The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-30

into tneir handsome new residence on
Union street.
Mrs. p w. Godfrey has returned to
Covington from visit to savannah
and Jacksonville.
Mrs. David G. Hall has returned to
ner nome in Atlanta from a pleasant
visit to Mrs. T. J. Wright.
Mrs. w. H. Dyer and her chcildrei
have returned to Waycross from
visit to Mrs. w Fl. Berrie.
S&s
Mrs. r. b. Upper and her little
daughter, Alveretta Morea, are visit
,ng Mrs. Samuel Hatcher in Columbus.
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Judge and Mrs. j. d. Sparks "
entertain one evening next week in
compliment to Miss Sarah Waldo. of
Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs Howard }. Waff Will
arrive this afternoon from their wed
ding trip through Virginia and North
Carolina.
3 The boy choir Of 81. Marks G.
las disbanded and after today another
ehoir will render the music at that
hurch.
Mrs. II S. Johnson, Chairman of
me Japanese booth OF the Presbyte
rian bazaar, requests that all articles
donated be sent to her residence Mon
day.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield will enter
ain one evening this week with din.
ler in honor OF Miss Sarah W aldo, OF
Atlanta, who is the guest of Misses
( lucille and Leslie Butts.
Mrs, r. r. Hopkins, chairman of the
Spanish booth in the Street of the
E | Nations requests that all who have
donated articles kindly send them to
{ ner residence monday morning
Andrews Wright co upimented ?
number of young people with BOX
party at the mathis Thursday after
| noon. His guests were Misses Clara,
Lamar and Alma Wright, AID Harris,
J King. Jr.
Miss Jennie Bryan has issued cards
ior an at home for next Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Dunwody, Cards will be played
and the affair promises to be very
pleasant
Misses Lucille and Leslie Butts and
| Miss Sarah Waldo have returned from
Jacksonville, where they spent gala
week Their visit was very peas
ant one and they received many atten
lions during their stay.
me handsome new residence of Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Lissner, on Union
street is rapidly nearing completion
This residence is a credit 10 Bruins
wick and to the architect who design
led it. being the correct colonial style.
$50
Mr. and Mrrs. A. Q. Banks enter
tanned few Friends at dinner on
Thanksgiving day, the occasion being
very enjoyable, Those present wclo
Misses Susie and Clara Lamar, Messrs
Robert Schuyler and A. c. Banks, Jr.
$50
Messrs Alfred and William Crovatt.
Montague Boyd, of Savannah, and Ma
son Boyd, Of Tennessee, were among
the Emory students who attended the
DOT ball game in Atlanta Thursday.
| Messrs. Boyd and Dozier were the
| guests OF Alfred CroVatt during the
past summer
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii give their annual sociable at the
Sunday school rooms next Friday eve
ming. These affairs are a source of
much pleasure to all who attend and
| do mucn to promote the social feature
OF the union.
Mr.. and MIS- Beneford Deacon. who
With their adopted daughter, recently
removed to this city, are winning
many friends here. and express them
selves as well pleased with Bruins
| wick If they find it suitable, they
will probably locate mere permanently
Miss Fe SymODs will begin her dane
ing school next Friday afternoon at
O'Clock at her home on London street
| Miss Symons will teach only children
under the age Of sixteen and her pupils
will receive careful instruction in the
latest steps for two dollars a month.
Miss Fannie Mason was the hostess
| at a very pleasant six O'Clock dinner
Friday evening The dining room ana
table were prettily decorated and a
tempting menu was discoursed by the
young people. the guests present
were: Misses Clara Lamar and Alma
Wright, Messrs. Andrews Wright, Bur
II ford Coney and Harris King.
Mrs Harry Raymond, of New York,
vas the guest of honor at a beautiful
dinner party given in Atlanta Oh
Thanksgiving day by Mrs Francis
Farley Mrs Raymond was also ono
of the guests at large card party
given by Miss Hockstrasser, and at a
box party given by DR.. Virgil Hubbard
at THE Way of the World" played by
Elsie de Wolfe on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs Ruth Marlin will celebrate her
i,.sx D.. Il