The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09
A SONG FOR CHRISTMAS.

IN uflSlL ana uHuimIneu ray,
Gather in We golden urn
Ashes of old hopes grey
Bring holly-oh red and green
Mistletoe's mystical spray
Mingle their magical sheen
This bright Christmas day.
Oh, chime ye far tells, chime,
Ye golden melodies
Attuned to spires sublime
In blending symphonies
Bring happy hearts and smiles,
All sorrow HE away
Joy-1ame the rosy miles
This merry Christmas day.
Exchange.
ITALIAN Club Entertained.
TIE ITALIAN club was entertained
very delifattglly yesterday after
noon by Mrs. r @. Fleming, Jr
The rooms III which the tables
were arranged were most attractive
with the addition OF flowers and
ferns, and the guests INDUCED IN
many most enjoyable games OF
bridge during the afternoon, which
were followed by delicious refresh
ments, served by the gracious host
ess of the occasion. The handsome
prizes were won by Mrs. A. J. Nit
chelson and Mrs. J. W. Thomas
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Popular Fiction.
Among the most popular looks
now at7the library are the following:
'Imposter" by John Reed Scott
Max" by Katherine Cecil Thurston
Mistress of Shenstone," by Florence
Barclay; The Girl of the Timber
lost" by Gene Stratton Poster, be-
sides ii volumes of The Science of
Railways" presented by Mr.. Shaver.
Social itetrns.
Miss Ethel Conoley has returned
from visit to friends In Atlanta.
Misses Havannah and Louie Null
Inns arrived on Wednesday from Co
lumbus, to spend the winter with
their niece, Mrs. w. c. Aimes
DIR. and Mrs. ]. p Harrell have
arrived from Athens to be the guests
cof Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Atkins for
some time before going to house
keeping In the residence on Egmont
street formerly occupied by Mr.. Con-
stance Miller.
Miss Leah Brown did not enter
tain the Entries Nous club last night
on account of the sad death of little
Margaret Atkinson, she having POST
poned the meeting until Saturday
evening.
Nj and Mrs, n. b. Harrison have
as their guest Mr. Sam Mcdonald. of
Darien.
Mrs. william Nightingale, ST., will
leave on Monday TO spend sonle
time with her daughter, Mrs. ]. Nj
Rhett, in New York.
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Mrs. w. II. Wood has returned
after a delightful visit TO friends in
Fernandina and St. Marys.
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Mrs. ]. b. Abrams, expects to leave
next week to visit relatives al
Greencove Springs. Fla, TO- few
days.
The Six-Hand Euchre club, which
was to have met tomorrow afternoo'
with Mrs. r. r. Hopkins, has beer
postponed until Saturday afternoon.
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Miss Dorothy Stiles, of Malone
and Miss Katherine Stiles, of Bruins
wick, are guests of Mrs. Frank Il
Screven. Savannah Press.
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Miss Pearl Wilson is expected t
arrive next week from St. Marys 1
spend some time with Miss Heller
Thornton.
Miss Ruth Atkins. who has been al
tending Lucy Coot institute, at AL
ems, Ga, returned to the city OF
Wednesday TO spend several week
with her parents.
Mrs. Washington Dessau will r.
turn to her home in Macon on Frida
after a pleasant visit to her daugi
ter, Mrs. T. ]. Mccall.
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The friends Of Miss Annie O'Coi
nor will be grieved to learn that 81
continues very i'll In Atlanta, wher
she has been for the past severe
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Hall have T
turned to their home in Milledgevill
after a visit of few days to Mrs.
F. Smith.
Miss Josie Smith will resume St
duties as teacher on Monday, De
IL. as she will reopen her school Q
that date.