Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29


lection. The passages were Well
given. and quarrel scene between
Anthony and Caesar In Anthony
and Cleopatra" given by Mrs Has
well and Mrs. Buchanan, deserve
more than passing notice. Mrs.
Dtnsby gave "a good reading from
Richard Ill. With the table talk
on Dore. led by Miss Boatwright,
the lesson was brought 20 % close
The secretary announced the next
m citing 10 be- with Mrs. Wlthers
and the club adjourned.
The Bachelor Girls Club met
"Wednesday with the Misses Pitts AZ
the home of Mrs. Garth. The bright
afternoon sunshine helped % light
the way through The Forest Of
Arden" an interesting contest pre-
pared for the club by Mrs. Garth.
Miss Lucy Wilson went through very
successfully aud came out the poses
sor OF "A beautiful fan, which was
presented by Miss Pitts. The young
ladies were houored with the pres
ence OF Mrs. Crawford of Wisconsin,
sister of Mrs. Garth. Delicious cream
and waters were served, after which
the club adjourned, very grateful To
Mrs. Garth for an afternoon spent
most pleasantly.
Visitors present were: Mrs. Craw-
ford, Mrs. True Of Calvert; Mrs.
Garth, Miss Tabor Of Houston; Miss
Fletcher, Miss Cavitt, Miss sadie
Cayitt, Miss Sims, Miss Lucy VIII
son, Miss Bate, Miss kendrick,
Miss Parks, Miss Fannie Pitts, Miss
Roberts.
At the meeting Of the Mutual I'm
prOvement Club with Mrs. II. II
Bate on Wednesday afternoon the
subject OF the Women Writer'S OF
the South proved very interesting.
We Of the south do not realize how
rich we are in literature until we be-
gin the study OF our own writer's. IL
is surprising, too, how great "A part,
both In quantity aud quality, has
been contributed by women. FROM
the large number Of those who have
attained fame the following were
selected for discussions: Margaret J
Preston, Marion Harland, Augusta
Evans Wilson, Amelia Riyes, Grace
King, Charles tgbert Craddock, aud
Helen Hunt Jackson. The question
Of co-education elected great inter
est and brought out many expires
sious pro aud con. After table talk
on Alexander and Whistler by Mes
DANES Francis aud Banks, the club
adjourned.
The Chatting Dish Club met with .
Mrs Fred Pryor Friday and in addi- .
tiOu 90 the members present there
were % number of charming visitors. I.
A contest called "A Literary RO- |
nance was introduced, boz which /
Mrs. G.. 5. Parker was the victor.
Mrs Parker presented the prize, a !
pretty Gibson picture, 30 Mrs. Cotton I
OF Illinois, guest OF Mrs. G.. NJ. Bran !
don. The consolation prize was /
20 Mrs Il. 4. Boyle. Mrs
Pryor and Mrs. Gordon presided over |
the Chatiug Dish and served chicken |
crUquHts, pens, biscuit, aud Ice tea. |
Mrs Geo. ". Winter sang 20 benuti- .
iul solo. The u.-fs were MDsdBmcs /
Cotton, Brandon. O.. S. Parker. I'll.
son. John VI. Lawrence, Burger. n. !
g.. Rhodes, Hudson, Geo. w. Winter,
sam NJ. Winters, 4. j. buchanan,
Maggie. Tho club will meet with
Mrs. Gordon next
a ~ IL
Those having 30 iu charge have
spared neither expense nor pains to
render the entertainment 40 the !
opera house billed for Tuesday,
March 3lst, % treat to those who will !
attend, Some of tbo best talent In |
the city -histriuuic and musical !
will be- lu evidence. and the 20 cents |
paid for admission will Doe money |
well invested. III. marriage Of Miss |
10 Breton and the Duke Of Chud- |
leigh will bo most interesting fea- /
turo. Scenes from Classic lOro, tab. |
loauX, popular usic-iustrumontal |
and yocal-will afford pleasing vari.
ETY.. The public is earnestly re-
quested 10 patronizo this church |
benefit.
Monday afternoon from four until |
six Mrs. John ~. Henderson, Mrs.