Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-10
SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS


The Students recital will be given
at the Texas Woman's College Tues
day afternoon. The details will be
announced later. All are invited.
Tell me if you can, what is the
Fudge pou?'"
The person who stays away from
the play Monday night, Jan. is, be-
cause he is too busy" is as foolish
as the man who stops his clock
every night to save time
The members of the Bachelor Girls
club and several invited guests were
most cordially entertained on We'd
nesday by Miss Bessie Scale at the
pretty cottage home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floy Dansby. The many tables dot
ting the room suggested the game of
FIVE hundred and soon the assembled
guests were deep in the pleasure of
the popular game. Pretty score cards
were in evidence TO record the good
or bad luck of the merry participants.
Chicken salad, olives, cheese balls,
sandwiches and coffee were the re-
freshments served. Adieu were said
bringing to close one of the most
perfectly appointed and delightful oc-
ca sions.
The Stubborn Cinderellas" betOok
themselves on Friday afternoon TO
the home of Mrs. n. NJ. McDougald
where Miss Willie McDougald served
as hostess. Three tables had been
arranged for the accommodation of
the guests, the afternoon hours to be
whiled away most pleasantly in the
game of cards-fve hundred. The
twelve guests at the distribution of
score cards formed their partners and
the contest began. When the last
game was finished, the club honors
went to Miss Corinne James. Delight
full refreshments consisting of chick
on salad. crackers. cheese straws,
sandwiches. hot chocolate with whip
ped cream was served and much rel
ished
Quite an enjoyable birthday party
was celebrated at the home of Mrs.
Dema Kelly at Harvey Friday night
the Sth. To make the day more en-
ioyable and one which will long be |!
remembered by those present was the !
FAMILY reunion which was held The |
guest of honor being Mr.. julius Candy |
of Arkansas, a brother of Mrs. Kelly |
whom she and the rest of the family |
in Brazos county had not seen in ~
years. Among those present were
MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Candy, Mr.. and
Mrs. h. Candy, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Hensarling and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Fuller and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. {. Williams, W. f. and J. A. Gan
IT, MIR. and Mrs. Bass Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs Jim Kelly, Mrs Clay Wyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Romney Dansby. and
Miss Pearl Candy.
Miss Hattie Lou Hudson was club
hostess to the "Mardi Cercle," at the
delightful home of her parents Judge
and Mrs. V. b. Hudson Tuesday aft
'rnoon. As diversion from the every
week routine progressive peanuts
vas chosen as the form of entertain.
nent in the pretty parlor and dining
Dom tables were arranged to accom-
nodate the players and as the game I
Progressed mirth and good will reign |
ID throughout. The dainty score I
ards were tiny bells and the games
we're scored with gilt stars. The
quests were entertained in the charm
ng manner characteristic of the host
'ss, and were served with delicious :
and spent one of the
most pleasant afternoons they have a
experienced in long while I
On Tuesday afternoon at three
clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I
4. u. Rhodes, Mrs. Seth Mooring en-
ertained the members of the en- .
'roidery club. The Rhodes home,
as it is was all the more 6
attractive for the occasion with many t
ioral decorations. After the HOLIDAYS ]
everyone willing to settle down TO
work again, and after employment q
With different kinds of fancy work for !,
some time, Mrs. Moorng provided for :
nose who chose to play several 9
games of five hundred. A palatable f
turkey course with cranberry ice was Il
1rettily served. The out of town t
guests present were Misses Aubrey
rabor and Norma Calhoun of Hous- i
on, Mrs d. d. Eastman of Italy. The
hub will meet on next Tuesday with =
Miss Emily Thomas.
Never vas iollier party of card
players gathered together than on