The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-05
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The zinnias meet tomorrow with
Mrs Ralph Upper
Mrs. w W. Talbot is somewhat
improved from her recent Illness.
Mrs. H NJ. King issues invitations
today for a card party to be given
Saturday, Feb.1s.
Misses Ethel Mason and Margaret
BarkaIoo wiz entertain their little
friends this evening
Mrs. W. H. Adkins leaves today for
her home in Atlanta. after visit to
Mrs. B. Whitfield.
Miss Florence Colesberry leaves to-
morrow for Fernandina to visit Mrs
R. T. Hitch for few days.
The rummage sale to be held by the
ladies Aid society of the synagogue
begins tomorrow night. Donations
are requested by the ladies in charge
| who viii send for any articles donated
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Mrs. A. C. Banks has issued inyi.
tations for next Thursday afternoon
when she will entertain the unmarried
set at cards, complimentary to her
guests. the Misses Derby OF Savannah.
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The following new books have been
received at the Brunswick library;
The Filagree Ball by Anna X. Green,
The Mettle of the Pasture by James
Lane Allen, The Ambassadors by Hen.
Try James, A Puritan Witch by Dana,
The Trifier by Archibald Eyre. Miss
Pettieoats by Dwight Tilton, Tho
Maid Of Paradise by Robert w. Cham
bers, The Gray Cloak by Harold Nc
Grath The Deliverance by Ellen elias
gow, The Long Night by Weyman,
The Duke Decides by Headon Hill,
The Pit by Frank Morris, A Summer
Hymnal by John T. Moore.
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Invitations have been received In
this city to the wedding or Miss
Julia Crabtree Castex of Goldsboro,
N. O., and Rev. W. Frank Hollinsworth
Of Brunswick the marriage to occur
at noon, Wednesday, Feb. II at the
Presbyterian church in Goldsboro,
This marriage will be Of interest to
wide circle of friends, both parties
being well known and very popular.
Mr.. Hollinsworth is prominent
young divine and has been pastor Of
the Presbyterian church In this city
for number OF years, during which
time he has done splendid work and
has won the love and esteem Of his
congregation and Of many not Of his
fold. The brideto-be is beautiful
and charming young lady Of Colds.
boro, whose accomplishments and
social graces will render her an ac-
quiition to Brunswick. After an ex-
tended trip Mr. Holllnswarth and his
bride will be at home at the ogle
thorpe,
The largest and most beautiful card
party OF the season was given yes,
terday by Mrs. Ralph Upper in honor
/ of her guests, Mrs Samuel B. Hatch
er and Miss Lucy Peck. The recep-
ton hall and parlor we're deliberately
and beautifully decorated with palms
smilax and cut flowers. The color
scheme was yellow and green, which
was charmingly carried out in every
detail of the decorations. QUAINT
tiles OF yellow carnations made the air
| fragrant. The score cards were very
lpretty with tiny playing cards paint
ed in one corner. These were tied
with yellow and green ribbons and
the score was kept by tying tiny red
and black hearts, diamonds and clubs
land spades and the card. Six-hand eu'
ehre was played and there were tab.
les. The first prize, a beautiful pearl
pin, was won by Miss Fannie symmes.
The second, a lovely fan, was won on
a cut by Mrs. C. l.. Gambler. The con
ISOLATION Of hand embroidered handker-
chiefs was won by Mrs. e. F. Coney-
The refreshments were unique and de
licious, the yellow and green color
being carried out in these most consis'
tentiy. About sixty guets were pres
emit and the occasion was one Of the
mot elaborate and thoroughly delight
full ever given here, Mrs. Upper be
ing an ideal hostess and noted fol-
her gracious entertaining.