The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12


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Those who have news for this col
umn are requested to telephone the
editor at 1875.
Or. and Mrs. II NJ. Branham have
returned from Savannah.
Miss Helen oconnor is still quite
SICK to the regret Of her friends
Mrs. C. A. Taylor and her children
@iil return early next month from New
York
The Musical association viii meet
Monday evening with Miss Nellie Col
esberry.
Mrs z II Burdett and Miss Made
line Burdett returned yesterday from
Atlanta
Mrs. N Emanuel has recovered from
her recent illness. to the pleasure Of
her friends
Miss Bertha Baker. who is teaching
al Che school on Jekyl island, is spend
in6 few DAYS in the city.
Mrs. ]. r. Cook and Miss Ada Cook
viii return shortly from Atlanta to be
IN brunswick for the winter.
Mrs. Newsome Pafford. Of Spring
! vale her little daughters are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Ivy Davis.
The floral festival which the Kings
] aughters had intended to give
Thanksgiving week has been postpon.
"a Indefinitely.
MIR. and Mrs C. II. Jewett and Mrs
Ic r. Jewelt are now pleasantly sit
uated in apartments at Mrs Darts on
hanover Square.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. David
G Beggs, Of Macon, viii be glad &c
know that they will arrive shortly tC
/ spend the winter in Brunswick
| Mrs. j. c. Ligeoar and little sol
| have arrived IN the city from savan
rah and are with MIR. Ligeonr at tn,
Home Of MIS-, w, c. Hatcher on Unioi
ls1eet
The hospital bazaar Is being rapid
gotten under way by the ladies ii
charge and much interest AMI enthus
m are being manifested The ladie
expect to rush their preparations an
opcn the bazaar the second week i
/ December.
The Independent Musical club me
last night with Misses Katherine an
May stiles al The home of Mrs II. +
slduBignon on Union street. These ii
formal meetings give great deal c
pleasure to the young people who ar
members OF this club and varied pre-
eram of entertainment is rendere
each week, dancing always CONCLUDING
The evening. Several new member
have been admittd this season and tn
organization is charging its scope
/ /, is the chief social affair for children
i. the city
In the midst Of the prevailing dull
ress It is refreshing to note that SONS
q Brmswicks ieuness dcree 10
course the doree is title Of courtes.
| ir this easel have the courage to al
| tempt a dance and that the dance wal
also an enjoyable and well attended
anair. The parlors Of the oglethorp'
bere the scene OF this pleasant gather
Imga and the faultless floors and de
nghtful music added much to the plea,
ure Of the dancers.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs, II
J. Wan MI and Mrs. J w Bennett
NJ. and Mrs. II. w. Gale. Mr. and Mrs
I r. Hopkins. Mir and Mrs w. c
Lemen. Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Conant, Mr.
and Mrs, ] f. Davenport. Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. ID. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Aiken MIR and Mrs w. G. Brantley
Alis. b, A. White. Mrs. Monroe Elem
ine, Misses Irene Wood. Rheta McKin.
nou Mary Lee Crovatt Mary Atkinson,
Galloway, Leslie Butts. Lucille Butts,
Ethel Elliott. Mamie war. Emily Wan
lalmlah Fleming. Arabella Wright.
Petty Niehtengale. Maude Nightingale,
Mary Mccullough, Haddie Mccullough,
Janie Symons, Margaret Young, Ellen
Penniman. Marie DeVoe; Messrs. II. j.
smith, c. NJ peddlcord. r. A. Sharp,
NJ. Marye II. c. Rawls. C. c, Fleming,
g r. duBignun, Il. b. Whitfield. NJ. N.
Mccullough. J. H. Hopkins, A. c.
Banks. Jr, S. X. Brown, c. C. Cosby,
t. l.. Stacy, 4, H. Mccall c. IL. Shell
den. b. Casey. Jesse Thomas, n. Cath.
orwood. r. A. Graves, Il. II. Mallard.
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