The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-30
Society in Brunswick.

Sunday afternoon Capt. Kilgore, assist
ed nv Iieuts. Norman and Harvey and
Cadet JJIke, entertained few friends on
board the revenue cutter Boutwell,. 1t
was delightfully."- informal affair and
thoroughly enjoyed by all participating.
Tea was served in the officers ward room
and music was furnished by the Bout
wells orchestra. Mrs. A. ]. Crovatt fav-
ored the party with one of her artistic
whistling solos. Those enjoying the off,
GERS hospitality were Judge and Mrs s.
c. Atkinson, Judge and Mrs. A. j. Gro
watt Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Fleming, Miss
Jeanette Colson, Miss Katherine Guer-
rard, Miss Edna Penniman, Miss Agnes
Dexter, Miss Helen Dexter, Messrs. A. E.
Eve. Ed Lambright, c. w. Deming.
Sunday evening the Oglethorpe orches-
ira gave a delightful concert in the par
lors of the hotel. Mrs. Hugh Porter as
sisted the orchestra as accompanist. Mrs.
H H Raymond, Mr.. II. L. Marindin and
Mr. Thomas j. Mccall rendered splendid
vocal music and were highly compliment
ed. Mrs A. ]. Crovatt will sing in the con-
cert this Sunday night.
The ladies' who are interested in the
Knights of Pythias fair are becoming en-
thusiastic in their work Mrs. Arnold
Kaiser has been elected president of the
various booth committees and Mrs. G. w.
Blanton vice president. Among others
who have enlisted in the work are Mes
danes S. @. Atkinson, w. H. Dyer, ]. D.
Sparks NJ. Verdery, NJ. Kaiser, J. B. Alb
rams, f. Joerger, c. p. Goodyear, Eden
field. Herfel J. W. Wallace, r. P Baker,
A. j. Crovatt, c. G. Moore, j. w Wood
Pearson, I. Mayer, J. n. Bishop, w B.
Burroughs, Peters, E. Brobston. Edwin
Upper, Horace Dart, Misses Constance
Butts, Daisy Mcintosh, Katherine Guer-
rard, Dorothy Berrie, Anderson, Burbaga
Aiken, Mary Goodyear, Kate O'Conno,,
Helen OConnor, Studenberg, Leila Moye,
Newman, Dillon, Baker, Hoffman, Joer-
ger, Fannie Wrench, Jeffers.
The members of the Presbyterian Church
deeply appreciate the services of Rev. Rob
ert Campbell Gilmore, who is about TO
leave them. AS a partial token of their
esteem the congregation on Wednesday
night last presented him a valuable purse
of money. The presentation speech was
made by Mr.. A. f. Eve who flttingIy ex-
pressed the good will of the members.
Mrs. G. D. Buchanan of Jacksonville and
Mrs. Charles Alexander of Ottawa. Kan.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tur-
ner.
Col w. E. Kay has returned from New
York.
Col Boiling Whitfield is at suwannee
Springs attending the bedside of his sick
brother.
One of the most delightful events In
Jewish circles was a reception rendered
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Borchardt, compli-
mentary to their charming guest, Miss
Tillie Fendig of Rensselaer,, Ind The
guests present were Misses Therese Haas.
Josie Nussbaum, Marks. Borchardt;
Messrs. l.. Fiebleman. Albert Fendig. M.
r.. Marks, Max Marks Fred Pheiffer.
Henry Hirsch, Benz. Borchardt Julius
Levy. Ed. Lousberg, A. Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. J. b. Abrams.
Master Hugh Burford entertained the
Rosebud Club Friday afternoon
Mrs. Edwin Brobston entertained few
young ladies' at morning" on Tuesday
last. Her guests spent the morning hours
in reading and other forms of amuse-
ment.
The Literary Club met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Butts Thursday
evening. One of the most instructive and
enjoyable sessions yet held resulted. 1t
was decided to name the organization
Hawthorne Circle" Mr. c. l.. Gambler
was elected vice PRECEDENT
Miss Ethel Downing entertained the