The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-03
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Mrs. ]. F. Baya will visit Mrs. j.
w. Thomas on st Simon this week
Miss Annie Tennent Of Milledgeville
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. WHY'S Rede
Mrs. Harry Miller and son are spend
ing some time with relatives in Bal
timore.
Dr. and Mrs. l. N. Bishop viii be
guests Of Mr. and Mrs E H Mason on
st Simon today
Mrs Aleph Rockwell McRae Of Val
dosta, with her little son, will visit 81
simon next week.
Little Miss Frances Stockton has re
turned to Jacksonville after visit tc
Miss Margaret Sparks.
Mrs VIM. Nightingale and Miss
Frances Nightingale were over from
st Simon yesterday.
Miss Rosalind Wood has returned to
her home in Savannah after delight
ful visit to Miss Nell Atkinson.
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Judge and Mrs. A. d. Gale and
their children moved to ST. Simon
yesterday TO spend the summer.
Mrs. w b Cook and Miss Frances
Cook left yesterday for Westield,
Mass, TO spend some time.
Miss Pauline Scarlet, who has been
in the city for several days returned to
her home at Fancy Bluff yesterday.
Mr. H. A. Wrench and his family
returned yesterday from st. Simon
where they spent GONE time in a cot
tage
Miss May Scriven Of Darien arrived
in the city last night and is the guest
OF Miss Laura Baker ON Gloucester
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Downing and Miss
Madeline Downing left yesterday to
spend some time in their cottage on
81. Simon.
Miss Nellie Atkinson entertained
number Of young people at supper
Friday evening in honor of Miss Rosa
lind Wood Of Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. r, H Everett entertain
ed Thursday evening at dinner, their
guests being, Rev aud Mrs. WHY'S
Rede, Rev. and Mrs. Clement G. Brad
ley and Miss Annie Tennent of Mil
ledgeYille.
Mrs. M. l.. Thrower and her little
daughters, irene and Cecilia, are at the
Arnold House for ten days stay.
The friends of Mrs. Louis w Ba-
ker regret that she has recently been
quite sick.
Invitations to the wedding OF Miss
Edna Ward Winn OF Dorchester, Ga,
and Mr.. David Bertram Small Of val
dosta, have been received in Bruins
wick, The marriage will occur July
fourteenth. Miss Tallulah Fleming is
one of Miss WINS brides maids.
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Mr. Audrey and Miss Tallulah Flem-
ing viii both sing solos at the morning
service at the First Methodist church
this morning. Mr. Audrey was for
merly with Fields minstrels. He has
a fine bass voice and will add greatly
TO the music at the church this morn
ing.
The concert to be given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid society OF
the synagogue Wednesday evening will
DE the musical event Of the week. The
best local talent win participate and
prominent feature win he the sing
ing OF Mr.. NJ. Siegel, whose fine voice
will be heard with pleasure by Bruins
wicks people. A large audience will
be present at this delightful event.
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The Crossing. by Winston Churchill
is one of the popular books of the year
and deservedly so as it combines most
of the qualities that go to make q
fine book. The story deals with the
early days in Kentucky, with the vivid
picturesque life of the border when
the red skin was an ever present peril
to the daring settlers. Daniel Bone,
George Rogers Clark, the gallant fight
er Montgomery and other real persian
ages move through the story, The
touch of French life given by the pres
ence Of exiles and fugitives from the
court of Louis XVI add interest and
fascination to the story. The book
is at the library and is in great de-
mand.
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