The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

Friday night, under the auspices of the
ladies' of the Episcopal Church, was a
great success. and quite neat sum was
realized. The following took part ia
same: Misses olivia Raeney, Bertha
Baker Reta McKinnon, Ethel Connely,
Retta Mccullough, Maggie Ralston, Nell
lie Webster. Fannie Nightingale, Leola
Gavin, Nellie Greenlee Nellie Calvin,
Mamie Webster
On last Thursday night Miss Maude
Nightengale was hostess at charming
reception given in honor of the guests at
Hofwyl the beautiful country home oil
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Dent.
Mrs. Frank Keogh and little son OF
Charleston are the guests of Mrs. W. f.
Dempster
Mrs. William Baker is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. B. Roberts, in AZ
lanta.
Misses Lucille and Vivian Kay have re-
turned to the city after a pleasant visit
to South Carolina
Mrs. w. A. McNeely and sons have re-
turned from pleasant visit to South Car
DINA
Mrs. Duncan Wright and son have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to friends on
St Simon.
St Simon cottage owners are having
their summer homes repaired and over
hauled generally. Although there will be
no hotel there, it is safe to say that the
season will not be duh one, as there are
many pretty homes and every one of them
VIII be occupied.
The luncheon given by the Misses Butts
a few days ago was a delightful event.
The Brunswick Rifemen Fair promises
TO be a great success. About $500 in do
nations have already been received. The
committees are hard at work and every
thing will be ready on May %, the open
ing night.
The choir of the Catholic Church has
been reorganized and is now composed of
the following sweet singers; Misses Mel
lie Colesberry. Annie and Helen O'Con-
nor Messrs. r. e. Sherman, J. A. Mont
gomery, l.. j. Won Weller, c. c. Fleming.
Mrs Z. D. Wolfe has returned from a
visit to st. Simon.
The ladies of st. Marks Episcopal
Church will give a festival Tuesday even
ing next and it promises to be an enjoy
able affair.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. McDuffie returned
to Brunswick Tuesday after having been
away several years. They will reside here
in future.
Mrs. A c. Blan and children are visit
ing Mrs. Eugene Blan in Tampa.
Mrs. f. D. Strachan has returned from
visit to relatives in Savannah.
The social event of the past week was
the dance given by Mrs. ]. N Bishop in
compliment to those who assisted in the
May Day charade. Those present were:
Misses Yula Webster, Arabella Wright,
Marie Nightingale, Mary Crovatt, jamie
Symons, Dol.ie Tison, Talulah Fleming
Clare OConnOr, Bessie Symes. Nellie
Webster. Fanny Mason, Leah johnson,
Emma Lee, Vivian Kay. Claud Lucas,
Ruth Morris. Annie Arnold, Madeline
Downing, Mamie Webster. Gertrude
johnson, Clifford Lucas, Lucille Kay,
Messrs. Whitfield, Burroughs, Hopkins,
O'Connor. McKinnon, Wilder. Everett,
Bailey. Reese, Cosby, Banks, Goodyear,
Butts and Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stiles entertained
the Neighborhood Club Monday evening
at euchre. The first lady's prize was cut
for by Mrs. George p. Smith and Mrs
A. C. Banks and was won by the former
The lady's consolation prize was won by
Mrs e. II. Mason. The gentleman's first
prize was won by Mr.. f. Fl. Mason, and
the consolation by Mr.. c. L. Gambler
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Mason, Gambler Banks, Elliot, Mrs w.
F. Parker. Mrs. G.. P. Smith, Misses Zoe
Synons, Mamie Holloway, Mr.. II. f.
duBignon, DIR. A. G. Blain.
Mrs. w. c. Roberts has reached the
city and will reside here in future.
Capt. and Mrs. f. D. Aiken will re-
move to their pretty summer home on
St. Simon within the next few weeks.