The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-13

SOCIETY,".
a. IRMA e. LAMRRleHT.


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Miss Carrie Isaac is in Atlanta
Mrs. s. selig is i'll TO the regret OF
friends.
Miss Bertha Baker is spending some
lime in the city.
Mrs. H. S. Lee is spending some
sine in Americas.
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery has return
ed from visit to Atlanta
Miss Hattie Drury has returned to
aer home on Fancy Bluff. from a
visit to friends.
Mrs. J. B. Wright came up from st
simon on Friday to take part in the
Presbyterian entertainment.
The Daughters Of the American Rev
olution will meet at the residence of
MIS-. ]. A. Butts Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. W. L. Pal,er and children leave
aext month for New York, where they
gill spend the summer
Miss satterthewaite. who has been
visiting Miss Lena Satterthwaite. has
etuined to North Carolina.
The Xenia club will be entertained
On two occasions next week. first by
Miss Juliette Coleman. and next by
Miss Edna penniman
Don't forgea that Mrs. NJ. Isaac
gin have a genuine bargain. sale Mon
lay ard Tuesday Dress goods. Of ali
Kinds. handkerchiefs. and in fact ey-
srything in stock win go at regular
'argaig prices.
The usual bargain in everything in
The notion line will be on again at
Mrs. NJ lsaac's Monday and Tuesday.
purchasers should remember the dates
and the place.
DR.. J. A. Cole will leave Tuexday
morning for a lew days visit to his
I'D home in South Carolina. and will
axe in the Charleston exposition be
ore returning. On Apni II he will
act as best man at the wedding Of an
Did friend In Charleston, which will
be brilliant affair.
On Thursday afternoon the Xenia
club was most gracefully entertained
oy Miss Lucille Butts at her home, on
George street Five-handed euchre
was played the first prize being won
0y Miss khetra Mccullough, the lone
aand prize by Miss Edna Penniman,
and the consolation by Miss 1eisler.
1t win be OF interest to Brunswick
ians to learn of the wedding of Mr..
Dillon AlSers. of Atlanta. and Miss
Cornelia Palmer. of Augusta, which
occurred in Atlanta some days ago.
Mr. Akers is well known here. hav-
ing frequently visited tho city. He ano
his bride viii pass through here on
their honeymoon, and spend few
days with Mrs. f. F. Coney.
The Acacia club was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs, r. 3. Topper.
The decorations were beautiful. the
color scheme being yellow The re-
fresnments were served in dainty lit
tie butterfy-shaped boxes; the score
cards We're butterflies, and the count
ers were yellow buttercups. The
first prize. a butterfly sofa pillow
was won " Miss Mary Lila Blanton.
and the consolation by Airs. E. d.
Walter.
The Excelsior Literary society held
an unusually interesting meeting on
Friday and the fonowing new officers
We're elected: President, James Os
borne; secretary. Glare O'Conor: vice
president Mcdonald Harley, and IL
braian, Leila Bunkley, A contest in
elocution among the girls was much
enjoyed Those who recited were
Leah Johnson, Alice Martin, Rehecca
Davis, Lucy Ho7Jzendorff, Leila Bunk.
ley, Mary Fleetwood, Maggie Davis.
Lily Gornto, Glare o'Connor. Nellie
Kenner, Emma CORNELL and Martha
Olsen. The judges were Mrs. R. r.
Hopkins, Mrs. e. w Blanton and
Miss Mamie WafT, Tneir decision win
be rendered on Monday.
On Friday night, at the hign scnool.
an entertainment will be given by
the teachers to the children. patrons
and friends Of the school. Mr.. A. V.
Wood having allowed the use OF his
magic lantern for the occasion. Tne
entertainment will be a trip through
the United States, and is to Illustrate
the geography and nature work be-
ing done in the schools. Pictures OF
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