The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-17
personal
AND SOCIAL
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.
THE AvIAToR's LOVE SONG.

THE AVIAToR'S LOVE SONG.
oh, fly with me Ger the dimpled sea,
Oh. fly Ger the mountain height;
My airship true but waits for you
And longs to wing its flight.
winds source,
Well dip to the summer sea:
TO the spicy isles where nature
smiles,
Oh, come and fly with me.
With loves bright chain I'll bind
each plane,
Wen ride on the passing breeze;
III trace our chart with Cupii's dart
And steer for the Pleiades.
Then come my love, the stars above
Are lending low to thee.
To the south sea isles where nature
smiles,
Oh, come and fly with me.
Exchange.
MeetiHg OF STCle &
Circle e, of ST. Marks chuycn, will
meet this afternoon at 1890 O'Clock at
the rectory; the meeting being an i'm
portant one. all members are request
ed to attend.
H'Mr. Rob" to Be Presented.
Ilx,1 Ns,N,,
the delightful amateur performance,
which has been claiming the time and
attention of the cleyerest and most
experienced dramatists of the city,
will be presented at the Grand Mon
day night, Feb. n.
AS the name implies, it is of tru-
ly humorous and witty character. and
Icing a thoroughly amusing comedy,
is arousing much enthusiasm among
the public, who are greatly anticipat-
ing its presentation.
Several clever and original special
ties will add much pleasure and enjoy.
ment to the occasion, which accord
Ing TO general criticisms, will greatly
exceed any amateur performance Civ.
en here in the past.
The following is list of the char
acters:
Phillip Rayson. Luther Allen; Rob
ert Brown, clerk for Benson & Ben
son, Mr.. G. IT. Sheldon; Jenkins, Miss
Rebecca's butler, Mr.. Richard Ever,
!, EFT; Miss Rebecca Luke, maiden lady
Miss Lucille Butts; Katherine Rogers
her neice, Miss Madeleine Downing;
Miss Marion Bryant, Katnerine's
ftiend. Mrs. Boykin; Patty. Miss Re
tecca's maid, Miss Fannie Mason.
T. u, =
rEntre Nous Entertained.
One of the most delightful social
affairs OF the week, was given last
evening by Miss Dorothy Burford
when she entertained the Entire Nous
club and several of her other friends
at her home.
The six tables for the games were
scattered about the parlor and din
ing room, where quantities of the sea
sons prettiest and most fragrant
iioNSiS were uStu tleCtlNtlN us UeCO
rations. After the many enthusiastic
games of hearts played during the
evening, refreshments were served to
the guests, who We're Misses Essie
Resent Ruth Atkins. Lucy Hill, Edd;,
Hunter, Ethel Mason, Katherine Stiles
Marie Nightingale, Winnie McKinnon
Marie Everett, Messrs. Hazel Wright
Choates, Walter Rose, Hubbard
CORTLAND Symmes. Bohn. Frank AT
kinson, Victor Abrams. Robert rio,
kins. VIII Hopkins, Jake Blanton, Joe
Lambright, Paul Morton, Poer and
Mac Burroughs.
Silver Tea to Be Given Monday.
The silver tea to be given un LEI
the auspices of the Woman's Auxil
larry TO Mission Work. having been
postponed from last Wednesday on ac
count of the difficulties in complet
ing the musical program for the even
ing, will be given on Monday even
ing at s o'clock at the residence Z,
Mrs. L. ID. Aiken Refreshments will
be served free of chargel duriIg die
evening, and a cordial and arpre cia
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