The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-02
Society
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.
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Well, never mind, no matter
But everybody will.
Has anybody here seen summer
Surging with the balmy air?
Does anybody sometimes thing of il
With something of despair?
Has ANYBODY changed his clothes YET
And footed up the bill?
Well, never mind-no matter
But everybody will.
Has anybody here seen summer
Summer of the simple life?
Does anybody sometimes thing of il
When the wind cuts like knife?
Has anybody dressed DER mornings
Disconsolate and chill?
Well, never mind-no matter
But everybody will
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
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Halloween Party.
Among the delightful entertain
party given Monday night by Miss
Helen Thornton.
With pumpkins, jack lanterns
and other appropriate decorations
for Halloween the house presented
Il most weird and ghostly appearance
many interesting games having teen
arranged for the occasion
During the evening the guests
pl omenaded down the streets, and
visited the National bank and other
places, they were indeed grewsome
sight, CARRIED in dominOes and masks
and other ridiculous costumes. as
they wandered from place to place.
After their return to the home of
the hostess delicious refreshments
were served
Those present were Mesdames.
Suits, Ballard, Drew, Dubberly. |
Misses Bessie MOBILES. Susie Stevens. !
Pearl Franklin, Estelle meade, Al |
ma Hendricks, Estelle Hendley. Ma |
ME Hendley, Fannie Lou Harvey. |
Pauline Brock, Clifford Brock, Alice
Owens, Carlin; Messrs. II. b. Shack
leford, Means, Tom Grady. Kendrick
Lamb, Arthur Wood Garnett Aiken |
Sam Martin.
Notice to Descendants of Deceased
Confederate Veterans.
The eldest child, either son or
daughter, of any deceased Confeder
ate veteran who did not receive his
cross of honor, can secure the faith |
els cross ny filling out the proper
application If any desire this heir
loom, will be pleased to furnish
them all information and blanks. |
act promptly. The time is near at
hand when no more crosses will be !
given MARIA G. BLAIN |
President c. A. Evans Chapt. L. ID. c. |
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Brandon Bachlott.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Brandon, of
Woodbine, have ISSUED invitations
10 friends in Brunswick to the mar
riage of their daughter, Frances, to
Mr.. John Bachlott of St Marys, the
wedding TO occur this morning in the
Methodist church at st. Marys. The
wedding will be quie, one and the
bride and groom will leave immedi-
ately after the ceremony for an ex-
tended trip north.
AxtelI-Payne Announcement.
Mr. Clifford Payne. of Jacksonville, |
having visited Brunswick several
times, has many friends here who
will be interested in the announce
ment of his engagement to Miss AK
tell, of Jacksonville. the wedding to
take place some time during the ear
ly winter
PhiIathea Club Organized.
The young ladies of the First Bap-
fist church have organized Phla-
thea club. the president of which will
be Miss Clara Gaines, with Miss
Annie Robinson secretary.
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Important Meeting.
There will be an important rect
ing of the ladies of the Sailors
Board at $3.50 o'clock this after "
at the residence of Miss Mary Clay,
on Union street
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Entries Nous Club to Meet.
The Entries Nous club. which has
recently reorganized, will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Fan
ME Mason.
Social Items. III
Miss Ethel Conoley has returned
from an extended trip through the
west and to New York, and is the
guest of Mrs. A. j. Nicholson for a
few days before going to Atlanta to
Join her mother, who will return
some time during the latter part of
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Symons nave
returned, after spending several
weeks in Alabama, where Mrs. Sy-
mons was very i'll with typhoid fe
Yer, her friends here will be delight
ed ia know that hpr condition now Is