The Brunswick news., 1912-12-03
OFFICIALS ApD STOCKHOLDERS
OF SOUTHEASTERN YARYAN
COMPANY IN THE CITY.
DINNER rendered LAST NIGHT
Trip to Frederiea and Barbecue win
Be Feature of Todays Entertain
ment by Local People-List of the
Party. 4A42.l.n
4A21Il


Brunswick has as her guests for
tle next few days some fifty of the
best known and leading business
men of Toledo o., who are here on
an inspection trip of the city, so TO
speak. Many Of these Ohio capital
lists are officers, directors and stock
holders OF the Southeastern Naval
stores company of this city, and
while here they will thoroughly in
spect the plant of the comuany, which
is the largest OF the kind in ex-
istence
The party arrived in the city late
yesterday afternoon on special
train over the Southern railway and
were accompanied by Z. r. Chesney,
travelling passenger agent of the
Southern with headquarters in Cleye-
land.
Upon their arrival in the city they
we're met by delegation OF local
business men and at once proceeded
to the Oglethorpe hotel, where they
We're assigned to their rooms At
O'Clock the entire number OF risi
tors, together with number of local
business men and officials OF the
company in this city, attended din
ner at the hotel, rendered by the
naval stores company. The menu
was a most attractive one and con-
tanned numbers Of southern dishes,
which seemed to have appealed to
the inner man of every visitor and
The dinner was thoroughly enjoyed By
all present. Several short inn
promptu after dinner talks were
made by members of the party as
well as by local business men.
While the visitors had just ended
a long trip they seemed but little
fatigued and spent the entire evening
about the lobbies OF the hotel, meet
ing various local business men, etc
Today the Brunswick board OF
trade will tender the visitors an old
time barbecue at Frederica. The
trip win be made by special boat,
leaving the city at II o'clock The
steamer Will leave from the wharf OF
the Yaryan company at Terry Creek,
and besides the visitors a large ntf1l-
ber Of local people will go on the
trip. Returning late this afternoon
the visitors viii be given few hours
Tor rest and luncheon and then
german win be given in their honor
III the parlors Of the Ogiethorpes Thus
IT win be seen that the time ( the
Visitors viii Be wen taken upl uring
their stay in the city. After their
arrival yesterday, OF course, they
did not have time to take look
over the city, but they will be. given
ample opportunity to do so before
their departure. II has not yet been
decided exactly when the party viii
depart or wehther they viii 90 from
here 10 Jacksonville or direct TO
Toledo.
Those in the party are: Frank 2
Chaplin, Dr.. c F Penney, VIM j
Wedertz. Harold King, Geo. a. Bolles,
j.. b. Tucker, Chas OBrien, JAS
%. Bradley. r. P. Lipe, Chas. a. Stoi-
berg, George S. Mills, lanes David
son. Jas. S. Bradley, Paul Warren,
H. S. Bissell, DR.. :. V. Newton,
DR.. Roy Davis. Chas. sanzenbaeher,
Fred L. Geddes, Homer T Yaryan,
]. C. Newton, Chris. Wall, E. d.
Libbey DR.. otto sasse, Clarence
Brown, Henry Vartriede, W. B. Ge-
roe. John Mackett, Rev, Charles
Herr, A. ]. Blair Jr, j. G. Blair,
a. G Wright W. E. Grayson, JOS
eph Degloge, all of Toledo; NJ. F.
Williams, A. H. Bauer, St Louis;
t. ]. Peterson, Chicago; Dr.. j. }
Madden Buffalo, y. r.; W. c. Har-
bacn Des Moines, Iowa; c D. Ju-
venai Marion, O.; J. c. Lockwood
Jacksonville; A. E. Fowle, Gulfpoft'
Miss.
The party was joined here by b. ,
Nash, ]. Z. Driscol and H. a.
schroeder, all of the American Naval
SORES company, Savannah.