The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-14

fail, or fear;
1t turns to calumny a deafened ear;
It's strength must needs be as the
strength of ten
Because it is SO pure and selfiess, free
From morbid fancies and from vain
alarms.
His honor questioned? Quick! a call
to arms
To fight for him with might Of loyalty
And waen his world seems dark, thro
grief and care.
Let friendship spread for him her
wide. strong wings
And bear him up so swift and far
and high
That every breath of clear, life giving
air
Brings rest and courage, hopes of
better things,
i A healing calm a great serenity.
Grace II. Boutelle.
This winter promises to be very
gay and nleasant one in Brunswick.
The various social clubs are to be re-
organized in the fall, number OF bril-
liant weddings are on the social cal
endar and there viii probably be even
uiOiE llidD buE usual huulpGi VI
receptions. ,eas and other social func-
tions given by our hospitable social
women.
The Zinnia club wi. be the first
10 resume. as the president, Miss Lu-
che Butts, viii call a meeting as soon
as all the members return to thecity
when the yearly election of officers
will be held. Despne rumors that say
several Of the charming Zinnlas viii
reinGuish Their rig.ns to membership
in .inis rigidly spinster club, this
season the members enthusiastically
predict more delightful entertain
ments this winter than have ever be4
fore been given
TIE Acacia club will reorganize
sometime in November and the orr
ginal and charming entertainments Of
this delightful club win add much to
the social pleasures OF the season.
The Cotillioa club and other so
cial organizations will also adj their
share to the briliiancy of the season
with number OF pleasane affairs
Several energetic matrons are dis
GUESSING literary and musical clubs;
there is some talk Of a~physical Gull
ture club, the theatrical season prom
ises to be interesting and box par
ties and theater suppers will be mum.
erous Altogether the social world
anticipates bright and successful
season, eclipsing any of recent
years -.
Miss Clarke. OF St Mary's. is the
guest OF Miss Etnel Fox.
Master Joe Bennett, who was i'll for
few days has recovered.
Mrs. A. c. Blain and ner children
are at Mt Airy for few weeks.
Mrs. Daniels OF Mayport. Fla, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs w. II.
Fox
Mrs. j. w Bennett and her children
are now spending some time at Mt.
Airy.
A young daughter is the guest of
Mr.. aud Mrs J. W Pinkston in Val
dosta
Miss Lula Baker of Townsville ar
riyes today to visit Miss Bessie An
derson.
Miss Roberta Paul of Darien, IS
is the guest of Miss Marie DeVoe for
this week,
Miss Miriam Don't of Hofwyl arriv
ed Friday and is the guest of Miss
Maud Nightingale.
Miss Mamie Ross returns shortly
| from Athens where she attended the
State Normal school.
Miss Ethel Fox and Master Frank
Fox have returned from visit to st
May's and Mayport.
Miss Marie Devoe returned yester
day from delightful visit to the
Misses Paul in Darien
MIR. aud Mrs. Arson Beaver. of At
lanta, vii arrive during October to
visit Mrs. L. Policeman.
Miss Maud Banks Will return to
her home in Savannah today, after a
delightful visit to Mrs. A. G. Banks.
Miss Lula Mclaughlin leaves this
morning for Waycross and Jackson
vile to spend some time with friends.
|
A little daughter arrived during the
past week al the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. h. c. Corlin at their home in
| Macon.
i Mrs. T @. Fleming and her little
grandson, Raymond Fleming. will
leave shortly TO spend some time at
Mt Airy.
Mrs. Laura Jordan and her little
son lave returned to ValdosIa after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. }. B. Davis, Mrs.
Jordan's brother.
Miss Emily Waff is expected to re
turn this week from a pleasant visit
to Fredericksburg. Va and other
places in Virginia.