The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-22
Society in BrunsvvicIk.

Saturday Master Ashton Burford enter
tanned his little friends al party IN
honor of mis- birthday. His guests were
Misses Katherine Stiles, Dorothy Burford,
May Stiles. Theresa Dyer, Marie Everett,
Hortense Kaufman, Carolina Atkinson,
Dean Atkinson. Margaret Barkuloo, An
ME Louise, Barkuloo, May Thiot, Masters
Eugene Symmes, Livingstone Everett,
Frederick Walters, Lawrence kaufman.
Mrs. William Anderson is visiting rela-
tives in Americas.
Miss Mary Anderson is the guest of
friends in Lumber City.
DR.. and Mrs. II. M. Branham have re-
turned from White Springs, Fla, where
Mrs Branham has been visiting for some
weeks.
Mrs r. w. Thiot is visiting friends in
Savannah.
Miss Ruth Levison is the guest of friends
in Savannah.
Mrs. A. ]. Crovatt is still confined to
her home on account of the bicycle acci-
dent some days ago.
Mrs Joseph Raymond has gone North,
where she win spend the summer.
The meeting of the Hawthorne Circle,
Brunswicks literary society," was held
| Monday evening at the residence of Mrs.
/ T. w. Dexter. There was a good attend
tendencies was ably handled. In future
the circle will meet more for social pleas
| lre, taking up the regular literary pro-
gramme next winter.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Butts, Rev. and Mrs
Ed F. Cook and Rev. Mr.. Hollngsworth
formed a peasant party which spent
Tuesday at Fcrnandina.
Misses Lucille and Leslie Butts enter
tanned a party of friends with a gran1a-
| phone concert Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. M Strachan have
returned from a visit to relatives in Sa-
vannah.
Mrs ]. b. Wright came over from ST
| Simons Thursday to attend the regular
weekly meeting of the Musical Club
| Among others present were Mrs. Boiling
| Whitfield. Mrs. Hugh Porter, Mrs. II. H.
! Raymond, Miss Helen O'Connor, Miss
Preston, Mrs. duBignon, Mrs. Alvin Rove.
A party of young people visiting the
! St Simons fortiications Thursday after
noon was composed of Misses Jeanette
! Colson, Ethel Downing, Fleurine Madden,
! and Josephine duBignon, Messrs. John
| Dunn, Tom Mccall, Clyde Taylor, A. E.
/ Evex and c. w. Deming.
Mr.. Constance Miller and family are
visiting relatives IN Quitman.
Mr. w. f. WinecoR, an old Brunswick
IAN now of Atlanta, is visiting friends
here.
The Ladies' Bicycle Club met at Mrs.
z. f. Conveys Friday afternoon and en-
joyed delightful ride around the boule-
wards.
Mrs. @. B. Lloyd is visiting friends in
| McRac.
Mrs. ]. o. A. Cook of Thomasvine IS
visiting Mrs. NJ. ]. Colson.
Miss Essie Whitfield has returned from
a visit to friends in Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w Harper will shortly
leave for Rome, whore they will reside
| in the future.
Mrs. w. II. Bunkley came up from Cum
5erland Island this week and Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. a. Fahm.
Miss Iettice Foster has returned TO her
home on ST. Simons after a visit 10
friends in Darien.
Mrs. William Niehtengaie is visiting rel
atives in Knoxville.
Miss Bessie Fox has returned to St
Simons. after pleasant visit to friends in
Darien.
Miss Annabei Harvey is visiting friends
in Albany
Mrs r. L. Branham is confined to her
home by Illness
The good will service held at the FlIst
Methodist Church to say farewell to Rev.
Ed. f. Cook was one of the largest in az
tendance ever noted here As chaplain of
the First Regiment Mr.. Cook carries with
him the love and esteem of his congrega-
ton and the people of Brunswick. Mrs.
Cook will remain here and be visited by
her mother during Chaplain Cooks ao-
scnce.
Friday evening a delightful informal
dance was given at the Oglethorpe as A
complimentary testimonial to Prof. Deal.
1t brought all the social set together for
a few happy hours.
-Doctor-You must give up drinking and
--"
Mr. Sickly-I never touch a drop.