The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-19
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Miss Ethel Fox has retssss from
7 Visit p Florida.
Mrs. whitehurst Of Macon, is the
guest Of Mrs. c H. Taylor.
Miss Julia rowal is rapidly recover
ing from he recentshnev
Miss Les Butts entel ains the
whist club tuesday afterno p.
Mrs E. i. Dudley. ST.. is pc guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley Jr.
d. w Kranss left YESTERDAY ION al
short business trip up the A. ca
Mrs. Samuel Benedict Of Cedartown,
II the guest Of Mrs. MalIery P King.
Miss Lizzie sisson, Of Chattanooga
win arrive this week to visit Mrs. R.
E. sherman
Midshipman John Atkinson is thel
guse1 Of DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Atkinson
y j. days -.
MS S. NJ. Barheld, Of Manning, 3.
C.. is visiting Mrs. julius Levy on Glou
cester street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mansour are keep
ing house in one Of the Smith cottag
q on Grant street.
le friends of Mr.. F. D. Aiken re-
sIeA the critical Illness OF his father
a. his home in Pensacola.
Benjamin Aired is the Ame of the
little son who arrived Friday at the
LONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Green.
Miss Lottie Baumgartner will leave
next week for st. Simon. where she
viil be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. shad
man for several days.
W. Joseph Champaign entertained
aTncr home on st. Simon yesterday
"a it'll a New England lunch in honor OF
Mrs. W. T. Glover OF Washington.
sss
The Daughters Of the American Rev
oution will entertain with colonial
tea on Wednesday afternoon from 4
TO in honor 81 Washingtons birthday
a very interesting program viii be
prranged and delightful afternoon is
PROMISED those who attend Invita-.
lions will be issued tomorrow. The
Daughters will be in colonial costume
aud will serve refreshments to their
guests The tea win occur at the
home Of Mrs. w H. Devoe.
Rev. S. r. Belk, the noted lecturer,
WIN deliver his famous lecture The
Crest Of the Continent" on the eyen.
ing Of February "a at the city Eall.
This lecture will be rare
treat to Brunswick people and no
enc should miss it, 1t has been wide
ly commended by the press and indo.s.
cd by prominent persons all over the
south. The city hall will be Well
lighted and heated for the occasion
and every one will be comfortable.
he lecture will be given for the bene,
ct Of the Methodist church.
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Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer entertained
number OF friends Yesterday compli-
mentary to Mrs. |. Pfieffer, of Cincin,
rati, with coffee olatsch, at her
home on f street. The table was
porettliy decorated with Chinese sa-
cred lilies. During the afternoon de-.
hcious refreshments were served
those present were Mrs. H. Kaut
ran. Mrs. B. N.ussbaum, Mrs. /. Cohen
Mrs. r, H. Stahl. Mrs. w Lambert
Mrs. A, Arnneiter, Mrs.J. G. Conzel
ran. Mrs: B, Nathan. Mrs. l. Pfeiffer
end Miss Kaufman OF Germany.
Captain Andrew Adams OF the
schooner Mary l.. Newhall entertain
ca pleasant party at whist Friday ev-
cning on hoard his vessel. The af-
fair was very unique and much en-
Joyed by all present. A handsome
plate was given to the successful lady
player and tox OF cigars to the gen
teman. The score cards were pretty
and original being in the nature Of
souvenirs OF the occasion. Delicious
refreshments we're served after the
games and altogether the affair was
great success and Captain Adams
proved himself delightful host.
One OF the delightful affairs OF the
week was the musical given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. J b. Wright of st.
Simon, in honor Of her guest, Mrs. w.
4, Glover, A very enjoyable INTO.
NAL program was rendered by mum.
Der Of guests solos by the following
being among the most pleasing mum.
ters; Mrs, David NJ Beggs, Mrs, J. !
=, Raya, Misss Lucille Butts and Mel.
Ne Colseberry- Messrs. e, G. Fleming
r. e. sherman and Harry Gwynns
Smith, Mrs J. Z. Baya as accompanies
end instrumental soloist wac mucn
on her brilliant tecni.
que which gave evidence of her great
latent and fine training An elegant