The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-21

IN SOCIETY.
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Miss Josie Smith win open her
school for the term on Monday, Oc-
tober 3.
The friends Of Miss Lila Burroughs
will be pleased to learn that she is
mucn improved in health since going
to Atlanta.
Mrs. e. }. Allen and Miss Gertrude
Allen will return next week from New
Mexico, where they spent the summer
with Mrs. j. A. Carroll. They will
be accompanied by little EIoise Car
roll, who will remain here some time
The music at the Methodist CHURCH
today viii be unusually good. The
regular choir will be assisted by Miss
Christine Winter Of Savannah, who
will render a violin solo Miss Win
ter is gifted with much musical genius
and her playing is a great treat to her
audience.
Rev. Ed. F. Cook resumes his du-
ties as pastor of Wesley Monumental
CHURCH in Savannah. after a two
months vacation spent in Chicago
where he studied literature in the
University there. This is Mr. Cooks
last year at his present church and
he will be given charge Of some other
large church.
Mrs. ]. A. Butts has returned from
Savannah. where she spent pleasant
week the guest Of friends and where
she transacted some business in re
gard to the publishing OF her book,
Mothers of Distinguished Georgians r
This book which will be a valuable
acquisition 10 the literature Oh the
South, Will be issued the first OF De
cember and is awaited with much in
terest by Mrs Butts frien-s.
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Miss Mary Lila Blanton had a very
narrow escape from DEAN while al
Lookout Mountain. The cable car in
which she and her friends were des-
eending the mountain ran off the track
and terrible accident was barely
averted by the cable catching in some
way, which held the car until the
passengers We're safely out Beyond
the shock to their nerves fortunately
all escaped injury.
The music at the Baptist church
today viii be very interesting The
choir Is composed of Miss Emily Waff
organist; Mrs Wallace, Mrs Blanton
Mrs w. b. Lee, Messrs Lamance and
Howard Waff DR.. G. W. Blanton
TIE voluntary today wal ne: 20 be
Joyful and the offertory Lead Kind
ly Light This choir is very fine
one and the music Is always much en-
joyed by the congregation.
The funeral Of Miss Amanda Law.
renee whose widely regretted dea
occurred at Marietta last week was
largely attended by friends and rela-
tives from all over Georgia The pro
fusion of exquisite flowers that Gov
cred the casket and entirely filed the
chancel were eloquent OF this esteem
and affection in which the deceased
was held One express car from At
lanta was laden entirely with floral
tributes from friends there and flow
ers were receiver also from Savan-
nah, Charleston and other cities. Miss
Lawrence was niece of DR.. ID. D.
Atkinson. Mrs G.. w. Blanton and
Judge s. c. Atkinson of this city and
Judge s r. Atkinson OF Atlanta and
was very popular here.
A number Of people have returned
from their summer outings in the past
four days and many more viii be
home during the next four weeks.
The summer dullness and lethggy
that have enyeloped the social word
will soon give place to the energy
and ambition engendered by cooler
weather, ana already some entertain
ments are being planned.
Several card parties are spoken of
for next month, and the season prom
ises to be bright as well as an early
one this year.
The Cinch club is another pleasant
organization that viii probably re-
sumo its delightful entertainments
this winter. These affairs add much
to the social pleasures of Brunswick.