The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-11

Miss Alice Renshart, Of sannah
The guest q Mrs. n. e gnuel
Miss Katharine Thomas is recoyerl
ipe from severe attack Of grippe
$50
Miss Annie o.Connor IS slightly i'll
Miss a0la smitsssss returned to
fiacon aft visit 70 Mrs. &. IL Jeu-
"a. called zoas By the iiAess 81 her
mother. TO the regret Of ne many
friends she wen during her port VISIT
The Ladies Aid society ~ he syn.
agogue Is con Iueting a sale a IeRers,
GA store and any donat ona - be
Ciadly accepted II the ladies in charge
are notified they WIN send for iona
tions.
The friends Of Mrs. c. r. way and
MSS Frances Way viii regret to learn
The latter has been very til In savan-
rsh where hey are spending the win
ter. after being in AbDeyille. ) G. Tor
several months.
$ card party given fast evening
~ Mrs N Emanuel was one 81 the de-
Dghtful affairs OF the season and was
complimentary to her guests Misses
bryan and Taliafer7o. A number or
$1,000 we're nresent and the occasion
much enjoyed b. all
rs William Balcr received news
yesterday Of the death Of her aunt
y re Sarah strohecqer. Or Macon.
whose death occurred therA ghursday
Ire diseased was nearly 80 years OF
aye and IS survived b. her husband.
Edward H. strohecker and a son
tenry strohecker, a prominent attor
rey
Little May Baldwin celebrated aes
ehth birthday With candy pulllrr
81 Thursday. The affair was very
enjoyable. one and the little hostess
received many presents. The follow
ng children we're present: vivian
Prown Canal Cainan, Mary Dean Cal
sn. Aztec Baldwin. Sidney Nathan.
Rosalie Nisi. Isabel Pfeiner. Edna
poore. Mary skipper. Ruby schoeppei,
IIdilian schoeppel. Frederfca Barnhin.
Leon Robarts. Helen Thornton, Mad.
sine Waiter trd Janet Walter
The D A. r. held Il large and very
Interesting meeting yesterday after.
Icon 1T the home Of Mrs. c. G. Bradley
A great deal Of business was transact
3D. euolg other things disposed Of
icing the election Of officers for the
present year Mrs ]. A. Butts the re
gent was unanimously reelected by the
chapter and alrs CORTLAND symmes
ii her speech II nomination. paid a
graceful tribu.a to Mrs. Butts ahinty
as regent pnd her faIthfulnesa III
9 ganlzing and looking after the inter
&. "a Of the CHAPTER The other officers
e.ec,ed were. vice regent, Mrs, ] D.
SHARKS. recording secretary, Mrs. q,
H. Jewetf. corresponding secretary
MIS-. Z. NJ King: treasurer, Mrs, c. G.
bradley registrar. Mrs. J. A. Mont.
gcmery. historian, Mrs. e. +. Coney
cbaplain, Rev c. G. Bradley. The
chapter is nov IN a very iourishlng
condition, several new members hav-
litg recently applied for admission ana
i uch enthusiasm is manifested BY
tAe society. a comprehensive set Of
Is laws drafted by Mrs. bradley, were
adopted at yesterdays meeting rhe
chapter discussed the reception to be
teid on Washington birthday. which
| viii be the first entertainment OF the
year. Mrs. e n Coney in en- enthu.
siastic sreech sanounced that she had
laFproacned Capt c. s. wylly in regard
20 having the D. A. n assist in COM
rleting the Oglethorpe monument ana
lelecung same and voiced her willing,
ress 70 uadeFtale the raising Of the re.
CURED sum. l4er proposition was re.
ceived With Great enthusiasm aud this
viii be one ci the noble results the
CHAPTER expects 10 accomplish in tina
NEAR future, At the close Of the bus
hess meeting the society hioyed
delightful article on Anglo Saxon su-
preaacy, by Rev Josiah Strong, which
was ably read by Mr.. Bradley. the
chaplain. after which dainty refresh
wcnts were served. SIR, and Mrs.
tIadley's charming hospitality being
rs usual greatly enjoyed by their
guests The next meet viii be held
March Is 1t the home OF Mrs d. d.
Atkinson.