Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-14

Helen Ward. lola Kerr. Dagma Champ
Helen Austin and Florence Haney
we're dressed In dainty white frocks
as was also the ring bearer. little Miss
!. AImeda Chandler.
= Miss Jean Mckee. sister of the
bride. acted as maid of honor. and
wore a blue lingerie gown, deliberately
trimmed In Val. lace She carried an
arm boquet OF white carnations.
The ushers were Messrs. Mortimer
, Smith. Arthur Massey. George swartz.
, Daniel claypool. Kenneth Douglas and
Fred Thorne.
The bride. who Is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. w. Mckee. Is an
attractive young woman with host Of
admirers. She wore as her wed.
ding gown. creation Of white silk
null with dainty lace trimmings and
veil caught In place with lilies OF the
valley. Her bouquet was OF white
fnberoses.
The bridegroom, who Is valued
employe OF the KindelClarke Drug
Company. was attended by Mr.. Ross
Stewart.
A reception will be given Thursday
evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews. at the home OF the brides
parents, corner Granger and Cannon
ayenues-Fort. Worth Star Telegram.
One OF the prettiest affairs contrib
med 10 the weeks gaiety was the
morning party given to the T. L. u. |
Thursday. The wide. cool gallery |
which Is enclosed by running vines
was converted into an out door draw.
ing room by the use OF rugs. sofa piI.
lows and chairs with handsome palms
and ferns for the decorations. Here
the guests were received by the hos
tess and her mother Mrs J. T. Han.
way and were given a hearty welcome.
Forty two and five hundred was the
plan Of pleasure and so acceptable
did the guests find the games. thsi n
although they had assembled AT AM
early hour, high noon found them
still engrossed with the merry comb
nations OF the fascinating games. Dain.
" dishes filled with minfs were pla.
ced on the game table and enjoyed
during the progress OF the games. Miss [,
Ida Wipprecht was fortunate in re
reiving the pris,. an A. A. Dsnnan
The guest prize. vilia Ma-ss penar =
vent 10 Miss Harrison OF Fort Worth: !,
Miss Madeline gave her guests !,
morning Of unqualified pleasure and !,
With luncheon prettily served AT
welye added much to the enjoyment
u the event.
Notwithstanding the warm weather.
he Busy Bee club manifested lively 7
interest In their weekly meeting
hat Miss Florine Bate was hostess
n Tuesday was sufficient guarantee
hat interest would be sustained. A
ut glass bowl filled with iced grape
nice was placed on the cool and In.
iting lawn where the guests were en-
and was dispensed all du.
Ing the party hours which was quite
TO the guests. Tue enter
aiming little hostess had planned ma ca
y games as means OF diversion for p
err guests. chief among these was a b.
lemory contest Numerous articles bs
laced on a table were shown the N
tests for few seconds. then they ~
ere given cards with pencils attach q.
and given the>tas OF naming the We
-ticles from memory which was X
und much harder 20 do than the NJ
rests first thought for. A daintily 50
rived refreshment course and the re
'csenting OF souvenir to Miss Su. wa
Q Sanders concluded the pleasures
the afternoon. &c
.ss Ne
Postais from Mrs. Lille Chance and st
Iss Frances Chance from Mineral
ellis state that they are pleasantly tai
sated and are well pleased with their
NJ 10 the wells.
An even, which was most heartily ne
jcyed took place on Monday evening no
len Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Astin enter Ia
ned informally for Mr.. Jim Astin. Br
is beautiful home Is frequently the Pa
me OF pleasant gatherings but none
med more enjoyable for the young
'ple than on this occasion. The
lery and lawn were made comfort.
q and with pretty decorations were
d for the entertaining Of the &
ssts. Games that were quite en- VIC
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