The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-27
Some Social .
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Let we go where'er l will,
l hear the sky-born music still.
'Tis not in the high stars alone,
Nor in the cups or budding flowers,
Nor in the redbreast's mellow tone
Nor in the bow that smiles in show
ers.
But in the mud and scum Of things
There Away, Away, something sings
Emerson.
Mrs. c. H. Colesberry and Miss Mel
lie Colesberry have returned from Sa-
vannah.
Miss Hettie Williams of Atlanta ar
rived yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs
William Baker.
Mrs. Frank Simon and her little son.
have returned to Monticello, Fla, af-
ter pleasant visit to Mrs. T. J
Wright m
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dunn returned
yesterday from their bridal tour to
Washington, New York and other
cities.
Mrs. r. e. Hunter will entertain |
lew young people informally this even
ing in compliment to Misses Alberta |;
ana EDNA Derby Of Savannah.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Thrower of At
lanta, with their two little daughters,
VIII take a trip to Cuba next month
in celebration of the fifth anniversary
Of their wedding, which occurred Feo-
ruary IL.
Mr.. F. E. Twitty complimented Miss
Sarah Simms Of C0vington with box
party last evening at The Toreador." ;
Those in the party were Judge and
Mrs. j. d. Sparks, Miss Simms, Miss c
Lucille Butts; Messrs. e. Twitty and c
Willard Reese.
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The weighing party which was post
poned from last Friday evening bel
cause of the inclement " Gather, will {
be given next Friday evening at Mr..
and Mrs. R. e Sherman's. The must
cal program will be carried out in full
and the affair will be very pleasant. A
Mrs. H. S. Gould will entertain at
her home, Avoca Villa, in honor of
Mrs. Samuel B. Hatcher, Mrs w. H.
Adkins and Miss Sarah Simms. The
other guests will be Mrs. ]. d. Sparks,
Mrs. Ralph Topper, Mrs. Boiling
Misses Lucille and Leslie A
Butts and Miss Mamie Burroughs.
The Arcacia club met with Mrs. F.
d. NJ. Strachan yesterday afternoon
who entertained very enjoyably at
cards. Six-hand euchre was played
and the first prize was won by Mrs. F
E. d. Walters. The consolation was
cut by Miss Lucille Butts. The guests
Of the club were Mrs. Samuel B. Hatch L
er and Misses Mary Clay and Mary Ar
mold.
meeting OF the civic league is call A
ed for Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at =
the Mems club rooms on Egmont
street. A full attendance is requested T.
as officers will be elected and sever
al important matters will be discussed.
All interested in the work are cor
Italy invited to attend. A
meeting OF the Daughters of the
Revolution is called for Thursday after c
loon at o'clock at Mrs. j. A. Butts =,
'esidence.
One of the prettiest lunchoens ever
given here was that given yesterday c
~ Mrs. H. w. Cornell in honor of Mrs.
Samuel B. Hatcher of Columbus. The :
unch was served in the private dining lG
Dom of the Oglethorpe. Covers were l
aid for twelve, and the table was ex-
lul3itely appointed, the center piece In,
icing composed OF white carnations les
md ferns. A large carnation was at Ict
each place, a fragrant souvenir for ~ ~
he guests. Tiny china plates filled O,
With bonbons were also given as souve- lis
hrs. Ten courses were served. Pre- w
ious To- the luncheon the guests were ~
with game of Pit The
5uests who enjoyed Mrs. Cornells de- a
lghtful hospitality were: Mrs. Sam
lei b. Hatcher, Mrs. M. Madden,
irs, Ralph Upper, Mrs. !. N. Bishop, :
'irs. w. NJ Upper, Mrs B. A. White, >
lrs. Hugh Porter, Mrs Boiling Whit 4
eld. Mrs. w. II. Adkins. IL
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