Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23

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1'se Free Baptis, Sunday school ~
was held Friday at Carers Creek, and
tended by q large crowd, who spent 8
pleasant day and had fine basket dinner.
The crowd assembled a. the church and
proceeded to the well chosen grosnds.
Several couples Of young people chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. b. Hines en-
ioyed watermelon party q the fair grounds
Wednesday evening, given complimentary
Wynne and Smithef Of Huntsville.
Mn. ]. Webb Howell was hostess TO the
Browning Club on Thursday afternoon
from 5 to z. there being good attendance
and hne Interest. notably In the discussion
Of the questions on the Lesson poem, "A
Forgiveness. The sympathy Of great
majority Of the ladies was with the femin-
Inc character In the poem. A salad course
and iced tea was served BY the hostess.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. r.
NJ. Law, Mrs. NJ. b. Willis and Mr.
Matte ID. Willis at the home Of Mrs. Law
on Thursday afternoon, and the poem for
reading and study is "A Light Woman.
The only question on the lesson Is one in
yolving the trend Of sympathy.
A lady whose home is near the business
district, and who AYERS that all her lite she
has tried to see ghosts, spooks and spirits
by divers supposedly infallible processes,
tells the Eagle that she has At last been
graiihed, although not convinced. One
night the past week what seemed to be
headless woman, OF woman with her head
covered. very tall and wraiihlike, took
promenade along the fhoroughfsre In front
Of her home and suddenly vanished In thin
air. She claims that Others have seen the
same thing and the proposition has them
backed up in corner and unable TO explain.
SMrs. w. 5. Howell gave a lawn party Al
her home yesterday afternoon. compliment
tary TO Miss Ethel Louise Foster OF Waco,
CUES, Of Miss Helen DeMaret. A conRen-
ial party OF boys and girls assembled for
the occasion and had a merry time with
games on the lawn. Strawberry cream and
cake were served
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About fifteen couples OF the younger SET.
chaperoned by Mn. Mamie Rohde and
Mrs. I. {. Mum, Joined party Of seven
couples from Caldwell in delightful pic
mic at Pitt Bridge on the Brazos river Tues
day. No more delightful place could be
found for such an outing. and TO the usual
diversions was added that OF boairiding. A
splendid basket dinner was provided.
Tuesday evening fifteen couples of young |
people spent pleasant evening AZ the Fin |
Feather Club, the occasion beng a dinner |
complimentary to Miss Calhoun OF Hous-
ton, guest Of Mrs. X. S. Webb, and
Misses Wynne and Smisher Of Huntsville,
guests Of Mrs. Tyler Haswell. Dancing
At the club house and moonlight boating
on the lake completed the complement
Of pleasure.
v A dance was given at Elks' Hall Thurs
day evening complimentary to Misses
Wynne and Smithers Of Huntsville. About
twenty-five couples were presen and Mr..
X. w. Howell and Miss smither led the
grand march.
Miss Lillian Bate entertained the !. o.
D. Club on Friday afternoon At the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Bate.
A feature OF the pretty decorations were the
club initial letters in the club colors, pink
md white. suspended from the ceiling.
The guests were served with punch upon
arrival by Miss Lillian Bate. A Jolly
lime resulted from a ten minutes word
contest, forming as many words OF three
etters rs possible beginning with the mi
isl letters of the club. A burnt wood
'laque. made by Miss Lillian Bate, was
he prize, and was awarded TO Miss Nellie
Cole. Miss Willie McDougald was con-
oiled with blue back spelling book. Al
Dwarf Show was another pleasant d.
'ersion, after which cream and cake in the
hub colors were served.
The nex, meeting will be with Miss Sara I
Allen on Friday afternoon.
, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Bate entertained Z
friday evening complimentary to the men, :
'ers of the Baptist Sunday school choir.
here being about sixty persons present.
twenty two volunteered to attend regularly }
nd work for the success OF the choir dur
ng the summer months. The evening was }
pent in praetieing Sunday school songs q
nd in social conversation. Refreshments s
'ere served. c
Picnics have been the order Of the week,
nd the young people have been having a
accession OF delightful outings, no, the
'ast pleasant Of which was the drive Of ten :
! twelve couples, chaperoned by MIR. and q
iS. Tyler Haswell. out to Wixon Creek :,
ridge on Friday evening. this being one :,
the many pretty couresies extended !.
nring the week TO Misses Wynne and !,
mither Of Huntsville, and Miss Calhoun 8
Houston. The party took supper and !.
ad watermelon feast ON the bridge. :,
A moonlight hay ride and picnic at the Il
n-feather Club lake was given Monday p
ghi by Mrs. Jno. NJ. Lawrence eompli- u
entary To her niece and guest, Miss Ruth u
Iunson of Angleton. and Miss Frances
'illiamson OF Fl. Worth. About twenty