The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-04-17

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Captain and Mrs. Ben White, Mr.. end Mrs
Hiram Reed Miss Mamie Pen <, Miss
Emmle Scarlet.
Mr.. D. NJ. strachan eomplimented Mr..
Stewart Johnston, Liverpool. Of the John
ston le Cross line, with launch part
Frie Il afternoon, and wind and wave
h4hg propitious delightful trip was en-
joyed Those in the party were Mrs.
strachan, Miss Erneatine Butts and Mr.
Johnston
Mrs Geo. W Blanton was the delight
full hostess Of a tea on Friday evening,
complimentary to Maj. Lee Willy Of the
Fourth Georgia Volunteers. This was q
charming function and enjoyed 81 Miss
Daley Mcintosh, Miss conaaaes Butts,
Mr. Eimore Twiity Kew Mr. Gilmore, Mr.
Watts Dr. Blapton ana aai. wylg
Miss Emmie Scarlet who has been Wis
ising frienas in the city several days, re
turns to Fancy nlun tomorrow.
Miss Helen Dexter entertained charm
ingiy At cards Friday evening. Those
composing The game we're Mis-, Helen
Dsster Mss Ernestine BUTTS, Mr.. Mortd
.Marye DC 8ayard Batts
u 5. Bliss has returned to her home
. ana her host Of friends win
dsa'er bright presence.
gr. ard Mrs. NJ lsaacs are making a
'shost visit TO friends in New York.
The Georgia Medical convention meets
on Cumberland island this week and will
be the occasion Of number Of doctors
visiting Brunswick.
Mrs, Hardy Stafford visited friends in
Brunswick the past week
Mrs Habersham will soon return to her
home in Knoxville after pleasant winter
in Brunswick.
Mrs. Walter Cook is convaleseing from
her recent illusss and her friends are con.
graduating her
Captain and mrs. Clay left for their New
England home after some months IN
Brunswiok
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer are the guests Of
friends in Albany.
Miss Birdie Postell has returned to her
home, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. shad-
man.
Mrs, Theodore croyatt has been spead-
ing few pleasant days at Wayneeville.
Miaa Carrie Tharin has been the guest Of
friends in town the past week
Mrs VIM. Letford is expected home this
week.
Master Alphonse Winter entertained q
number Of his little friends at his parents
home ia celebration Of the sixth anniyer-
sary If his birthday. An enjoyable time
was spent BY all playing games, etc. after
which elegant refreshments wers served.
The inspection Of the Brunswiek Rifle
man in heavy marching order, by OBJ.
yarnadoe, was witnessed BY severn. hum
bred enthusiastic people whose hearts
thrilled with pride and sympathy s9 the
gallant boys lent themselves to every or
der OF their chiyalrous captain and re-
sponded to the thrilling address Of their
war tried colonel, who may yet lead them
Into battle. That there was forecast Of
sadness present was evidenced by the quiet
demeanor Of the orowd-while to some Of
US. whose recollections reach far back in
the sixties, heart throb Of actual pain
followed the thought Of the horrible pos
abilities, and twin pictures arose Of
other drills and inspections-but, alas Z
memory's cyclorama Turns on-and there
we're marchings and battles and fields Of
Elaine and some who vent bravely forth
neer came home again. The company's
brave captain Of past generation was an
onlooker-he whose gallant leadersh' p
made the company historic--whose com
manding presence led when victory and
defeat wresfled in that fratrieidal strug-
gle Of our civil war His veteran face
bore no smile as the memories Of those
bloody conflicts surged into recollection
because he knows how horrible war is.