The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-16
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HOME.
Home is a place to lay ones head,
A quiet room and a simple bed,
And the God of Comfort overhead.
a place of peace and a place of rest
With coy corner for friend or guest
And love and hope in the human
breast.
For, be it palace or be IL COZ
There is not home where love is not
And where Gods mercies are forgot
Tie patient heart home viii fnI
Where'er it dWells among mankind
Remembering, too, the ties that ind
hours
TIE tender thought OF vines and
flowers
That bloom and Irvine in homes cad
bowers.
. world, how lonely wouldst thou be
But for the gentle minis ~
OF sweet home neGIts hat dwell in
thee.
Sweet hearts that take the strang-
er in,
That pity those in want and sin,
And strive for good their world to win
Some day the universe will lie
A glorious home for all who see
Tee Lord in loves eternity.
Bessie Bland.
Mrs. Morgan Entertans.
Miss Carolyn Atkinson was tie
charming guest of honor at a delight
tul card party Friday afternoon,
given by Mrs. J. ~ Morgan, at her
beautiful home on Union street.
Several games Of bridge were play
I'D during the afternoon, the tally
cards being miniature suit cases,
packed with candy, attached to a tag
inscribed The Newlyweds, Waldorf
unique and attractive.
During the afternoon delicious
salad and sweet course was served
by Miss Helen Montgomery and Miss
Fannie Thomas, the graceful assist
ants of the hostess.
Besides being the recipient of the
guest prize, lovely piece of hand
embroidered lingerie, the bride elect
also won the second prize, an exquis-
lite fan, Miss Buck, of Triton, hay
ing been the lucky winner of the
first, beautiful pair of pink silk
hose, while Miss May Stiles cut the
consolation, an attractively bound lit
tie booklet of chafingdish receipts.
The participants of this most de-
lightful affair were Mrs. Chilean,
Mrs. l.. G. Harris, Mrs. Spencer At
kinson, Mrs. Eugene O'Connor, Misses
Carolyn and Annie Dean Atkin-
son, Dorothy Burford, Catherine and
May Stiles, Ethel Mason, Stella Tor
ras, Maude Elliott, Mary V. Harrison,
Ethel Buck, Julia and Leah Brown
Marie Nightingale
So
reception for Miss Atkinson.
most beautiful reception was
'siven yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
N. b. Harrison and Miss Mary V.
Harrison, complimentary to Miss
Carolyn Atkinson. The beautiful gar
lands of pink coral vine. together
with the other decorations of BAN
BOO, ferns, palms and pink carnations
Were most effective and beautiful.
I'm the parlor the guests We're re-
ceived by Mrs. Harrison, wearing a
handsome costume of gray marquis
cite over silk, also by Miss Carolyn
Atkinson. who was beautiful in an eX-
quisite gown of lavender silk with
Sarniture of pearls, who was also as
sisted by Mrs. u. ID. Atkinson in a
lovely gown of blue messaline satin.
with Miss Mary V. Harrison. who
was most attractively attired in
white lingerie, while beside her was
Miss Ethel Buck, of Triton. whose
costume of light blue voile over pink
silk was most exquisite
daintily served to pink ice cream.
heart-shaped cakes and bonbons of
the same color by Misses Leah
Brown, Alma Wright and Katherine
Stiles, while in corner was most
attractively arranged beautiful
punch bowl over which Miss Ara
bella Wright presided most grace
fully. The table was most artistic.
having in the center a beautiful
bunch of pink carnations and ferns.
the other ornaments being silver can
die sticks containing candles With
dainty silver and pink shades.
\ most attractive punch bowl
adorned with pink coral vine and
grapes was also arranged in the Ii
brary, where Miss Dorothy Burford
served most gracefully.
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Pleasant Surprise Party.
Miss Helen Montgomery was given
a most deligatful surprise party on
Friday night at her home on Halifax