Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-17

f-ierds from Philadelphia. New York
And nrUsr cities. Tie wedding cefe-
mary va witnessed ID three hun
dred invited guests and followed by
a brilliant reception at the brides
bone. After % ying glowing tribute
o. fle bride the Ph1eniKTille kepub-
iiean .ays. Capt. jenkins y an
f1gli.Iman by birth, having been
b1rn ll London England. bat very
early b. lif@ came O. the United
state. ans bis parents have resided
IL Texas ever since. lie ~ a born
soldier. n.s father being veteran ~
rle trImatl uar nl1 others % his
ancestors have been military men a.
well. he b. stationed az Fort N. q.
Wright. 40 Ftslrrs Island. New
YORK. aud there De- met the charm
Ing Young lady Whu has become bis
bride be b. extremely popular
among lls feiiOE Yfiicrrs. he b. q
graduate 0f tle United states Ar
ullery school at Fort Monroe. Va"
TIE Pllndelpla Press publishes
Zine halitlns pictures ~ Capt. Jel-
aims aud bride.
There have been several very
pleasant affairs during the past week
aerk Dol l0ror ol SIR :. j. BAN 81
Houston. % su--t iu tlr home uf Sir.
and SIR. Milton Parker. Some
proved mgre eril Fah,e than the card
aarry given leF oU Thursday after
lu.l .g MesdaI-- Carr, oliver aud
Ill-Ul Tie afternoon was perfect
alI aflf o'clock stream 1f rE-
rlefalE guests entered &c Parker
nome tJ D- mes most cordially by
Me.lame- Carr. Oliver, TiisOu and
Balm. lu fhe library Miss Adah Polk
uf Hampstead served delicious punch
from "a most beautiful punch. bowl
embedded u Ted roses. 3 string
band added iff sweet sound o. fle
brilliant SCENE during the entire
Afternoon. TIE game Was the al
aays popular -iX hundred euchre, /
seven tables being made up. Attic !
s.l-. UI eight gaines Nrs. Capps NJ /
i5eueliy Vas tie lucky Que Tor the /
lr-t prize. "a car Elf-s olive dish pre- /
seated f1 beg Jy MI-- NOME Adams I
u l-r lovely uaE Mrs. Hl-Wrll I
.rae.ll.Ir declared SITS. 20. ~. Sims. {
lr. tI. .lly lYle laEl winner ll fle 1
.IUm and handed t1 her an olive /
.rH1l. Mrs. avery 20 College scored I
Uu aud accepted from Miss Polk the ,
.Iag pipe tI-I Wirl ribbons. Tue
afternoon Uus uue 90 pleasure 90 all.
lUr guests present numbered eighty. /
.t.rI hopping 600 during fhe after
...u who Ild U1t take a hand 90
1rI-. 3 6O.ciock lunch wa served 4
slIcl consisted 90 pressed chicken.
lear jelly. olives lettuce. sand
slcla- auu iced Tea.
Mr-. r. =. Pryors card party 01
saturday afternoon. Iu honor Jf Mrs.
laE Perry 20 LuiluE was one of /
.r pleasant events 90 the week.
lr.. Fryurs guests were NOT asked
ID meet "a stranger. since Mrs. Perry
a- been a leliZlfiui visitor 90 Bryan
.geul times. au4 her friend. we're
lad t0 have Der among them again.
The game NJ -'L-haud euchre wac
ulslaliy interesting, aud wns
.ayed until seven games were CONE
bel game. aud AZ the conclusion DE-
eiJus orange ice aud cake.
The first prize, a handsome en-
'Oidered cola pillow. was won by
~. J. A. McQueen, who also be-
ime p0ssess0r Of the l0ne-hand |
'ize. Is cut glass vase.
TIE guest priz., q beautiful candle
ick. VAS pr--s 1ted o. Mrs. Perry
I Mrs. ". "a. Oliver.
Mrs.. Pryor WA- assisted in receiv-
< ler guests by Mesdames Perry,
liver, hasweil. Burger aud shelly.
Ir other guests were Mesdames
iT. Mcqueen Balm. 1ils0u. Bran
.u Mcluuis. Mluring. a.. =. Parker,
ilk-rsou. Boyle, r.. }. Fountain,
.llders. Gordon. Hines, Clarke. 4.
Lawrence. Misses Polk. Adams,
ceiling Rhodes Pevsriy Mclnnis
10 Jones.
There i- no one more popular with
FL sewing Club fhIu Mrs. T.. j
.uutaIu. and Iu remembrance uf :
. many eUlrfssies received FROM
m Mr-. Fountain entertained tls
40. uIr. other friends. on IufsIHg s