Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-07
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Friday afternoon. August sixth Nine
teen hundred and nine
Six TO Eight
The above invitation was ISSUED the 1
early part Of the week making eighty |
little hearts glad. for n there Is any
thing that delights child. II IL 70
help celebrate playmatc's birthday.
Promptly at the hour named the
guests began TO arrive and soon the
large and beautiful lawn was full OF |
happy children engaged in the merry
pleasures provided BY the little hosts
mother. Mrs. ~ Z. Wallace. Each
child invited considered him or her
self quite important for well did they
know the happy time awaiting them.
Each Of the guests chose their own
amusement for indeed there were
many. Sorle played games. while a
great many preferred the SWING. The
main feature OF the afternoon enter
tainment was blowing soap bubbles.
this pleasure gave lot OF merIiment
and fun for the children. Ice cold lem
onade was served during the party
hours and was much enjoyed. At the
proper time the dining room was
thrown open and the guests were
asked In TO partake OF the dainties pre-
pared The dining table was very
handsomely decorated with streamers
of white ribbon extending from the
chandelier TO the four corners Of the
table. The birthday cake occupied the
center OF the table and was wreathed
with dainty ferns. while the eight
required tapers surmounted H. Eight
OF the dearest friends OF Master En-
met were the first to cut the cake.
Nal Hall cut the ring and Master
. Cooper was lucky In cutting the dime.
. while John Scaly Caldwell cut the
thimble. A course OF peach cream and
angel food cake were served and on
each plate. was a souvenir for each
little guest Just before the hour Of
departure each one present was given
a bag Of candy. The handsome and
manly little host was tle recipient OF
/, many useful remembrance which
marked his popularity.
$50
The weekly meeting OF the J. 4. q
club was held with Miss Lila Adam
on Thursday afternoon NJ the hon
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Adams. Miss Lila Is always pleasant
as an entertainer and made this &C
casion especially delightful, and her
efforts TO make all have good time
were abupdanily successful. The
beautiful and spacious lawn where
the guests were entertained was made
] comfortable by the use OF lawn
: swings. hammocks. chairs and settees
The entertainment was one round OF
merriment Miss Mary James recei
we'd the prize. box OF stationery. Re
freshments were served before the
close OF the afternoon and all left ex
pressing themselves as having en-
ioyed a delightful party.
ii A merry party spent last evening al
4 the old fish pond south OF the college
In a most pleasant manner. They
n drove out about night and after en-
!. joyins an elegant lunch. spent the re
mainder OF the evening In various
games and amusements. Following Is
the personel OF the party: John New
ton. Meredith James. Jno. s. Cavitt
lin Thomas and w. s. Howell Jr
Misses Alva and Ruth Pipkin. Blanch
Cooper. Deci weddingson. and Made
y line Hanway. The party was chap
{ eroned BY Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cooper
and Mrs. J. T. fianway.
+. Miss Lucille Bate entertained ths
1T. l.. b. club this week at the home
OF her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. n
Bate. In charming manner wher
games and numerous other pleasures
"a we're provided for the number o
guests assembled. The large anl
handsome lawn was exclusively use
for entertaining. Forty two which 4
always so popular. was the chief Tea,
:. are Of amusement. The guests wer'
: served with iced grape juice. Moth
Ing could have been more enjoyable
= than the appetizing refreshments tina
y were served. Mas Louise Is Cleve
=. hostess and made the afternoof{ per,
!, pleasan, for her guests. Miss de
= lire Hanway will be the next ho\ =
TO the club.