The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-29
1t Promises to Be a Very
Successful and Bril-
liant Affair
MANY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
During the Entire Week Each Night
Will be Given Over to a Special
occasion--Those in Charge
of the Booths.

Tomorrow night the Rif1emens' fair
will open under the most fiattering
auspices and with every prospect that
it will be the most brilliant and sue
Eessful fairs ever given here.
1'ne ladies In charge have been hard
at work for several days decorating
the booths and the armOry already
presents a beautiful appearance. To-
morrow the finishing touches will be
put on and the booths stocked with
the quantities of beautiful articles
that have been bought for or donated
to them.
Tomorrow evening the fair will open
with a grand military prize drill, fine
music and dancing. Mr.. Constant
Miller has generously undertaken to
furnish the music for the fair and has
organized an orchestra composed of the
best talent in Brunswick, aided by
spendid talent from Savannah. Mr..
Miller is the pianist, and this fact,
added to his ability as director, in
sures the best of music.
Tuesday evening there will be a
grand concert, participated in by the
best talent in this city, under the able
direction of Miss Helen O'Connor.
Admission will be free and visitors to
the fair will hear first class con
cert to add to the pleasure Of the
eVening. .3 ,ns,- /. {
dssasasy avehias VII bs military
hight and the presence of the Way
cross Rifles will add greatly to the
occasion, the company having ac-
cepted the Riflemens invitation to at
tend. The company will go through
prize drill, the winner to receive a
pair of handsome diamond cuff but
toms. ,....A,..
Thursday evening will be secret
order. night, when the Elks, Knights
of Pythias, and other orders will at.
tend.
Friday evening there will be a cake
walk, taken part in by a number of
graceful little people, who will con-
test for prize cake.
There will also be spelling bee in
which a number of prominent gentl-
men will demonstrate their proficiency
in orthograpny the most successful
to receive a prize.
Saturday afternoon the baby show
will be the attraction and all the
pretty and handsome babies of the
city will be on dress parade to await
the judges decision as to which Of
them shall win the three handsome
prizes offered. After the baby show
the little folks will enjoy a masquer-
ade ball and every child in Bruins
wick is invited to attend in costume
or not, but the ladies' hope many will
be in costume as a prize will be given
for the best costume.
The following is a list OF the chair
men of the various booths with their
assistants;
Ladies Home Journal Booth, Miss
BOYLE. chairman; assisted by Mrs. A,
=. Banks and Miss Lula Burdett.
Fancy Booth, Mrs. J, B. Davis,
chairman; assisted by Mrs. G. e.
Bradley, Mrs. w. H Bowen, Mrs.
Kate McKinuon, Mrs. ]. B. Wright,
Mrs J. A. Montgomery, Mrs. NJ. E.
Ball. Misses Armee Girvin, Maud Cir
vim. Ida Borchardt, Irene Wood.
Doll Booth, Miss Susie Lamar, chair
man; assisted by Mrs. l. N. Blshop
Mrs, c. H. Jewett, Mrs. Ralph Tup
nor Misses Rebecca Brown, Estelle
Brown. Marie DeVoe, Maud Nighten
gale. lsiM l.l'i
household Booth, Mrs. J. D. Sparks
chairman; assisted by Mrs. R. r. Hop
Kins Mrs. J. A. Butts, Mrs. j. }
Tjssner. Mrs. W. H. Wood, Mrs. w
II. DeVoe Misses Bessie Symmes
Lucille BUTTS, Kita McKinnon, Les
lie Butts. ~ =
Flower Booth, Miss Sadie Dart
chairman; assisted by Mrs. }.
Raya. Misses Ella Burdett, Susie hais
ton. Genevieve Ralston, Susie Gale
Mamie Burroughs, Minnie Gray.
Huyler's Candy Booth, Mrs. j. a
Montgomery, chairman; assisted o.
Mrs L, H. Haym, Mrs. Il. w. Gaas
Misses Clara Lamar, Margaret gounf
Mynne Marks, Ethel Elliott,
Gypsy Tent, Mrs. J, 3. Dart
Supper room, Mrs H. L. s'a'