The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-08
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| Sm1Cn, In Atlanta.
Mrs. w. B. Lee is visiting in States
boro, from where she will go to Sa
vanah to attend the wedding OF Mis-
Suptrine.
Mrs. H. F. Dunwody and her little
daughter are with Mrs. Hollins Ran
dolph in Atlanta for few days before
returning to Brunswick.
A delightful stag supper was ten
dered Mr.. David Irwin and his attend
ants Monday evening in Marietta. The
affair was very enjoyable.
Mrs. M. Lissner and her grand
daughter, Miss Frieda Kalb, of New
York, will arrive next month to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Lissner at their
home. THE Sunny Side"
The wedding of Mr.. David Irwin
Miss Mildred Goodman, which occr
red in Marietta Tuesday evening, was
a very brilliant affair. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom left for
Washington where they will reside
Mrs. Howard l.. Hine- entertained a
few of her friends very charmingly at
dinner Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her birthday. Covers were laid
for seven and the table decorations
were very artistic. Cut flowers and
ferns forming the center piece. An
enjoyable course diner was served.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Hines de
lightful hospitality were: Mrs. M. F
Bean, Mrs. c. H. Colesberry, Mrs. NJ
c. Rowe, Mrs. o. N. Taylor, Mrs. G
o. Wilder, and Miss Lula Colesberry
The Rome Tribune of Sunday hai
the following of the coming wedding
of Mr.. D. ]. Gill and Miss Madeline
chasing:
The engagement Of Miss Madeline
Klasisg to Mr.. brewery ]. Gill, o
| Brunswick, is announced. The wed
ding which will be a very quiet one
| owing to a recent bereavement in tn
family, will take place at the hom'
of the brides cousin, Mrs. Geo. W
Harper at Brunswick, Ca, on Novenl
lber the 18th. Miss Klasing is a youn;
ladv of charming personality, and /
greatly admired for her many swee
and noble traits of character. Mr.. Gil
lis one OF the leading business men o
Brunswick, and no one stands highe
or better in that community, than ht
His numerous friends all over tn
state will congratulate him on havin
won one of Rome's fairest daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Marks al
nounce the marriage OF thei
daughter, Mynne, to Ny. Berthold 4
ILoveman, TO Bessemer, Ala. The dat
OF the wedding has not yet been az
| cided upon. The formal betrcthal an
reception will occur at Christmas
when the groom-elect will visit Brun!
Iwick. This announcement will be O
great interest to a wide circle o
friends OF the young couple who ar
both prominent and extremely popl
lar Miss Marks is ONE OF this city
Iprettiest and most charming youn
iladles, and since her debut last sea
son she has been one of the most &C
mired and popular OF the yOunge
members of society. Her friends II
Igret deeply that her marriage will CT
lcasion her residence in another city
tMr. LGyeman is member of
wealthy and prominent family Of ALI
bama, its members noted IOr thel
literary and artistic attachments. II
lis a brother OF Robert Loveman, tn
Ipoet, whose charming verse Is fe;
ture of all the well known periodical
His poem, Hearts Flags" won
1880 prize offered by Chicago lite
larry society. Mr.. Loveman, the brid'
groom elect is a prosperous bushes
man of Ba3semer, owning the large!
dry goods and millinery established
in that city. The young couple hav
the best wishes of their friends upo
the occasion OF their engagement