Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
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Miss Pauline Webb paid graceful
and well merited compliment TO Mis'
Mary Ross Parker Friday afternoon
when she entertained with one OF her
beautifully appointed parties at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J
H. Webb. This was college party
and served ms a farewell TO Miss Par
ker who IL soon TO resume her studies
- - Mary's College. On this occa'
sion the home which always encom.
passes an atmosphere of hospitality,
was more than usually attractive. In
the rooms. which were all thrown to.
gether. the seasons flowers were util-
lied TO give an artistic touch to the
furnishings. Forty-two and five hun
dred were the chosen modes OF amuse-
ment and a merry two hours did the
fortunate guests spend. The score
cards were postals with the penant
Of st. Mary's on them. the college col
ors. blue and white. being brought
out, while the table markers were A.
and NJ. college postals. A unique way
Of matching partners for the games
was by means Of corresponding names
of colleges written on the score cards.
"A pretty school pennant was given as
the prize. Miss Gussie Buchanan pre-
scented for the hostess n pretty pict-
ure to the honoree. Bon Bon's were
passed from time to time to the guests
during the party hours. Just before
the serving Of delicious Ice course
with cake the hostess had each guest
TO write a recipe to be used In cook
ing on chatting dish. These were
bound In book form. the outside cover
being pen and ink sketch Of col
lege girl cooking on a chatting dish.
This dainty book was also given Miss
Parker as souvenir Altogether the |
party was n creditable one TO the
pleasant hostess. and In many way.
she was shown the fact by her guests.
sss
Miss Willie McDougald extended a
party courtesy 10 Miss siary Ross
ParA.r on Tuesday morning from
10 II when she entertained the J. A.
D. club In her honor. The invitation
I was limited to Miss Panker's girl
friends. the pleasant idea being TO
nave all these friends tdeether once
more before the departure OF the
ionoree to take up her studies at
g. Mary's college In Dallas. A real
Japanese party was planned and
when the guests entered the hall
Misses McDougald and Parker dres-
led In Japanese costume and kneel-
ng on cushions. bowed sweet well
'ome. In the parlor, the climax OF
he pretty decorations. was reached,
With the bright colored fans and par
soils everywhere. The guests really
cit rs II they were In Japan. Under
m immense Japanese umbrella ex-
ending from the ceiling the entertain
AZ game OF forty-two furnished
As is the custom In ia
an the guests were provided with
urhions to sit on. the markers for
lc game were Japanese fans. Deli
ous marshmallows we're handed du-
ng the game. and a salad course
flowed with apricot ice. whipped
-eam and cake were also enjoyed.
or recorded success In the game
ISIS Mary Roman was given the
'izc. Japanese tray. the presenia-
On speech being made by Miss Mel
, Cole. The honoree was given
Unity Japanese book by the amiab'.
stess who had planned this charm
Z unique affair as worthy compli-
snt TO this poi ular honorcc.
Quite the most enjoyable affair :
nj has been the pleasure OF the pub 3
to attend In some time was the B
rely reception given by the ladies' 4
the Baptist Aid Society TO the stu {
nts and faculty OF both the Bap
/ Academy and the Allen Academy B
lis was an appropriate way to show q
e students who have arrived In our Z
DIST as strangers that they are well =
med to Bryan and are amcne !
ends instead of strangers. Much II
edit is due the reception committee !.
itch was composed OF Mesdames. r. y
Parks. NJ. Z. Weaver. Frank Webb. b
ebb Howell. r. S. Webb. r. ]. Fount =
q. Geo. Tabor. r. Mcdonald. Miss
hnnie Wilson. The decorations In
ided handsome palms. ferns and
'wers. The two punch bowls that !
re frequently visited by the guests 4
d generously served to fruit punch Is
Miss Lucille Bate and Mrs. Frank -
ebb, were very attractive. being en-. A
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