Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-16

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The an lemen, of a recital next
Thursday evening. Dec. 20, by the Ladies
Choral Club bespeaks rare musical treat
for the people Of Bryan and vicinity. Those
who have heard the Choral Club in reci-
tails heretofore will be glad Of an opPor-
tuniiy to hear them again, and those who
have not had the pleasure should not miss
this opportunity. Aside from the pleasure
derived from the entertainment, the Club
deserves the encouragement Of the people Of
Bryan in lis effort to develop musical talent
and sentiment in the community. Nothing
Is more potent in lis influence for good
and nothing will reflect greater credit on
the town than the success OF this organiza-
tion. The ladies have been giving close
attention to practice for their Thursday
evening appearance when they will sing
the pretty eantaia, "The Lady of shaIo,t.
Following the holidays the membership
of the club will very likely be largely in
creased. The president, Mn. Ed Hall,
the director, MIR. Lillebridge. and the
members Of the club are working hard TO
make 4 success not only OF the present reci-
tai, but OF Others which are contemplated.
Miss Sara Allen. class president OF the
Allen Academy graduating class, enter
tanned last evening at the home Of her
parents, Prot. and Mrs. J.. n. Allen, in
honor Of the members Of the class. Not
withsianding the uniavorable weather con
ditions a more charming entertainment
could hardly be imagined. Within the
home all was warmth, light and beauty,
with the spirit and good cheer Of Christmas
season manifested Oh every hand and bien-
ded with most cordial hospitality. The
elass eoloFs, grey and red, were effectively
used in the reception hall where grey moss
and holly berries were used. The letters
A. A. {. 1907 were made Of holly berries
with a moss background. Pink and green
were the eolou in the parlof, brough, out
with palms and ferns, Ia France roses and
pink candles. The diningroom was in red
and green with fesioons Of holly and red
candles blending with the other decora-
iions. The hostess provided a charming
and original program OF social pas,imes,
not the laeat interesting Of which was the
introduction Of a diminative Santa Claus
with his pockets containing toasts appro-
pirate 10 the occasion, and written on
cards. These were proposed with libations
OF delicious punch served by Misses Fran
ees Allen and Myrtle James. Those pres
ent were Miss Sara Allen, Messrs. Emme,
Rowe, Gustayo Falcon, Ernes, Wright,
viii SPiller, Roy Killough. Sam Hanover,
Frank Buchanan, Henry Wiekes, ]. w.
James, Stuart Boatwright, Jim Thomas,
members OF the class; Misses Lola Belts,
Nellie Cole. Frances Chance. Mary Ross
Parker, Rowena Rhodes. Pauline Webb,
Clara Mawhinney, Lucille DeMaref,
Willie MeDougald. Corine James, Irene
Board, Alberta Adams, May Wilson,
Alice Burtis, Bernice Taylor, Lucille Bate.
A class recital was given by the
pupils of Miss Mai Wilson's class
Friday afternoon at the music
room at the graded school build
ing. Only members of the class
were present, as the recital was
designed for their benefit and ex-
perience. An excellent program,
varying in forms OF composition,
was well rendered.