The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-01-09

Mr.. Steve Goodyear 10 slowly convaiss-
cling from long illness. and . few Of bis
friends will DO welcome for . little while
at his home.
Mr.. Jim Dayenport very thoughtfuliy
made up party Of the younger set Of
girls for the dog show. 1t goes without
saying they had merry evening.
Mrs. Willie King 10 still with she Missss
Hazelhurst on Hanover square.
Mrs.. 5. P. Shelby, accompanied BY Miss
Mary Wood, are in the city visiting sheis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood.
That was choice little dinner served q
the Oglethorps Wednesday evening, com.
plimenting Misses du DuBignon, Ernest
inc Butts and Downing. The gentlemen
doing the honors were Dr.. Nydsgger and
Messrs. Morton Marye and Tom Mccall.
Why is it that the lovers OF good music,
and this must include almost every one in
thisunfortunate town 20 bereft Of amuss.
ment, so barren of recreation above dog
show, do not assemble, sven by fours on
skies, in the parlors Of the Oglethorps ana
listen to the very fine orchestra playing
there nightly? 1t would enliyen things
around the hotel very much to SEQ few
appreciative people there, and the success
of this house must be wished for by every
good citizen; it would encourage the few
tourists whs have had the tennerity TO
brave Everett City and come on (and we
all hope they will be legion before the ssa-
son is oYer) and lastly thu music would DO
q rare treat to the listsnsr. Now the music
is there and the Welcome from the man
agement. Como along. twill promote
sociability also, and this is . good thing
fora community. could give you dossn
reasons why you should come out and
hear the music.
The second german of the Cotillion club
will be danced at the Oglethorps en-
Thursday evening.
That was . gay and spprsciativs party
of into two picnic wagons Thursday night
with Island View 80 the objective peins
and an oyster roast the attraction. The
capable hostswere Captain Risk, of Brook
Ign, and Mr.. Morrel symons. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fuller, the Misses
Prioleau, the Misses Symons, Misses Fan
ME Grant Nightingale, Downing, du Bign-
on, Wilder, Aiken. OF Pensacola, and their
escorts were Malcolm Mccullough, Miller
Nightingale, Emerson Eve, Charlie Flem-
ing, Howard War and Tom Mccall. The
glowing reports made all those very die.
consulate who were unfortunately unable
to accept their Invitations.
Oneevening some weeks ago, In home
in Brunswick, seven people met by ohancs,
and, discoursing of the dearth Of whole.
some elcvsting amusement or recreation
for the married people. agreed to lend
their efforts toward organising . society
with this object in view. After much dis
cussion thirty-three names were agreed
upon as nucleus. These persons were
selected principally. because those present.
believed them likely to become interested
in such movement, and in all cases man
and wife were both called. A temporary
president. g. J. Orr, and secretary. Mrs.
Orr, were appointed and requested to not
ify each one Of their election to member.
ship by special note, and to appoint .
meeting for January Q 1t the hcms Of Dr..
and Mrs. Butts. The evening arrived and
only ten were present. at the beginning,
three declining for obvious reasons and
the others excusing themselves justly from
that meeting. Those assembled seemed
very much in earnest, though there was
very little business transacted, not 50 much
as a man decided upon. While the body
is young it win not hamper itaslf by too
many bylaws. Mr.. Orr was elected prssi-
dent and Mrs. Butts secretary. The mem
bership is not limited to the thirty called.
all realizing shat some Of the Nom bsra by
reason Of incompatibility or because Of
social duties will desire to drop out ana
others more in earnest viii come in. Az
in other clubs any outsidsrs Wishing 70
join can have their names offsrsd by one
of the members at regular meeting. II ID
the aim Of the society 70 make member.
ship not only honorable bus desirable.
hoping that in lims u may resolve itsslt