The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-26
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visitors, and no doubt will be crowde
during the races.-Florida Time:
Union.
Mrs. T. ID. Wilchar continues i'll a
the home of Mrs. l.. f. Lotion.
Miss Opaelia Dent spent yesterda
in the city with friends.
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Miss Kate Dillon is the guest o
Mr. and Mrs. Burford Coney at 81
1 Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Dart ar,
welcoming little daughter at theil
home in Urbana.
I Mrs. .Iohn Banks has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Hurst in Bruins
I wick Savannah News
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Mrs w. II. Willis, VINO has been
quite i'll at her home on G street,
was slightly improved yesterday.
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Mrs O. y. Taylor and her guests.
the Misses Sneed Of Diamond Springs.
Ky, spent yesterday at Fernadina.
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Miss jamie Symons will return on
Wednesday from Ceylon, where she
has been visiting friends for toe past
week.
Mrs. Chas. F. Gray and her dauch-
ter have returned from visit to rel
atives in Brunswick. Savannah
News
Mrs. Don Parker, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Henry r. Jackson, has re-
turned to Brunswick. - Savannah
News
Mrs. A. V. Wood and her guest,
Miss Lydia Folgar, of Massachusetts,
have returned after spending some
time at various points in Florida
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Mrs Kate Mckinnon and her guest
Mrs. Emma CUMMINGS will return on
Tuesday from Savannah, where they
have been spending week with
Mrs. j. w Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs, James Dunwoody left
| on Friday for Charleston, S. c.,
where they were called very sudden
ly by the illness of their son, Mr..
William Dunwoody, who is suffering
with appendicitis.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
! of Mrs. Walter Brown. who has been
i'll al the hospital for the past few
weeks, to know that she is now much
improved and viii be able TO move
! to her home within q short time.
Mr.. and Ms '"las Goodhue and
son, Mr. Edwin GoodHue. who have
been with Mrs George Palmer Smitl
for the past week, leave on Monday
to spend some time at St Simon
where they will occupy the cottage
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THE Servant in the House."
Madame Harriet Labadie, charm
ing dratic artist, who is making a tou
of the world pTeseneting the play
The Servant in the House." will b,
seen at the Grand in this city OF
April 4, under the auspices of tn,
local chapter of the Kings Daugt
tiers, The play was presented il
| Tampa on Thursday night and tn,
TAMPA Tribune OF Friday devote,
much space to its rendition, sayin!
in part
This play ny Charles Ram Ken
nedy is q very strong one, and
has a wonderful influence fer
truth and the welfare Of human
ity. The entire play with seven
Chapacters was given by this
impersonator, with extraordinary
realism. taking nearly two hours
10 present it, The audience WAS
fairly large, much larger than us
Q tdit ana All were eutlElilGG from
first TO last through the wonder
ful story When the artist first
/ appeared her magnetic charm
and personal attractiveness won
E al hearts, and after she began
fN speaking her remarkable voice
rich and flexible was most ap-
> pcaling. like marvellous instru-
? ment of many strings, capable OF
4 expressing every phase of divine
sweetness, human sorrow, JOY,
{ love and nate, Each of the char
/. acters portrayed by her became
{ as of flesh and blood The no
q BILE character of Manson" as
the central figure. lived and
e broathed again, at her will, and
I TIE other characters. the hard
d old raspins Bishop of Lancas-
t shire. the vicor and his wife who
b adoros him. the sweet young,
q innocent niece, Mary, the outcast
/ lrp+i0 ov "tba drofO man " with