Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-16
COCIAL
~ nd Club Matters

The browning Club held an enthusiastic
meeting Thursday from to with Mrs
IG. NJ. Brandon, all the members being
present but one. The reading OF The
Statue and the Bust, was followed by
1.-The comments and criticisms Of the men,
bers, according to the Interpretation OF
each. A most pleasing feature was res
citation BY Mrs. 40. I. Hanway, who
gave a charming reading Of Mrs. Brown.
ing's poem, HE Giveth his Beloved
Sleep. The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Brandon, the popular hostess for the
day, and delightful refreshments were
served following the literary work. Mrs.
n. q. Boatwrighi and Mrs. w. {. Davis
were unanimously elected members at this
meeting Of the club.
The next meeting will be held on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. Webb How
ell, when the ladies will read and discuss
"A Forgiveness
The following questions relative TO the
lesson poem for the meeting will he asked;
Is this poem a misnomer'
Did the wife's revenge agains, her hus-
band react against herself;
DO you sympathize with the wife
Was the husband jusiihable in his re-
venge upon his wife'
Is revenge and cruelty Characteristic with
the SPANISH
Did the husband really love his wife
Who was Mambrinoi
In what stanza does the dramatic inien-
si,y increased
Miss Pauline Webb. president OF the
]. A. q. Club, entertained Friday after
noon from to At the home of her par
en,s, Mr.. and Mis-. Jas. II. Webb, in
honor OF her guest, Miss Sadie Webb of
Dallas. About twenty eight young ladies
were present. The guests were served
with iced grape juice upon their arrival,
and given a cordial welcome by the hos
tess, who had arranged "karoline kink
party for their amusement. In addition
to FASTING the bits OF the picture on a card
each guest was 10 write verse TO "karo-
line" on the back OF the card. The guest
prize. given TO Mise Sable Webb, was
beautiful hand painted picture. The prize
for the best verse, book entitled "Nliner-
vas Maneuyers. was awarded to Miss
Esther Cayii. Under the shade OF the
trees on the lawn was served a dainiing
and appe,ising luncheon. The center
piece OF the pretty table was a vase OF La
France roses, the club flower.
Miss Lucille Bate will entertain the
club next Friday afternoon.
Miss Gussie Buchanan, president OF the
'BacheloretteS' Club, was hostess to the
club for the opening meeting OF vacation
At the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Buchanan, Thursday afternoon,
and entertained complimentary to her guest,
Miss Bessie Foscue. of Waco. The pop |
ular club game OF progressive hearts en-
gagged the attention Of the young ladies for
a number Of spiritual games. There were
six girls at each of the FIVE, tables, and
each table represented a flower indicated
by 4 bouquet. Ribbon rose,,es Of the
same colap were given to each OF the
young ladies as they progressed and
flower was attach to the ribbon. Al the
conclusion Of the games a count OF the
flowers determined the most successful
player, Miss Pauline Webb. who was Civ
en- a pretty booklet. Miss Alberta Adams
was consoled with flower watering pot,
and Miss Foscue was presented a
Christi picture as a souvenir. An ice and
cake were served for refreshmeni.