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

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Mrs. n Emanuel and her little son
and Mrs William Mcintosh will re-
turn on the Mallory ship this week
after spending the sumner in Maine.
Superintendent and Mrs. N. H. Bal
lard are receiving congratulatiosnup
upon the birth of little son who ar
rived few days ago at Lexington,
Georgia.
Mrs. l.. f. Pollard. of Birmingham,
who has been spending the summer
in Virginia, win arrive shortly to
spend some time with her daughter,
Mrs L. P. Coleman.
Mrs. George Palmer Smith ami her
little daughter, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Edwin Fleming in Jackson
Vile. leave soon for a visit to Mrs.
Louise Palmer Smish in Glenburn Pa
$50
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lange enter
tanned their friends with a dRnce
Thursday night. a large number OIL
guests were present and the company
enjoyed themselves immensely dane
ing until the wee sma' hours.
Miss Mary Lila Blanton, Miss Edna
Pennick, Miss Katherine Morris, Of
Atlanta; Messrs Jones and Smith
and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson. OF ATTAIN
ia, formed a pleasant party spend
ing this week at Lookout Inn at the
Lookout mountains.
Mr. A. c Banks, Sr., entertained a
number of his friends with a delight
full stag dinner last night tne occas-
ion being his birthday An elegant
course dinner was served. the etning
room and table being EFFECTIVELY de
corated with ferns and flowers 7 hose
who enjoyed Mr. Banks hospita. y
We're: Messrs. w. M. Baker. Ed Bur
dette, J. Howare Smith, H. NJ. King
richards, Callahan, A. G. McArdle, A.
c. Banks, Jr, C. G. Moore
Messrs. w r. Ware and j. Yancey
Brand entertained a number of their
friends at duplicate whist Friday
evening. Messrs. J, e. Collins and
roster Memory made the highest in
dividual score, After the game. a de
lightful dinner was served ami the oc
casion was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. Inc guests We're: Messrs.
LIE Collins, James O'Connor. John
o. Twooney Ford Fuller rom Fuller
Foster Memory, Dave Atkinson j. w
Barley, Darlington Cosby.
Rev. and Mrs John Curry Joanson.
OF Dublin, Ireland, with their little
daughter. are spending some time in
Glenburn. Pa, the guest OF Mrs Lou
Use Palmer Smith. Mrs. Johnston.
VINO will be pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Edith Smith. has been
with her mother at her beautiful home
In Glenburn since June Mr.. johnson
came over a month ago and, after en-
joying stay in the beautiful Wyom
ing Valley, he and his family sail this
week on the Celtic to return to Dub
lin. Mrs Johnson and her mother
nave many friends who will be inter
ested in news concerning them. and in
a description of their home in Glen
burn. Mrs. Smiths home is a hand
some 3-story house, built or stone
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terraced and descends to the glen be-
low. A grove Of majestic beeches and
naples surround the house and the
beautiful grounds. and from the house
there is a lovely view of the famed
blue haze that rise above the beau
tiful Susquehana river.
One of the really successful and
really worthy books of the years IS
Hearts Courageous by hallie Err
minee Rives, the author of "A Fur
mace of Earth" and other books. This
book is exquisitely written. with all
Miss Rives's delicate and distinctive
style and beauty of language, wnich
is an aesthetic pleasure in itself
apart from the story. The story feafs
with revolutionary days and George
Washington tthen "Coloner). Patrick
Henry Tom" Jefferson, Benjamin
Franklin, Lafayette and other histor-
.ical personages live and move. love,
tigat. conquer and make themselves
even more grand and lovable Of.
course, in these pages than history
paints them. The heroine Anne Til
lotson is an exquisite character, rare
and perfect a glorious type of beautL
full loving. daring womanhood. Louis
Marquis de la Tronerle, the hero, an
other fine character. more strongly
drawn. but reminding one of Monsieur
Beauceire. is magnIdcent courageous
indeed, fine. noble, superb The book
far outranks all other historical nov
els of the day in beauty. power and
ABSORBING interest.
1t was a real loss to the literary
world when George Douglass. the an.
thor of that striking novel. The
House with the Green Shutters" died
last month. This story of Scotch -
is a strong. well written one, showing
great power. and its success forecasted
splendid success for the author,
The strong misunderstanding the
grim tragedy the biting humor. the
portrayal of the sordid and dark pas
sions of human nature evidenced the
master hand. despite the morbidly
tragic terror of the book The sud
den death of the author ended mis-
career at the threshold O. fame and
fortune.
Mrs. F. D. Aiken and cnndren and
Miss Fannie Aiken leave Tuesday to