Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-03
SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS
The Elks Grand Ball.


madeof the Elks New Years bah a
page OF social history
At 10 O'clock the grand march be |
gun. led by Miss Gibson of Calvert |
and Mr.. Ed Rhea of Mckinney. Miss |
Gibson was beautifully gowned in
yellow musseline; diamond ornaments
and necklace.
Miss Frances Fountain wore white
musseline, with diamond ornaments.
Miss Jessie Garth was charming in
white net over green satin.
Miss Mary Ross Parker wore white
messaline. with ornaments of dia-
monds.
Miss Hattie Lou Hudson was gown
ed in yellow net over yellow satin.
Ornaments. diamonds
Miss Mae Wilson, white satin; sill
yer ornaments.
Miss Hettie Smith. yellow net over
yellow satin; ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Rowena Rhodes, blue messelin.
Miss Cora Garth, Pink messaline.
Miss Alma cole, white net, over
white satin,
Miss Moore, red brocaded satin.
Miss Alberta Adams, yellow mes
seine
Miss Bessie Scale. white messeline.
Miss Lorraine Reynolds white mes
seine.
Mis- Ray Conway white messaline,
silver ornaments.
Miss Frances Chance, white silk.
Miss Norton. white null.
Miss Miner, blue crepe DC chine.
Miss Alma Robinson red broad
cloth.
Hiss RadetzN of Hous.o. ''.
lmesseline.
Miss Hazel Wood of Hcarnc. old
rose messaline.
Miss Norinc Martin of Hoane, old
rose messaline.
Miss Pearl Kern. pink organdy.
Miss Winnie Thomas, ,ayendar mes
seine.
Miss Foote white silk.
Mrs. j. b. Hines, yellow satin; orna-
ments diamonds
Mrs George Smith, Jr.. blue messe'
line: ornaments. diamonds,
Mrs Perkins of Mckinney, layen-
dar messeliue: diamonds and pearls.
MI - NuN NAlNNNf Ilts w AA'hetpAis
white orgaudie over satin; ornaments
diamonds.
Mrs. r. X. Lawrence, blue chiffon
cloth; diamonds.
Mrs Ballard white net over satin.
Mrs. r. 5. Tilsun of Houston, green
silk.
Mrs. j. r. Maloney, green satin.
Mrs Mooring, green net; diamonds
Mrs. Tyler Haswel, net over white
silk; diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. George Adams, white satin;
pearls.
Mrs. J. w. Doremus, black net.
Mrs Mamie Rhode, black silk.
Mrs. Fred Woods of Hearne, white
satin.
Mrs II. c. Conway, old rose messe-
line diamonds.
Mrs A. NJ. Waldrop, white satin.
Mrs George smith, ST., black silk
Mrs Martin, black broad clotn,
The Entire Nous club will be On
tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs j. o. Chance,
Mrs. Seth Mooring will be hostess
for the Embroidery club on TUESDAY
afternoon at 500 o'clock.
asa
On Saturday afternoon, between the
hours OF three and six the stubborn
Cinderellas were most agreeably en-
tertained by Miss Corinne James with
a New Years party at the homie of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, W. r. James.
Forty-two occupied the attention Of
the players in one parlor, while pro-
| gressivC five hundred deVOtees held
full sway i'm another. The pretty score
cards for both games We're handsome
| New Year postcards, the games being
scored by the letters 1908. For sew
eral hours the house rang with happy
voices. the click Of dominoeS and the
call for successful lone hand scores.
The decorations were quite tasty and
pretty, being in keeping with the New
Year season. At the close of the last
game a tempting salad course was
served.
After the play Thursday evening
few neighborhood girls, friends of
! Miss Frances Chance, and an equal
! iA''lh'Nl va IVY NV III lAA' lOiilt VI
! The hostess to see the old year out
! and the new year in. This most
delightful and pleasant affair was
| given in honor of Miss Ouida Norton
Of Austin who is the charming guest
| in this hospitable home Fire works
of all kind had been provided and at
twelve o'clock the young people had
most Joyous time shooting the fire
works, after which they were invited
into the parlor where music and con
versation was enjoyed.
The hostess assisted by her moth
err, Mrs. Chance, served most tempt |
ing two-course luncheon. Miss Fran !
els is quite a pleasant entertainer. |
always untiring i'm her efforts to as |
sure the guest a good time and on
this occasion fully came up to the |
expectations of all present.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. I,
Waldrop entertained informally few |
neighborhood friends. The honorees |
of this pleasant gathering were the
mother and sister of Mrs. Waldrop, |
Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Matte d. Willis. |
who have been the guests in the |
Waldrop home during the holidays.
Dainty score cards were passed for |
Sayaral pamac of fnrty-tUo which I