Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-12
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

NV SOliAL OfNSIEo.
Miss Mary Ross Parker has beef
the recipient OF many social courte
sizes since her return home from col
lege In Dallas but there has been non,
more enjoyable or pleasant than tn,
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. T. X
Lawrence In honor OF Miss Parker
and her charming visitor Miss Blounl
Of Nacogdoches. II was the occasion
Of bringing together a merry circle
OF girls and boys. and the AFFAIR was
conducted most delightfully."- and with
Oh, formality. The dinner was served
In six courses AMI the party adds an
other 10 the list OF charming affairs
given by MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence.
which makes their success as a host.
ess ald host undisputed. After dinner
the guests spent some time most
pleasantly with cards and music
Those present were Misses Parker.
Blount. Jessie Garth. Smith and Fran
ces Fountain. Messrs Ell Rhea. Bob
Burney. J. S. Dean. Or. Marsteller. r.
A. Harrison.
On Thursday evening Il was the
pleasure OF number OF invited
friends to enjoy the courtesies of Miss
Robbie Nicol In an entertainment
with dominoes given In honor OF Miss
Matte Bell Scott OF Hearne. To ac.
commodate the players present three
tables were provided for the game Of
forty.two. Score cards ornamented
with pretty scenes. were passed. and
for several hours the prettily decora.
ted parlor was the scene OF much mer.
riment dainty plate OF refresh.
ments. consisting OF strawberry cream
and cake was passed.
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Miss Corine James was the hostess
OF charming entertainment Friday
afternoon. In which a number OF In
teresting features combined to make
II an ideal entertainment from every
point of view. Miss Corine enter
tanned in honor OF her cousin Miss
Pauline Mckenzie of Mexia. A few
OF the guests assembled. the honor
guest and hostess all were school
mates and attended the Kidd.Key col.
lege at Sherman. The hospitality was
In the form of college party. The
walks of this pretty home were hung
with pennants and the nantes and
cabinets were ornamented with pretty
spring flowers. The college colors.
blue and white were also carried out
In the decorations Forty-two and
High-five were pleasantly combined
In the entertainment. one room being
assigned TO the card players and an.
other to those prefering forty-two. The
score cards represented the school
pennani. Six tables were used In the
games and as it's progress was finally
completed the scores displayed Miss
Lois Jackson to be the lucky winner
OF the prize. a pretty handkerchief.
which was presented by Miss Mary
McInnis. The guest Of honor Miss
Mckenzie was given a pair Of silk
hose. Miss Sarah Allen presenting
the souvenir Miss Edith Floan OF
Rusk AMI Miss Laura James served
an elegant course OF grape ice with
art cake. The Kidd.Key college girls
that enjoyed this royal hospitality
were Misses Pansy Peck, Rowena
Rhodes. Pauline Mckenzie Irene
Board. Lois Jackson. Hazel Woods.
Annie Jackson Nellie Cole, Josie Nor
rls. Martha Morris. and CorIne James.
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On Wednesday evening the Swastica I
Dancing club OF the A. and NJ. col.
lege gave brilliant dance In the
beautiful club rooms OF the hospita.
BILE and gracious Elks of this city. and
there was a large attendance. inclu-
ding many of the visiting young ladies'
In Bryan and at College Thayers or.
chestra from Houston furnished the
music for the dance program which
consisted Of twenty numbers and sew.
eral extras. The grand march was ex-
ceptionally pretty being led by Miss
Largen Of San Antonio and Mr.. sher.
rod who Is president OF the club. Miss
Largen was very handsome In a white
net over pink and carried an arm bo-
quet Of pink carnations. The natural
beauty OF palms and flowers gave ad.
ditional attractiveness to the brilliant
scene. Stationed In one corner OF the
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