace and em broidery trimmed 50c Ladies' Bleached Lisle Ribbed Vests, silk taped, silk crochet ,’xoc Ladles’ Bleached Lisle Vests, crochet shoulders, silk taped 15^ Ladles’ extra fine Lisle Bleached Vests, silk crochet neck and arms...;9o Ladies' Silkallsle Ribbed Bleached Vests, superb quality ;3c Ladies' Pink and Blue Ribbed Gauze Ladles' Fast Black Ribbed Gauze Vests, warranted fast color, taped.l2<,6o Extra large Ladles’ White Ribbed VB, YOU WILL FIND IT AT Seasonable Summer Goods AT CUT PRICES. 48-inch All Wool Diagonal English Cheviot worth 85c, at 49c. Balance of our wash goods, including French Madras, Scotch and Silk Striped Ginghams, Corded Lawns, Batiste, Dimities and Lawns at prices too low to mention. Another Reduction in Shirt Waists. $1.69 Perfection Cut Tailor-made at 76c. $2.00 Perfection Cut Tailor-made at 99c. $2.25 Perfection Cut Tailor-made at 51.2*6. $2.50 Perfection Cut Tailor-made at $L39[ Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. Ladies’ Muslin Gowns and Drawers, Empire style, trimmed with embroidery, worth sl, at 69c Ladies’ Gowns and Corset Covers, Empire V shape and square necks, elaborately trimmed, worth $1.50, at 98c. Ladies’ White and Colored Lawn Wrappers, trim med in lace and braid, were $1.50, now 99c. Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, drop stitch, lace and openwork designs, worth 50c, at 37c. W|illE QOOD^ Yardwide Utica Bleached Shirting, worth now Q I ACm Best quality Single Bed Sheets, 50c goods, at 39c. 40-inch sheer finished India Linens, worth 15c at IOC. Turkey Spcnges, worth 10c, at 5c Turkish Bath Soap 4c cake Pears's Soap 11c Darge Bottle Ammonia oc Pure Vaseline 4c bottle Miss Mclntyre of Atlanta, Master Paul and Eugene Jette and Jim Carolan. Misses Ammie Beckett, Hattie Dew, Eleanor Caldwell and Messrs. Leslie Lit tle, Angus Walden, Julian Beckett, Al bert Way, Norman Beckett, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Grady, hove returned from a house party at Wilming ton Island. The engagement of Miss Lena Lilien thal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Lilenthal of Atlanta, to Mr. Gus Hoffman of Brunswick, has been announced. Mrs. S. H. Leyser and her daughter, Miss Ruby May, have returned to the city from a ple&sant visit of a week in Au gusta. Miss Ammie Beckett entertained a few of her friends with cards on Friday even ing. Those present were Miss Edith Brad ley of Atlanta, Miss Drucilla Lcngs aff of New York, Mies Hattie Dew, Mr. Valmore Lebey, Mr. Leslie Little ar.d Mr. Norman Beckett. Mr. Chas. Cooke and his charming daughter. Miss Theresa Cooke, will leave this week for Warsaw. They will be accompanied by Mrs. B. McGrath and Mrs. W. K. Brady, and will remain a week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Meyers. The friends of Master James Paul, Jr., were delightfully entertained Friday af ternoon from 5 to 7 by his parents. Mr. and Mrs James Paul in honor of his sixth birthday. Among the little guests were Misses Madeline and Regia McOllve, Ka tie £pe!lman, Winnie Ccoke. Annie Owens, Leonora and Ltlci'e McKenzie. Addle Cur. y, Louise Conlin, May Berry, Jemima, Sadie and Bella Paul, Masters Norman Thompson. Harold Counihan. F. McNally, Frank and William McKenzie. Archie and Thomas Paul, and John and William Sul livan. Mrs. Kohbe, Mrs. Conlin, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Counihan and Mrs. Sul livan assisted Mrs. Paul In entertaining the little people. Mrs. George C. Schwarz accompanied by her sons, Master Charles and Henry Schwarz are spending the summer wdth her sister, Mrs. S. A. Borders in Seneca, 111. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fender and chil dren, Miss Marguerite and Master Lau rence Fender are visiting relatives in Up per Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Grimm of Chicago were_ entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Lankenman and Mr. Albert Grimm. Danc ing was the principal feature of the even ing and was thoroughly enjoyed in spite of the hear. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Brady, Misses Lizzie O'Neal, Margaret Connors, Mary Cahill. Kate McGee, Ce cilia Kean, Annie McEvoy. Kate Coyle, Emma Grimm, Annie Collins, Theresa Cooke, Messrs. L. Mell, Jos. and Jerry Connors, R. Robider, C. Heffernan, C. McDonough, J. Clancy, B. Winters. P. R. Pritchard. A. Everttt, and E. Dailey. Mr Charles Valentiena lias arrived in the city to visit friends in Collinsville. Miss Ethel Collins has returned from the North after a pleasant visit. Mrs. Bunn and Mr. Raymond Bunn left for Asheville Monday. One of the most pleasant events of the week was the entertainment given to Mr. Robert E. Robider by his parents at the residence of his sister, Mrs. E. Goodwin, on his 21st birthday. The popularity of the young man was shown by the numer ous and handsome presents which he re ceive*, The rooms were handsomely dec orated with palms and cut flowers and the table decorations were pink. The lawn was brilliantly lighted by Japanese lan terns. The guests were Mrs. J. Kehoe, Mrs B. McGrath, Mrs. Hesse, Mrs. J. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. S. Krouskoff, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Robider, Misses Nellie Everltt, Cecblia Kean, Margaret Conners. Annie McMahon, Kate Coyle, Mary McCabe, Ahnle Mo- Avoy, Lizzie O'Neal, Marguerite Paul, Theresa and Addle Cooke, Dr. Welch of Wilmington, Messrs. C. Wakefield, E. Von Newton, C. McDonough, A. Everltt, A. Grimm, F. Kirby, B. Winters, Preaton Everltt, C. Heffernan, J. Goodwin, W. Ray, E. McCabe, E. Daly, P. R. Pritchard, J. Connors, L. Mell and J. Clancy. Miss Maud Bennett left Friday for New York. Misses Lily and Rose Drayton will leave Tuesday for Fleming, Ga., where they will be the guests of Miss Annie Vir ginia McCallar for the next three weeks. Mrs. Ralph H. Cutter and daughter leave this week for Virginia, where they will spend the rest of the summer. Mrs. D. J. Morrison and children are guests of the Mountain Park Hotel, Hot All colors Baby Ribbon le yard Fancy Ribbons, 5-inch wide, worth 50c, at 26c Finishing Braid ~..3c and oc a bunch All sizes Safety Pins ; 3c a card Springs, N. C. Later she will go to Nw Tork to Join her husband, who will leave on the Kansas City next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison will spend the summer at the various mountain resorts in the North. Mrs. S. J. Morrison is a guest of the Mountain Park Hotel, Hot Springs, N. C. She will spend the summer there Mr. M. Reich is at Hot Springs, N, C., spending the summer. Miss Marie Cheatham, who has been visiting friends in Eufaula, Ala., and Daw son, is now at Warm Springs After a delightful stay at the Isle of Palms, Mrs. M. E. Malta and Misses Eva and Lizzie Malia have returned home. On-e of the very merriest parties of the season spent a day at Tybee last week, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willlnk. Those present were Misses Lillie Sullivan, Maggie Murphy, Honle Lenehan. Rosa Deignan, Angie MacGrath, Ade'.s Conners, Marie Larkin, Messrs. James Odriscoll, Ned Rvan, William Rogers, William Prane, Charles Marmelsteln, Willie Ivey. Mrs. Isaiah Solomons and children were passengers over the Southern yesterday for Waynesville. Miss S. Kohler will be among the pasaen gers of the Southern to-day for Asheville, W ay cross Society. Miss May Scruggs has returned hm from Atlanta. Mrs. H. L. B. Wiggins is visiting friends In Brunswick. Mrs. G. H. Lattimer is visiting her rela lives in Waycross. Miss Lucy Twitty has returned home after a pleasant visit in Valdosta. Miss Hattie Grace and Ante Paine will spend some time in New York. Miss Mary Reed, daughter of Capt E. H. Reed, is visiting friends in New York. She accompanied her uncle, H. W. Reed, that far on his trip to Halifax. N. S. Miss Kate Johnson has been visiting Mbs Lula Morgan at Tybee. From there she will visit in Statesboro. Miss Annie Kitchen of Swainsboro is the guest of the Misses Key on Parallel street. Mr, and Mrs, Henry Agathen have re turned home from St. Simon and Cumber land. Mrs. Papot, after a visit of some time with her sister, Mrs. Elder, has returned to her home in Savannah. A party of Waycross society people spent last evening at Ruskin. They drove up in the early evening and returned about midnight. The young ladies present w'ere Misses Suvilla Monroe, Kate Coffee,Bvuleh Knight, Faye Wood, Lucy Twitty, Carrie DeLoach; Ellie Taylor and Hattie Parker; the gentlemen, Messrs. Myers, Crowley, O'Quinn, Swicord, Turner, Jordan, Elder. Pitman and Osmer; chaperones. Mr *n*l Mrs. F. A. Bates and Mrs. J. T. MedlW- W. W. McCulley and family are spend ing some time at the old town of 8U Marys. Mrs. J. B. K. Smith is visiting relative* in Spartanburg, S. C. Miss Wheeler, after a visit with M* sister, Mrs. E. F. Martin, has gone to hef home in Goodwater, Ala. Mrs. J. R. Shumate, nee Mis* Em** Dekle, stopped over a short while on he* way to her old home in Thomasville. Miss Daisy Dekie will arrive to-morro* for a visit with her sister, Miss J- " Glenn. Mrs. L. G. Glenn has gone t spend * while with her son, Rev. W. C. Glenn, as Lake Park. Mr. and Mrs. I* R Rouse of Jackson ville are visiting relatives here. Maj. Z. B. Hargroves and Ml** H>r4 Continued on Rage Seventeen. White Cl ill Mineral Springs Hotel, WHITE CLIFF, TFAY. Accommodations for 300. Hotel of <||* highest class. 3,000 feet above sea lev • Grandest scenery In the Eastern pr *• the United States. Three kinds of mine water—iron, sulphur and alum. No qultoes; no flies; sure cure for hay t*' • Cuisine unexcelled. Daily orchestra, • ing, fishing, etc. Leave Savanna" night, arrive at White Cliff next 8 noon. Through sleeper. Railroad ’ round trip, 122.70. Mr. J. B. Stern, reP'* senting White Cliff Hotel, is at Jn * laskl. If you contemplate going this summer please telephone him t 1 9 row (Monday) morning, between k a. m. He will call upon you and e*P rates, etc.