The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-10


But grief frings often laughter,
And love, ali. love brings tears.
| and both leave ever after
! TIER blessings Oh the years:
| So ]. dear heart, would sue for you,
| A minSiug Of the two for you
That grief may lend i;s calm to you
| For grief brings often laughter
/ AND love brings often tears.
Annie Johnson Grim,
Meeting This Afternoon.
! ~ $3.50 o'clock this afternoon there
! will ,e an important meeting OF Cir
! Gle NO z. Of tie Methodist church, q
| the residence of Mrs w. A. SchOe-
pei
! Circle A, Of ST. Marks Church
Mrs. J. S. Wright i7ag again
cd the leadership Of Circle A, c
! chapter of aid OF st. Marks church,
much to the pleasure Of its members.
as it was a great regret to them when
s'e resigned her position several
months ago on account of the critical
! Illness of Mr.. Wright During her All
seDce Mrs. John Young was requested
+ 10 be her successor she having read
! by assumed the responsibilities of her
| predecessor, and who, by her untiring
and unselfsh labors which are east
I ~ testified by the wonderful amount
! Of work accomplished during her
frief term of Office won the absolute
confidence and approval OF the mem
! bers
/ The circle has been most successful
| in its w0rn and undertakings under
I hoe supervision of Mrs. Wright, and it
I is to be complimented for being able
I 70 AGAIN secure her services in tie
tuture,
/ Play to Be Given This Month.
Plans for the play which will be CIV
I en- sometime during the third week of
/ this month, under the auspices Of the
Chapter of Mercy OF st. Marks
! church, are maturing: the rehersa.s
are increasing in enthusiasm and at
! tractiyeness, and great interest is be-
ing manifested In its development. The
company, composed OF an all-star cast,
is possessed with remarkable dramat-
ic ability, whose appearance in pre?i-
Gus projections has been the object
Of much applause, and whose theat:i-
cal experience and infaiiible success
in the past have won for them such
favorable comment As their perform
anCes ara always humoro uR and witty.
and conducive of much laughter and
amusement. this one, particularly, IS
uro sing much interest and enthust-
assn among the general public, who
are anticipating it's presentation.
Social ITEMS.
Mrs. Allan G. Ramsay, whe is pleas !
antly remembered here as Miss
Holmes Klasing. arrived last night to
spend some time with Mrs. George
W. Harper.
Mrs. Lee Gordon is able to be cut
again. after q severe attach Of grippe, !
to the pleasure OF her frfeads.
~ ~
Miss Mae Warner arrives tonight |
flom Atlanta, to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. r. A. Garter
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Do not forget about the concert u
be given on Thursday evening at the
Grand by the members OF tAo D. A. X.
chapter, for Il most attractive program
has been arranged, which will be In
terspersed with several especially Sc
lected moving pictures and the oc-
casion promises TO be Insgt seaigat-
full one.
The Entries Nous club win meet on
Thursday afternoon win Miss Rather
Inc Stiles.
After spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Par
ker. Mr.. viii Parker has returned 70
Savannah 10 resume HE cosree at
business college there.
Mre. Charles Wylly has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Frank Screven'
In Savannah
TIE Bridge Eight had u very oe~
lightful meeting yesterday afterucoa
with Mrs Harry Dnnwody.
y -
Miss Irene King will return to1ror-
row to her home in Savannah, after
n delightful visit to Miss Annie Dean
Atkinson.
The friends OF Mrs. james Poetei'.
OF st. Simon, will be grieved to learn
that her condition stu continues Sc
rious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Dickinson arrtv-
ed on Sunday and are the suests o.
Mrs. L. c. Marlin.
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