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12 pi.* * * society t.. Summer in real earnest with its unevent ful days and quiet evenings has come upon us wiih the first of August, and the gaieties which have made the season delightful until now are beginning to fail. Even the attractions out of sown are wan ing these hot days, and people who have not yet gone away are glad to sit con tentedly at home and think of cooler hours to come. Monday evening a merry party of young people enjoyed a straw ride to Thunder bolt, taking supper at Runnon Lodge. Mr. John K. Haines took charge of the party, in which were Miss Mary Haines, Miss Annie Haines, Miss Allio Eve of Augusta, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Jennie Haines, Miss Flora Dancy, Mr. Richard Hines and Mr. Mack Corbett of Macon, Mr. Walter Duckworth, Mr. Hubert Duck worth, Mr. Henry Walthour and Mr. Clarence Connerat. Mrs. Arthur Overton and little Miss Pauline Overton will sail Tuesday for New York on their way to Chappaqua, N. Y., whe.re Mrs. Overton will be joined by Mrs. Charles Lloyd of Brunswick. Mrs. William Garrard and her children left Wednesday for their summer home, in Bluffton. They were accompanied by Miss Lawton, who will stay with Mrs. Garrard for the next two weeks, and will then leave for California, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham and Mrs. Sarah Cunningham, to spend about six weeks in the West. The usual Monday evening euchre par ty at Hotel Tybee was given this week In honor of Miss Hannah Ferst, and was a very delightful affair. The prizes were carried away by Mrs. Jo Ferst and Mr. William Lazaron. The other players were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham, Mrs. Ja cob Lippman, Mrs. S. A. Einstein, Miss Ruth Einstein. Miss Hannah Einstein and Mr. Jansen. Miss Hull returned Wednesday from a visit to Mrs. W r . W. Owens, in Bluffton. Mr. G. Noble Jones and Mr. Fred Saus -6y left Thursday for New York and Sara toga. Mrs. C. F. Moses and her little son have returned from a visit to Mrs. Henry Co hen, in Augusta. Master Percival Moses will leave to-morrow to join his grand mother at Lookout Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Moses expect to go North Saturday to make an extended trip through Cana do. visiting Halifax. Newfoundland and Prince Edward's Island. Mrs. Alfred Chisholm went to Daufus kie Wednesday to visit Mrs. Harris. Mrs. John Sullivan Schley and her chil dren and Miss Anna Guerard and Mr. W. E. Guerard left Monday for Brevard, N. C. Miss Lina Huger returned during the week from Bluffton and left with Mrs. Habersham for Saluda Thursday night. Mr. Abram Minis sailed Tuesday for New York. At the Thursday evening dance at Ho tel Tybee Mrs. Edward M. Habersham chaperoned Miss Rtghton Habersham, Miss Pritchard, Mr. W. W. Simpson, Mr. Horace Hunter. Mr. Hammond Eve, Mr. Ford and Mr. Stephens. Miss Wtlkins left Tuesday to spend the remainder of the season at Swannanoa. Mr. Lewis M. Warfield returned Thurs day to Baltimore. Mrs. H. M. Comer and the Misses Comer Will go North Tuesday. Miss Fair will leave this week for North Carolina. After n visit to Mr. and Mrs. Adger Fair at their home in Lineolnton, Miss Fair will go to Washington for two or three weeks and thence to Saratoga for the latter part of the season. Mr. A. B. Hull, Jr., left Wednesday for Waynesvllle. The third of a series of delightful teas In Bluffton was given this week at Mrs. Eve's. Among the guests were Mrs. Jo seph Huge*. Mrs. Savage Heyward, 'Mrs. Paul Pritchard, Mrs. Cuthbert, Mrs. Du bois. Mrs. Martin, Miss Kate Pritchard, Miss Anna McAlpln, Miss Clere Huger, Miss Eloise Lynah, Miss Lily Lynah, Miss Clifford Heyward, Miss May Hey ward. Miss Lilia Martin. Miss Gable Mar tin and Miss Eugenia Pritchard. Mr. Walter Ballersby Duckworth will leave to-day for a trip through the West tern states before returning to his home In Liverpool. Mrs. George Owens is the guest of Mr. W W. Owens in Bluffton. Miss Rosa Sullivan went North yester day to visit friends at Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clay, who have spent some weeks at Vineyard Highland, Mass., are now at Manchester-by-the-Sea for about ten days. They will go to North field for the last two weeks of August, and then to Newport to visit during Sep tember. Mrs. Abram Carrington Read of Charles ton is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wil liam Garrard, in Bluffton. Miss Mary Hopps will go to Bluffton this week to visit Miss Clermont Huger. Mr. Leopold Alexander is spending some time in Clarkesville. Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Marion Maclean, who are spending the summer at Cherry Hill, have gone with Mr. Maclean, on a visit to Warm Springs. Mr. Richard K. Hines and Mr. Mack Corbett of Macon have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Willcox and Miss Myra Willcox have returned to the city after a very pleasant stay at Hotel Ty bee. Miss Myra Willcox will leave Wed nesday for Greenville, S. 0., where she will enter school during the coming win ter. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Howard have gone to Grahatnville to visit relatives. Mrs. Horace A. Crane and Master Aver ill Crane returned during the week from White Springs, Fla., and left last night for Saluda. Mrs. Jamea B. Gaston, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gardner E. Dickinson, has returned to her home in Gainesville. Ga. One of the pleasant features of Tues day evening at Hotel Tybee was the folly dance given in costume by Miss Marguer ite Stults. Miss Stults wore a charming little gown of .ribbons and bells and danc ed with all the grace Imaginable. Miss Bower of Butnbrldge, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dickinson, has gone to Gainesville as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I.lppman, and the Misses I.lpman, have returned from Tybee. where they have spent several weeks very pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hull left last night for the North. They will make a short vied to Saratoga, and will then spend sev eral weeks travelling through Canada, returning to Savannah early In September. - Alra, Walter Hu midge spent u day or I two during the week with her sister, Mrs. Pascal Strong at Beaulieu. Mrs. John Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Swan Sullivan left yesterday for Ander son. S. C. Mrs. D. R. Hopps, Miss Mary Hopps end Mr. D. R. Hopps. Jr., have returned from a stay of two or three weeks at Tybee. i Miss Jennie Haines left yesterday for • visit to Bluffton. Miss Kate Rauers and Miss Freda Roll ers have returned to St. Catharine's. Miss Ethel Chisholm came to the city Wednesday to visit Miss Eileen Hunter. Miss Mary Comer and Mr. John Comer returned yesterday from Warm Springs, Ga. Mr. Walter Duckworth and Mr. Clar ence Connerat are spending the day with Mr. Edward Demere at Isle of Hope. Mrs Robert M. Hull ond Master Mc- Leod Hull left Wednesday for Blowing Rock. Mr. peorge will return from Tybee this week to spend several days in the city before going North. Mrs. Julian Hnrtridge is spendfhg the summer months at Cave City, Md. Mr. J. F. Kollock left Tuesday night for the North. Mrs. Eldred Simkins has returned from a visit to Virginia. Mrs. J. S. Wood will leave this week for a visit to Washington county, after which she will go North. Mr. P. Alston Waring returned In the early part of the week from Blue Ridge Summit. Miss Phoebe Elliott and Miss Sidney Carleton sailed Thursday for New York. Little Miss Carleton goes to meet her mother, Mrs. Clifford Carleton, who is Just returning from abroad. Miss Elliott will visit her brother, Mr. Harry Elliott, in Milwaukee before sailing for Europe. Mrs. Lewis Heskeil and Miss Sally Has kell left last night to join Miss Haskell at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Beirne Gordon, Mr. Beime Gordon, Jr., and Master Ambrose Gordon returned Wednesday from Bluffton. They will make a short stay in the city before leav ing for Sewanee, Tenn., where Mb. Beirne Gordon will enter the University of the South. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Lawton left during the week for New York. Miss Barrow, and Misses Florence Pa tience and Lucy Barrow, left Wednesday for Habersham county. Miss Rlghton Habersham will leave Sat urday for Clarksville to epend a week or ten days In the mountains of North Geor gia. Mrs. Arden, who has been visiting her sister. Mis. A. C. McAlpln, in Bluffton, re turned home Wednesday. Mr. L. C. West left Tuesday for New York. Lieut, and Mrs. George B. Maher sailed Thursday for New York on their way to Washington, where Mrs. Maher will spend a month. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Neeson have re turned from a trip to Maryland and Vir ginia, and are now at home to their friends at Barnard and Gaston streets. Mr. F. G. Hodgson of Athens passed through Savannah during the week on hla way North. Miss Julia Hartrldge has gone to Jack sonville to spend several weeks with Mrs. John Earle Hartrldge. Miss WOodfln left Tuesday for Bwannan noa. Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Murphy, who has been at Lookout Mountain for some time, is now visiting at her old home in Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Harris left Tuesday night for North Carolina, where they wiil epend some time in the mountains, going later to Lake George. Mr. ond Mrs. S. E. Theus and Master Charlton Theus left Wednesday for Old Point Comfort. They will visit all the old battlefields in Virginia, and Mrs. Theus will spend the latter part of the season In the Shenandoah valley, returning home about the middle of October. Miss Eliza Chisholm, who was the guest of Miss Jeante Haines for two or three days during the week, returned Friday to White Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. B. Gillespie have gone to the Catskills for the rest of the season. Mrs. 3. A. Einstein, Miss Ruth Einstein, and Miss Hannah Einstein, who have been at Hotel Tybee for eome time, returned to the city Friday, and left yesterday for the North. They will spend a few weeks at Atlantic City, and later will make a visit to New York. Mr. Alan Bond and Mr. Jack Harrison are at Saratoga. Miss Maria McAlpin was hostess at a merry watermelon party in Bluffton sev eral days ago. Her guests were Mint Eloiae Lynah. Miss Lily Lynah, Miss Eugenia Pritchard, Miss Gable Martin. Miss Lilia Martin. Miss Ella Pritchard. Miss Luoile Polilzer. Miss Eugenia Heyward. Miss Aline Martin, Miss Jennie Jones. Mr. Ar thur Heyward, Mr. Cashier Pritchard. Mr. Harford Eve. Mr. Philip Eve. Mr. Am brose Gordon, and Mr. Charles llazelliurst. Miss Kate McDonough has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McDonough at their Tybee cottage. Mrs. J. P. Merrihcw left during the week to visit relatives in Macon, from where she will go to Tate Springs. Tenn. She win be accompanied by her niece, Miss Winship. Later they will visit in New York. Mr. and Mrs. B. H, Levy and the Misses Levy left Tuesday for Blue Moun tain, Md., where Mrs. Levy will spend the rest of the summer. Mr. Harold ton Linstow, after a visit of several days In the city, left Wednes day for Dallas, Tex. At the Atlantic Club House Thursday evening there was a delightful supper l>*rty In joint celebration of the birthday of Miss Mary Gleison and Miss Henrietta Turner. Those present were Miss May O'Brien and Miss Bertha Ford of Atlanta, the Misses McCrahan. Mis* Norma O'Con nor. Miss Oliveros, Miss Kelly, Miss Mary Kehoe, Miss Annie Kehoe. Miss Fannie Rourke, and Miss Gertrude Lyons. Mr, Archibald Bulloch has had a very pleasant visit of a week at Bluffton as the guest of Mrs. Heyward Lynah. Mrs. R. W. Baughn arrived Tuesday at Hotel Tybee, where she will spend the rest of the season with her little son, Master Charles Graham Baughn. At Hotel Tybee Thursday evening Mrs. Gleason chaperoned a party from the At lantic Club House, |n which were Miss Me. Crohen and her guest. Miss May O'Brien of Atlanta, Miss Kelly of Charles ton. Miss Turner, Miss Oliveros. Mr. John Golden, Mr Jo Harty, Mr. Harry Turner and Mr. J. J. Kirby. | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grady, and their sis ter, Miss Juuionville, who have been THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1900. spending some time very delightfully at the Atlantic Club, returned to the city Thursday. Mr. 4na Mrs. Arthur Well sailed Thurs day for New York. Mrs. Krouskoff. Miss Viola Krouskoff ar.d Master Herman Krouskoff, who are now at Blowing Reck, will go to New Jersey later in the season. Mr. J. W. Greenwell entertained a par ty at supp, r at the Hotel Tuesday even ing. His guests were Miss Katherine Johnson. Miss Stillwell, Miss Morgan. Miss Ellen Morgan, Mr. J. Q. Hodges and Mr. F. M. llutner. In another party on the same evening were Miss R. E. Putzel, Miss Irene l’u - zel, Mr. J. Friedenbcrg. Mr. E. J. Putzel and Mr. R. L. Rockwell. Mrs. Harry Ransford returned to the city Thursday from Tybee after a pleas ant stay of sevtrdl weeks at the Atlantic Club. . Mr. and Mrs. James K. P. Carr left Tuesday to spend several weeks at the Nc rth. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grady and Miss Jumonvllle spent Thursday evening at Hotel Tybee. Mr. J. M. Solomons, Jr., sailed for New York Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Reynolds, Miss Mamie Quinn of Charleston, and Miser Louise Wilson of Waynesville, N. C., spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Storer at Tybee. Among those who took supper and en joyed the dancing at Hotel Tybee Tues day evening, were. Miss Muhlberg, Miss Newberger, Miss Traub, Miss Stern. Me. J. S. Levy. Mr. E. D. Lounde, and Mr. O. Levy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Masterson will re turn to the city Tuesday after a pleasant stay of some length at the Atlantic Club house. Mr. John Schwarz and Mrs. Louisa Schwarz left Tuesday for Swannanoa. Thursday evening at Tybee, Mrs. Purse chaperoned Miss Ressie Haile of Gaines ville, Miss Bessie Purse, and Miss Roberta Purse. Miss Mary Lebey and Miss Margaret Chandler left Friday to spenu August and September in Asheville. In one pleasant party that took supper at Hotel Tybee Thursday evening, and afterwards enjoyed the dancing on the pavilion, were Mrs. Dillon and Miss Dil lon of Thomasville, Miss Williams. Mr W. C. Huston, Mr. F. M. Papy, and Mr. T. M. Palmer. Mrs. E. E. Reynolds left yesterday for Lithia Springs, near Atlanta. Miss Norma Eckstein is visiting Miss Ruth Livingston in Charleston. Tuesday evening at Tybee there was a cakewalk on the hotel pavilion for the benefit of those who had previously given their services so generously lo aid the Fresh Air Home. This performance was rendered with the same skill as were the earlier ones, and quite a substantial sum was realized from the gate receipts. Those who took pert in the entertainment, were: Miss Mary Moore, Miss Linsley Wells, and Messrs. George Johnson. Charles A. Seeman, Frank M. Finney, Willie Riley, Peter Finney and Charles Graham Baughn. Miss Mary Bridges of Augusta, is the guest of Mrs. C. A. Fleming. Miss Edith Robertson is visiting in Charleston. Mrs. J. P. Solomon left Wednesday for Lookout Mountain. The marriage of Miss Inga Gertrude Iverson to Dr. Gustaf Hugo Johnson will take place Thursday evening at half after nine at the Independent Presbyterian Church. Miss Iverson is the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. H. Iverson. Miss Josie Dorsett will leave to-morrow for Atlanta. Mr. B. S. fievy will go to New York Tuesday on his way to Lake George, where Mrs. Levy is spending the summer. Miss Eda Dargan of Charleston, S. C., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wickenberg on Jones street, west. Mrs. R. L. Jackson and son left Mon day by the Plant System to spend the sum mer at the North. Miss Mamie Quinn, who has been the guest of Miss Ecle Reynolds, will leave for her home in Charleston next week. Miss Susie Frances Davis is visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. S. Wilson, on East Henry street. Mr. Paul Jette is now visiting relatives in Marietta, O. After a few weeks there he will join his mother, Mrs. F. S. Jette, at Blowing Rock. N. C. Mrs. L. Desbouillons is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Smith, in Rochester, N. Y. Miss Nellie Reynolds leaves next week for Asheville? N. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Hermes expect to leave this week for Saratoga and other Northern resorts. Miss Mamie Klug has returned from n month s visit at the Isle of Palms and Summerville. Miss Mamie Pepper Is visiting in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Galina and their 'little daughter will go North this week to spend some time at Atlantic City. The Misses Mitcheison of St. Simon s Island are visiting in Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Power are spending some time in the mountains of North Car olina. Miss Irene Putzel and Miss Beulah We i will leave this week for Lookout Moun tain. Mrs. M. S. Jones and her children will leave this week for Saratoga. Mr. M. O'Leary went North Saturday. He will be joined later by Mrs. O'Leary and little Miss Josephine, and they will go to Green county, New York, for the rest of the summer. Miss Kate Latham will accompany Mrs. O’Leary. Mr. John Muller of Texas is visiting in the city. Miss Leila McDonough, who has been the guest of Miss Viva Sullivan at Tybee left last night to visit Mrs. P. H. Rice in Augusta. Mr N. F. Jackson will leave this week for the North. Mr. arid Mrs. Faber Courtney gave a charming dinner Monday tvrtilng in honor of Mr. Frank Gallagher, before his depar ture for the North. The other guests ”cA Perfect Food” "Preserves Health” " Prolongs Life ” BAKER’S BREAKFAST COCOA t u Known ih% world over. . . . Received the highest in dorsements from the medical practitioner, the nurse, and the Intelligent housekeeper and caterer.” — Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette. Walter Baker & Cos. lm. DORCHESTER, MASS. Io Evtry Package Established 1780. 14 Brought on Street, West. ; | Ladies’ Furnishings. : ► i Midsummer Clearance Sale. ; In order to dispose of the remainder of our well se- ! lected stock of ! ! Summer Goods i ► ; We have decided to put the knife deep into the prices, 1 J and those desiring LAWNS, ORGANDIES, DIMI | TIES, PIQUES, or in fact anything at all in the ! • line of ; SEASONABLE COODS * ► Will And It to their advantage to cal! early, so as to obtain their choice of < \ this superb selection. Special attention called to our : CHILDREN’S LAWN HATS (slightly soiled) |9 C . : were Miss Louise Savarese, Miss Annie Savarese and Mr. Jack Comer. Mr. Isaac Beckett took a fishing party down to Cabbage Island on the yacht Ruth Wednesday afternoon, returning Thursday night. Many fish were caught and the whole trip thoroughly enjoyed. The party consisted of Miss Bradley of Atlanta, Miss Longstaff of Saratoga. Miss Hattie Dew. Miss Ammie Beckett. Dr. J. G. Jarrell. Mr. F. H. Opper, Mr. Isaac Beckett and Mr. Julian Beckett. Mrs. S. M. McLeod left Monday by the Plant System to spend the summer Nor.h. Misses Ada and Jessie Arnette have re turned from an extended visit to South Carolina, and are visiting Mrs. Edward R. Hernandez on Habersham street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward Shivers enter tained delightfully Wednesday evening with a party at their residence on Whita ker and Eighth streets in honor of Miss Walsh of Beaufort, S. C. The parlor was artistically decorated for the occasion, those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward Shivers, Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Revels, Mrs. Dow of Montgomery, Ala., Misses Jennie Murphy, Mamie Buckly, Annie Meyer, Dora Meyer, Fannie Madison, Mamie Beckett. Josie Madison, Bannah Revels, Clara Rfvels, Messrs. Shelton, Ellis Jud son, Arnet B. Bethel, A. Bethel and Mat thews. Miss Edith Bradley who has been the guest of Miss Ammie Beckett, will leave for her home In Atlanta Monday night. She will be accompanied by Miss Long staff of Saratoga, and Miss Beckett. Miss Theresa Hymes of Sandersvllle, af ter a very pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Maurice Greenwood, has returned home. ■ - Mies Ida Borehardt of Brunswick, after a delightful stay of a few weeks with Miss Sara Stern, has returned home. Miss Ethel Hague was hostess at a charming parly Thursday evening. De lightful music was rendered by Miss Eva Dopson and Mr. Davis on the piano, and by Mr. Bethel and Mr. Carter on the gui tar. Among the other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Miss Agnes O'Brien. Miss Clara Dopson, Miss Maisie Smith. Miss Janie Brannen, Miss Gertie Smith, Mr. Carl Collins. Mr. Harry Griffin, Messrs. Rustin and Messrs. Bethel. Miss Emmie Jaudon is visiting Miss Laura Fraser in Flemington. Mrs. Lula Davis has returned from Tybee, where she was the guest of the Misses Morgan. Mr. Homer Deason, manager of the Pine Land Club at Robertsville, S. C.. was In the city last week and visited Tybee. Miss May Hernandez left last night for the mountains of Tennessee, where she will spend a month with friends. Miss M. Brennan expects to visit friends at Sullivan's Island this month. Miss Julie McGreal has just returned from the naval station at Port Royal, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. McGoulrick. Mrs. M. F. McCarty, Mrs. T. C. Glrar deou and Master William McCarty, have returned from Charleston, after making a delightful visit to Mrs. Rivers. Mr. S. C. Cassell will leave soon for a month's visit to his home in Indiana. Mr. William Logan and Mr. Bert Sul livan are marooning near Warsaw. Miss May Hogan will leave in the latter part ef August for Montreal, Canada, where she will enter school. Avery congenial marooning party left this week for a druise In the neighbor hood of Brunswick and Darien. In the party are Mr. Marion Thomas, Mr. Clem ence McDonough, Mr. William Bredy, Mr. Robert Roblder, Mr. Ernest Zealy and Mr. Fleetwood. Miss Marie Cheatham ha* returned to the summer home of her parent*. ‘‘Wood lawn,” near Guyton, 'after a delightful visit to friends in Eufaula, Ala., Dawson and Warm Springs. Ga. Master Robert O'Connor gave a birth- .■Mk THE SBEE HIVE, N. SCHUTZ, St. Julian and Whitaker Streets, Because we are quoting prices absurdly low, do not make the mistake of thinking they apply to odds and ends or shoddy merchandise. Our goods are all new, pur chased for cash, giving us every advantage, of which the consumer reaps the benefit. r Gold Eye Needles. Pin*. Three Hat Pin*. Two packages Hair Pins, , Hooks and Eyes. ■ Aluminum TMmble*. 111 Pulley Rings. I|| Baby Ribbon*. ■ Lubin's Toilet Soap. ] Lend Pencils, rubber tipped, foj. Palmetto Fans. Strip Garter Elaatic, White Cotton Tape. \ Basting Cotton. , \ Button Hole Twist. Darning Cotton. k Rolled Plate Collar Button*. - Cotton Towels. Ladles’ Gauze Vests. Silk Laces. a Torchon Lace*. Pearl Buttons, a dozei jl, J Folding Fans. ““ < t Kid Hair Curler*. . Pine Tar Soap. J Bide Comb* Knitting Cotton. <A , Nickel Clasp Puree*, b-lnoh Scissors, -- ' • day party on ffis ninth birthday Tues day evening. One of the features of the evening was a donkey party in which Miss Elizabeth MoPhelan won the first prize, and Master Schley Westcott wen the consolation prize. The little folks were entertained during the evening with a cake walk by Master Leo and Miss Marie Morrissey, and songs by Masters George Barbour and Robert O'Connor. Among those present were the Misses Mamie Jordan, Mary and Agnes Brown. May Robinson, Marie Morrissey, Clare and Agnes Morrissey, Rene Tuberdy. Lizzie and Annie McPhelan, Stasia Lawler, Ma mie Morrissey, Maggie McPhelan, Mar guerite Morrissey, Verda Robinson, Ruby, Bessie and Nellie Bevill, Regia O’Connor, Masters John Dwyer. George Barbour, Robert Cordson, Schley and Wm. West cott, Roy Bevill, Josip Logan, John Con nelly, Isaac and Joseph Oppenheim, John and James Robinson, Wm. McPhelan, Willie and Leo Morrissey, Wm. Robinson! and Wra. and Edward O’Connor. Among the dancers at Tybee Thursday evening were Misses Marie Puder, Nellie Roberts, Ethel Broughton. Laura Cox, Ethel Collins, Messrs. Eugene Puder, Frank Kehoe, Willie Collins and John Comer. Miss Jessie L. Strickland of Savannah Is the guest of Miss Ina White in Amer icas. The many friends of Master Walter Nathan of Brunswick gave him a sur prise party last Thursday evening. Mas ter Nathan proved himself a charming little host. Dancing, singing and cake walking amused the tots for awhile, after which they were served with ices, fruits and candies, which they greatly enjoyed. Among those present were the Misses Blanche Tischler, Celia. Carrie end Nat alie Victor, Dottle and Miriam Robider, Fannie and Selma Hoffman. Rita Woods, Viva and Lillian Anglin, Carrie Alexan der, Masters Walter Nathan. Noah Na than, Morton Deutsch, Barnie and Leo nard Ungar, Joe Hoffman, Willie and Herbert Gibbons, Jules and Sidney Vic tor. Tom Anglin, and Tom Getsinger. Mrs. O. T. Bourne, aceompaned by Mrs. Solomon Sheftall, Miss Sadie Sheftall and Solomon Sheftall, Jr., left for Ashe ville Friday, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. On Wednesday last a most delightful boat ride was given in honor of Miss Sophia Puckhaber of Charleston. S. C., and the Misses Gerkins of Augusta, Ga. The steamer Santee was chartered for the occasion ond went as far as Wilming ton as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Nicho las Lang, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Geil and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kessel. There were quite a large number gathered on the pavilion of the island, where dancing was enjoyed until late in the evening. Miss Jennie Hadden and her visitor, Miss Fell, of Charleston, were among the dancers at Isle of Hope Friday even ing. Masters John and Michael Redmond of Amerlcus are In !h# city on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. A. Bremen. Mrs. W. F. Reid will leave shortly for Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. John Bridge are spending some time at the summer resorts of New York. Miss Bessie Daly will leave on Sunday for a short visit to friends in Charles ton, S. C. Miss Maggie Bubee will return to-mor row from a pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Annie Lou Carr, of Augusta. Miss Frances Riedel is having a very pleasant summer among the mountains of Northwest Georgia. Mr. Edward Richardson will return to Savannah in a few weeks. Mrs. C. Reilly ond her daughter, Mrs. Bara Grusler. will leave shortly for the mountains of North Carolina. Miss M. Henley leaves next week for Asheville. Miss Birdie Flood entertained Mr. A. G. f Black Sewing Silk. ft M Turkey Red Embroidery Cotton. /I* All Dlnen Doylies. Mm v j Safety Pins, a dozen, r Black Pins, a box. j ~ lOr . Ink Paper Tablets. V Valenciennes Laces. i ' Witch Hazel. Turkish Bath Towels. A 1 gross While Agate Buttons. >IH White la*n Bows, 111 l Men a Half Hose. A Children’s Black Stocking*, f—— Gold Plated Hair Pins. Dress Shields. 8-Inch Shear*. Cuff Holders , No. 7 Satin Ribbon. r Gentlemen’s Linen Collars. I Ladle*' Linen Collars. Children's Fart Black Stockings ft j* Ladles' Black Gloves. . HI” Hair Brushes. UU Pompadour Comb*. Infants' l.ac* Caps, for Jcntlemen's Hose Supporters. I Children'* White Jean Waist*, y Girls' Muslin Drawer^ What Wc Advertise Wc Sell! What Wc Sell Advertises Us! AS LONG AS THEY LAST, Ladies’ Skirts and Waists At Ridiculous Prices. Ladies’ White Pique and Linen Skirts, were AH ftrt $2.50, now J Ladies’ White Pique and Linen Skirts, ft ft rft were $5.00, now wZi3\] Ladies’Linen Skirts, trimmed with braid, ft I f\n were SB.OO UriOl Ladies’ White Pique Skirts, some trimmed with embroidery, others with straps, ftp ftft! were SB, $0 and 811, now vDibll Ladies’ Colored Shirt Waists that were 50c, QC n now Ouu Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, corded and hand some, Colored Waists that sold from SI.OO Pftft to $1.25, now Duu Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, tucked back and front, soft cuffs, and Colored Waists, sold Qft from $1.50 to $2.00 uuu Ladies’ Handsome White Embroidered Waists and the finest Imported Colored Waists, ftj ftp sold from 62.50 to 63.00 UliZ J IA $ Your Kindling Woodbß gW V A TURN OF THE FINGER the labor /A I|ls 8c necessary to s'art off y gftjSjji &The QAS RANG Ef If™ C* It's a cold etove until you WANT it N reapll| hot—and then the heat is where it's *>’ She 'C wanted, and nowhere else. f AA M The Gas Range Is the CHEAPEST (f bj evoking stove for you. It cosrs little lo gt' start and less to run. Fl MUTUAL lj ) S||||f ||gAS LIGHT COMPANYl j HP-, U| 7 ar.d 9 Congress street, west. IV Br- Fielder of New York with a trolley ride, ending with a dance at Isle of Hope. The chaperones were Mrs. E. B. Wood and Mrs. J. B. Barthelmess. Those in the party were Misses Mary Charbon, Tillie Dowling. Emily Dowling. Alice Richer son, Messrs. Walter Kulman, Carl Col lins. Sherod Collins, Henry Bender. Mrs. M. E. Malia. Miss Lizzie Malia, and Miss Loretta Corbett will leave Mon day for Asheville. N. C. Mrs. H. Schroder and children will leave Monday for New York on the steam er Tallahassee. They will visit the Cats kill Mountains, Saratoga Springs and Boston. Miss Annie Suiter is visiting friends in Charleston. On Tuesday evening Miss Freddie Beck man was tendered a surprise party in hon or of her birthday. A most delightful time was had. dancing end games being indulged in. Among those present were Mrs. W. Beckman. Mi's. M. A. Bell. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. P. Sanders. Miss Maggie Dunn. Josie Bell. Dora Sanders, Maggie Beckman, Agnes Bell. Katie Dillon. Nina Kilroy, Gertrude Brown. Freddie Sanders, Messrs. Ed Delegal. John Sullivan, Will iam O'Brien, John Marlow, Ed Thompson, P. Senders. Jr.. W. Stnughton, F. Mas ters. M. Mouro, J. Roley, T. Houston, N. Dillon and J. McGrath. Mr. William P. Kavanaugh left last Tuesday, on the Nacoochee, for New York and other cities through the North and Eaet. Mr. Kavanaugh will make an ex tended trip before returning to Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Robinson enter tained in honor of their friend, Miss Maude Montgomery of Birmingham, Ala.. Thursday evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Maier, Mrs. W. M. Wallace, Mrs. R. F. McKenna. Misses Agnes Bell, Daisy Crosby. Josie Bell. Jessie Crosby, Gertrude Brown. Florie Moffatt. Minnie Myrkle, Genii Moffatt. and Messrs. William O’Brien, Ernest Robinson, Joe Cook. Allen Robin son. John Turner, J. H. McMurray and W. J. Warnecke. Miss Marie Veree, accompanied by her cousin, Miss Frances Girardeau, will leave next week for Charleston, where they will visit' Mrs. George Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McDonough enter tained in honor of Miss Jessie Hofling of Charleston, S. C., Friday evening. Those present were Mrs. F. Dodd, Miss M. Col lins. T. Norton, M. Hansen, M. Pierce, \. Savarese, M. Hanley, M. Downey, L. Ba varese, S. Graver, Mlssle Hanley, Messrs. McDonough. Brandon, G. Mur phey, J. Hart, F. Walker, John McDon ough. Nic Sampson und John Muller of Houston, Tex. Miss Mi sale Hanley, Miss Mai lon and Master Harold Butterner have returned from BlufTton. S. C., after spending a month very pleasantly. Miss Annie Corbett and Miss Irene Han ley will return home this week from a month's visit to relatives in Charleston, where they have made many friends. Misses Celcstlne and Minnie Roach of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs. 11. T. Wim berly, 24 Taylor, w'est. One of the enjoyable events of the week was a watermelon cutting given Thursday evening by Miss Paul. Among those pres ent were Miss May Wall, Mary Roche, Marta Larkin, Nellie Halpin, Kate Walsh, Mamie Paul, Teresa McGreal, Addle Sie vers, Messrs. E. McCabe, I. Dufour, J. B. McDonough, J. W. Hull, C. Hanson. W. Ciifton, M. Cunnihan, F. Schwartz. F. Bashler, G. Semkins. Mrs. R. S. Jones leaves to-night by the Southern for Knoxville, Tenn.. to visi® with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Jourolmon. Before returning she will spend some time at Montvule Springs and later will visit Washington city. Mrs. Carrie L. Bond and son. Mastef James Leath Bond, have returned to th<ir home in Birmingham, Ala., after spending a pleasant month in the city with Dr. J. A. Stotharl. on Drayton street, and Dr, North, on Eleventh street. While in tht> city Mrs. Bond was entertained rmny times at Tybee, Isle of Hope. Warsaw, Wilmington Island and by Mr. and Mrs. Kidwell, at the Savananh Yacht Club, Thunderbolt. She leaves the city with many pleasant recollections of her visit to her former home. Miss Minnie and Ethel Le Noir leave this evening via the Central for quite a pleasant trip, visiting Atlanta, Chattanoo ga and Johnson City. Tenn. Mr. Charles S. Sickel returned on thi Kansas Cityfduring the week, after ft pleasant visit to Pennsylvania and New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gross, accompany by Miss Nellye Oppenheim. leave vi ■ 'l lo Atlanta Coast Line to-morrow for Wash ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and N'* wr York. Later they will go to Watertown, N. Y., to a house party given by Mrs* Maitland E. Graves. Mrs. A. H. Gooiwin of Atlanta is ' Sit ing hot* grandparents. Mr. an I Mr 5 J- H. Oppenhoimer, at 321 Whitaker street. Last Wednesday the League of Heart* had a pleasant outing at Tybee; the r.uii was chaperoned by Mrs. End 11. Gosline, among the club members were tin Ml* e> Hannah Buckwald. Hattie Sternberg An nie Crotty, Alice Crotty, Minnie Mon rob A vice McElligott and Messrs. WM" Buckwald. John ShAul, Ruby Monroe, Sam Well, Frank Marsh, Lionel Staok* ton. Chris Hanson, Philip Coleman, ( aI Davis and many others. Mr. and Mis. Wm. M. Boyd tntert iln4 at their home. No. 223 East Bo’ton strict. Friday, in honor of their niece. Mb * res* Alien. Those present were M* 1 * 5 Teresa Ali n, Anni rt Spear, Eva Ma I D** Mamie Muller. Margie Muller. Helen Muller, Katie O’Leary, Helen O’L''io Annio O’Leary, Master Geo. F. Allen, J ! Sheftall Sauls and Joseph Muller. Mr. Wm. McGrath has Just return** home from Tybee, after a stay of Ihre weeks. Society in Wnyrron. .Mr.. W. A. Cation and daughters. Ml!*’ Virdie and Jewel, have gone to spend few weeks at Hendersonville, N. C. Miss Minnie Knglish has returned h'm. from Savannah, accompanied by her ? l! ' ter, Mrs. Bang. Mrs. S. C. Morton 1* visiting here !roltl Charleston. tv. TV. MoCully and family are at her"* aaain. after a months outing at th, “ n ‘ dent old town of St. Marys. Mrs. B. F, dace of Screven has bffj 1 visiting at the home of Capt. C c ' Oruce on (llimore street. An Important event this week was d'* marriage of Mlaa Belle Harris of K' l^' Continued on Page Sixteen.