The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-01

turned from Atlanta.
Miss Kathleen Norris has return
ed comes from visit to suwanee 4
Springs, Fla.
Miss Vivian Norris is spending
sometime with relatives at Hender-
sonyille. N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Moore and their |
family LETT yesterday for Tampa to
spend the summer.
Mrs W. F. Penniman and Miss Ell |
len Penniman have returned from a
visit to Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. NJ. strachan
and their little son left yesterday for
st. Simon to spend some time.
Mr. A. v Wood and Miss Irene
Wood arrive today from Washington.
D. C. Mrs Wood win remain away
for some weeks longer.
Miss Ella Burdette arrived yesterday
from Hazlenurst and win make this
city her home. Miss Burdette is
lovely young lady and an acquisition
to Brunswick society.
A pleasant party Will spend the day
in Savannah, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Battle, of Hagleston. Ga,
Among them will be Miss Maggie
Wise, snss Annie farrell, Miss Lille
Harrell and Miss Gertrude Youles.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
hereby invite all the. Confederate vet
Grams and their wives of this city to
attend the entertainment on June Sd.
in honor Of the birthday Of Jefferson
Davis at the residence Of Mrs. e. e.
Coney.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the Greely-wilder wedding will be
Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken and Miss Sallie
Aiken. who will arrive tomorrow from
Brooklyn. Miss SalIie Aiken viii be
one Of Miss Wilder's bridesmaids.
They will be the guests OF Mrs. r. r.
Hopkins for several weeks, after
which they will visit Mrs. F. u. Aiken
on st. Simon's.
Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale en-
tcrtained the Acheia club yesterday
afternoon with a card party Five
nand euchre was played ana the first
prize was won by Miss Leslie Butts:
the second by Miss Mary Lila BIan-
ton; the consolation by Miss Ellen
Penniman. Delicious refreshments
were served and the evening was a
pleasant success.
Master Hazel Wright was the host
at a pleasant party last Monday even.
ing. The invitations werel adorned
with gilt spider webs ia one corner.
and the words
| Most children from spiaor run
away.
But with web Wen begin our play"
These dainty and artistic missives
were the work of Mrs. G. w. Coates
Invitations have been received to
the marriage of Miss Julia Meador
Wilder to Mr.. George Edmund Gree
lev, on Wednesday evening, June nth.
at z O'Clock. St. Marks church.
This wedding will be an event Of
much interest to large circle OF
friends and will the prettiest
and most brilliant church wedding
that has occurred here for some time
The bride-to-be is one Of the loveliest
and most gifted girls WAC eva
graced Brunswick society and there
is general regret over the fact that
she is to make her home in another
city. Mr.. Greeley is the cashier Of
the bank in Marlborough, Mass. where
ne is prominent and popular.
Inc daughters or the Confederacy
will give silver tea on Tuesday even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. E. F
Coney and will also at the
same time entertain the veter-
ans with an informal reception in
honor of the birthday of jefferson Da-
Wis which occurs on that day 4
pleasant evening is promised to all
who attend as there will be music
and speeches, and re-, -hments viii
be served The public Is ..-vitei to
attend, as the cause is worthy one
the Daughters wishing to raise the
necessary money to pay the balance
due on the coping recently placed |
around the Confederate graves in |
Oak Grove cemetery. A small dona- |
ton left to the option of the visitor
Is all that is expected. AS the occa.