Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-24

shaped cake. AFTER feireshheht
were served Mrs. Sims. ST.. was RI
quested to present to Mrs. Tilson tw'
dainty souvenirs of the OCCASION
heart shaped bon bon dish. and
dainty heart shaped pin set will
pearls. Mrs. Sims said:
In presenting to you these prett,
souvenirs. these lines suggest them
selves to my mind as being peculiar
ly appropos TO the time, the place and
the girl.
20. saw ye Bonnie Francis
As she gazed DER the border,
She's gone like Alexander
To spread her conquest farther.
To see her is to love her.
And love but her. forever,
For nature made her what she is.
And ne'er made sic anither-"
Francis beams as bonnie rogue.
who steals hearts wherever she goes.
but we don't care 81 she has stolen
our hearts, for we have hers In return
and a fair exchange Is no robbery"
II is n happy thought Of theses hos
tesses. TO have us give Frances on
this occasion. renewed assurance OF
our friendship, and they bid me pre-
sent you these hearts. brim full Of
our love. all for you. bonnie Francis.
The Junior League Of the Methodist
church was entertained yesterday al
the home OF the pastor, Rev. and Mrs.
Morris. In the afternoon the younger
members met on the large beautiful
lawn and from four until six made
merry. playing games. In the evening
the older members were royalty en-.
tertained. The house had been APP
propriately decorated for the occasion
and everything prearranged for the
happiness OF their guests. There were
several good musicians In the crowd.
and sweet music was discoursed all
the evening, which was one OF genu-
Inc pleasure for all. An ice cream
course with cut cake was served. both
In the afternoon and evening. All
went home declaring that the hostess
and host were most gracious and
pleasing entertainers.
A pretty courtesy bestowed on Mrs.
Tilson, was on Tuesday afternoon.
when Mrs. J. o. Chance called the
Embroidery Club In her cory parlors.
for delightful session. The honoree
was a charter member OF the club
and before her resignation no one In
the club had done more for the pleas.
ure of the meetings than Mrs. Tilson.
This home. beautiful as IL Is, was all
the more attractive for the occasion
with many floral decorations. Among
the diversions of the afternoon In ad-
dition TO sewing was a game OF forty
two and cards. At the conclusion OF
the games. Mrs. Chance. with a few
appropriate words, presented Mrs. TIL.
son with hand-painted stein. An el.
aborate two course luncheon was
daintily served.
Mrs. Tilson has been the recipient
OF many pretty courtesies since her
visit 10 Bryan. but on no occasion
has there been a more enjoyable hour
than on Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. Milton b. Parker entertained the
centre Nous Club at the home OF Mrs.
w. II. Oliver. naming Mrs. Tilson as
honoree. This handsome home made
a charming setting for the smartly
gowned guests, and the affair was
by the attractive hospI- |
tality which marks all OF Mrs. Par
ker's parties. Five hundred. the club |
game was played during She afternoon
and Ave tables were employed TO ac-
the twenty guestN The
score cards were hand-painttd. the
lesign being a butterfly. Mrs. Tyler
presented to Mrs. Tilson a
prettily framed picture Each detail
,f this charming affair was so per-
Iectly carried out that from start to
finish. the event can only be charac.
.erized as a charming success. The
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Oliver. serv-
ID the guests with a most dainty two
course luncheon.
One OF the most delightful of re-
'ent social events was the card party
'iven on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
\. w. Wilkerson when she entertain.
ID the Bachelor Girls Club. compli.
nentary to her sister. Miss Ethel
Needen OF Austin. The reception
Iall, parlor and dining room Of this at
ractiye home were tastefully deco
ated with pink La France roses and
ems. Five hundred was the mode Of
Several tables were pro-
'ided for the players and pretty score
ards surmounted with pretty scenes
lone In pin and ink, with a pretty
bunch OF sweet peas attached. were