The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-04
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THE AUTUMN GIRL.
You may sing of your summer girl
And her conQuests by the seores
You may sing Of her winsome wiles
At the moaniains and the shore.
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You may praise all her wondrous ways
TIL no more you can recall
Here's a song to the autumn girl.
For she is the best Of all
She may ride to the hounds at morn.
But at eve she'll cling TO your arm;
So here's health to the autumn girl
with her yealth Of youthful charm
IN. W. 5.
It's not what man does that exaHs
him. but what he would do.-Robert
Browning.
Miss Jennie Franklin left yesterday
for Savannah where she goes Tor medi-
Cal treatment
Mrs Nellie Mcdonald has returned
from Darien here she was the guest
o Mrs Susie Way
Miss Madge Beverly is staying at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs C. Miller
dlring their absence in St. Louis
Mrs }. NJ. Armstrong has returned
after a visit Of several months in
diana and AsheviAe, n. c.
Mrs William H Currie has returned
after a pleasant visit in Savannah,
where she attended the carnival.
Miss Annie Laurie Southard is now
il jacksonville where she will remain
fos several weeks as the guest Of Mrs
Ed Cheney
Miss Nan Shorridge who has been
visiting al the home OF Mr.. II. r. Sym
ons, returned yesterday to her home
liz Savannah.
II J Wan eft yesterday for savau
nah, where he will join Mrs. war and
Howard. Jr, who have been spending
several weeks at the north and return
with them today
-he many friends Of Miss Helen
IoConnor win regret to learn that she
continues quite IN at her home OF
Union street
Miss Talluah Fleming ana Mr.. c
lC Fleming entertained informally last
night complimentary to Mr. and Mrs
II NJ Madden, Jr, Of Jacksonville, who
are the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. R. b
llupper
Among the social events OF luteres
: in the city last night was very de
Ilightful dance given in the spacious par
Tors OF the Progress club by the mem
Ihers or this we'll known organization
Quite~a large number Of guests wer,
present and the occasion was pleas
ant one Those present were: MI
land Mrs. Julius Levy Mr.. and Mrs. A
Fendig, Mr. and Mrs NJ. Kaiser MI
nd Mrs J. C. Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Hoffman Mr and Mrs. Alex r
tholz Miss Borchardt Miss Fendie
Messrs. ] Borchards. Wallace and A
I've Elhan
Mrs Ed Phiefer and Mrs .Wn
Nassbaum were the charming hostes,
g. at a crimson luncheon yesterday a
tornoon from four to six O'Clock 1
compliment to Mrs. Alex Rotholz an
MISS Kaufman. the guest of Mrs. N
kaufman Red was the pronounce
color in all Of the decorations whic
with a number Of potted plants an
Igreens, artistcally arranged, made a
: attractive scene The dining tabl
WAS indeed a beautiful sight Renal.
) sence lace made an ideal backgrouu
for the appointment of handsome cut
glass and silver. Red carnations plaC
Cd in tall cut glass vase on silve
banded mirror formed the center piec,
sprays Of fern and carnations belnl
hastily arranged around the edge Tn,
hghts were shaded in red giving
soft glow to the rooms Covers wer,
laid for seventeen the ices, etc, carry
ing out the crimson idea. Those pres
ent as Mrs Phieffers and Mrs. Nuss
| taums guests were: Mesdames M
Kaiser Alex Rotholz, Fred Phiener. M
kaufman, b. Nussbaum, Fendig. Lis
sner, Uaym, j. c. Lehman L Lew