Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-05

IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.


The Elks are noted for their social
functions. and on last evening they
gave quite an enjoyable dance for the
visiting girls thus starting the gayeties
for commencement week. Most excel
lent music was furnished for the dan
GERS and the pleasures OF the evening
did not break until late hour.
u,,... rr.nci. chance. uL~s:s
Parker and Pansy Peck will leave the
latter part Of the week to be guests
Al house party IN Beaumont given
by MIR. and Mrs. J. Z. Josey.
On Friday AFTERNOON sixty OF Mrs. z.
Fountains friends assembled al her
beautiful home In response 10 invita-
,ions TO enjoy her hospitality from
70 6. The party was given compli- 1
mentary TO the Week End Club. Ten F.
tables had been arranged for that pop
ular game. forty-two. Those partici-
pating evidently entered the game
with a determination TO excel for not
one tagging moment ensued and not
one incident marred their enthusiasm.
The rooms we're filed with fresh and
fragrant flowers and rich-hued plants
The admirable quality OF graciousness
IN this hostess is the keynote OF her
success and bespeaks an individual
pleasure 20 each and all OF her guests.
The dainty score cards were pink and
green silk bags. into these as each
game was played a number OF beans
we're dropped.
After the last game the hostess ask
cd her guests 10 repair 10 the cool
aud inviting lawn. where they would
use the beans won playing forty-two
as money In an auction sale. This
Measure was the trump social feature
OF the entertainment. Those who had
the good fortune to be invited TO this
affair carried home with them some
q dainty article as souvenior OF the
occasion. Mrs A. J. Buchanan In
her original and pleasing style serV'
ed as auctioneer which added much TO
the fun and laughter OF the occasion.
Miss Frances Fountain assisted the
hostess In serving an elaborate salad
: course with an ice which only served
: to put the finishing touches TO this
enjoyable affair
g
Among the many charming hostess
y IS and hosts. who know just how 70
arrange a delightful evening for Their
friends are Mr.. and Mrs. E II. Astin
on this evening they will entertain
with an elaborate dance at their els
KANT home in honor OF Misses Bessie
q Heard. Louise Harrison OF Mckinney
Lorraine Reynolds OF Franklin, Mamie
y Blount O { Nacogdoches, Margaret
q westbrook OF Waco. Robbie Seal Of
Benchley. Mary Ross Parker. Allie
and Ray Conway.
d The handsome rugs and chairs have
y been removed to the large and beau
tiful lawn 20 make room indoor
e for the dancers. while out on the lawn
!" coy corners. settees and chairs arr
[ plentiful. and games have been pro
d yided for those not caring for dancing
Ie By the use Of electric lights and JaI
u ancse lanterns the lawn will be wei
" lighted. The floors In the Astin HON
are very highly polished and smooth
they are in a splendid condition 70
J dancing and those who will attend thi
n elegant affair win no doubt be plea
q antly entertained for this home Is no
ed for its royal hospitality. lare
= cut glass bowl filed with deliciou
\ punch will be served on the CALLER
y by Misses Dorcas Parker and Mad
= line Hanway. Splendid music on I'll
piano will be furnished by a good mi
stefan. The rooms have been hans
somely decorated with white flower
y and running fernt and present
y spring like sppe3h rance. Before II
= midnight hour a4hppetizing course {
= refreshmeniSswm be served.
Col and Mira. NJ. w. Sims. sr-. Nj