The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-06


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'ss-has ALLEN shroughs
snniAI for Bruins
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that bi-csntsps
p every day 'ntssIScome
THAT may be- Such are
e aTairp Of towns that
lead on to fortunel
some energetic, public
bitious-of-thsir-own
pfospel kort Of women be put to work
L. on it, their hrst duty being to enthuse the
men, and then AfterwSrd, Of course, to fol-
low mesklJ in the broad, foamy, glittering
wake Of the men IS they sail on to success
mo money! Or Money is scarce Ger.
tainly. It always is, andhard times and
the poor are with US, too, always
Puts purely speculative case and say,
suppose everybody, women and men. deny
thsmsslves some little thing and save q
dollar. and give ii as little leayentor the
great lump.
Last Sunday Was a sort Of red Ietter day
with Us. Bishop Nelson giving two Of his
vigorous doctrinaI sermons ably rendered
then the beautiful and impressive rite Of
confirmation
Robert Campbell Gilmore held his morn
ing congregation with brilliant. forceful
arguments for . higher Lie, and in the
evening an earnest, impasaios led farewell,
made more touching By the graceful com
plimsnt paid By the pastor and congrega-
I tiOn Of the First Baptist church suspend
D a ing their services IN order to pay loving
tribute to,ths dspstting brother
rLn the errssng the delightful concert at
the ogfss6orpe. The dreary drizzed out.
aide contrnsted pIeasingly with the brill
lianoy within, and all felt amply repaid
for Drawing ths weather, and really the
crowd was only very little smaller than
usual.
The selections Of tho orchestra were very
satisfactory to the cry mixed audience Of
u ali ages and the aattsring attention given
I must Be ysty gratifying to the musicians
Our quartstts did well, but we are used
We expecting this o them.
afu croyatts Dream Of Paradise was
altuously enoored, when she gracious
gs Farewell to sumner"
pay night the adjourned meeting Of
name society assembled and much
ant matter was disposed Of, and
sooh the public win be able to know
tths good this organization is doing fol
4the community.
Wednesday AfterR piss Eina Penni-
man entertained dessg dtful a whist party
Of three tables. Misses Retta Mccullough
Kate Gusrrard, Of Savannah; Ethel Down
ing. Josephine du Bignon. Fe symons
JsAnnte Colson. Zoe symons, Mai King
Fanny Nightingale Mary Burroughs
Julia wilder, Mrs. Louis Fleming auc
Mira Lloyd.
Miss Daisy Mcintosh had whist even
ING on Wednesday at which there wa
some fine playing and much enjoyment
Music lovers are interested in learning
1ths concert. directed by the talented
ls Preston, and ably assisted by tn
choicest musical and artistic talent CT GU
" city, will occur Monday evening (tomor
row), at Riismen's armory.
The "pOssum huAe'' SO long delayed
was realized on Tuesday evening. Man
cola but iubfant chunters and two opo'
ums the result.
Mrs. Louis Alfred Fleming entertaine
the Acacia club most successfully o
Thursday afternoon. The fine weathe
called out an unusually large crowd. il
deed almost every member was presen
and every one $50 glad went"
The Cotillion clubs german ofThursda
\ night was very gratifying to every one IN
terssted.
The young beaux had braced themselTe
up in q measure (no reflections intended
and 50 very few Of the girls ia lied to /
present
Iwondsrf It the Unborn gsllantry Of tt
oung msys the south (Which is prove
;aD-lns 4eof all gentlemen-does n,
suggest IN that, as young lady cal
not at german unless come lord