The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12
LONG DRAWN OUT.

said,
And held her tight.
Upon his breast he bowed her head,
And sighed, Good night"
He clasped her close. Good night"
said he
In tender tones.
Good night" once more responded
she,
my love! Ny own!'
And then: GOOD night, my own dear
Lowell"
Again said he,
More softly than a cooling dove;
Good night" said she.
But whether he said so again
cannot say
For got tired of listening then,
And came away.
Somervile Journal
j w PinLston. of Valdosta, is on
St Simon.
Mrs. w II. Dyer is spending a week
in Waycross.
Miss Birdie Postel Is in Savannah
for some time.
Mrs. r. w Baker and her children
have returned from Macon.
Mrs. A. w. Bali is expected nome
from New York this week.
Mrs. James Mason has returned
from visit to For. Valley
Miss Mary Letford Of waycross is
the guest of ner brother. II II King.
Mrs. A. c. Blain ana her chillrcn
are spending some time on ot Simon.
Mrs. Julius May has returned from
IA pleasant visit to relatives in At
lanta,
William Payne. of Guysie Ga, was
the guest OF friends in the city last
Sunday.
Mrs. JOS Rosenberg. of Shreveport
La. is visiteing her parents Mr. and
Mrs. p. Keller
Miss Mary Lila Blantcu left yester-
day for Atlanta. wnere she will be the
guest of Mrs. S. r. Atkinson.
Alec Conoly has returned 10 his
home in Atlanta. after a visit TO his
uncle, J. J. Conoly, On St Simon.
MIRO Cue{n Wa ap1 AI.e~ Iy,th1co,
Morris, of Darien, visited Miss w e.
shadman on st. Simon last week.
$50
Mrs. William Mason and her chill
dren. Frances, Jean and Mary have
returned fro visit TO jacksonville.
Misses Marie Devoe. Roberta Paul
Addie Paul and Sallie Aiken were
guests of Misses Gertrude and Leah
Johnson Sunday and yesterday
Miss Fe Symons mas returned from
a pleasant visit to Mrs w II. Shad-
man on St Simon. Mrs. Shadm9n en-.
tertained WITH two delightful dances
in compliment to Miss Symons during
her visit
The Riticmen are to give m oX
cursion Thursday night 20 st Simon
The boat will leave at s p. m. AMI
will return at - A fine string baud
will go out. and there viii be dancing
at the pavilion A large crowd win
doubtless go.
One of the pretty gowns in the ward
robe of a charming Brunswick girl
who is to enjoy delightful round of
gaities in Atlanta, was of pale blue
linen made SHIRT waist style 1t was
ornamented with white stitching and
the skirt was made with yoke and
deep circular hounce. Another of
this blonde bellies dresses was a del
icate green null trimmed in black
lace. with applied tucks: perfect
dream of gown, and most becoming
to its fair and youthful wearer.
THE Fifth String" by John Philip
Sousa, the famous composer and mu-
stefan. is a wierd musical novel in
which a wonderful violin. a great love
and a tragedy Of hearts are the sail
ent features. The style is somewhat
crude, but the power is there and Sou
sd may YET NIlte great uuuh. tie IS
a romancist. ana his book a&als with
the old-time properties. Satan. a
temptation as a motif, That suggests
Faust" and a magic string on the
violin, wound with the black hair from
Mother Ewes giddy head. me great
love of Diotti, the hero, and ans tragic
death make the story very interesting
and gives it a touch OF sombre
strength and intensity