The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-06-08
BRIEFSFROM BUONWOOD
TWO INTERESTING WEDDINGS
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
A Batch of Social Items and Local
Mention Chronicled by The
News Correspondent.

Mention Chronicled by The
News Correspondent.
The representatives from the Meth
odist church to the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society in Shellman las
week were Mrs. c. T. Norton ano
Mrs. John Holland, from the Wo
mans Missionary Society Miss Daisy
Cowart from the Young Peoples 80
ciety. and Miss Ida PTuitt, Miss Eve
lvn Childs and Miss Polly Denton
from the Junior Missionary Society.
Two interesting weddings marked
the week socially in Brentwood. Inc
wedding of Miss Lizzie Belle Martih
and MIR. Lonnie Green, which TOOK
.Dlace on Thursday evening, was a
beautiful event, and that OF Miss Lola
Murray and Mr.. John Lester Miller,
which took place Sunday afternoon
- Miss Onie Glass entertained the
{Iirlis Embroidery Club last week
Mrs. r. H. Kent of Dawson and Miss
IuciIe Shealey, the guest of Mrs. H.
C.. Webb, were visitors. Misses MyT-
tie and Mary Lou Bridges, Miss Ellz-
abeth Hudson and Miss 'Nanilee Saun-
ders were added to the membership
The Girls Embroidery Club has
elected new officers as follows: Pres
( fdent, Miss Sara Hargrove; Ylce-pres-
idents, Miss Dita Saunders, Miss Onle
GLASS and Miss Bessie Stanton; sec
retary, Miss Suysylee Gammage;
treasurer. Miss Carrie May Denton;
assistant treasurer, Miss Jessie Mar
tin; critic, Miss Alice Miller.
The boys entertained on Friday
evening with an al fresco party in
the Lutheran church park. The Wis
iting girls were Miss jamie May
Hatcher Miss Sarah Stroud and Miss
Mamie Mayo Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Massey and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Will
diams chaperoned. ui
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Capel OF
clayton, Ala, mOtored to Brentwood
last week and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. A. Capel Miss Julia Capel re-
turned with them.
= On Thursday afternoon Mrs. S. w.
denton delightfully."- entertained her
Sunday school class. Mrs. w. w.
Massey and Mrs. w. Y. Pruitt assist
led her.
:, Dr.. H. w. Harris of Sycamore mo-
.tored to Brentwood Sunday. Messrs.
.Spurgeon and j. w. Harris, Jr., re-
turned with him.
Miss Annie Belle Simpson left last
week for her home in Shellman after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Simpson.
Misses Bertha and Clara Miller left
Monday for Tulsa, Okla, where they
will spend some time with Mrs. Har-
vey Young.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will meet Sunday afternoon at
four O'Clock at the Methodist church.
Miss. Martha Gunnels returned
home Thursday from Button, where
she visited Miss Aileen Hayes.
Miss jamie May Hatcher of Cuth-
bert and Miss Esther Walsh of Fort
Gaines are house guests of Mrs. Ora
dy Massey.
Miss Mamie Mayo of Richland ar
rived Friday, and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs e. c. Webb.
Mr.. j. Fred Ball and Mr.. Mercer
Berry are taking an automobile tour
in North Georgia.
Miss Eldora Howell spent last week
in Dawson with Mrs. Hiram Howell,
who is i'll.
Miss Sarah Stroud of GAINESVILLE
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. E.
Bowman.
Mr.. F. P. Register of Register is
relieving Mr.. Ball at the Farmers
Bank
Mrs. J. Raine Laney and young son
of Dublin are guests of Mrs. B. F.
Laney.
The cottage prayer meeting will
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Ross
Davis.
Mrs. H. E. Williamson chaperon
the picnic at Wright's bridge Friday.
Messrs. Walter and Amos Murray
of Fort Valley were here Sunday.
Mr.. Royal of Rupert is the guest
of his son, Mr. S. A. Royal.
Mrs David B. Hill was hostess to
Matrons' Club last week.