The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-16
MANY GUESTS NOW
At BEAUTIFUL
JEKYL.
MILLIONAIRE MEMBERS OF THE
CLUB AND THEIR FRIENDS ARE
NOW FLockINe TO THE PoPu-
LAR RESORT.
CLUB HOUSE, NEW ANNEX AND
MOST OF THE COTTAGES ARE
NOW occuPIEo-NAMEs OF
SOME OF THE GUESTS.

The weather on Jekyl for the past
week has been superb and prior to
that only at intervals was it in any
way unpleaant.
The cold had a dampness that has
been rapidly dispelled under the sun
rays and every daylight hour is now
pleasant and enjoyed to the utmost by
the guests.
Among the late arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Of New
York, who have apartments in the new
apartment house; MIR. and Mrs. Pres.
colt Slade, of New York, whose
very recent marriage was social
event of the Metropolis; Miss Pruyn
and her guest, Miss Oliver who are
the guests OF friends Miss Pruyn
came direct from Washington where
she was me guest of Miss Alice
Roosevelt. daughter of the president;
Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Loomis, of
Chicago. accompanied by Miss Hage-
man. have taken apartments in the
club annex, and later among those
who will occupy apartments already
engaged are Mr.. Frederic Baker, Mr..
F. G. Bourne and Mr.. r. w. Patterson.
Mr.. Charles Livingston Hyde, of
Tuxedo the new president of the
Brunswick & Birminham railroad, ar
rived early in the week and has as
guests Mr. R. A. Fairburn, Of Tuxedo,
and Mr.. William r. Garrison, of New
York; all Brunswick & Birmingham
officials. They occupy apartments in
the club house and come over to
Brunswick daily to attend to business
affairs connected with the new invest
mant.
Miss Foulke, of Washington, arrived
Tuesday to be the uest of Mrs.
William Dudley Foulke for few
weeks.
Mr.. H. K. Porter and family Of
Pittsburg, have arrived and are occu-
plying their cottage for the balance
of the season.
Bishop Henry c. Potter and Rev.
William M. Groseynor have returned
to New York. stopping over at Wash
ington to which place they left direct
Tuesday last.
Among the cottagers who are now
on the island are Mr.. and Mrs. c.
). Maurice. the Misses Maurice
and Miss Hickey, Of Athens. Penn.
Mr.. N. K. Fairbank. Mlss Fairbank,
Livingston Fairbank and Miss
Schmidt, of Chicago; Mr.. Gordon Me-
Kay, of Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. William
struthers and Miss struthers, Of Penn.
sylvania
In the club house at present in ad.
dition to those mentioned above are
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Fabyn. Of
Boston; Mrs. William Dudley Foulke.
Miss Gwendoline Foulke, Of Richmond
Ind; Mrs Mark f. Reeves. OF Rich.
mond, Ind.
Mr.. George Blelnstein, of the Buf-
falo Courier. has the club cottage for
the season.
Mr. Edwin Gould and Mr.. Frank j.
Gould ana bride left a few days ago
and will return in Two weeks.
Other guests who have returned
home for social events but who are
to return this week are Mrs. John A
Weekes, Miss Weekes Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Macdonald. Mr. N. A.
Campbell. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Claflin have
returned to Lakewood but are expect,
ed later.
Mr.. Edwin Gould's yacht NADIA
will remain at the club during the
season, his party going to and from
the north in their private car until
the season ends.
In the Sans souci apartment 1ouse
among those who have apartment re-
served and are expected down later
in the season are Mr.. Charles Lanier
Mr.. Cornelius N Bliss, Mr.. Morris X
Jesup, Mr.. John S. Kennedy. of New
York; Mr.. Edmund Hayes and M
= J. Albright, Of Buffalo; and Mr..