The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-02
Some Social
1ews Votes.

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The Baby.
So little SOUL scarce cry
Or namei
Hedge it in lest it fly
To the Heaven whence it came;
For the soul knows its wing
And earth's night,
So bewildering,
May fright the small thing!
So little a soul-scarce breath!
Lost its way drifted far
Like rose petal whirled
To the world
From a star,
On the crest Of a wave balancing
Between life and death, night and
dawn.
(Heaven fingers so near
Lest it trembIe with fear, .
Lest it open its wings
And be gone!
Mrs. c. H. Meldrim of St. John
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Constance Butts has returned
from delightful visit to Atlanta.
Miss Mary A. Porter was the guest
Of Mrs. l., s. Norman Of Atlanta last
week
Mrs. c. b. Porter has returned from
Monroe. Ca, and will reside mere in
future
Miss Amelia Doerfinger has return
ed from pleasant visit to friends in
Atlanta.
]. G. Griffith has returned from
North Georgia where he spent his
vacation.
Mrs. r. X. Huger arrived yesterday
from Charleston to visit Mrs. William
Nightingale
Misses Mary and Florence Porter
returned yesterday from visit to
Monroe and Atlanta.
Mrs. J. S. Wright and Miss Ara.
bella Tison are the guests OF Mrs.
s. X. Atkinson in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. White. of
Fernandna and their two children are
the guests Of Mrs. Edwin Topper
Mrs. George e. Greeley of Marlboro,
Mass, arrived on the Mallory ship
yesteday to visit Mrs L. M. Wilder
Miss Mary Mccullough returned
home yesterday from visit to MARI
boro, Brooklyn and other eastern
points,
Miss Josephine duBignon who is
receiving much social attention In
Atlanta. the guest Of Miss FIFTEEN.
viii return home October IS.
Mrs VIM Mason and children leave
today for Jacksonville, where they
viii reside in future. Mr.. Mason hav-
ing accepted position In that city.
( Miss Mamie Symons will return from
Malbone shortly AMI will reopen her
school October 90 Miss symons has
taught a select ana most successful
school for several years. accepting a
Emitted number vi little CHILDREN.
1s--1Ie gives careful attention to her
pUl6is ana her school is very popular
The opening of the parish house
of St Marks church occurred Tues
day night with interesting services.
The house has been enlarged and
improved for the use of the Sunday
school and aid society being now
mucn better adapted Tor their needs.
Rev. Dr. Rede delivered a very inter
esting Bible lecture assisted by Mr.
A. " Wood who gave a number of
steropican views in illustration of
the subject The house was crowded
with visitors and the occasion was
enjoyed very much.
A very attractive and artistic N
ner table recently seen at a nospita-
bic home here is worthy of descrip-
ton The snowy damask formed the
background for effectively disposed
cnina. shining silver and cut glass.
The china was white with a delicate
floral tracery, with the exception of
the coffee cups and saucers and tie
dainty cream and sugar service,
which We're pale green and gold and
one or two Japanese bowls in red and
brown that lent a touch of warmth
to the picture This note was added
also by the plump scarlet tomato
that reposed in a plate at each place
ready for inuividual dressing.
The white centre piece was embroid-
er6G In green and on it a glass
vase held green ferns and cream roses.