The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-30
HALLOW & EN-,

To seek breath of midnight air.
Through darkened halls when day
light fades
They glide TO greet their friendly
shades
While pumpkins grin. Oh, fearsome
sight.
Beware-the ghostes dance tonight
Within the mirror-holding high
j candle-gaze with steady eye
Observe: above your shoulder peer
The one you'll we'd within the year.
And later in a fateful game
An apple peel will spell the name
OF one you love. But read Alright
Take care, the spooks are out to-
night.
But Love and Youth go hand in hand
A lifting into Laughter land
Where spells are thrown from ten
der eyes
Visions that in their chances rise.
Are happy sWeethearts, freside dream
With hope and glances all a-gleam
Co lin and ghost have taken fight
The fairies are about tonight
Kate Masterson.
is Well Known Here.
Ine following from the Macon
News will be of interest in this city.
where Mrs. Polhill is well known,
having visited Brunswick on several
occasions.
Since the publication in the News |
several days ago that a Macon woman |
was playing with the Frederick |
Warde company, which is to be at the |
Grand tomorrow night in "Timon of |
Athens" there has been consider !
able speculation rs to the real name
Of Helen hilton, who is the woman
in question
1t was learned today that Helen
Hilton is Mrs. Hope Polhill woo liv-
ed in Macon for number of years.
She is the wife of the late Hone Pol
hill. for many years a leading a;tor-
ney here and who was solicitor gen
eral of this circuit at the time of his
death.
Mrs. Polhill recently went upon
The stage, and according to Arthu.
Warde, advance man for the company
who was in the city several days ago
Mrs. Polhill has made a wonderful
success
A large number 0f her Macon
friends viii no doubt be on hand at
the Grand tomorrow night to witness
FER FIRST appearance in her home
town. After the performance Mrs
y l. Martin is going to entertain at
a reception for the entire Warde
company
phlathea Glass Organized.
4 Philathea class was organized
by he members of the North End
mission last Thursday night rhe
officers elected were Miss Ethel
Brown, president, and Miss Opheha
Kicks. vice president and secretary.
Dancing Glass Recognized.
With the assistance of Miss Alma .
Wright, Miss Maude Nightingale will
open her dancing class on Saturday .
afternoon, Nov. 3, at the residence of
Judge Courtland Symmes. on Hanover !
Square.
Social Items.
Miss Bertha Baker is spending a
few days in the city.
I Mrs. Willard Reese is spending
some time in Atlanta.
!, Mrs > y. Wright has as her guest
Miss Ruth Foster. of Savannah.
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IS Mrs. w. II. Bowen has returned aft
or spending some time at Alexander.
Miss.
Mrs. o. w. Taylor is spending a
few days in Macon the CUES; OF ell
atlves.
''te Friday Morning Reading club
will meet this week with Ms. {. ID.
Thomas.
Master Il. b. Gonto is quite i'll with
veor. 20 the regret " 1is 'I'h.
f,;sLds.
Mrs. S. w. Decker continues quite
I'll. to the serious regret of hel
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. d. Watson Winn, o
ST. Simon, are spending a few day
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huger will a.
Ale in a few weeks 10 spend III
w,u,sr here
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Mrs. T. j. Mccall will return
Friday. after pleasant visit to re
atiyes in Fitzgerald.
y e
Mrs. f. II. Mallard has returne
after spending several weeks In a
1anta and Townsville.
Miss Maud Elliott leaves in re