Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.

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The forty.two ladies present enjoyed
the games with peculiar zest because
the scoring was done with the flow
ers on Merry Widow hats. each lady
trimming her own hat. The prize was
souvenir hatpin and was awarded
10 Mrs. Robt. Bate. Mrs Mitchell OF
Italy was guest OF honor.
Miss Hattie Lou Hudson was hos.
tess 10 the Bachelor Girls at the reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The time was spent In lively CONVEX
sation and In the interesting game OF
forty.two. The prize. pretty fan,
was awarded TO Miss Fannie Fountain.
Ice cream and cake We're served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
nc the home OF Miss Fountain on We'd
nesday Of next week,
The Entire Nous club was entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r.
], Garth. The games 500 and AZ were
played with lively interest and little
strawberry emory cards wore used for
keeping the scores. Strawberries and
cream with angel food cake were
the refreshments served by the hos
tess Besides the members of the club
several visitors participated In the
games and conversation, contributing
much to the pleasure OF the occasion.
Mrs G.. s. Parker entertained Sat
urday morning In honor OF Mrs. Nit
choll OF Italy. The house was taste
fully decorated with Easter lilies and
carnations. Forty.two was the game,
there being nine tables at which were
seated about 80 guests.Mrs. J. d. Hines
presented the guest OF honor with a
pretty cut glass vase. Mrs. II. X.
Lawrence won the prize In the card
games, which was gold hatpin. The
refreshments consisted OF two
course lunch of sandwiches, olives,
cheese straws, sailed almonds, coffee.
strawberries, whipped cream and
angel food cake.
Mesdames A. NJ. Waldrop, w, u.
Astln, A. +. Wilson and Ed Hall en-.
tertained the members OF the Home
Mission Society OF the Methodist
church on Monday afternoon at four
o'clock In very pleasant way at the
home OF Mrs. Waldrop. Roses and
bowls OF beautiful flowers were placed
throughout the rooms lending their
fragrance and charm TO the scene pre-
sented. Easter lilies we're especially
In evidence. The ladies' all brought
articles TO sew on that win he con
tribute to the fan bazaar, sherbert
garnlshed with cherries. angel food
and chocolate cake was served. The
next social melting will be the last
Monday In May at the home Of Mrs.
Sim Cooper.
Mrs. Jas. o. Chance entertained
Wednesday complimentary TO Mrs. II.
c. Mitchell OF Italy, Texas. guest OF
Mrs. T. K. Lawrence. Present were
Mesdames r. G. Mitchell, G. S. Far.
ker, T. X. Lawrence, Jno, NJ. Law.
renee. J. w. English, Tyler Haswell,
w. ID. Cox OF Dallas, A. ]. Buchanan,
Julia Wipprecht. j. Il. Hines. Kate
Martin, Frank Clarke. Ed Hall, Webb
Howell, G. NJ. Brandon, Seth Mooring,
Miss wipprechtt,
The games included Five Hundred
and Domino Whist, and were greatly
enjoyed Following them the hostess
served cheese and chicken pate sand
wiches, olives sEa ice tea, junket with
whipped cream garnished with mint
leaves and creme de menth9 cherries.
angel food cake, Easter lilies AID rib.
bon grass We're the distinctive feat.
ures OF the white and green dooora.
tons
The Embroidery Cub held its reg.
ular session Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs r. NJ. Gordon at the home Of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. w, Il. Saunders.
The air of hospitality that always per
vades the Saunders home was evil
denoed on this occasion by the general
good cheer that prevailed during the
hours devoted 10 the exchange of
pleasantries and the execution of pref.
ty hand work that forms one Of the di.
versions OF this popular club, Before
the close of the afternoons pleasures
Master Robert Gordon, passed dainty