Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-03

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"''s 'he only decorations. 5llnst
Ruth Boatwright and Annie -
'"'N ~rsed peach cream and -
'ooa cake and all were very aopre'
'"'e OF Mrs. Davis hospitality.
'"s usual weekly meeting Of he .
u O. club was enjoyed by rs men, :.
on Thursday afternoon with MIA. 49,
"ipprecht as hostezs. Five tabI.e =.
accommodate the guests were o,.>.<
In the parIor and At each table i. AZ
ferent game was played which -.
quite entertaining. Al the close Of -
contest the dainty score cards shov.<
MISS Lila Adams to be the club vim.
ner while Miss Onie Reed receIv.x
'ne guest prize. Misses Della Law-
renee and Aubrey wiIkerson presense1
Doth prizes which were boxes Of sss.
tionery. Delicious cake and cream
was served by the clever hostesx. ana
when the parting hour came many
were the expressions for the vsrv
pleasant afternoon. Miss Mary sh.s.
burn will entertain the club on ,~rt
Thursday.
A wedding OF unusual brilliancv ana
one OF interest to many Bryan frie.1s
OF the groom. was that which occ,,~.
red at Union church at Andrew Tsr-
az. on "Wednesday evening. June IN
tnir'ieth. uniting Miss Dorothy Battoo
OF Andrews and Mr.. Neven Ross for.
meriy OF Waco. but for the past seven
months has made his home In An
dre~s Mr.. Ross was a stud emf M ths
A. and NJ. College and 10 the son Of
the late Governor and Mrs. L. 8. Roxs
Mr. Roy Num-, one of Bryan's boys
who Is now located In indiana vss
best man. An elaborate reception was
held after the ceremony. after which
ihe popular young couple left on a
bridal trip for cIoudcroft.
ihe fpung people took advantage Of
last nights brilliant moon and accom-.
panied BY six or seven couples OF non
mar married people as chaperons went
'ut on their favorite midsummer lark.
picnic and barbecue on the banks Of
ne historic old fish pond. They dan
ed by the light Of the moon on the
'retched iarpaulin. rowed on the lake
nd happily partook OF the delicious
past pig and lamb supplemented by
ainties prepared by the ladies'. Star
ght and moonlight music and happy
'ughter. a SON summer night. were
appiness enough.
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Mrs. Adelia Dodson entertained Last
sening with lawn party at her home :
honor OF her nieces Rosalie and
nth Taylor and Susie Dodson. The
i~n was beautifully lighted with Jan
iese lanterns and decorated with DOT
ANTS and flowers. About twelve cou-
es were invited and were met by the
Tile Misses Thelma Taylor and Min
e Cahill and were received by the
'norees. After games were INDUCED
. the guests were served with de-
'ious peach cream and cake. by Mis-
Ray Taylor and Lucille Dodson. At
late hour the guests departed with
any thanks TO Mrs Dodson for her
acious hospitality.
The hay ride that the boys of the
unger set gave on Thursday even
for Misses Florence Smith and
ura Heard OF Mckinney. was de
htful in every respect The young
ople went out on Carriers creek and
'pped on the bridge where they en-
red lunch. This moonlight picnic
IN the usual songs and gayety at.
ldant on hay ride made IL an al.
long to be remembered BY the
ing ladies in whose honor II was
On and by the other guests. The
Iperones were Messrs. =. d. Perkins
J. T. Hanway
delightful informal hop was en-
ed Thursday evening at the Elks
b rooms, thirty OF the young people.
re were no decorations but the
e windows were wide open making
ball pleasantly cool for dancing.
: Slaughter OF Fort Worth and Mr..
Demaret led the grand march
vas a pleasant evening. accompan.
by delightful music. and u all en-.
but too soon Peach cream and
ers were served at a late hour.
ss Bessie Heard Of Mckinney after
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