Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-28

horn commanding. several xAmes
had been planned for the pleasure OF
the guests, but the most enjoyable
was q drawing contest. Each per.
son was given slip Of paper with
the name OF some animal written on
II, and each had to draw o picture
OF the animal on q black board.
while the other guests guessed what
animals were from the sketches.
When the last person had finished
pretty and appropriate prizes were
given. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, Missss
Alma and Arrie Cole, Eima HArbers,
Lavenia McConnico and Matte
Watkins welcomed the guests IN the
hall when they arrived. Punch was
served by Misses Nellie Cole and
Mary Roman. The house was ex-
quisitely decorated, the College
colors red and white being the most
predominant. Roses, peoples. dais-
les, Iasamines and sweet peas were
the flowers used In d ecorating.
Miss Alma extended to her guests
that beautiful hospitality for which
she IL famous among her friends. A
more enjoyable hour has not bssn
chronicled during the past gay week
than was given the fortunate aus's
present. At a late hour q two course
luncheon was served, q salad course
followed with cream aud cake.
Mr.. Robt. Webb Jr., extended a
pretty compliment 20 his classmates,
the young men OF the Allen Academy
graduating class, and four cousins
Friday evening at the elegant home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mira. Robt. =.
Webb, In the form OF a six O'Clock
dinner. The attractiveness of the
dining room bespoke the thought
fulness and taste OF Mrs. Webb, who
arranged the decorations and gave
careful attention 10 every detail OF
the dinner that might contribute TO
the pleasure Of her sons guests.
Old gold and blue, the Academy
colors, were brought out In bands OF
ribbon crossing the tables and end
ing at the corner In bows. The cen.
ter piece was rockery OF ice in pyr-
amid form almost obscuring large
vase containing nasturtiums and
ferns, which also peeped from the
crystal clefts OF the pyramid aud lay
gracefully at its base. Present TO
Ajoy the collation. were Messrs.
Robt. Webb Jr., Foster Brown, 'Rea
Spell, Louie Beard, Paul Boyd, Geo.
Proctor, James Dunn, SethDeMaret,
members Of the class, and Messrs.
Law and Tom Henderson, Stuart
Boatwright and Jim James, cousins
of the host.
MENU
Bouillon
Olives Almonds
Red snapper Tartar Sauce
Chicken Salad with lemon and
Mayonnsise
Lemon Ice
Asparagus tips on toast
Creamed potatoes Tomatoes
with Msyonnaise
Cream aud cake
Coffee Cheese straws
Following the dinner MIR. Law
otiiciated ss toastmaster
md the young men INDUCED in pleas
ny sentiments as indicated by the
The Host-Seth DeMaret;
Response, RObt. Webb Jr: Our
class-Foster Brown; Our School
Rea Spell; Our Sweethearts-Stua
What Mex t?-Louie
Beard Absent Schoolmates - Jim
lanes; Bryan-Paul Boyd; Should
College Students Study? - George
Proctor: leasantries-James Dunn.
At the conclusion OF the speech
making the young men went for
lumber OF young ladies and accom-
'anied them 10 the Webb home
where the remainder of the evening
vas spent with music and CONVERSE
ion on the verandas and lawn 20
he infinite delight of all. Punch,
Which also served for the toasts,
vas dispensed upon the return OF
he party, aud late In the evening ,
ream and cake formed light re-
reshment. The young ladies OF the
arty were Misses Alma Cole, Trina
iarris, Alberta Adams, Louise Har-
is, Maggie McDougald, Mary Will {
OK, Sadie Mawhinney, Gussie I
Mamie Lou Belts, Judy I
icConnico, Mabel Hull. /