Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-11

Gussie Buchanan. treasurer The
club has n strong and enthusiastic
membership and has begun work
with a spirit that presages great re-
suits ia the interpretation OF the
Avon bard. The work outlined Tor
the year bears directly on the class
room study, aud introducing variety
AS IL does, will stimulate new inter
est Ia the subject. IL 10 hoped that
the young ladies will favor the pup
Tic with an open session In the near
future.
Mrs. T. II. Astin sent out thirty
Invitations 10 little children under
-four years OF age Ia come and heip
celebrate the third birthday OF her
little daughter. Mas Ona May Astin,
at the home OF Mrs. .. n; Astin
Friday afternoon. The little tots
were we'll entertained on the lawn,
games Of various kiGds being played
o. one side OF the lawn dolls were
hid for the girls and on the other
marbles for the boys. Little Miss
Helen Parks found the greatest num-
Der of dolls and was awarded hand
someIy dressed doll. Master Milton
Fountain WAS the most successful
among the boys. The dining room
was a bower of dainty ioyliness,
pink aud white the prevailing colors.
A pretty white cake with pink can
dies capped with white shades was
cut by the merry children. Master
Walter Wipprecht cut the ring,
Master sam Hoyle the dime and
Miss Gladys Harris the button.
The affair was perfect Ia every way
aud such as Mrs. Astiu and her
mother know so well how 10 man
age. Cream aud cake were daintily
served and enjoyed by all the guests.
Mrs. X. NJ. Gordon entertained the
Embroidery Club In an entirely de-
lightful way on Tuesday afternoon
from three To six. at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Saun-
ders. Narcissus aud violets In pretty
vases formed the floral decorations,
while ferns were used in profusion.
In spite of the Indictment weather
there were a goOdly number present.
Mrs. Gordon mingled with her guests
dispensing that old fashioned hospi-
tally which makes all feel that they
are indeed welcome IN all that the
word implies. Mrs Gordon was as
sisted BY her mother and served a
salad course with ice tea. followed
by cream with angel food and fruit
cake. The substitutes for absent
members were: Mrs. VI. Maggie,
Mrs. Ed Hall. Mrs. j II. Webb,
Mrs. ID. &. DeMaret, Mrs. John NJ.
Lawrence. Miss Nellie Bate.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred
SimOnds OF Austin was hostess to
that popular social organization, the
Bachelor Girls' Club. The pretty
nome OF her patents, MIR. and Mrs.
II. C Robinson, was made attractive
with potted plants. The guests all
brought their sewing aud while thus
engaged music was furnished by u
graphophone. Bon-bOns were passed
during the afternoon also. Tine well
come that Mrs. Slmonds extended
her guests was so warm, and their
pleasure was so thoroughly looked
after that the success of the alter
noon was established in every par
ticular. Mrs. Robinson and Miss
Robinson assisted the hostess. and the
hours were passed SO pleasantly that
the shades of evening were creeping
In before the guests had finished the
delicious menu prepared for their
pleasure.
Church teas, most pleasant 40
cially and successful financially,
were held the past week with Mrs
n. O. Boatwright and, Mrs. NJ. ID,
Cole. for the benefit OF the Baptist
aud Methodist churches respect
lively