Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-06

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lavIshly used in the decorations. The
thanksgiving season suggesting the
prettiest OF place cards. which were
embossed with beautifully colored
pictures OF the turkey bird" Attach
ed to this by means OF ribbon was a
card with the name OF the honoree
written on IL. also the year 1904 and
1909. The handsomely embossed
birthday cake. the gift OF Miss Hell
lens aunt. Mrs. +. +. Parks. occupied
the center OF the table with its five
lighted tapers telling eloquently OF the
shining life OF this darling OF the
household. The five candles were
blown out and wishes were made by
the following little friends; Misses
Helen Kerr Parks. Florence Perkins.
Mamie Shell waldrop. Eugene Edge.
and Franchelle Roberts. After each
child had received her share OF the
cake. eager were they all to find who
were the lucky ones that received the
emblems contained therein. Miss Dor
thy Ettle cut the ring. Mamie Shell
Waldrop the dime. John Wilkerson
the thimble and VIII Armstrong the
button. Each child brought a natal
day remembrance TO give the dear
little Helen.
Miss Ray Conway entertained Wed.
nesday afternoon at the beautiful
home OF Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Astin
with six tables Of Might've in honor OF
Miss Pauline Bradbury. sweet and
accomplished young lady OF Franklin.
who Is on visit % her sister Mrs.
II. c. Conway. The home was made
additionally attractive with flowers
and greens. the scheme OF decoration
and arrangement embodyiag the color
i'an OF A. and NJ. College. red and
~. te. A pleasant feature OF the pro-
~ ssive game was the keeping OF
score. The dainticst OF hand painted
sc,r re- cards representing the college
2 lnant were used aud the games
were scored with tiny little footballs
As u was just before the football
same with Varsity at Houston. each
girl had the name Of one OF the foot.
bFll players written on the back OF
her score card and the girl coming
cut winner should decide who would
be the best player AT Houston on Mon.
day Miss Rowena Rhodes was vic.
torious. she representing Victor KEEL
~. she was given n pretty belt buckle.
for her reward. Miss Adella Raysor
presented for the hostess with n nice
speech pair Of silk hose. The easy
and informal hospitality OF Miss Ray
Conway and Mrs. Astin with the con-
genlality of the participants. made OF
the party rare success. In that II
was one where everybody enjoyed
themselves. A tempting refreshment
plate was passed consisting OF a salad /
course and iced tea.
The Halloween party given on Mon.
lay evening by Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. |
Wilson was a very successful and de- |
ightful affair. Miss imogene Blanch |
Ferguson. a niece OF Mrs. Wilson's.
and one of Bry' us most charming and |
popular visitor. was honoree of this |
occasion. Mas E,lizebeth Wilson In
costume opened tie door
'or the guests. An invitation TO this
ovely home foretells a pleasant even.
ng. consequently all were looking for
ward to a most delightful time. The
decorations were elaborate and gave
evidence OF careful and personal at.
ention. Black cats. ghosts and spooks
,f all descriptions could De seen In
very direction and with Jack-o-lan.l
erns lent a peculiar weirdness. All
he popular mysterious Halloween
,ames were played. which furnished
continual delight though awe-inspir-
ng. AS the result In one contest Miss
ames and Ed Martin were awarded
u'table Halloween prizes. wicrd
boxing little souvenirs were given
ach one present. Al late hour
inch consisting OF chicken salad.
,ndwiohcs crackers. pumpkin pie.
oughnuts and punch was served and
iuch enjoyed. Afr. and Mrs. Wilson {
eserve great credit for the pleasant '
sering they gave their many friends.