Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-22

1 the club and other ladies OF Bryan
and College. TO the number OF seven
ty-five, was u brilliant aud thorough
~ enjoyable function. In which no
detail was omitted that tact and
taorghtfulness or good taste APP
prove. The beauty OF the rooms was
heightened by the arrangement Of
floral decorations. American beauty
roses lent the charm Of color and
perfume 10 the reception hall; the
front parlor revealed upon mantel
and cabinet exquisite maiden hair
fern and laFrance roses; the draw
ing room was brilliant with white
aud yellow chrysanthemums, and
In the dining room were lovely
marechalneil roses.
Receiving parties greeted the
guests In all the rooms. Mrs. Bran
don called into the receiving line in
the reception hall Mesdames Seth
Mooring, Frank Clarke and G, n.
Williamson; la the drawing room
we're Mesdames M. w. Sims. Sr., l..
l.. McInnis aud W. ). Howell; in
the front parlor Mesdames ID &. De-
Maret, Tyler Haswell and Miss Full
kerson. In the dining room the
ladies were greeted by Mesdames 4.
X. Lawrence and J. A. Mcqueen anu
served with black coffee. From the
dining room the guests repaired to
the front parlor and received the
beautiful score cards, hand painted
with n finch hand Ia white and gold
held with ribbons Of the same colors.
The contest was sharp and facina-
ting, and bainty bon-bons were
served during the games, affording
what might be termed palatable
diversion.
Later In the dining room, cream
was served. artistically frozen in the
70 IN OF chrysanthemum. with
angelfood cake. The covers were
adorned with white and yellow chry-
santhemums.
The J. w. Howell handsome resi-
dence in East Bryan was the scene
Friday evening Of another one of
those functions which, since the
debut OF the daughter of this
hospitable home, have been frequent
and by those fortunate ones COM
prising Miss Howell's list OF friends,
pronounced delightfully."- charming Ia
every detail from the cOrc.al W., l.
come at .be entrance TO the last good
bye. Dbonoree Of this pleasant
s.arty Miss Edna Foster OF
- Bryan and College
w. 20 remem-
-when. a.
lent, she
the many
Personality
- honor To her
Jwn rsS,3 as for that
n yonng hod in' The rooms.
Va beautiful n 5 the artistic
n pgement Of had Hue furniture.
wei by the tastets distribution oi
utNbwers, rendered even more so.
In the reception hall, drawing room
and library great vhses OF gloriously
tlnled giant NUNS" yellow, SNOWY
white, pink and bronze, reared ilfeir
stately heads as n conscsctfs OF their
beauty. the mantels holding n few
handsome LaFranee roses that "sur-
vived the fall" The popular game
Of finch gave place on this occasion
70 the more recent and more fun pro-
yoking and exciting game of Panic.
At IA late hour n dainty bite" con-
sisting Of chicken salad with mayon-
naise dressing, cheese sticks, olives,
sailed almonds and nut sandwiches
proved most welcome.
-
Miss Sallie johnson was hostess h
the bachelor Girls Club" Wednss-
day afternoon from three 20 five, aud
in spite OF tho cold weather every
club member, who il In the city, was
present with one exception, aud all
agreed with one accord that il was
one of the most delightful meetings
of the season
Five tables were arranged for finch
and six games were played. when
the bell was rung Miss Henry Viii
sou had scored the highest, having
won all six gaines. She was present
ed with pack of finch cards. The
guest prize, "A handsome box OF sta
tionary, went 10 NJ IS Elizabeth
Weedeu. aud the "booby," large
stick Of candy, TO Miss Mabel Robin
son.
At the close OF the games Miss
Johnson, assisted by her mother,
served her guests with delicious
chicken salad. olives, pickles, cheese
straws, crackers salted almonds aud
"A cup OF hot chocolate. Miss John
sons guests included, besides the