Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-16

SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS.


SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS.
At the handsome home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. s. Parker on Friday, Misses
Williams and Scarcy OF Brennan,
guests of the hostess, we're the hon
oreos OF a mort pleasant morning
/ bridge party. Beautifully bound books
constituted game souvenirs and at
noon a two course luncheon was GER
ed. The delightful hospitality Of the
Parker home is well known In local So
ciety circles and on this occasion its
reputation was fully sustained A mum
Der of fascinating contests at bridge
were enjoyed and the quint essence of
pleasure was injected into every min
ute OF the morning. Present were:
Misses Rose Williams and Kittie Seer
cy Of Brenhcm, Edna Reuse of Hous-
ton, Mesdames j. Il. Astin, e. H. As
tin, T. X. Lawrence, Frank Clarke, j
b. Hines, Kate Morten Jas. o. Chance,
r. NJ. Gordon, H. A. Burger and Mabel
Castles
Miss Eula Gregg entertained a party
OF friends on Tuesday evening az the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gregg on the Brazos river with
moonlight picnic. The beauties and
destinations OF the locale and the
charming Hospitality CT the host and
hostess rendered the affair one of pc.
feet pleasure. Refreshments were ser
we'd. Those from here enjoying the
evening were: Misses Helen Poverty,
Nellie Cole. Hazel Adams, Adline San
ders, Katherine Rowland, Blanche
Buchanan. Alma Cole. Laura Jenkins,
Matte Pevcrly; Mcssrs. Johnnie Sims.
Harry Poverty, Hudson Myers, Hal
Saunders. Roy Buchanan. Fred Litton.
Roger Nall Paul Lacy, Jess jenkins,
Wallace Poverty, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
man Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Chat
ham, Mrs. Poverty.
AZ the Ecmo Of her parents. Prof !
and Mrs. 4 w. Kinnard. Miss Agnes
Klnnard, entertained the j. A. o. club
Tuesday evening, The hours were
spent In music. games and pleasant
conversation and at the proper time |
refreshments were served. In addition
TO the coterie Of young ladies com.
! csing The club there were number
Of girl and boy friends pres mt and |
the evening ives one OF the most pleas
rablc In the history CT the organiza-
ton.
In compliment to Mrs. John e. Fri,
ley, a former member Of the organi. |
2ation. the members of the Bachelor
Girls club were delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon. A pro
Pressiye game of FIVE hundred was
enjoyed, scores being kept with
Dutch Girl" tally cards. The game
souvenir, a Dutch picture was won
b. Miss Cole. and the honoree we
presented with beautiful Dutch"
llate Refreshments were served.
In honor OF their guests, Misses
Rittie Searcy and Rose Williams of
Brennan, and Edna Rouse OF Hous-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Astin en-.
iertained at the Fin-Feather club
house on Tuesday evening, and dane.
irg, contests at cards and bowling.
~ omenading and boating proved de.
lghtful diversion. Dinner was par
taken of at Z o'clock and later the
guests were served with ices.
Nearly three score guests were en-
iertained in most delightful manner
on Wednesday evening by Miss Lula
7 Gbor at the home of her parents, Mr. i
and Mrs. o. l.. Tabor. Lunch was 4
served on the lake shore and the vari-
Gus features of entertainment provid.
cd proved most enjoyable
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Astin End chill
iron returned last evening from their
plantation in Robertson county. Mrs
Astin spent most of the summer visit
b Z friends al Austin and other points