The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-26
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Some Social
9ews Votes.

Ewry pay PhlIosophy.

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Every Day Philosophy
There's little splash of sunshine and
a little spot of shade
Always somewhere near;
The wise bank in the sunshine, but
the foolish choose the shade
The wise are gay and happy, on the
foolish sorrows laid,
And the faults their own, ! fear.
For the little splash of sunshine and
the little spot of shade
Are here for joint consumption, for
comparison are made.
We're all meant to be happy-not too
foolish or too staid;
And the right dose to be taken Is
some sunshine mixed with
shaded
Stanley Dark.
Miss May Thiot, of Savannah is
the guest Of Miss Dorothy Burford.
Captain and Mrs H. G.. Curtis are
boarding with DR. and Mrs. Eggleston.
Miss Allie Malone Of Hazellurst
is the guest Of Miss Katherine Bur
dett
Mrs. Tester Martin and her daugh-
ter. have returned from visit to Lex
ington.
Mrs. viii S Taylor and her chill
1ren have gone to Michigan to spend
the summer.
Mrs Samuel Cook viii occupy w.
-. Cocks residence during nis fami-
ly's absence.
Mrs. vi 3. salwcn. Of Savannah.
with her children is the guest Of
Mrs W. J. Price.
Mrs G e. Turner. Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. stonford. of Atlanta, are cottag-
ing on st. Simon
Mira Mcintyre. Of Savannah, win
arrive shortly to visit Mrs VIM. lie
opold and Mrs T. w. Cau5ey.
Rev Mr. Morgan. former pastor Of
the Methodist church, is on St Simon
with his family spending some time.
Rev J. y. Game and his family have
gone to Missouri, where Mr. Game
has accepted the presidency Of a col
lege.
r j. Doerflnger and his family
| will shortly move into the Kaiser
house. recently occupied BY Captain
Curtis
Mrs. b II. Houston and her children
arrive today to spend some time be
fore going to her future nome in VIII
minaton, N. G.
Rev J. b. Malone. the new pastor
of the Methodist church. with his
family mas arrived and is pleasantly
located at the parsonage.
Quite a number of people expect to
90 over to St Simon this evening if
the weather is favorable These Sat.
urday ami Saturday to-Monday visits
to the island are very popular now
md are a welcome relief from the
week IN town,
The Madison advertiser says Mas
ter Francis Wrench. Of Brunswick
entertained number Of little folks
Tucsday afternoon with games and
out door play at his grandfather's
home The party was in celebration
Of hfs seventh birthday. and after a
Jolly good time In play. pies and cake
we're served on the lawn. As the
guests departed tine only regret was
That all of Francis birthdays were
not spent in Madison"
Porch parlors. or summer parlors
are very much the rage nowadays,
and the furnishing Of them attractive
lE and appropriately at the same time
is easy enough Toe thoroughly in
wiling one is fitted up with willow or
wicker chairs. tables and settees
hammoeks. singing seats, rugs of
mating or blue and white jute Plen-
ty Of pillows with cool wash covers
are in settees, while vines or screens
and palms, and all sorts Of pot plants
add to the picture II every one it'll
a suitable voranda would attempt to
fit it up thus for the long summers
here. the results in comfort and taeir
attractive appearance would fully re
pay iaeir efforts.