Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-15
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~ and Club Matters

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Miss Elma Hsrbers entertained
the Bachelor Girfs" aud "A New
friends with progressive finch, We'd
nssday afternoon t.f ..... 10
The pretty score cards used were
green and pink, decorated with n
pen and ink sketch OF an American
girl aud the heads Of men were used
10 keep score with. At the close OF
seven unusually spirited games, the
hostess rang the bell and announced
that Miss Lynn Crudgington still
held the rabbits foot. land had sue
ceeded in getting seven men on her
card. She was presented with n
beautiful little handkerchief. Miss
Lucy BdA'd was awarded the BOBBY,
small bottle OF catsup, tied with
ribbons and labelled-"Catch up
After the presentation of prizes n
most delicious Mexical lunch was
served consisting of chilli con csrni,
beans, tamales. crackers aud coffee.
Miss Harbers guests besides the club
members were, Misses Harvey Of
Hampstead, Griffin, Cora Griffin,
Roberto Myers and Mrs. ). {. VIII
liams.
At fiye o'cloc K the club adjourned,
after assuring Miss Harbers of the
perfect success of her meeting, and
eXpresl ing their many thanks To her
for n iost delightful afternoon.
Miss lSallie Johnson entertains the
club next Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
Is.
On account Of the pecan hunt on
the Saturday previous, the day for
club study, ST. Ursula's Reading
Cluhwas postponed until Wednes-
day, November III. The appointed
hour found the young ladies assem-
bled In the Library where they were
called 10 order by the president. Roll
call was answered with quotations
from Longtellow, after which Miss
Gibson gave carefully prepared
sketch of the poets life. Discussion
OF current events then followed.
Especially interesting was Miss
Pickett's talk on the Catholic actors
of the day, foremost among them be-
ing our own Mary Of whom every
American loves to boast. Miss Van
WOrmer's paper GA The Books of the
Day followed by reading OF Mabie's
Literary Talks from the October
Ladies Home Journal contained "A
world OF good, solid advice, the fol-
lowing OF which would prove most
beneficial 10 those afflicted with the
desire Ito read the latest things out.
No further business the Club adj
journed after deciding upon It's work
FOR Monday, Nov. 10.
FANNIE FOUNTAIN, Sec
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The West End Club met with Mrs.
+. r.. Fielder Friday afternoon and
nioyed "A lively contest at finch.
and cut flowers In abuud-
ance added to the appointments OF
the rooms, and twenty-five ladies
were present TO participate In the
games. The score cards were club
shaped white cards with the design
Of hand holding five finch cards-a
A pretty couceit appropriate TO the
game, Palatable refreshments were
served, including apple
salad with mayOnnaise dressing
served In apple shells, salted al
monds and pecans, olives, Saratoga
fiakes, club-shaped cheese sand
wiches aud ice tea. The guests, ex-
elusive of the club members. were
Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. X. NJ. Gordon,
Misses Foote, Smith, Hettie Smith.
The Club meets next with Mrs. VIC.
Fountain.
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4 number of bright young miuses
" this city have formed u new clab,
Entire Nous, which promises 10 give
them much pleasure. They effected
organization Friday afternoon at the
home of Miss Mae Hobgood, who
was elected president. The other
officers are Miss Judy McConnico,
fiee-president; Miss Vivian James,
secretary; Miss Hattie Ray Harbers,
treasurer. Other members are Miss
"a Alma Robinson, Olive Goodwin, |
rydfil Richards. Mamie Stevens, !
Ellis Pittmau, Hattie Lou Hudson.
Ruby James, Bessie Buchanan. The |
Tub meets Friday afternoons 10 play |
stock Exchange. The |
irst regular meeting will be held |
With Miss Bessie Buchanan.
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The Shakespeare Club met with |
Mrs. V. Is. Hudson Thursday after
room and spent u highly profitable
lime with the study Of Scene III of
act | ! and the first part OF Scene /
Act III. Mrs. Pryor read an excel
ent paper on ambition; Caesar
Compared 10 Macbeth" Roll call |
vas answered by quotations and the
Tub INDUCED In "a speculative discus.
ion Of the probable reason why there
ire only two feminine characters in
Caesar, deciding IL Is because II Is
political drama. The club meets
text with Miss Jennie Howell.
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Mrs. w. ". oliver entertained the
sewing Circle Tuesday, her pretty
,nuNa befutr hrfwbffuaI with FRAGRANT |