Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

wednesday AFTERNOON at CLOCK
Misses Jessie and Cora Garth greeted
the members of the Bachelor Girls
club at the beautiful residence of their
mother, Mrs. Il. l. Garth. Roses, chrys-
anthemums and ferns were used in
bounteous profusion in the parlor and
hall The members of this club are
devotees of high FIVE, and after the
passing of dainty score cards and con-
sequent assignment of places, many
Interesting contests of high five were
INDUCED in. The hostesses provided
beautiful handmade collar as the
prize. Miss May Wilson was the for
tunate winner She, In turn, present
ed it to Miss Wynne of Huntsville.
The serving of salad course termi-
mated quite a pleasant afternoon.
| Quite a pleasant time was spent
Saturday afternoon, when a crowd of
girls gathered at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. p NJ. Raysor for the purpose of
organizing a club for the winter
months.
stubborn Cinderellas" was chosen
as the club name Miss Sarah Allen
was made president, and Friday at 3
p. nj. will be the meeting time.
Grapes stuffed with nuts, with may
onaise dressing, sandwiches, cheese
straws, sailed almonds and hot cut
lets were served.
The following thirteen young girls
constitute the membership Misses
Sarah Allen, Francis Chance, Pauline
Webb, Clara Mawhinney, Willie Nc
Dougald, Lynn Raysor, Adele Raysor,
Lucille DeMaret, Mary McInnis, Mile
Cole, Corinne James, Esther and Fran
els Davis of College.
The members of the Embroidery
club were entertained at the hand
some colonial home of DR.. and Mrs.
lG. W. Emory on Tuesday afternoon at
% o'clock. The guests were greeted
at the door by the hostess. Mrs. En-
Dry The rooms were made fragrant
by the use of fall flowers in vases
placed about the rooms on cabinets
and mantels. This bevy of young la
dies and matrons brought their daint-
lest needlework and spent some two
hours making thread and needle fly
rapidly. Prior to returning home they
were refreshed with an elegantly
served lunch.
lure of the Adams-Peal mar
riage service to occur in Dallas next
Thursday will be the music. For this
occasion Prof Frederick Lillebridge,
formerly in charge of the musical de-
partment of L. W. c.. of this city, will
play. and Mrs. w. G. Davis OF this
city will sing. Prof. Lillebridge is re-
garded as one of the most capable per-
formers in the South, while Mrs Da-
Wis possesses voice which holds at
once the charm of purity, exquisite
and flexibility that Is
rarely. very rarely. heard. The song
of Mrs. Davis with accompaniment by
Mr.. Lillebridge. will doubtless form a
notable and pleasing fea 'ure of very
happy event.
Teddy Bear Chorus to Meet Monday
The Eagle is requested to announce
that there will be rehearsal OF the
Teddy Bear chorus Monday afternoon
al 1870 o'clock, and a dress rehearsal
of the entire presenting cast of The
Union Depot" Monday evening at 1880.
Both rehearsals will occur in the OPP /
era house.
The NJ. c. |. club had a most in
.eresting and profitable meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in |
heir club room. at which a most de-
ightful program was carried. On ac- |
count of the absence of the president,
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims. the club was called |
to order by the vice president, Mrs. A.
NJ. Waldrop. interesting papers were
read by Mrs. Walter Wipprecht on
'Faulconbridge-Mental, Moral, Phyi-
cal and Politic;" Mrs. Evans on
'Shakespeare's Religion - Protestant
Dr. Catholic" Mrs. r. o. Allen on
Three Types of Motherhood" There
was general discussion among those
present as TO the time of the play,