The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-06

and then complimented by a sal around
the harbor aboard The delightful exour-
sion steamer Passport.
several ladies accepted the invitation to
in the party, and a charming afternoon
was she result While the party wa,
small, everybody seemed in holiday hui
NOR, ana wit and repartee sparkled as did
the cleaning waters Of our enhancing
bay
Our visitors were made to wonder at our
facilities Of wharf and hartor. to admire
the graceful outlines Of the ships from
all the nations 81 tile world. rocking
peacefully in the ebbing tide, and lataG
the beautiful picture-one not easily for
gotten-of Brunawiok, lying low in the dis
canoe the hay afterglow Of the vanishing
sun casting radiance over her spires and
the minareta Of the oglethorpe, which
doomed nightly in the horizon like a
great Moorish castle.
And then,in the early cleaning the Pas
sale was boarded, and our distinguished
guests expressed great admiration for, and
a feeling Of security in, the presence o.
this time-worn warrior, resting so calmly
IN the whiiom peaceful waters of our beau
tiful river, which, alas and alack may
soon be ploughed by the cruel, deadly
missiles Of the wicked spaniards.
Everybody seemed sorry when the dock
was reached, and no good-byes were said
but eau regoir hope wen meet again in
Omaha
The friends, and they are many, Of Mrs.
Samuel Q. Atkinson are glad to know she
has almost entirely recovered from her re-
cent long and trying illness.
Mira. Spencer Atkinson, Of Atlanta, il
visiting Mrs Sam 6. for lew days, and
in her quiet, digniaed manner receiving
the congratulations Of her hosts Of friends
hare who hope to see her mistress Of sne
NJ Ansion and the first lady of Georgia
Now she is the peer Of any in the nation
for purity and sweetness Of life, and dig
nifty and refinement Of character, and she
w.a be the drawing card for the popular
judge in his race. and a crown for his sue
csss If he wins
Miss Ethel Downing is disappointing
her legions OF friends here by lingering in
northern ATTITUDES, ard even now she is en-
route to Montreal to visit Mrs Wilson
lpapular'y known b brunswick society last
winter while quest at the oglethorpe
Tho many friepdsof Dr A. Dnnwody
were giaa Is shake HE hand md welcome
him for even tho few days Of his stay He
left "Wednesday farh.s home in Colorado.
Mrs a. Kaisar comp 'mented hercousin,
Miss Jessie Brown, with a recherche after
noon entertainment Wednesday. The
decorations were elaborate and artistic,
showing a great profusion Of rare flowers.
The menu was delightful The young
folks INDUCED ia graceful dances and
other diversions and SO the hours passed
merrily away. The fortunate gusts " ere
Miss Jessie Brown, Miss Rosslie Bor-
ohardt Miss Haas, Miss Lena Marka, Miss
Rita Kaiser. Miss Josie Nuesbaum, Mise
Regina Marks, Miss Flora Marks Miss
Ruth Leyison MR.. NJ Kaiser, Mrs. Bar
field, Mrs. Isador Mayer.
Miss Jessie Brown returned to Savannah
after a delightful visit to friends in Bruins
wick, who have showered attentions upon
her
Mrs. N. Kaiser went to Savannah on
Friday to meet Mr.. Kaiser on his return
from northern and eastern market.
Miss Slater is in Sew York selecting
loves Of bonnets, etc, for her anxious pa.
irons here.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Tom Fuller
complim nted her nieces, the Misses Prio
/ leau, with a little congersszione. Til
mode Il entertaining was an innovation in
Brunswick society, and in This instance
most cnarmingly successful, and, while
the gracious hoste failed not to offer sus-
tenance Of most delightful character for
the inner man, 1 am assured that this waf
not az all necessary because OF tagging
converse ion or depression in spirits
Those enjoying The entertainment were
Misses Alice and Lizzie Prioleau, Mise
Julia Wilder Miss Ethel Connolly, Miss
Daisy symons Mrs Wyatt Aiken, Mr.. elf
ord Titus, Edward Allen, Miller Eightin-