Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-02
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Announcement Party.

Announcement Party.
| When chains OF true friendship bind
one heart TO another. when from day
to day their mutual interests are In.
terwoven; when the summers sun
md the winters moon. the Joyous
spring time and the melancholy au.
tumn days sprinkle shadows and sun.
shine alike over their pathways as
they walk hand In hand together
time does not wither. nor custom
stale the loving companionship of such
friends. Mrs. Milton Parker paid trib.
ute to such beautiful friendship as
this when on Tuesday afternoon at
four-thirty O'Clock, she formally, an
nounced the engagement OF Miss Ma.
RE Adams. (the daughter OF her life
long friend Mrs. J. ]. Adams. to
Judge J. w. Sullivan OF Denton. Texas.
The guests were received In the hall
by Mrs. Milton Parker. Sr. and Mrs.
Allen Mckenzie. In the parlor were
Miss Marie Adams. the guest OF honor.
Mrs. w. II. Oliver. Mrs. G. s. Parker.
Mrs. =. s. Tilson. and Mrs Milton u.
Parker. Miss Marie's arrival on the
noon train that day. and the affair
having been kept such secret. the
Bachelor Girls and other invited guest
were overwhelmed with establishment
TO see her. and wholly unprepared for
the sweet secret which seemed to
permeate the very air with a mystic.
rious interest. After sincere and cor
dial greetings of welcome had been
given. each guest was presented with
dainty card representing wedding
bell~and gilt letters TO spell the names
Adams and Sullivan. We're to be at
tached. Mrs. Tilson explained their
Significance In the following lines
All these letters that you see
Are quite a mystery TO me.
What's In a name. someone has said.
Perhaps youll find two here instead |
For love. is OF all things the best.
Given, and you'll find the rest.
Happiness. peace and strength
That shall be with you through
the length
or your lives II makes us glad
II keeps our hearts armor clad
II keeps us smiling. keeps ms young
It's the best song mortals ever sung.
Why lis then this old world grows
Young again. forgets It's woes.
And We OF the world are glad
And all the earth seems gally clad.
When the mystery had been solved
and the bride elect had been assured
of the loving interest with which the
secret had been received by her life
long friends here In her old home
Miss Dorcas Parker and Miss Willie
McDcugald passed each guest a cup
OF punch and Mrs N. W. Sims ST.. In
her usual clever. happy. and charming
style, presided as toastmlstress. being
as is well known past mistress In this
art. Mr.. Oliver was called upon for a
toast to the bride to be. Miss Adams
responded In words OF tender and Low.
ing appreciation and her very tones
rang true with sincerity. and told
plainly. that although she has made
other friends and acquaintances and
the years have brought many changes
TO her and her friends. yet deep In {
her heart she loves dear old Bryan ,
and her old friends best OF all. A toast
TO the groom was given by Miss Fan. /
ME Fountain. and In response Mrs. |
Sims read a telegram from the absent
one whose name was being introduced {
into q circle OF new. but true friends.
oth,r toasts were given as follows:
"Connubial Bliss" Mrs. G. s Parker;
Marie as a Bachelor Girl" Miss Jes- l
sic Garth.
A beautiful wedding book. a gift
from the hostess was presented TO the {