The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-28
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Mrs. 8. F. Coney will return this
morning from short stay in Atlanta.
Misses Emily Galloway and jamie
BENEFIT will be with Mrs H. NJ King
after Tuesday
Mrs. c. w Shepard and Mrs C. L.
Shepard will return this week from
visit to Fort Valley
| DR.. and Mrs. l. N. Bishop now occu
by the Aymar house corner Of Union
and George streets.
1 Mrs. N Emanuel, Mrs. William Nc
Intosh and Mrs. J. S. Dunwody spent
Friday in Fernandina.
! The Musical association will meet
again Tuesday evening with Captain
and Mrs. W. NJ Topper
Mrs. Walter Harris and Mrs. VIII
Hanson have returned to Macon from
q visit to Mrs. N Emanuel
! Miss Francis Walter and her guest
Hiss Gertrude Thomas Of Athens, will
arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs. H. f. Dun
woody.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. smith will
remove this week to the residence on
Egmont street just vacated by DR.. T.
n Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. DeVoe returned
Yesterday from Atlanta. Their many
friedns are glad to know that Mrs. De.
Voc is much improved ia health.
The Independent Musical club met
Friday evening at the home Of MIsse
Katharine and May Stiles. a nice
program was rendered and the pleas.
ure q the evening greatly augmented
by the music OF a graphophone lent
for the occasion.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Pres.
byterian church will give a reception
on Thursday evening Of next week
In honor Of Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Hoi.
linsworth. The reception will occur
at the home Of Mrs. M. G. Rowe and
viii be very pleasant affair.
. .
A very pretty enteHainme emit is to
be given at the operas iouse Tuesday
April 5. for the benefit Of the Metho.
dist church. About one hundred little
people viii take part and Miss Annie
Sanford Of Augusta viii train the chill
dren. This plan "Bonnibelle In Fairy.
land has been successfully given IN
several cities. II is to be given short.
~ in Triton and is said to be a beau.
tiful entertainment.
Brunswick is very quiet at present.
the lenten calm enveloping the social
world. broken by only occasional small
and informal functions. Church 60
ing Is the order Of the day and one
hears great deal about Ienten. self
denial. etc. A writer in an exchange
wonders If this rigid discipline. this
giving up of trivial Injuries (incidental.
~ improving ones physical self and
complexion at the same time) win
lend to numb Der Of little sacrifices
OF another sort. In tbs category she
includes the small vices Of envy
hatred, malice and all uncharitable.
$, the uncharitabe word, the IN.
charitable criticism, the repetition Of
SANDER, and other habits that tend to
make the world the wicked, weary.
place it often seems, "Womans in
humanity to woman makes countless
thousands mourn" parsph&sing the
words Of the poet. might well be made
the text of many lenten sermons, In
IAN the length and breadth of this
.aeer old world, there Is no power
more potent for evil than the Unborn
unkindness Of the felaiaine sex. Where
the veil of charity and kindly forbear.
anee should be drawn. it is seldom
done by woman. 1t is generally the
men who incline to a charitable and
Christian view Of the weaknesses and
mistakes Of their fellow creatures.
Inc men, poor fellows, who get SO
MANY seedlings for not going regular.
| ~ TO church and shouting hosannas
from the amen corner! Yet, for gen.
uine Christian charity go to the aver.
age man, not to the Jealous church
women. Their Christianity is not
broad enough to condone wrong doing
to shed sunshine on the dark path of
the sinner, to give smile or a kind
word to the stranger aud the Dill.
grim" These timorous Christians
would fain limit the blessings Of reli.
gion to chosen few They have not !
independence or charity enough in
their Christianity. Yes. the lenten
sermons should include a reminder
that mere physical abstinence is not
the highest, and that good works is
broad term and that of the three
graces the greatest is charityn--the