The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-14
BRUNSWICK SOCIAL NOTES.

Monday evening Mr.. James r. Mason
and Mrs. Mary Barkuloo were married
Inc wedding was quiet home affair
only the immediate family of both being
present.
The Social Club were entertained by
Mrs. John w. Wood Tuesday afternoon.
Those present were; Mesdames Devoe,
Sparks Coney, w. NJ. Upper, Whitfield
Godfrey. Misses Essie Whitfield, Annie
Burns, Mamie Owens.
The Night Club were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Banks Wednesday even
ing. Those present were: Mrs. ID. Wyatt
Aiken. DIR. and Mrs Blain, Messrs. ID
Mesdames Gambler. Fenger; Hopkins. e.
Messrs. Harris King, Howard Smith.
The purim masquerade ball will be an
event some days hence. Committees ap-
pointed are: On arrangements. NJ. Kaiser,
j. b Abrams, NJ Elkan; floor, N. Eman-
uel, Nj. Mayre, II. +. duBignon G. L..
Elliot, H. Kaufman.
Miss Josephine duBignon entertained the
Acacia Club Wednesday afternoon. Her
Pauline, Carter, Madden, Wilder, Down
ing, Constance Butts, Lila Burroughs,
Madeline Butts, Mamie Burroughs, Mes
danes Patterson, Stiles, Parker.
Wednesday afternoon at the country
home of Mrs. John Z. Lamb, Miss Amy
Elizabeth Jones and Mr.. Sedwick ID. Lamb
were married. A large number OF guests
were present. as both have many friends.
The Phoenix Club projectors have APP
piled for a charter. The incorporators
as named are; Messrs; r. d. Aiken, J
man, N. d. Russell. A. II. Lane, Gen. II.
r. jackson. Its object is social.
The Cotillion Clubs german Thursday
night was led by Mr.. ii. f. duBignon.
Others dancing were: Misses King, jose
phine Burroughs, duBignon. Downing,
Carter, Colson. Madden, Mccullough.
stiles, Madeline Butts, Finney Mesdames
Stiles, Maxey, Aiken, Patterson, Ray
mond. Blythe, White duBignon, ]. II.
Aiken. Wilson. Messrs. George Smith,
duBignon. Smith Mccullough. Wayne,
Patterson. Maxey, J. e. duBignon, Aiken,
White. Taylor Woodwork Nightengale,
Emanuel, Elliot, Madden, Butts. Upper.
Mr. Henry 3. Hyde inaugurated the novel
idea of sunday tea IN ms handsome
Island last SUNDAY in honor of his guests
Gen. and Mrs. Fitzgerald. The rooms
we're adorned with palms and other trop-
ical plants, and flowers IN PERCUSSION were
used for decorations. IL is needless to say
that the beautiful weather brought out
a large number of people, and despite the
were not overcrowded. Among the per-
sons present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Struthers, Miss Struthers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Baker, Miss Lake, MISS kuhne,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stickney, Messrs.
William Rockefeller, William q. Rookie
Teller, j. A. Sullman, Reginald Brooks
and many others.
The following people are now at the
Jekyl Island Club: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Janier New York; Mrs. William Dunn,
Washington: Miss Denny, New York;
Mrs. j. r. skinner, Cincinnati; Mrs. w.
n Davis CINCINNATI; Nlr. and Mrs. b. S.
Cunningham Cincinnau; Mr.. and Mrs.
IIppincott. Cincinnati; Miss Palmer, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. 5. Keyser. New York;
Miss Keyser. New York; Mr.; and Mrs.
William D. Foulke, Indiana Mrs NJ; r..
Reeves Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. William
Green. Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Van In
gen, New York; James A. Stillman, New
York: Reginald Brooks, New York: 70. f.
Bioodgood New York: MIR. and Mrs. j..
HOPKINS smith New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. S. Hayden. Waterbury, Conn: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Baker. New York; Miss
Maurice. Athens, Penn; Miss Maurice. Mr..
and Mrs. William Struthers, Philadelphia.
Miss Struthers. Gordon Mckay, New
mort r. l.: James w. Brooks. Cambridge
Miss Jennie Pierce. New York; Mrs. J.
Chapman Bates. Boston; Mrs. c. w. Jun
gen New York