Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
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f. SOCIAL AND CLUE MATTERS.

Musicale
Mrs. Freda Grosbci ger entertained
with a delightful musicale Saturday
afternoon at four o'clock, naming as
! her guest of honor Mrs. Seelig of
| Helena. Arkansas. who is visiting her
sister Mrs Sam Levy.
Those who were fortunate enough
TO be Mrs. Grosberger's guests, found
rare treat in the classical music SO
beautifully rendered on this occasion
Punch and bon bons were handed
| during the program, as a finale. fruit
gelatine with whipped cream and cake
were served. Upon each plate was
a card for musical contest.
Old familiar airs were played by
Miss Bergman and a picture THE
/ Muses." was presented to Mr. Techau
! for displaying the greatest skill in
recalling to memory these dear old
familiar airs
which Mrs. Grosberger charmed her
guests:
/ ta) Andante .,,,.......... Chopin
! (b) Balade ......,. ,.....H. Scholtz
Mr. Techau.
(a) Poppies-Reginald de Kosew.
(b) The Lotus Flower-Sohumann
Miss Kaczer.
(a) Left Hand Solo-"Prayer from
Othello .....,..,. Strakosch
Oh Waltz in Abb ........... Chopin
Mrs. w. S. Wilson.
Happy Days ......... "A Streleski
Miss Bergman.
Violin Obligato-Alr Ernest Nitsch
MaZurka. ....... ...... Engelmann
Miss Hart.
Come and Play House with Me.
Miss Rosa Hart
I'm Going to Tell on You
Miss Regina Hart.
La Cinquantanie-Gabriel 80. Marie
Mr. Ernest Nitsch.
| Love Thee ............ 49,. Grieg
Miss Lucas.
(a) A Secret. .............. Grieg
(b) March of the Dwarfs. go. Grieg
Mr.. Techau
A charming hospitality of Friday
afternoon was the brilliant forty-two
party given at the residence OF Mir.
and Mrs. j. A. Myers, by Mesdames
}. A. Myers, w. A. Withers and x. h.
Myers, complimentary to the Week
End club. The spacious reception
suite of this home is ideally adapted
to entertaining and on this occasion
II was exceptionally lovely with its
effective floral ornamentation. The
hall where the guests were received
by Mesdames j. A. Myers and With
ers was handsomely decorated with
Snl1f horn CpnilaN tho
of the stairway were occupied by
handsome foliage plants. No attempt
was made to maintain a uniform color
plan and the harmonious intermin-
Cling OF the bright nues of numerous
choice flowers produced an 'indescrib-
ably beautiful effect White and pink
carnations contributed color and fra
GRANGE and the large parlors where
the guests were received by Mes
danes. E. j. Kyle and r. r. Myers,
presented a garden like aspect These
same pretty decorations were carried
out in the handsome dining room.
Twelve tables accommodated the
torty-two players. The dainty and eX-
quisite score cards were tiny bisque
doll pin cushions, the score being
kept by the use of pearl headed pins.
AT the close of the four very inter
esting games, the dominoes were re-
/ moved lunch cloths spread and a
most tempting salad course followed.
Mrs. S. II. Dunlap was hostess to,
the Embroidery club on Tuesday after
noon at three o'clock. This charming
household bears reputation for de-
lighttul entertaining. Everywhere in
this pretty home was seen the artis-
/ tic hand Of Mrs. Dunlap, especially in
the arrangement OF the handsome pot
plants, The genial hospitality OF this
nome was evidenced on this occasion
by the general good cheer that pre-
vailed during the hours devoted to
the exchange OF pleasantries and the
execution OF pretty hand work that
forms the diversion of this popular
club. Fer the close of the afternoon
the hostess served a delightful menu.
The following invitations have been
issued:
MIR. and Mrs. John William Coulter
invite you to be present at
the marriage