The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-16

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IN the Palace Of the King several
theatre parties composed Of the lead
ing social and fashionable people OF
this city have been formed to wei
come the favorite actress Miss Grant
~ has always been popular here and
her impersonation OF Dolores Mendo-
"a is sure % strengthen the esteem
in which she IS held She win be seen
here at the Grand opera house on
Monday, Feb. p.
Mr. w. NJ Baker spent the past
week very pleasantly in Mcintosh
county.
b. Brooksmith left Sunday for
Birmingham. called there by the III
ness Of his sister.
A bouncing little baby girl is the
attractive visitor at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Tom Evans on Ellis street
A pleasant party that spent
Saturday on Jekyl was composed OF
Mr.. and MRS. Dunwody, Mrs Hollins
Randolph. Or Randolph Of Virginia,
and Hon A. j. Crovatt.
Mr., and Mrs Oldham have returned
to their home in North Carolina after
spending the winter with the family
Of their son, l. d. Oldham.
Lieutenant ]. Allen Barber. of MI
nois, with his daughter, Miss Rather
iue Barber, and s .iir sen, Master
Lawrence, is the guest OF Judge A.
j. Crovatt.
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Hitch arrived tor
day from Fernandina to make their
home here. Their many friends are
delighted 70 welcome them back to
Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rawlison Of
New York. are spending some time
in the city at Mrs r II. Winters. La
ter they will go Housekeeping as they
expect to locate here.
Miss Polly King was he pretty lit
tie hostess at very pheasant party
yestordav afternoon. the occasion be-
ing her sixth birthdy The party was
a valentine affair the decorations and
souvenirs being happily suggestive OF
the feast of the good bishop. The af-
ternoon was spent in playing games
and dancing and the little guests en-
joyed the occasion very much. Re
.freshments were seryedm in the din
ing room which was prettily decorat-
cd. About 80 little people were
present and the little hostess receiv-
ed many gifts from her fiends.
Miss Irene Wood entertained with
delightful dance last evening at her
home. on Gloucester street. The par
Tor, library and reception
room were all thrown to
gether for the dancers and
the handsome rooms were charming
liz decorated for the occasion. The
entrance and the walks through the
grounds were hung with Japanese
lanterns, while indoors the valentine
idea gave distinctive note to the dec
Eorations. Red and white was the color
lscheme and hundreds Of red hearts
were strung in festoon from the
chandeliers to the corners Of each
room and around the walls, Marble
cupids looked forth from the hooks
OF palms ana ferns and in the dining
room a silver cupid held aloft th'
rosy light that shed radiance upon
the exquisitely appointed table, Small
her tables were dispersed about th'
room and appropriately decorated
The rooms we're brilliantly lighted
and the entire effect was most brigh
and cheerful. An entertaining contes
Was the first feature OF the evening
This was "A Alusical Romance thu
answers to the questions being tn!
TITLES of popular songs. After this th'
guests enjoyed several hours o
dancing, the music being furnished
Iby string band stationed in thu
nan behind screen Of palms. A de
lIcious supper was served at late
hour, concluding delightful even
ing. About sixty guests We're present
principally the unmarried set. The at
flair was one OF the largst and mos
successful OF the season.
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