The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-11
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Some Social
Iews Votes.

And knocked about her clotAes.
She knocked at hubby's smoking,
About his snoring, too;
She knocked about his whistling,
And So perhaps, would you;
At last the reaper claimed her,
Her course on earth was rum
Her husband then considered
Her knocking day. wer. lone.
But hubby went one evening
To see a spirit show,
Where always in the cleaning,
The spirits come AMI go.
lie heard spirit knocking
My Wife" he said "1ll bet!
Now. isn't she d wonder?
BY gosh! she's shocking YETI
-Yonkers Statesman
Little Pauline King mas been quite
sick for several days.
Miss Helen 0 Uonnor Is visiting
friends IN Fort Valley.
Miss Ida Sheffield Of Cedar Springs
is the guest Of Mrs. William Lobach.
Miss Bertha Baker and Miss Rhodes.
OF Tampa, are~visiting friends at SteF-
ling.
Miss Annie O'Connor. WAC has been
in Asheyn.e for some time. is now
in Atlanta
Miss Mangum. VINO has been spend
ing some time in Middle Georgia is
now in Athens
Mrs Monroe Fleming is spending
some time in Quitman, ne guest OF
Mrs W Q. Jelks.
Mrs J. Bush and her children are
now In Atlanta, having moved there
from Fort Valley
Mrs. f. Joerger and Miss Leonie
Joefger viii return shortly from a de-
hghtful visit to Macon
Mrs. NJ. A. Crazy. Of Savannah. has
returned from Macon and is again the
guest of Mrs. c. j. Doernnger
Miss Neila Rhodes will leave Sun.
day lor her home in Tampa. after a
pleasant visit to Miss Bertha Baker
Or. J, A. Dunwoody returns today
from visit to Darien and viii the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Dunwoody
Col. J. B. Kell, Of Sunnyside, is IN
Darien spending some time with o.
friends before returning to his home.
Mrs. Maggie A. Baker Tho has been
suffering from severely sprained an
lIle is much improved. to the pleasure
Of ner many friends,
Miss Mary McCurough. VINO has
been spending the summer north. will
return in weeK or two. stopping
few days In Brooklyn on her way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John u. Tucker. of
Townsville, are visiting Mrs. V. JET
fers. Mr. Tucker has fully recovered
from an illness with TYPHOID fever ana
has been recuperating at Atlantic
Beach.
The autumn hats are very pretty
and are shown in a great variety OF
shapes and trimmings. Those of soft
white felt and camels hair arc the
most popular and have, as a rule the
rolling brim and are trimmed viii
quiils or stiff wings and knots of silk.
or Of satin ribbon
TIC party given to little Jeuriine
Roberts Of Atlanta. the granddaughter
.oi Mr. and Mrs. William Baker of this
city, was described in the Atlanta
journal as a very beautiful affair. The
little three-yearold hostess was attir-
ed in chiffon aud lace with pink rib
hons and received her guests with
charming grace. The table was low
ely picture, completed by the white
birthday cake with it's three burning
iapers me occasion was mucn en-,
joyed by all present.
pretty gown for the girl in her
teens is OF white nuns yelling. rim.
med in taffeta bands catsltcued and
dotted with French knots. forming
deep cuffs ana a yoke. A bertha laid
in deep plaits and Frencn knotted.
forms uainty toucn. The skirt is
laid in deep plaits and has four-inch
hem Another pretty model. with a
Russian blouse. is OF scarlet brillian.
tine The skirt is in side plaits and
the blouse has three box plaits down
front and back The guimpe is of
white Bedford cords and the sash of
black velvet ribbon.