Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-20
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The Elks' club rooms have become
a very popular social center and
each week witnesses some delight
ful event there. The younger MEM
beers OF the herd are most active In
these functions, but older ones are
not lacking who are on hand regu-
larry and add 10 the pleasures ~
each occasion. The event OF the
past week was a hop given Monday
evening complimentary % Miss
Chnille Margaret Jones OF Houston,
who was the guest Of Miss Nellie
Smith. Delightful music was sup
piled by the Bryan orchestra Of
eight pieces. B he Elks' lodge room
proper. roomy and with a splendid
floor, always cool and INVITING, Il the
most delightful place for dancing
the Bryan young people have ever
had. On this occasion everything
was favorable and n most cOngenial
company present The personnel Of
the party was as follows: Misses
Jones of Houston, Smith, Keeling,
Monte Adams, McConuicO, Hattie
McCOnnico, Henrie Wilson, Myers,
FOote; Messrs O. r.. Saunders, Bob
Harrison. Will Saunders, Smith,
Coulter, Oliver, Stevens, Whit Dore-
mus, o. A. Hardy, Giraud Of Hous-
ton, beware Of Ardmore, Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. X. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pryor, Mr.. and Mrs. II. g..
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Boyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mes
danes j. A. Mcqueen, Geo. w.
Smith, NJ. w. Sims, Tyler Haswell,
John b. Hines.
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The West End Social club held a
delightful meeting with the presi-
dent Friday afternoon. Progressive
finch was the game INDUCED and
after a lively contest the prize, a
pretty burnt wood PLAGUE of Tenny-
son, was awarded TO Mrs. A. McKen-
zle. Chicken salad, olives and lee
tea with pineapple chunks was
served. The club meets Friday af-
ternoon, Oct. 2, with Mrs. r. j.
Fountain. The members are Mes
danes Jno. NJ. Lawrence, q. NJ.
Brandon, X. T Boyle, T.. J. Butler,
f. r. Fielder, w. G. Fountain, +. ].
Fountain, ID. &. DeMarct, Seth
Mooring, w. ID. Lawrence, J. W.
Doremus, j. A. Mcqueen. A. Me
Mckenzie, NJ. w. Sims Jr., w. III
Oliver. Y. :. Tilson, Sam NJ. Win
tiers. Nearly all the members were
present at the meeting, and Mrs. +,
NJ. Hall Of Austin and Mrs. JnO. Il.
Hines Of Wesson, Miss, were guests.
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Miss Jones OF Houston was the
honoree Of a delightful finch party
Wednesday evening at the pretty
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs j. A. Nc.
Queen. In addition 10 the pleasures
OF the game, no end OF fun wac
created by iniation work In the
Womans Rights Society" Tn,
candidates were Miss Jones anC
Messrs. Hardy and Harrison. The
latter IN said TO have carried of tn,
honors. At n proper time the com
pany was RECALLED with cream and
cake. In attendance were, Missei
Jones, Smith, Marie Adams, Keel
ing. Foote; Messrs. Saunders, Oliver
Harrison. Hardy, Smith, Howell
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcqueen.
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Misses Weeden OF Bethel enteI
tanned numerous friends at a ioll,
party Friday night at the hospitabl
. home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
. j. II. Weeden. Fully one hundre
guests were present from the su
rounding country and from town an
games, music and conversation mad
, up delightful evening for all. IL
, cream and cake were served.
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{ About twenty ladies assembled q
the Elks' club rooms Thursday a
ternoon and spent several houl
= most pleasantly playing finch. \
: movement was made towards the @
ganization OF finch club.
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Mrs. Clid A. Adams, president
the Chatting Dish Club has GALE
n the first meeting OF the club 10
4 held with Mrs. Ed Hall at $3.50 p. I
10 next Tuesday.