Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-28
SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS

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The Bachelor Gir's Club will meet
on Wednesday at three thirty with
Miss Emmie Fountain at the A. and
NJ. College. at the residence Of her
parents. Prof and Mrs. c. p, Foun-
tain.
Mr.. and Mrssskobert S Webb will
entertain at ysheir beautiful home in
the southsh part OF the city. next
Friday eEenlng from $3.50 to IL
o'closG In honor of the Ross volun-
tes& OF A. and NJ. College and their
,sfonsor Miss Pauline Webb.
on Tuesday afternoon the members
of the Embroidery Club were invited
to meet with Mrs. W. II. oliver A
pleasant time Is always insured In
this hospitable home. and this meet
ing was especially so. 1t was strict
~ club affair aud consequently Inn
tied In point OF numbers. but for gen
uIne. unalloyed pleasure there was
no restriction whatsoever The ladies
brought their fancy work and had
quite a merry time indeed The club
retresAnents were served. The club
viii Meet Tuesday with Mrs. J. I.
llshway.
On Wednesday evening IL was the
pleasure OF number OF neighbors
10 enjoy the courtesies OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Astin In an entertainment
with cards aud dominoes. given in
honor OF Mesdames J. 5. and Charles
Heard OF Mckinney. Several tables
.of players chatted merrily and pro-
grcssed through many games OF the
popular pastime which was made
doubly enjoyable by the lovely sur.
roundings and the gracious hospital.
hy with which this home is noted.
Mrs. 4. H. Astin served delicious
punch from cut glass bowl In the
hall After the last game had been
played Mrs. ]. +. Hanway pre-.
scented to each of the honorees a
handsome picture as souvenir OF
this delightful occasion. At the close
of the evenings enjoyment lunch
cloths were spread on the game
tables, and the guests were served
sn elaborate two course luncheon.
Aliss Corine James was hostess for
The stubborn tinderc.les or Friday
afternoon at the home cf Ter parents.
Mr. ana Mrs ". I. james, and such
a charming meeting T. proved Pref.
IS score cards were provided for tbs
slmes OF forty two ana fyehEndred.
most interesting costs, was this.
each endeavorlng to come on with
the laurels. Miss Lynn Raysor was
the fortunate one and was awarded
the prize a piece OF hand embroid-
cred lingerie. = lovely salad course
VAS served 't5s, ser % was a
most delightful anair and the guests
,.i went away .u their praise
lhe am.abl, hostess
u Friday af' HUa Mrs Geo. z. Tab
'or entertain -he Week Eud club
with domino party Tie guests.
iu becoming spring attire. radiant 90
the latest millinery couceiJs. present.
ed charming picture seated around
the many tables thar dotted the par
iols tor tly clever hostess chose
tIyiNu .or .l. afternoon diversion
-,au.iW lauIuaiu.el Score car4s
done 30 morning -lore, and Boz. atls-
,g work of the hostess. We're passed
IS Miss Na,ae Tabor SNa.a. sN
citing -ame- were enjoy 81. aad
a..Isr,u. al ruoCu uas su.uu rh,
...a. IaIe..m-n.s were 800, oul
,Gga. bu much admired The
whit, .ahr which aas served with a |
green mint ice. was handsomely rn.
l.ssrI with q o0lored morning GLORY
IN APP '-ias lunch Wa, served Co.
connec, si,A this course
ose
An event OF more than usual inter
cset aud brilliancy was ,he Musical
given by Mrs Louis Lowry McInnl, |
on Thursday, in honor OF Nr, j.
Heard OF Mckinney. and Nr. 3,e
Q. Astin OF this city.
'lnniscorthy" Was never more taste.
ully arranged than on this occa ,ion
aud a wealth OF spring blossoms 1nt
a food Of balmy sunshine added ,ht
charms OF the season 70 this pretty
compliment. given by charming |
hostess to her friends Mrs Mclnnis |
gave first welcome 10 her guests a,
he door. aud with her was her girl
hood friend. Mrs J. : Heard whom
She had not seen since the dear Old |
school days in Alabama With them
stood Mrs. Heards young daughter
Mrs. Roger q Astin. who came a.
a bride TO Bryan only few weeks
ago. but who has this early surround