The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-27

and give undivided attention to material
things check OF the amount Of the little
candy bills for their Lenten ofTering-for
\ D course no well regulated really pious
girl win allow herself to embibe HuyIer's
during these fast days.
/ Perhaps he will array himself aoberly,
and Occasionally make coy little calls
upon some favorite lass, or suppose his
visits grow longer and oftcner until the
glad burst Of Raster and the spring time
when the poet tells us young mans
fancy lightly turns to thoughts OF love, etc.
The girls in the meantime? Some wicked,
unreliable editors in the great city papers
declare the women, especially the girls,
take all their spare time during Lent get
ting up toilets for Easter and afterward
and that they keep the poor sewing
women from their deyotions also, but we
do not believe this; only, if our society
girls are sewing busily through their pen
isential days-more than usual-it will be
because they wish to get up some particu-
larly fetching costumes for that lovely,
beautiful german just after Easter. to
which the young men Of the club within
vito them am
Mrs. G. / hot entertained most sue
cessful card party Of i've tables embracing
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Fengar, Mr. and Mrs.
n. D. jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dyer
M. and Mrs. Louis A. Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs John Wood, DR.. ana Mrs. A. O. Blaine.
Captain and Mrs.. Ben White, Mrs. Bob
Brauham. Mr. Harry du Bignon, Mr.. Low
~ q Macon
Miss Lula Marks VIII rsioics her many
Brunswick friends by returning home to-
day
Mrs Boraeld, Of South Carolina, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Haas,
Miss Glover, Of Marietta, is visiting Mrs
Dr. Banton
The Hawthorne circle viii meet Mon
day evening at o'clock at the home Of
Or and Mrs Butts,
fhe Lyceum lecture Thursday night did
not attract the crowd that wit
messed Miss Jerry" Well, as Mr.. In.
gals explained this is free country, and
every one is entitled to do as he pleases,
and 4 anybody needs culture they stir
have The privilege Of remaining in ignor-
anee.
Boston IDEAS on Tuesday night. N.Y.
Il it we're only Somebody's minstrel show,
wouldns We see a crowd.
It appears to this column that Bruins
wick is having precious few visitors or
rather tourists ia her borders thia winter,
DO we need adyertisinsY Let's make
compact for next winter, and that is that
every ousehold in Brunswick endeavor
to get one person to come here. Every
one has some influence, and the results
would be tremendous. If everybody hated
slow town and wanted to build N rather
than pull down, and willing to yield their
measure Of push, how we might grow and
blossom like the rose
Some natter themselves they are con
tented msrtyrs-when in realty they are
simply stu ga'ds.
Rev Mr.. McNeen will preach in the
Presbyterian chu,ch nero this morning
and evening, This talented divine will be
remembered as laying filed this place
most aeceptably some four or five years
ago
Miss Erneat'ne Butts after pleasant
yisitto her sister. Mrs. e. W. Fleming, in
jacksonville. will rcturn by the Cumber-
land Route Monday aceompa MED BY Mrs
Fleming.
Mrs William Topper ehaperoned a
peasant party - Fernandna on Thur
day
Mrs Elkan entertained at her 81 acious
and elegant new home, on Union street,
Tuesday evening an admiring circle Of
friends with euchre. The guests wers Mr..
and Mrs J. B Abrams, Mrs Haas, Mrs.
Bardeld Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glogaaer, Mr. ampter, Mr.. Rotholz
and Mr. Marlin.
Miss Annie Oconnor win return from
81. Simon, 70 remain permanently at home,
alter This week