The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-20

John T. Blalock, of Valdosta, is
spending few days visiting Bruins
wick and St Simon. Mr.. Blalock for
merry lived here, and aas many
friends here who are glad to greet
him again.
Miss ArabeIla Wright complimented
| several of her friends with a very
pleasant dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Wright is a Charming young
hostess and her guests enjoyed the
occasion very much.
sss
1t is much regretted by their many
friends tnat Mr.. and Mrs Dyer will
make their home in Waycross. Mrs.
Dyer is one of this city's most pop
| ular women, and she will be an ac-
QUESTION to Waycross society.
| Mrs T. r. Winters pretty home
| on Union street was visited Thursday
| evening by numbers of her friends
who called to see a beautiful night
| blooming cereus. of which Mrs. Win
| ter is the proua possessor This in
| teresting plant is rarely seen in great
| er perfection than this handsome
specimen presents, and all who were
| present enjoyed seeing it's lovely bios
SONS very much, indeed.
| Confessions Of a Wife, now being
published serially in the Century is
an exquisite pen picture of a womans
| love, laying bare with delicate touch
but mastery strength the woman S
heart and soul Its absolute fidelity
in depicting all the phrases of a SUI
| preme love, the gradual awakening
| to preserve the crumpled leaf in the
rose of the young wife's happiness
ana the discovery tdat her idol is not.
all gold. is wonderful. A delicate wit
and humor and a glimpse of ex-
| qulsite pataos pervades the story
places the writer at once among the
! successful ones of the day. A more
| accurate and skillful portrayal and
and betrayal Of a woman's heart has
never been penned.
The wedding Of Mr.. Alfred D. Johan.
| nessen and Miss Kate co Stuhbs
which occurred Thursday afternoon
at Toy Ga. was very pretty III
fair The home of the Lrile was bean.
tifuIly decorated, in white aEI green.
tie larg1 rooms ssritable bowers Of
Of palms and green vines. The at
tendants We're Miss May Simmons Of
| Dunbar Ga, who was maid of honor
| oscar J0nannessen, who was best
man. Miss Ellen Scarborough. of Toy.
4 and Mr.. Louis Holman, of Warwick
| TIA. The bride looked her fairest in
her pretty white wedding dress. The
| mad of honor was also in white, and
| the bridesmaid in pink and white At
ter the wedding there-was a reception
and big barbecue at which several
! tt1ndred quests were present. A
great many handsome presents were
received by the young couple. testi-
| tying TO their popularity.
Mrs w e. Shadman ENTERTAINERS
with a fancy ball Tuesday evening at
! her home, The HIM. on st. Simon
A large party of guests attended and
| several original and amusing cos
tunes We're worn John @,vens. OF
/ F'rederica as Uncle SAT- was the
hit ofthe evening, the character being
Ianlendidly carried out James Shad~
man. as the Kentucky colonel. and
| William Shatman as a sailor boy were
| especially good Miss Birdie Postell
as Partnenia was very fine. the Gre
| clan costume being especially becom-
ins 10 Miss Postell's statuesque style.
! A great many otner pretty ana striking
| costumes We're noted The rooms
/ were decorated with palms and
| plants Delicious refreshments were
aellved. and the affair was altogether
| a delightful success. Those invited
| were Misses Maud Taylor. Edna Tay-
I tor Mildred Gould. Louise Gould. An
geta Stewart, Jessie Stewart. Zoe Sy-
mons. Marie Cantwell. He Symons. Ju
liza Could, jamie Symons, Berta Gould.
Josephine -iltenelson Williams.
| Hettie Hotch. Ella Hotch. Mrs.
| Angie Stewart Mr. and Mrs. r. e..
| Dart Messrs. Paul Forsythe. Arthur
| Mite elson. Donald Forsyth. Charles
Taylor, Douglas Taylor john Stevens.
| James Shadman, William Sandman.
Earl Hartridge and Alfred Hartridge.
OF Savannah, Frederic Stewart. Her
| bert Cantwell beaver. John Michel
son, William Nightingale, John Hotch.
Calhoun Mccoy, George Beaver, John
| Pace Higa Burford.