Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-06

sressed Flowers were In evidence ,
,'hu thelr charm and all went lowell
AZ an appropriate hour the hostes
assisted by her mother. served dalnt
refreshments. ""'''
one OF the most pleasant soola
AFFAIRS OF the winter was rendered o,
wednesday AFTERNOON, by Miss Haiti,
lou Hudson, 10 the Bachelor Girls
Vlub' The beautiful Hudson hons
was most tastelnlly decorated wifi
lrakahl flowers aud pot plants The
invited guests found a most graclous
welcome awaiting them as they ON.
tered the large hall Six tables were
ARRANGED Tor the players and al three
O'CLOCK pretty score cards were nassel
anu tue game OF progressive forty.
| TWO was begun. The games pro.
dressed with interest. until the final
one was played, after which the host.
"ss assisted by her mother. served
a delicious refreshment course con.
slstlng OF chicken salad, olives
crackers, sandwiches. sailed nuts and
chocolate,
""'e"eN AFTERNOON At 800
o'clock, the president Of the Entire
Nous club, Mrs, T, II, Lawrence
called meeting at her home. An
OF the members were present. the |
only outside guset being Mrs. George
Iabor OF Dallas The efficient presj.
ueht resigned aud Mrs, Seth MoorIne
was unanimously elected president /
tour vacancies had 10 be filled. Mrs Il
~ II, Astin. Mrs j. o. Chance and II
Mrs ID, {, DeMaret were elected IN
membership, The rule of the onh
u thal no guests shall be invited only
substitutes are allowed After the
'uslhess session was over, Mrs. Law.
'ehce provided tables and pretty score
ards aud the guests spent an hour
most pleasantly playing five hundred
Ihe hostess served dainty refresh. 4,
nents, The club viii meet with Mrs
'olh Mooring next week at the home
4 Mr. aud Mrs, H. G, Rhodes.
eee
On Tuesday afternoon. the many
'lends OF Master Milton Fountain
'ero hldden TO the home of his par.
n's Mr. and Mrs, +, ], Fountain.
help celebrate his sixth birthday y
romplly az $500 o'clock, the children N
ryan To arrive and soon the large n
Mt beautiful lawn was full of happy NJ
tile ones, engaged In merry games IA
rlnclpal among them was a Christ. N
as game which caused much fun
u the llUe guests We're given hook
nj mo aud as each one fished from n
enclosure They found a pretty souv.
'lr ON the hook, instead of a fish.
he dining tables was beautifully and .
decorated, Il was -
lrislmas party The birthday cake
" placed in the center of the table -
fnoanded by six pink candles. The
bic was arranged with pink ribbons
4 Unset Each little girl found
lhllly dressed doh at her place and
boyS were given a bail In cut.
= the cake, Miss Ona Astin got the
", Miss Clara Astin The dime and
Ster Conway billiard the button.
.er enjoying the delicious cream and
go which was served they again
umed their play until late. They
IL their little host goodbye. each }
urng him and his mother of the
ii time they had spent, and each
hing for Milton many more happy
hdays
he most brilliant social function ~
The week was the party given at -
hospltable home of Prof and Mrs.
II Allen Friday afternoon AT 800
>ek, when their daughter, Miss
N Allen entertained the stubborn
ierellas, OF which Club she Is the
ming president The Allen home
transformed into scene OF unus.
beauty for the party. An abound.
OF ferns, palms and chrysanthe-
rs We're used In the parlor. The
is were met at the door by Mrs.
\ and Miss Sarah. who extended
II most cordial greeting. The
Is were darkened and lighted with
\ candles, The hostess had
led Cinderalla party. Several
'sts were enjoyed. Numerous ar.
Al mice were hidden in the room,
guest trying to see who could
the most Miss Nellie Cole was
with the greatest number az
nd Of the time limit
4 table decorations were exeep,
lily pretty, The center piece was -
mpkin and placed on top was
'rell0, driving six little mice. -
green shaded candles in crys.
mdle sticks save a pretty touch -