The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-27

WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR.


Mrs. ]. r. .co,son win entcrtaih
Monday afternoon complimentary b
the members CT the Bridge E'ctt.
On Tuesday afternoon the Six
Hand Euchre, club will meet with
Mrs. T. Ql Fleming, Jr.I
The Sewing Circle will meet on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ber
Borchardt.
Mrs. w. d. Bailey will be hostess
at meeting of the Wednesday
Morning circle Of the Presbyterian
church.
The Entries Nous club will be en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Miss Mary V. Harrison
Mrs. Il. H. Mason will entertain
the gmembers of the Friday Morning
Reading club.
The Friday Night club will meet
this week with Miss Gladys McKin-
non.
Christmas Sale.
On Dec% IS Circle A. of the Chap.
ter of Aid or St Marks church. will
have a sale of handmade articles,
beautifully dressed dolls and other
attractive novelties, suitable for
Christmas presents 1t will be held
in Andrews Drug Store and every
'one is cordially invited.
Bazaar to Open Tomorrow.
The bazarr respondent with lights
music and other attractions, which
is being so universally anticipated
will open tomorrow night at the Ri
flemen's old armory on Newcastle
street
The armory, which has heretofore
been so pitifully bereft of furnish
ings and has so long presented sucl
a forsaken appearance, has apparent
ly been suddenly transformed, ant
is now most alluring in it's beaut.
and attractiveness; the draperies, il
artistically blended shades, with 9th
'er decorations of ferns and artifica
flowers having caused the unsightl
blemishes, so obstinate in their pre-
trusion on former occasions, to hid
in grave obscurity, the entire int
rior readily testifying to the arduou
labors executed during the past wee
by the ladies in charge
The booths are most Fascinating
their beauty being enhanced by tn
adoption. of many clever schemes an
contrivances by the committees, bt
sides the many dainty articles devils
ed, which will undoubtedly appes
TO the fancy of the Christmas shol
pers. Music will be furnished fo
dancing every evening, and great il
terest will be manifested in the co,
pons which will he presented [
everyone at the entrance entitlin
thereby each attendant to draw
number corresponding to the nun
Der of the $40 gold piece. 1t is b,
lieved that large crowds will assen
rhle to this most pleasing rendezvou
to make a few expenditures in tn
purchase of Christmas presents an
other novelties, and t1at it will prov
most popular among the young plea:
iure-seekers who will undoubtedl
take advantage of the opportunity c
spending a merry evening.
To add to the attractions of til
bazaar will be the three contests. tn
first OF. which avilf be among the girl
for diamond ring; the SECOND
among the engineers, which include
Up. Golden, TT. Ford and NJ. Greer
for a carving set: the last one for a
exquisite doll, will be among the Iii
tie girls of the city.
4 most tempting menu has bee
ARRANGED for a supper on Monda
might, and dinner on Tuesday, wle
the business men and others VIII
care 10 come. will receive a mos
hearty welcome.
On Monday night the menu TO
supper will be as collows; Oyste
stew. hot hominy, cold nam, hot roll
pickles, cake and coffee the price O
which will he so cents.
The dinner, which will, be serYe'
on Tuesday between the hours 10
1890 and $780, will be as follows
Roast turkey cranberry s4ucS r9%s
pork. beef Ia mode. cream potatoes
rice. English peas. chicken salad
pickles, olives, coffee and pie.
ttl N%NS(Ft rktIAN
ThsIian Club Entertained. { sat' J
One of the prettiest and most