The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-29
Society,"
TIE SONNET.
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.


TIE SONNET. f
What is q sonnet" lis the pcarly
silell
TnaG murmurs OF the far-off muYmur-
ing sea;
precious level carved most curl.
ously;
IL is a little picture painted well.
What is a sonnet? 'Tis the tear that
From great poets hidden ecstasy;
A two-edged sword, a star, q song
an me,
Sometimes heavy-tolling funeral
bell.
This was the flame that shook with
Dante's breath,
The solemn organ whereon Milton
played,
And the clear glass where Shake.
speare's shadow falls;
A sea this is-heware who ventureth!
For like ford the narrow floor ia
laid
MiG-ocean deep to the sheer noun
tain walls.
Richard Watson Glider.
Bazaar Opened Last Night.
Last night being the opening of
The bazaar, the armory was the
scene of great activity and excite
nlent, which. with the combination
of elaborate decorations of draperies,
evergreens and flowers, surmounted
by the Illumination of innumerable
lights and enhancing music, furnish
ed a most attractive and bright APP
pearance and proved most alluring
rendezvous Of brilliance, combined
with merriment and pleasure; the
beauty Of which far surpasses any
thing of the kind ever held in the
city
The candy tooth, which is always
the most attractive and popular, is
most effective and exquisite, being
marked with elegance and refine
ment, where beneath a canopy of red
and white ami other decorations OF
the same shade levy of jolly
girls assist in the distribution oil
candy TO chose among the merr,
t:.ong who wend their way thithel
seeking the fortune of their prolfer
ell chances.
The novelty booth, bower o
white surmounted with garlands ant
ether designs OF ivy, with the add
ton of novelties of various assert
pients, possesses most picturesque
and attractive appearance in 1t puri
ty and stateliness.
Amidst draperies in the contrast
Ing colors of green and white is tn'
fancy booth, which is most attractive
and furnishes q most artistic and ei
fe ctive background to the many lit
tie fancy articles adjoining the en-
tire interior, without which to-
beauty would he incomplete.
The country booth in its diferen
shades of green combined Wit
White together with t',e tempting dis
ylay of the productions Of the rura
soil. possesses many most appetizin
qualities, while the floral booth II
decorations of the same shade, Wit
the concentrations of gorgeous no"
ers forms pleasing contrast to tn
fruits and vegetables, which neve
cease TO prove more useful taan oil
han.ental.
The cigar booth, in the somewha
brilliant decorations of red and We
low. carries out the old adage 9
rcd and yellow catch fellow, !
most attractive and greatly pleasin
t. the eye, the contents OF when WI
serve 10 crafty even the most Ia
t.dious and eXtravagant tastes Oh ID
r,asculine individuals.
liz the predominating coiors OF re
and green The refreshment booth
most enticing and possesses man
most tempting ices. cold drinks an
onther dainty delicacies impor'n
thereby an air of most cordiai we
cuHe.
The Fybf Ger posses a wierd al
Haunted appearance, and IL Is u
A.unt where one wends his way
listen to the wierd and grave pfopn
sizes concerning approaching even
nv Mrs. Dart, in whose prescien'
and presentments one bestows muc
confidence.
The supper room in its slmp
decorations of ferns and flowers
most artistic and proves irresistaol
10 the passers by who drop in