The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17
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Mrs Walter Harris, Of Macon. is
the guest Of Mrs. \. Emanuel
Little Miss Alice Parker is slightly
Ill, to the regret Of her friends.
Mrs. c. E. Turner and her little son
arrived yesterday from Atlanta to Wis
It Mrs. T. F. Winter.
Miss Barbara Cooper has returned
to Chicago after visit to her brother
Captain Andrew Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Thrower Of At
lanta and their two children. are enjoy.
ing a trip through Cuba.
Mrs f D. Aiken concluded her Sc
ries Of at homes" yesterday until
after Lent. when she will resume her
PERCEPTION DAYS.
The Sunbeam society will meet
Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Hugh Por-
ter's apartments at the oglethorpe,
instead Of Friday afternoon as hereto
fore.
The missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church met Monday afternoon
with Mrs William Baker After the
business Of the meeting was over. Mrs
Baker served refreshments to the
members, who enjoyed delightful
social afternoon.
-. R. Conant. the government engi
neer who is to have an Office in this
city in future, returned yesterday
from Savannah, accompanied by Mrs
conant. They are at present stopping
at The oglethorpe.
MT Hunter Hopkins entertained at
cards last evening. large number of
the younger set being present. The
AFFAIR was one of the most brilliant
of the season and pleasantly concluded
the gayeties that have been crowded
into the past few days.
Mrs. r. r. Hopkins entertained with
a large and extremely enjoyable card
party yesterday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. G. L. Gambler. who leaves in
short time to make her home in At |
lanta. The rooms we're prettily dec |
GRATED for the occasion. the color motif |
being in red and green which was ar
tistically carried out in rel carnations
and palms and ferns. The score cards
were hearts hand painted in tiny Green
away figures, Four hand euchre was
played and there were 3 tables. The
iirst prize, a china nut bowl, was won
by Mrs. II. w. Cornell. The conso
lation, silver gravy ladel was cut by |
Mrs G. L. Gambler, who also was pre-
sented with the honoree's prize, a sill
yer olive fork Delicious refresh.
ments were served aud the occasion
was voted pleasant success.
"The Daughter OF Magnate" by
Frank spearman, the writer Of many
thrilling and interesting stories OF
railoda life is one Of the new books
recently received at the Brunswick Ii
brary This is one of the really good |
new books and is story of absorb
ing interest, well written, really meta |
BILE amid host Of mediocre or tire
some books Of the day. The writer
draws his characters with stray true
touch, and the story moves with a
dash ana sweep, with life and move
ment that delight and refresh the read.
err. The exquisite love story which
Iuufolds naturally through the pages
is deeply interesting and has the
charm Of novelty in its development.
one OF the most thrilling points is
where the fate Of an extra. a special
train. hangs in the balance, under the
impending doom wrought by train
dispatcher baander. The newell is
strong aud fine and has the breath
Of the Rockies Of life in the west,
where nature in all her majesty and
grandeur is about the characters NOV.
ing them to great deeds and great
thoughts, above the trivial pettiness
of average workings.
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