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

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creation offers to escort her thither; he
every member individually, is responsible
to every one Of the young ladies who grace
their germana--this far--to see that she
has the privilege Of at least excusing her
sc from attending.
In some places she may go under the
the chaperonage Of her mother or lady
friend, easily finding partner among the
stays, but you all know the convention
here is that she must have her own beau,
wonder how yoang man would feel
should young lady friend entertain and
leave only him out.
Mr. Harry du Bignon led the german
with Miss Lizzie Prioleau, and those fol-
loving we're Misses Ethel Downing, Jose
phine du Bignon. Agnes Dexter Ernestine
Butts. Jeanette Colson Retta McCul-
lough Kate Guerrard, Edna Penniman,
Mrs. All CroyAtt, Mrs. Branham, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Jackson, Of Savannah Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliot Captain and Mrs White, Mr.
and Mrs Maxey, Capt. Risk and Mr.. Risk,
George H. Smith, Howard smith, Richard
Meader, Bayard Butts, Morton Marye.
Clyde Taylor, Ralph Topper, Jennings
Butts.
The Hawthorne Circle had regular
meeting on Thursday evening at the Butts
home. The amount Of delightful, instruo-
tive Information, of good fellowship. Of
fun. to say nothing of the goodmusic, at
one Of these reunions lie very gratifying to
the members.
Next theme is est Valentine and Some
of His Doings, and laughable evening
is anticipated, all agreeing to exhibit any
valentines received this year.
MtDDIkCE invitations, reception ard
hihhhhuL visiting cards engraved AZ
lowest prices; no delay work done by
skilled artists in our own establishment
Send for samples and prices J. p Stew
ems & Bro, Jewellers, West Alabama
street, Atlanta Ga.
The Neighborhood club was delight
fully entertained BY Mrs. Harry Barkuloo.
The Cinch club met with Mrs. E. F.,
coney and had most enjoyable evening,
the cold night making the collation. very
acceptable, and inspiring energy in play
ing so that one family carried away all the
prizes. Those present: Captain and Mrs.
Topper, Judge and Mrs. Hitch, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Raymond Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Raymond, Miss Mary Dexter and Mr.. De-
Voc.
at the Bangs lecture on Friday evening
the audience was large and gave rapt at
tention. 1t was made up OF our very best
people, who were thoroughly appreciative
of the rare treat they were enjoying in
having this gifted man entertain them.
"socisty7 was out en- masse, for who could
dare be missed in such select gathering.
Still, 0 mores this star writer" Of Har-
pers Weekly; this author Of books which
have brought him International fame
this elegant, cultured gentleman, this pol
ished man Of the world, this refined and
fascinating reader, who is courted and
feted all over the country, was allowed tc
walk down and out with as little demon
stration from his appreciative ~ audi
encs, with less than would have been &C
corded to a speaker Of the Excelsior so
oiety
Not one lady was not allowed to meet
him; no man offered her the privilege
the m en- evidently did not wish to, and fol
aught we know Mr. Bangs may think us
we'll, guess he wonders who are the PEG
pie who paid him to GOMEZ
Can it be possible that IN THE up-to-dat'
O. town nobody knows the proper anc
usual thing to do, the graciously hatterinG
compliment for the famous iecturer-th'
gratifying reward for the delighted hearer
Are we notjust little bit provincial il
our disregard Of, if not indifference to
greatness?
In this connection, and at the sugges
ten Of several prominent society women
} am asked to plead with the ladies ant
girls that high and large hats be discard
ed. left at home or taken off.
There are so many pretty little confec
tions Of lace, ETC., nowadays that ever.
t woman may have one for the making,
+ she does not like to appear without an.
+ head decorations.