The Brunswick news., 1912-12-04
A PLEASANT DAY
FOR OHIO VISITORS

Brown, member OF a "five-barrer law
irm in Toledo, said to be the largest
corporation lawyer in Ohio and sec
ond vice president OF the aryan
Naval Stores company; F. L. Geddes,
one of the four law partners of Vice
PRESIDENT Brown, said TO be a mill
ionaire on his own account and a
member of the board of directors of
the Yaryan company; tehn there was
James S. Bradley, president OF the
company, and, by the way, one of the
most attractive young finaneiers in
the Middle West, who controls tele-
phone franchises, railroad and other
securities at his pleasure and who is
regarded as one of the strongest men
financially in his section; II. I. Var
yam. vice president and member of
the board OF directors; J. E. Brai
ley, a cousin of President Bradley aud
head OF the Yaryan Construction
company W b Geroe, a talented To-
ledo lawyer and said to be the best
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Ohio and Bert Blair, captain OF in
dustry, financier and general good
fellow.
IN addition the party was graced
by John r Newton, sheriff Of Lucas
county, and also by his father, J. V.
Newton, who was recently elected
county treasurer; Chas Sanszens-
bacher is also. in the party and by
&6e way at the last election he wass
Elected county auditor, having been
fortunate enough to have received
both the endorsement of the repuol
can and Bull Moose organizations IN
Lucas county. N medical pr1fes-
sion is strongly represented, and in
fact the visitors on this occasion
come from the very fullest and most
thorough representation OF the bust
ness Interests Of the middle west,
The Barbeceu.
The Sea Gate reached Frederica on
time and without much adoo the
party was escorted to the famous
Grove of Oaks" No time was lost
I here, the committee having charge
Of the arrangements having acted
with the regularity OF clockwork. and
as soon as tho guests had arrived
tiae aun 1cement WAS made tfiat
dinner was ready to be served. An
immense table was spread to accom-
mcdate 100 people, and in less time
than it takes to relate It, every
available seat was occupied. Tho
menu consisted of barbecued turkey.
quail, lamb. possum, pork and ven.
ison and was served in splendid fash
zen In addition to these stewart
members Of the menu other delicae-
icR such as sweet pickles, every
assortr'etn Of crackers, coffee. sal
ads were interspersed. making the
dlnaer most delightful one The
guests and the visitors lost very lit
re time in satisfying the inner man.
a1i vote of thanks ought to be ten
3cre 10 Messrs George and john
stevens and to N. Edo Miller, OF this
ci'Y> who jointly arranged the re-
itt's 81 At ~ eAa pei III every tE St
tm detail happily it was served a.
a5fut the hour that the party arrived
ana there were no complaints along
the ola lines of too much sand too
hot or two cold.
Short Talks Made.
After the dinner number Of short
talks We're made in which the risi-
/ tors and the guests engaged. Pres
idenl Bradley, chairman OF the board
Libbey Second Vice President Brown
and Director Geroe We're among
hose who talked on behalf Of the
visitors. While responses were made
by Col F. + Twitty, Judge ]. w. Ben
net, Major S. X. Huger and Presi-
dent L. II Haym Of the board Of
trade
1t had been intended to take the
visitors by Jelyl to show them the
gilded homes OF mammon,' but the
hour OF leaving Frederica was so late
mat the return trip was made direct
to The city. Last night after reach
ing the city the party changed their
/ plans and, instead OF leaving at noon,
viii spend the entire day in the city.
This afternoon the party viii be ten
! dered an automobile trip over the
city The machines will depart from
the Oglethorpe hotel promptly at 2.30
O'Clock and visit will be made to
all points of interest. Citizens who
have cars are requested to be at the
hotel promptly at the hour named.