Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-20

the one AbutdiuAuS AAt Npih anu vas
presented with two lace handkerchiefs.
Five games OF five hundred were par
ticipated in and when the final one
was ended the hand-painted score
cards. in the shape of autumn leaves
gave the club honors to Lynn Ray
sor. Indeed it was a pleasure to view
the large rooms with their lovely dec
orations and new furnishings. Every
thing in the home showed such per-
feet taste that even tive hundred
failed to receive the usual attention
as some new feature of the pretty
rooms would be noticed. A delicious
course Of refreshments served by the
hostess assisted by her sister Mrs.
Astin formed happy climax to this
pleasurable occasion The next club
hostess will be Miss Hattie Lou Hud-
son. the first Tuesday after New Year.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Brandon was the very
gracious hostess for the Entire Nous
club on Thursday afternoon, which
occasion proved to be one OF genuine
pleasure. Growing plants and hand
some cut flowers were in evidence
from every vantage point. Tables,
four in number, laid for five hundred
were scattered trough the beautiful
home. In the score cards and favors
Xmas emblems were observed In hon
or of the season. Sixteen ladies on
plep@tfre bent took part in the con
test. the bidding running high and
spirited Mrs Brandon, the hostess
on this occasion, filled her place with
the kindest hospitality and drought
full attention to her guests, making
each one feel welcome and at home.
They assembled about three o'clock
and had a jolly good time. At the
close of the last game the guests were
served with course of refreshments
consisting of scalloped oysters,
crackers, pickles, sanwiches, and hot
coffee On each plate wos found a
beautiful sprig of holly. The club will
not hold another meeting until after
New Year
The Embroidery club was most
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday aft
erno,n at three o'clock by Mrs. r.
NJ. Gordon I'D 20 hcme of her parents,
MIR. and l.re ST. q. Saunders. 1t is
always al1e assure for the
mcmbori q ga. cluh to'be invited to
this lovely home Tho hostess min
gled with her guests and spared no
pains to see that each and every one
was sharing the pleasure of the after
noon With witty sayings and Xmas
sewing. tho. time flew rapidly by, Miss
Deckard Of Philadelphia, favored those
present with a number of well rem
dered rectations which proved to be
quite entertaining and We're highly
nioyed. AT the conclusion of the
busy moments when tired hands We're
caLy to lay aside the needle, most
lti'ci)us salad course followed by cot
60 aud fruit cake was served the
~, son of the hostess doing his part
~ he serving in the cweet cute man.
,cl NJ childhood so charming in its
,>IN l'nt club will not hold another
'rlir; until the first Tuesday after
Nov N'a Mrs Seth Mooring will
be hcs'ra. IN that day,
A prptlily appointed MAS party
was enjoyed by the stubborn Gin
derellas' ON Thursday afternoon, when
Miss Luiclo DeMaret was the host
ess at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. ID. G.. DeMaret. Five hun
dred, always popular, amused the
guests for several hours. The pretty
score cards were splendid likeness
of Santa Claus and the game mark
ers were Christmas seals, tied with
red ribbon. After the game was over
the guests were invited into the dining
room where picture of Fairyland
greeted their eyes. The center dec
Grafton of the dining table was min
iature chimney and fireplace. Scat
tered over the snowy cloth which was
wreathed in holly were dainty pres
eats for each guest Amid these beau.
tiful surroundings the hostess. assist
ed by her mother and sister, served
two-course luncheon consisting of
chicken salad. olives. cheese straws,
sanwiches. crackers and olives fol-
lowed by an ice and cake The Stub
born Cinderellas club. VIII has been
riding on the crest wave ,o<popularity
ever since it came into the social
arena, scores another successful enter
tainment ana one Ions TO be remem
bered.
The club will meet week from
Christmas day with Miss Corine
James.
Among the jolly events of the week