The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-02
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some Social
Iews Votes.

lie MISTAKEN RoAp.

brushed back his hair, and tried to
sing.
He felt this world was all his own,
And sweIled ana sweneo N flesh and
bone.
Though his conceit was purely vain.
The fault arose from his small brain.
Which only grasped part of the plan
BY which is ruled immortal man.
It CHANGED a band played loud that
A coach and four dashed on the way;
a donkey brayed; a train rushed by;
a cannon doomed; a hound gave cry;
The thunder rolled; the lightning
flashed;
The sun Withdrew from view. abash-
ed.
The toad aprana up and gaze
oh, what timel cause I've come
outl"
Jsy5 Peter. n the Smart Set.
Mrs. Emmett Calnan is improving
after serious illness
Miss Rita McKinnon left yesterday
TO visit the Misses Connolly on St ST
mon
Mrs b. Il Brown has been quite III
al tue home OF her SISTER, Mrs. JOS
Laasare.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. PolnHl left last
night for Augusta, where they viii re-
side IN the future.
Miss Ellen Penniman has returned
from visit TO Miss Ethel ana Kezzie
Conoly on 81 Simon.
Mrs William Mason aud her chill
drea leave tomorrow for Jacksonville
20 visit Mrs W. NJ. Holt
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. McKinnon and
their children leave shortly for North
Carolina TO spend some time
Mrs p. A Silvera is much improved
and viii leave Tor New York as soon
as sac is sufficiently recovered.
Miss Etaei Elliott is receiving many
attentions IN Madison where she is
Inc guest Of Miss Marana Holland
Mrs Fannie Fuller. Of Charleston.
and her little son Louis, win arrive
Monday to visit Mrs. Thomas Fuller
-
Mrs. J.. r. Aiken and Miss Agnes
Aiken o. Mt Pleasant. are in tae
city, and are guests at the Oglethorpe
Mrs. u. T. Coleman and Mass Ella
Coleman have been i'll. but are much
improved to the pleasure Of tneir
friends
Mrs. T. A. Wrench and children
wno have been visiting relatives in
Madison are now the guests of Hon.
John Black in n'iton
Mrs j. ]. Wimberly aas returned
lrom Isle OF Hope where she has
been spending some time with her
sister Mrs. J. a. Varnedoe,
Mr. nd Mrs. H. i. Dunwody and
their little daughter viii leave for
Brenard, ~ G., as soon as Mrs Dun
wody is well enough 10 travel
The many friends OF Miss Betty
Nlghtcngale VIII regret to learn that
she is III with fever in New York.
As soon IS She IS able she via go to
Canada for some time.
During the absence Of C. J. O'Far-
rell, who left for New York yesterday.
Mrs o rarroll win have as her caarm-
ing guest Miss Amelia Doerainger.
lsater in the season Mrs Orarrell
viii be the attractive guest Of friends
in Atlanta and other cities
Dorothy Dix. in the New Orleans
PicaWme. quotes am opinion of NO.
man who while having the double
misfortune OF being botn homely and
clever. knows a thing or two about
ihe rigat way to keep a HUSBAND
love, Sue says: III man once did
love me- defy the most beautiful wo-
man in the world TO take him away.
u ! cared enough for him to marry
him. ! should care enough for him TO
want to keep nim-N She goes on to
say that Whatever quality ne ADMIRED
in woman. in that she would be so.
supeflatNe it would make all other
women seem fiat and faded beside
her II he cared for goo eating. she
would so transcend otners in the art
of housekeeping and catering tnat
all 0taer women would appear hung-
ling amateurs beside ner and when
be sat down to dinner he would bless
his own s6gacity in having chosen
Woman VINO knew how 10 cook She
would read the last book know the
best stories. SO tW she could enter
tain him. She would if ne were sus-
ceptible to Hattery pay him compli-
ments until he thought she was the
only woman who could really appreci-
ate him Above all. she would make
home Il haven Of peace. quiet and
love. where wagging mad no place and
where he could turn for sympathy
and tenderness one heart where he
reigned supreme. and where. after the
turmoil of the day the fret ami
strain OF business life, he could find
rest ana love From this haven she
confidently believes a man win never
sell very far away.