The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-03
,Some Social .
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THE MESSAGE.

The lily whispered: From the sod
l leap into the light;
Thou churlish clod, to doubt thy God,
Nor know the moon from night.
'Look where lay but yesterday
Oh. thou of feeble faith
So thou shall climb and sour sublime
From the swift pause of DEATH
Robt Loveman in Harper's Magazine.
Mrs. T. F. Winter is visiting rela-
tives in Jacksonville.
Mrs. w. H. DeVoe leaes today to
spend week in Jacksonville.
The charity ball will occur Nov. 20
instead of the 10Th. as announced.
Mrs. G. S. Livingston will return in
a few days from trip to New York
| ASB
Miss Vivian Norris leaves tonight
for Baltimore to spend several weeks.
) Miss Elya d rt will entertain short
lily with Halloween party at her
lhome in Urbana
Congressman and Mrs w. G.. Brant-
ley returned from a short visit to
lBlackshear last night.
Mason leave this morning to spend
1.-THE week in Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Robarts and their
children leave shortly to make their
home in Ohio to the regret of their
Brunswick friends.
The ID. A. r. convention occurs this
| week in Atlanta. The Brunswick
chapter will be represented by Mrs.
L. f. Coney, Mrs. c. Symmes and
Mrs ]. A. Montgomery.
l IC II VI lb JCnhiHo
are glad to- know that she is back at
her post i'm the telephone exchange
after am absence of two weeks. Miss
jenkins is very popular with the sub
scribers and was much missed doing
her absence.
The Musical Association meets to-
might at the home of Mrs. W. S. Tay-
lor 1t is regretted very much by the
lclub that because of it being the first
of the month so many of the members
will be absent this evening that they
will not accept Mrs. Gould's kind in
vitation to- meet at her home, Avoca
until some time when all the mem
bers can go.
Invitations have been received in
this city to- the wedding of Mr., Harry
Benjamin Phillips and Miss Rosa Lee
male, of Monroe, La, which will occur
on Sunday, November 20, at the Tenn
Iple Sinai, in Monroe. Mr. Phillips is
la son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Phillips,
OF this city, and has a large circle OF
friends here who will be interested in
the announcement of his wedding.
Miss Lemle is a charming and popu-
lar young lady of Monroe.
DIR. and Mrs. WHY'S Rede will be
nesdya afternoons of November
from 2 to 4 o'clock This is a pleas
and custom observed very little in
brunswick but it is a charming feat
ure of social life and Dr. and Mrs.
Rede's at homes will prove very pop
lular, giving an opportunity for social
meeting not always gained by the
Init and miss system of social cal
ling.
| number OF the directors and men,
bers of the library association met
yesterday at the library rooms and ar
ranged the details of the rummage
sale to- be held November IA, 16 and
II. This sale will be in charge OF
a number of ladies among whom are
the following: Mrs. J. A. Butts, Mrs.
j. E. du Bignon, Mrs. W. M. Topper
Mrs. }. J. Lissner, Mrs. c. S. Wylly,
Mrs. Albert Fendig, Mrs. II. L. Hine,
Mrs. Julius Levy, Mrs. L. II. Haym,
Mrs. j. f. Baya, Mrs. c. H. Jewett,
Mrs. }. A. Montgomery. All who have
articles to donate are requested to
telephone or otherwise notify one OF
these ladies. Every one is urged to
come to the aid of the library and do
nate to this sale old clothing, furni
ture, stoves etc. Everything Will be
acceptable.
| IAVadura is tie finest thing fOl