Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-22

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About twelve couples OF girls and
boys decided TO have an "all night
party" last evening. The handsome
home OF Major and Mrs. l.. L. Mcln-
mis- was the place selected for such
an entertainment. The beautiful
green lawn was used altogether in
entertaining. Settees were placed
about and rugs. chairs and sofa nil.
lows were used on the lawn and gal.
leries thus presenting a logely APP
pearance. Japanese lanterns were
strung about making pretty light
and every thing was done to give
comfort and pleasure TO the guests.
Picnic lunches were dainty prepared
by the young ladies and at 2 o'clock
cloths were spread and the lunch was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Music and games were the diversions
OF the evening. The whole affair was
most enjoyable. but could not have
been otherwise owing to the tact of
the hostess in studying the pie sure
of each individual guest.
A gracefully conducted and very en-.
joyable social affair OF the past week
was the entertainment given by Mrs.
j. o. Chance Wednesday afternoon,
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Whist. A lovely home, gracious
and always entertaining hostess. re.
freshments that satisfied a fastidlous
palate. ferns. palms. bright women and
the card tables made thfs function a
social success. Only three tables
were arranged and twelve present. |
but this small congeEial crowd had
the merriest OF merry times Mrs. 4,
Chance entertained her guests on
the cool shady porch. Il being screen.
ed in by beautiful running roses. This
delightful place was made coy by |
the use OF rugs and comfortable |
chairs. Each guest on departing as
sured the hostess of the most pleas |
ant time spent.
One OF the prettiest and daintiest |
OF the weeks social events was the |
domino party given by Miss Hattie |
Lou Hudson on Wednesday afternoon |
10 the Bachelor Girls Club. The |
handsome Hudson home bears an air |
Of gracious hospitality at all times. |
and especially pretty for this party |
In decorations Of sweetpeas. daisies |
and beautiful varieties OF ferns. The |
score cards were ornslented with |
Girl heads done In pen and ink At |
the close OF the contest. Miss Emily |
Thomas having won all the games |
was given pretty Dutch collar: she |
in turn presented II TO Miss weeden
a charming visitor to our little city |
from Austin. Nothing could have been |
more delightful than the refreshing |
Ices and angel food cake served after |
the games. and no invitation Is ever |
received with more delight than one
from Miss Hudson
On Wednesday afternoon al $3.50 |
o'clock. the members Of the Womans |
Club held a very successful. pleas
ant and largely attended meeting In
their club rooms at Carnegie Hall.
The president. Mrs. l.. l.. Mclnnis.
called the meeting 10 order. Three
ladies were voted to membership. |
Mrs. II. A. Burger. Mrs. Ralph How
ell and Mrs. Chastaine OF CollegelThe
treasurer. Mrs. Francis of ewSSSe re.
signed her Office and Mrs. w. c. Dav.
is was elected In her place. The year
book committee OF which Mrs. p. VI.
Raysor Is chairman Is still at work
and is progressing nicely with the
program of the coming years study.
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Mrs. p. NJ Raysor will entertain the
Week End and Entire Nous Clubs on
Tuesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock with
Garden party.
Mrs. NJ W. Sims, Sr will be hos
tess 10 the Entire Nous Club on
Thursday morning at 2 o'clock.
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Miss Mary Wilson viii entertain the
Bachelor girls next Wednesday at Z
o'clock
Mrs. II. O. Boatwrisht VIII entertain
the Week End Club on next Friday
afternoon AZ ( O'Clock IN honor Of |
Mrs. Charles II. Mills OF Corsicana.
Mrs. J. Fred Smith OF Dallas. and |
Mrs ID. d. Eastman Of Italy. Texas.
THE swAsTIKA DANCE.