Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-03

Kinney, Messrs. Oliver, Smith, Rob-
erts, Coulter, Wilson, Scott, Farley.
These guests were served with cake
and cream. During the entire re-
ception lis guests were received.
The Mutual Improvement Club
met with Mrs. NJ. W. Sims on Fri
day afternoon. the regular Wednes-
day meeting having been postponed
on account of the Indictment weather.
This being the last meeting before
the election OF officers, there was "a
great deal of business 20 be consider
ed and the greater part OF the time
was given 10 that. The constitution
with the changes that have been
made during the year Incorporated
was read and approved. The club
has decided 10 have tor table talk
next year the study of "The Mer-
chant OF Venice, and Mrs. Brandon
very generously pres nted TO the
club the questions on the play made
out by Miss Friend. A vote of thanks
was rendered Mrs. Brandon for the
kindness. Mrs. Harrison spoke Ia "A
very entertaining way ON the MIN
istry Of Kindness - Newspaper
Their Use ana Abuse" was the sub
ject for discussion and proved very
interesting To each member. Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Brandon led table
talk on Enid Nandell and Cecilia
BeauX. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Mclnnis and the an
nual election OF officers will take
place.
Mrs. T. X. Lawrence was hostess
20 the Sewing Club Thursday morn
ing from ten 10 twelve, and most
enjoyable meeting was enjoyed.
This little club of only twelve fnam-
bers give themselves and their time
over entirely TO pleasure and II l.
thereby most popular club. On
this occasion the thoughtful little
hostess had provided "A card table
for those who desired TO pass an hour
that way. This table was placed In
the library, while in the parlor those
intent upon their fancy work passed
profitable time. At eleven o'clock
I Mrs. Lawrence served delicious
salad on lettuce leaves together with
olive sandwiches aud iced tea. and
at twelve o'clock the guests said
I goodbye and thanked their hostess
Tor "a most pleasant time. Those
/ present We're Mesdames Tilson. En-
glish, Clarke, Hines. Smith, Dallas I;
| Butler, Pryor, Adams, Fountain, g..
; Parker oliver. Carnes, Lawrence,
/ Misses Adams Hearne. Doremns
l Grinnan, Terrell: Coulter, Smith.
Cole, Keeling, Rutherford. Austin (;
/ Poverty and Cavitt.
s--
Mr. and Mrs +. a Canns euto-.
tanned at their home. Scales Ranch
Beuchley, n most delightful house
party the past week. consisting OF
Mrs. Matte Gin and Miss Ethel Gill
of Arlin StOn. Miss Lois Eldridge Of
. Midland, Mrs Sue Barnes of Waco,
Nr. and Mrs. Floy Dausby aud Mrs.
Il. II. Scale.
The many pleasures planned by
this ideal host aud hostess were en-
tered into with enthusiasm. from pic
nicing, fishing. hunting. riding and
driving 10 the gathering Of the wild
flowers. which az this season form a
veritable oriental carpet over these
vast acres. and finally 30 hiving a
swarm Of italian bees an escaped
detachment from Mrs Scales apiary
at which delicate task Messrs. Caps
and Dausby, we'll armoured IA bis
straw hats volumlnously draped ir
, tarleton, proved themselves experts
Mrs. Gill. Miss Gill and Miss Fl
d bridge returned % Arlington Tues
day accompanied by Mrs. Capps.
The Women's Reading Club helC
It's regular meeting with Miss Sallis
7 Johnson Tuesday afternoon. The
. business session was consumed in r.
! modelling the constitution. The les
e son ON George Gable and Maurice
% Thompson finished the course a
i study for this club year. There wa
, an interesting talk on Gable by club
% Mrs. Hudson read paper ~
I"Cable Study 81 Creole Character.
Y showing that though be makes th'
a most Of this peculiar Southern lif
j. that be- deals with higher subject
4 than those of taste. Miss Willsol
I read a most interesting paper OF
y Maurice Thompson, his characte
+ and versatility OF his works. a read
T. ing. my Winter Garden, by Mrs
. Taliaferro was omitted. she boinI
absent. The table talk on Raphael
q finished me lesson.
;. There will ho am election of officer
a the following Tuesday when IN
d club will meet with Mrs. Raysor.
nj Mrs, Howard Neng Lauham wa
- M home April ., complimentary Z
20 her guests. Misses Humphreys q
90 Waco and Lanham ~ Austin. Not
l. withstandiug the threatouin
,r weather many friends from Bryn
q and College gathered In the hospi
h able home. which was beautiful
II decorated for the occasion, the cole
Is scheme being green aud white IN Oh
n parlOr, red In the library, while Nh
r dining room was lovely In pink. Ate
l. an hour Of merry conversation th
~ visitors were served with delciou
N Refreshments. Mrs. Lanham wa
n assisted In receiving by Mrs. &. =
70 Adams and Miss TeonOra Adams q
III Bryan. Mesdames Gibbs South, Ha
l. risou and Neibert Of College.