Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-29
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; soclAL AND CLUB MATTERS


SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS :.
80 +.
Open Meeting.
The Mutual Improvement Club of
this city will hold an important open
melting In Carnegie library auditor
ium next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Tuberculosis" will be dis.
cussed and DIR. w. II. Oliver will lee
ture. MRS. NJ w. SIMS
President.
AS announced few days ago. the
b. Y. p. U. held a reception in the
parlors of the First Baptist church on
Friday evening at $3.50. 1t proved to
be a delightful and entertaining sue
cess. about fifty young people being
present. Games and contests were
furnished the guests as a means of
amusement. A dainty salad course
was the finale of this pleasant af.
fair
The members of the X. X. club at
e-~ - ~ W. OoiitSt SdNt q beautiful
dance on Saturday evening. The Mess
Hall was handsomely decorated for
the affair. The grand march WAS
led by campus young lady, Miss
Emmie Fountain and Mr.. A. A. Nc
Daniel The young men composing
the Swastika Club were especially
Invited. The Houston orchestra
stayed over and furnished splendid
music.
An occasion of most pleasing note
mad It's occurrence on Tuesday after
noon when Mrs. G.. NJ. Brandon as
hostess OF the day entertained the EN-
proidery Club. This inviting home,
which can record itself as the center
OF so many delightful social gather
ings and which ever seems to breathe
an air of welcome but verified on
this informal meeting of busy work
(ers its established claims of hospi-
tally. The Embroidery Club loses
nothing in interest but seems rather
to gain in its attractive features. The
guests were served with two-course
luncheon consisting of scalloped oys.
tiers, cheese straws, olives, crackers.
sailed almonds, orange ice and cake.
$50
Prior to the Thanksgiving ball on
Friday evening, eight of the College
cadets invited an equal number of
young ladies' to a delightful picnic !
luncheon, given on the large veranda |
of the Mess Hall.
This proved to be quite a pleasant
affair. The young men have the
thanks of the young ladies' for de-
lightful time. Mr.. and Mrs. Nagle
were the chaperones of the party.
Those present were:
Misses Hill of College, Boniface of
Dallas, May Irwin of Dallas, Gegen-
worth OF Columbus, Esther and Fran.
els Davis of College, Hettie Smith of
Bryan, Miner of College. Messrs.
Potts, Schmidt. Furneaux, Bethel. Bit.
tie, Sanders, Moore. Murphy. Il
The following are the young Ia.
dies visiting on the campus:
With President and Mrs. Miner:
Misses Mamie Allen, Willie Aldiches.
Mary Thompson, Alex Conley. Jett
and their daughter, Tabiatha
Miner.
With Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Nagle:
Miss Gegenworth of Columbus.
With Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Junkin:
Misses May Irwin of Dallas and Mil.
lred Boniface of Louisville. Ky.
With Capt and Mrs Moses: Misses
lajorie Aldwell and Florence Brown. Z
ee.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Carson: Miss :
Willie McClennan of Waco. :
With DR.. and Mrs. Lay: Misses i
lay Wynne of Huntsville and Alma u
ION Rosenberg of Hallettsville. h
A charming social event of the sea o
on, possessing beauty of plan. was I
he Thanksgiving ball given on Friday "
vening at the A. & NJ College by +,
he corps of cadets, in honor of the S
ootball team. In the Mess Hall O
here the ball took place the decora-
ons were most lavish and elaborate.
ollege pennants ornamented the
alls. while between the large win
Ows the letter T. in red was pre-
AT one end of the hall v
rye column of red and white. the OF
q NJ. colors. was made At the b,
her end OF the hall was another OF
,lumn of yellow and white, the Uni W
ersity colors. Suspended between or
ese was large football. The grand o.
arch which was beautiful was led ~
Z Miss Francis Fountain of this
ty and the coach Mr.. Merriman. oc
ISIS Fountain was becomingly nc
wned in white messaline and car al
I'd an arm bouquet of white chry- as
nthemums. The figure T. was III
rmed twice during the march Most pr
cellent music was furnished by
'uston orchestra. mi
;. --~ els
In her usual delightful manner I'm
SIS Francis Chance entertained with iu
oppressive forty-two the stubborn by
nderellas." on Friday afternoon at 90
0 O'Clock. This affair was char