The Brunswick news., 1922-10-28

MISS MATTE NELSON AND
MRS. VIM. PARKER HOSTESSEc


MRS. VIM. PARKER HOSTESSES.
Mrs. Leonard Hayes, who has been
the guest of Miss Mammie Symons
and Mrs. j. C. Stiles has been feted
with several informal parties given
recently, and yesterday morning, Miss
! Matte Nelson was hostes to a friends
at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. M.
Pedd cord on Prince street, in honor
of Mrs. Hayes.
There were three tables of bridge
| players. The top score was made
by rs. Paul Morton. The consolation
was cut by Mrs. alph McCrary, and
Mrs. Hayes was presented with a
dainty gift.
Last night, IS. William H. Parker
entertained with three tables of
bridge which included just members
CT the family and real close rela-
ties in thonor of Mrs. Hayes.
The decorations in the rooms
where the players were seated sug-
gested the Halloween season and
were lovely in effect.
! After the game, Mrs. Parker, sery-
ed delicious hot course.
Yesterday, Mrs. W. F. Parker was
celebrating her birthday, and as a
surprise, birthday cake with lighted
candles was brought in and present
ed to her as birthday remembrance.
The guests besides fMrs. Hayes in
clubed, Miss Mamie Symons, Miss
Alice Stiles, Mr. H. F. duBignon, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c, Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 2, Parker, Miss Mary Parker, Mr..
Fl. duBignon Parker Mr.. VIII Parker,
Mrs. Charlton Fleming, Miss F. E.
Symons and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Wright.
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Miss Emma Eaglin came up from
the island and spent Thursday in the
city. -
Miss Clair Lilienthall who has
{ been the guest OF relatives in Sa-
vannah returned home yesterday.
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!, Mrs. R. Borchardt, little son, Mrs.
Il. Frankenstein and Miss Daisy Lag
arus, spent yesterday IN Savannah.
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Mrs. w. E. Powell, of Atkinson, was
in the city with friends yesterday
shopping.
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Ffr. and Mrs. James McLardie are
spending short while in New York,
and are expected home within the
, next few days.
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Mrs. R. B. Houston and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, have re-
turned aftsU vis.iing telatlves in
Wilmington, N. c., for several
weeks.
Miss Fan Rucker, of Marshall, Nc,
arrived yesterday and will spend
the winter with her sister, Mss Bet
ty Rucker at her apartments in the
, Lott home on Union street
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MIS- j. A. Bland, of Vidalia. spent
6 short while here Sunday with her
daughter, Miss Thalma Bland. SEe
was en- route to Brunsw;ck.-T Tel
fair Enterprise.
MIS-. Anita Courier, who has been
9rerdlng the summer with relatives
n Boston, Mass, has returned to her
acme at Jekyl Island, and will re-
, main there for the winter
After visit of two months to
State Supt. and Mrs. N. r. Ballard.
MISS Sarah Ballard has left Thurs
day evening for Atlanta before go-
ing TO Mobile, Ala, where she is en-
gagsd in government work.
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MRS. Leonard Hayes leaves today
TO spend the weekend in Savannah
with DR.. and Ms. Lee Howard, She
will join Mr.. Hayes in Charleston
Monday and from there will return
TO her home in Georgetown, S. C.
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Mrs. W. N. Casey, of Kinesland.
camden county, was in the city YES
teldi.y and was the guest of Mrs. G.
" cate. She left last night for Ma
con where she goes as a delegate
rom Camden county to the state
Democratic convention. 4
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Mr. and Mrs. T. A. lPerdue and
Il Tie sen, leave today for Thomaston,
H. @here Mr.. Perdue will engage in
CUISINES. The many friends of Nj.
and Mrs, Ferdue regret their depar
ture from Brunswick, but wish for
hin1' much business success in their
new home
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MISS Cornelia Leavy, who has been
entS. Mr.. and Mrs = II aa...z "A