Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-24

on Saturday evening, January 30 with
Mr. Robert Astin as host
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Perkins, Misses
Bessie and Katie Heard, Ida Dowell,
and Evelyne Erwin will arrive from
Mckinney on Monday, to be the
guests of Mrs. 0. II. Astin.
Beautiful Engraved invitations an
nounce a reception with which Mrs
o. II. Astin compliments Mr. and Mrs.
Roger q. Astin on Tuesday evening,
January the twenty-sixth at eight
Io'clock.
Mr.. j. Bert Graham has organized
a Bryan Ladies Quartette, and they
have already begun the practice of
program of high classed music, which |
will be used in public recital The |
quartette includes, first soprano, Miss
Gussie Buchanan second soprano,
Miss Mary McInnis; first Alto Miss
Laura Dunlap; second alto, Miss Irma
Harris.
Mrs. S. j. Balm entertained with a
beautiful luncheon of twelve covers
Thursday in honor of here sister, Mrs
| w. IA. Oliver of Bryan, and following h
o. hid |
| the diversion. The guests were
drawn from the intimate friends of
the honoree. The decorations were
exceptionally pretty and a plateau of
narcissi conferred the table. Silver
candlesticks held white tapers, and
the Introduction of maline bows ac-
centuated the beauty of the decora-
tions.-Houston Post
A most delightful and pleasant hun. @
ting part spent Friday afternoon in a S
most enjoyable manner trying their {
skill with the gun. The result of the La
outing was the bagging of lot of "
]
.owd was entertained most charm Il
ingly at dinner by Prof and Mrs. J.
ii. Allen. Those composing this party :
were Misses Alberta Adams. Malcolm
Mclnnis. Francis Chance, Mary Nc. =
lnnis, Sarah Allen Messrs Massip. :,
gill and Moves. =,
<A-s-s "
MISS Cara Alawhinney was the
'harming hostess of delightful party "
gwen Saturday afternoon in compli- ~
nent to the stubborn Cinderrellas' r.
l"eiVe guests were present which
lumber constitute the membership of
MS club. Three tables were used and w
everal exciting games of fcrtv.two pr
we're played. Dainty refreshments =.
we're sserved, and the memory of the
ccasion will no doubt linger for MANY
avs to come most pleasantly with
he guests.
Inc embroidery Club sewed with
ilss Emily Thomas in her dainty par ~
u OH tuesday afternoon at three nj,
CLOCK Since the holidays the mem.
ers OF this delightful club have done -,
1me beautiful needle work. This
eeting of the club was most enioy-
Oily spent with this charming hostess. >.
of a decidedly satisfac-
ry nature were dispensed, consisting -
broiled oysters, crackers. olives to- =.
atoes and coffee. ~,
%ss i''
A charming hospitality making The Vi
cial calendar of the week WAS Mrs So'
W. Doremus' card party which was Su'
II compliment to the members of the ~
llre Nous Club on Thursday after. ''''
ION at three o clock. Dainty score -
rds ornamented with little pappoose
ere passed to the four tables of =
ests for the club game. five hun.
ed. The players anticipating de-
huul game entered into the spirit a.
tn much hilarity and animation.
rs. Doremus Is noted for her do. :,
lous refreshments and the menu on
IS occasion fully sustained her culi- -
ry reputation. There will be no
'eting of this club next week
The Bachelor Girls Club spent inns
'st delightful afternoon with Miss 'ioii
~ Wilson on Wednesday at three i'ou
lock and an interesting game of Da'
hundred was enjoyed. The hos.
S on this occasion is not only one '"p
the clubs most popular and lovable
mDers, but she is also endowed
n most excellent qualities as an ~
ertalner. Her efforts to make all
'e a pleasant time were abundant.
successful The mother of the w
'tess served the guests with an an.
izing lunch. INC
liss walker of Dallas who is visit 'i'ou
at the hospitable home of Prof such
Mrs. J. c. Nagle OF the A. and NJ ana
ege was the honoree of very sual
tty card party Thursday afternoon VI II
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