The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-19
Some Social
9ews Notes.
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Life amt garden o. roses;
Purity much mixed up with sights;
But whatever they give it,
We've still got to live It,
An Teller. kin hope till he dies.
F. L. Stanton.
Mrs. Laura NJ Wilder has returned
from visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. II. H. Raymond is visiting
friends in Searsport, Name
Mrs F. Joerger and daughter. Miss
Leona, will return this morning from
a visit TO eiatiyes in Macon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johannese +.
have gone to Toy. Ca, where Mr.
Johnson mas accepted position.
Miss Emily War returned last night
from Fredericksburg, where she has
spent several weeks with friends.
Mrs. w S. Taylor and her childr "a
are at home after spending part &
the summer in Ludingtn, Mich.
Mrs. Marie Tison Smith has rented
the krauss cottage on Mansfield
street and will open boarding hous
Emory Allan Belmont is the pretty
name that has been bestowed upon
Captain and Mrs. Charles Halyerson's
little son.
Miss Jennie Fuller, who was steno-
grapher for the Warren "A. Fuller Co.
has decided 70 remain in Boston and
viii not eturn to Brunswick.
Miss Hope Curtis, of Boston. is the
guest Of Captain and Mrs. II. G. Cur
tis. in searsport where they are
pleasantly situated in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Morgan ars
proving their residence on the corner
of Monk and sorwich street. adding
much to the appearance Of their home
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Thomas ana
their children will return on the Ma.
Tory ship Monday from visit to
Block Island. r. l., and Brooklyn Il.
Mrs. r II. Everett and Miss Marie
Everett win return in few days from
a pleasant visit to several places in
Nortp Carolina.
Master Frederic Dorsey. Walter ana
little Miss Elizabeth Waiter. win re.
turn in few days from Virginia,
where they have spent pleasanp
summer with their grandparents
These bright little children traveller
the entire way alone under care or
ta.e conductors on the route and will
return the same way
Miss Ada Brown. Of Jacksonville
returns TO her home Sunday after a
delightful visit to Mrs. 4. W. Cause,
Miss Brown is a beautiful and attrae-
tice young lady who lived here some
years ago Her friends have shown
her many attentions during her stay
An exchange says One OF the Pc
puiar color combinations for the early
autamn will be scarlet and blue-th,
coronation colors These will be
shown in the cheviots. Plain blue
and blue ami white check in this ma
terial will both be trimmed vita
scarlet For young girls or the wo-
man whose style is pronounce
enough to permit her to wear such
striking combination some very effec.
tive gowns may be built in the scar
let and blue
One gown is a blue cneviot. having
a bunch of red woven in the material.
The straps are scarlet, the buttons
blue
The next isa plain blue etamine.
trimmed with embroidery The note
of red is furnished by the buttons.
Cheyiot is the basis of the third
gown, the color being blue. 1t is pro
fusely stitched with red. Buttons and
Of the same color complete
the trimming.
Very pretty is the blue gown strip
ed with scarlet A blue and whue
check, having red trimming. and o
cheViot deliberately stitched with red,
complete the sketches.
Any number of variations fro,
these designs may he made if desired.
The point to be observed is not to
use too much red. Carelessness IN
tais particular makes the dress com