The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-04
Some social
Deus Gotes.

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The charity ball will occur Novem-
Der 20,
Mrs. Edwin Brobston will spend TO-
day in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Z. W Fleming left yesterday
to spend the week in Jacksonville.
Miss Fannie Smith is spending some
time with friends in Jacksonville.
Miss Kate Dillon left yesterday to
spend a few days in Jacksonville.
The Musical club met last night at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. w s. Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. Kennon Mott and her children
have returned from visit to Virgin.
ia.
Mrs. j. F. Baya spent Monday out at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cline
in the country.
Mrs. c. Arnheiter and Chas. Arm
heiter left yesterday to spend some
time in Jacksonville with relatives.
The rummage sale occurs November
IA, 16 and II. Every one should do
nate to this sale and help the library.
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the marriage of Miss
Isabel Dangaix, Of Birmingham, and
Dr. William H. Allen, of New York.
Miss Helen Angler, OF Atlanta, en-
tertained yesterday in honor of Miss
Sarah Waldo, whose marriage occurs
Nyemtor H. Today Miss Minnie
Fuller cntertains with a tea in her
honor and tomorrow Misses Hazel
and Zula Adkins will give a card party
for her.
The News is requested to correct
an error inadvertently made in its col
umns yesterday DR. and Mrs. Rede
will be at home to their friends from
to o'clock, not 2 to A. at st. Mark s
rectory this afternoon. They will be
assisted in receiving by Misses Hazel
Nightingale and jamie Symons.
The various committees at the Ri
hemens fair are working with much
energy and enthusiasm ard everybody
is encouraging and assisting most
kindly This fair will be the largest
and most popular event of the season
and nothing will be left undone tc
make it delightful socially. One o.
the most attractive and beautiful
booths will be the doll booth, pre-
ded over by Miss Susie Lamar, as
sisted by a number of efficient ladies'
The finest and most beautiful dressed
dolls ever seen in this city will be
displayed here and every doll will be
sold very reasonably A very large
doh viii be voted for and another
will be ratified. This will certainly be
one of the most popular booths.
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The servant problem seems to be
yeXing the soul of the women of Bruins
wick even more than usual nova
days There is nothing more calcu-
lated to disturb the equanimity of the
average woman and to destroy the
comfort a0d happiness Of the home
than this matter of domestic service.
1t is assuming alarming proportions
and some step will soon have to be
taken toward remedying the evil or
adjusting the conditions. A society
in New York called the German House
wives Society, a benevolent organi-
cation, has endeavored to ameliorate
by Offering a prize of ten dollars in
gold to every maid servant who re-
mains at her post faithfully for two
years. There were 20 winners of this
prize 10 of whom were German girls.
The ladies of Brunswick should form
some such society as a reward contin-
ned service in one family The mat
ter of requiring reference and skilled
service should be hade more promi-
nent and on the other hand adequate
wages and measure of considera-
ton tor the employee will help to bring
about better adjustment of these
difficulties and tend to alleviate all
the present conditions of which there
is 50 much complaint