The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-12
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Some Social
Tews Votes.

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KEATS.
Here Lies One Whose Name Was
Writ in Water"
Aye, writ in wateri In the gentle dew
That falls when n.ghtingales begin
to sing:
In summer rain gushing from skies
yet blue,
Beneath whose tender touch the
flowers spring;
In splashing fountains and III oceans
spray,
Where heavens bow Of promise our
earth meets;
In tears that wet the eartn above thy
clay.
Thy friends AMI lovers cad tay
name, oh, Keats
Margaret Wentworth
Mrs H. S. Lee is quite ILL
Col. w e. Kay and his family are
in Hendersonville. N. G.
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Miss Stella Pendell has returned
from a visit to Virginia.
Mrs. James S. Wright is spending
some time at Lithia Springs.
Miss Emma Lee leaves today for
Lynchburg, Va. where she VIII attend
school
Mrs Mary Burkheimer and her two
children leave this week for a VISIT
to Wilmington, n G.
MRS W. J. Hodgson returned to her
home in Waycross yesterday, after a
visit to relatives in this city. j
Miss Mary Lou Waite is visiting her
sister. Mrs H. c. Smith in Triton.
wnere she will remain TO attend school
this winter.
Picture hats in black and white are
popular in late summer millinery.
Many well dressed women are wear
ing aats to match their gowns. An
attractive rose trimmed picture hat Is
popular II would be becoming to
any youthful face.
among the autumn and winter col
ors, says an exchange are many won.
dertul shades OF blue There are
also rich browns. dul reds and the
blue and green combination seen SO
much this summer A beautiful
scotch wool in invisible plaids shows
a line Of black with the blue and
green
Master Ralpa Wood was compli-
mented with a pleasant surprise Wed
nesday evening. in honor of his birth
day. A number OF his friends havl
been hidden to enjoy stag supper
with lin. The guest preseu, were:
Masters Harris KING, Elliott Moore.
Paul Morton. Scotia Wright, Andrews
right
Beleros are still the craze, particu-
larry in loose effects. Nearly all the
dressier frocks are made with a sug-
gestion Of the bolero either in lace
or chiffon. Sleeves are daily becom-
ing larger and skirts are getting full
Ter at the feet Jackets are daily be-
coming more popular and many are
cut away in front with a slight poe
tilion effect in the back.
A Paris gown of September brown
wooi-a delicate dead leaf shade
Tis combined with a thin. ghstening.
silk in shaded orange This is finely
Killed and put on in bands, alternat-
ing with others of the WOOL, embroid-
cred and braided The bodice had
roundabout cafre, with scarf of the
silk tied nigh on the chest, the ends
aidden in a crush belt of the same.
Master Warren Baker. the little son
of Mr. and Mrs l.. W, Baker, celebrate
ed his fourth birthday "Wednesday
afternoon with party. A number
of his little friends were present and
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
playing various games. refresh
ments were served in the dining room
whore the table was prettily decorat-
60 ana the occasion was greatly en-
ioyed
very pretty evening gown is of
point d'csprit over white silk The
skUt IN very aun al the bottom with
rows OF rutIles edged top aud bottom
With quillings Of white sats ribbon
The rest o. ne skirt is tucked length
wise in clusters with quillings of the
ribbon appearing between the clus-
ters 1ee decoilete waist is also tuck
cd lensthwise, The sleeves are com
posed Of six ribbon edged ruhies ami
reac halfway TO the elbow A soft
ribbon sash completes tne costumes.
The Misses Gale will reopen their
seminary Septemben S0th, at tnelr
home on e street boulevard This
school is an institution of which
Brunswick mas reason to feel PROUD
and the ability and experience of the
teachers have made this most success |
full school very popular with its nat