The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-06
SPRING MAGIC.

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SPRING MAGIC.
Babbllng brooks and dapped dell;
Daisies dreaming;
Fairies ring the first blue.bell;
And through the fragrant fields OF
corn
Haste the rosy feet of morn
with dew drops cleaning.
fair maid signing
A garden where the blue sea flows;
Nearby brown thrush sings.
Her heart a lutte of golden carollings,
Love comes a.trying,
Cherry bloom and marigold;
A lone dove calling;
Through all the wood an old. old tale
is told;
Murmurs each stream
j., magic dream;
The silver rain 10 falling.
John Jordan Douglass
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Mrs. ]. C. Stiles entertains this
afternoon with two tables of bridge.
90
Miss Elma Stiles IL spending a
couple Of days with Miss Ruth Aiken
at MI. Pleasant
90
Miss Mary billiard leaves today for
her home In Washington. Ga, after
visit to Miss Leah Brown,
Miss Gladys Mcl<innon leaves Tues,
day night for New Orleans TO attend
the Mardi Gras festivities.
90
Mrs. Edgar Wilson and young son,
OF Macon, arrived yesterday for a
visit TO MIR and Mrs. j. s. Wright.
90
Misses Katherine Stiles and May
Wright leave next week for visit
TO Miss Ruth Chapman in Savannah.
90
Mrs. r. Il. Sherman and Mrs Royce
Royal left yesterday for Cordele 10
attend the South Georgia Missionary
conference.
90
Bushman, Bryant. Washburn and
Ruth Stonehouse and others will be
seen at the Pastime today, Brew
ster's Millions Wednesday.
90
Miss Helen Hudson, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Bal.
lard for several days, leaves next
Wednesday for her home in Palmetto
90
Misses Helen and Ernestine Hargar
returned yesterday 10 their home in
Virginia after pleasant visit To Mrs
Il f. Boykin They were shown
many delightful social attentions
while in the city.
Much interest centers around the
recital TO be given at the First Meth
odisi church, under auspices of the
Epworth league which will he an
event of the near future.
The young ladies taking part viii
come from Wesleyan college at Ma.
con. and President Jenkins has prom.
Used TO send some OF the best artists
in the school. Il
The exact date of the recital will be
announced later
90
The Acacias were delightfully."- en-.
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
J. T. Colson. Crystal vases of pink
carnations used on tables and nantes
made the parlors unusually attractive
Bridge was played and the first prize
was cut by Miss Sidney Dent; the
lone hand was awarded Miss Ethel
Conoley, and the consolation went to
Mrs. Frank D. Aiken. Following the
games delicious refreshments were
served by Misses Sarah Louise Smith
and Etheline Nightengale, who assist
ed Mrs. Colson with this pleasant task
90
Mrs. Alex Rotholz was hostess TO
a large and beautiful card party yes.
terday afternoon at her home on Glou.
cester street The rooms were lovely
with quantities OF fragrant red and
white carnations. and growing plants.
There were eight tables of bridge.
and one of casino. For top score.
Mrs. Arthur Nicholson won the prize
and the consolation fell 10 Mrs. Haas.
Mrs. Raphael Borchardt won the prize
at the casino table. The color scheme
of red and white was carried out in
the refreshments. which consisted of
two delightful courses served after the
games.