The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-06
THE HATS.

See the ladies with the hats
Stunning hats
Looming up in battlements and slant.
ing down in flats!
How they futter, fiutter, fiutter,
At the corner of the street.
And the ones who wear 'em utter
Words as soft as melted butter
To the friends they chance tc
meet,
AS tney fash, fash, fash
In sort OF Shiny hash,
Till you'd think a flock of blue and
green and pink and purple bats
Were the hats, hats. hats.
Hats. hats, hats
The fearful and the cheering string OF
hats!
II. w. Durbin in Lipponcott's.
smith-scott.
This morning at the Methodist
church, in LaVilla, Miss Marian Har-
land Scott and Mr.. Clarence Wilkins
Smith, Jr., were married by the Rev.
J. Lawton Noon. The church had
been most beautifully decorated by the
ledies of the congregation. Miss Scott
has for long time been one Of their
humber, and they showed their appre-
citation OF her in the care they expend-
cd ON the lovely decorations. During
the service the soft music of THE
Flower Song" added to the impressive
ness Of the occasion.
The bridesmaid, Miss Vida Robin
son, Of Brunswick. Ga, entered the
church before the bride. She was
gowned In a beautiful tailored suit Of
new green, worn with hat to match
Her bouquet was OF bridesmaid roses
Miss Scott came in with her father,
Or. Scott. Her suit Of taupe cloth
was most becoming and she made a
lovely bride. With this modish suit
was worn a very large taupe hat,
that Was a triumph of tasteful MILL
merry.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Smith drove to the Clyde ship Arapa-
hoe. accompanied by merry group
Of friends, and followed by many more.
In all there were about one hundred
OF their friends at the boat to wish
them bon voyage.
The bride is the attractive youngest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Scott,
Of this clty.--Jacksonville Metropolis
Mrs. Smith (as Miss Marian Scott)
has visited Brunswick several times
and has won numerous friends by her
sweet and charming personality, and
they will be interested in the news Of
her wedding.
A little daughter arrived yesterday |
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth
Green. !
Circle Z of St Marks Episcopal |
church win meet this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ]. w Thomas.
Little Miss katharine Thomas will
entertain a number of her friends with
an oyster roast tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Polly King has invited num-
Der of her little friends to an oyster
roast to be given tomorrow afternoon.
An Important meeting of the Ladies
Of the Naccabees will be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at their hall
on Newcastle street.
s&s
Masters Thomas Hopkins and Ar
thur Blain win arrive from school ON
Monday to attend the Wood Hopkins
wedding Wednesday evening.
Little Katherine Peters fell on the |
school grounds yesterday and broke !
her left arm below the elbow. The
little girl was taken horne and the
arm was set. While suffering con-
siderahlv she was getting on very well
last evening. She is popular among
Der scloolmates, all of whom deeply
regret the accident.
The lecture on Shakespeare deliv-
cred yesterday by Mr.. James Young
to Glynn high school was thoroughly
enjoyed by the teachers and pupils.
A meeting of the Acacia club was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. ID. Parker, at which the
club was reorganized for the winter.
The first entertainment will occur
later in the month.