Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-01

OF the guests not coifee and cake were
served.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
X. o. Allen entertained a few invited
friends In compliment to their charm
ing guest. Miss Caroline Duncan OF
Stamford.
Touches OF bright Christmas green
and holly berries. gave the Joyous sea.
sons greetings, and red Christmas
bells shaded the electrollers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen gave cordial welcome TO
their guests In the hall, and In the H.
brary Miss Duncan was presented to
each friend. Mrs. Allen and Miss Dun
can were friends in dear old Tennes-
See" and suffice 10 say, their reunion
during the holidays has been a most
pleasant one. As teacher OF eiocution
at Stamford. Miss Duncan. has made
an enviable reputation. She is read.
er of more than ordinary ability. and
charmlngly entertaining. The guests
were favored with several splendid
numbers by Miss Duncan. which were
so perfectly rendered that encore after
encore did not satisfy her listeners.
Mr.. and Airs. Allen have the thanks
of their friends for giving them this
pleasant opportunity OF meeting and
hearing their guest. Miss Duncan. A
salad plate with steaming hot coffee
was handed. and thoroughly enjoyed:
bon bons were passed after the plates
had been removed. The fortunate
guests who enjoyed this charming az.
fair were Mr.. and Mrs. q. ~. Brnadon.
MIR. and Mrs. Tyler Haswell. MIR. and
Mrs. J. II. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
South. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. waldrop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul NJ. Raysor. Rev. and Mrs. c. II.
Buhanan, Mrs. Matte ID. Willis. Mrs.
NJ. u. Willis. Mrs. Marine Bell Harri.
son. Mr.. and AIRS. Albert Bueanan.
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coiIeee Social Affairs and Personals.
Lone OF the most delightful affairs
given at College was the dinner served
Monday evening at the Shirley. for the
young ladies OF the campus and those
OF the house party at the Nagle home.
The hosts Of the evening were Jas.
Sullivan. T. L. ozier. Charles relker.
=. c. Carlyle. Jack Davis. George Fred
erick. Howard BIttle. J. u. Crumm and
James y. Rather. The guests were
Misses Davis. Ccrine Carson. Tabitha
Miner. Dollse Rives OF the College
campus. Misses Alberta Adams, Cora
Garth and Gussic Buchanan. OF Bryan
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hays Quar-
les. The Shirley dining hall was deco
rated with Chinese lanterns. and In the
center OF the room was the table with
covers for eighteen. Above the table
was huge Japanese umbrella that
tcnt-lIke covered the entire party. In
the center OF the table was n Christ
mas tree. The electric lights we're
and the dinner was
served by the mellow light Of the
Chinese lanterns and the flickerIng
flames Of small Christmas candles on
the tree. II was OF cigh, courses. and
each was prepared with all the care
that competent chef could give. At
each cover fer the ladies' was a hand.
some Christmas card and a pretty vase
and at the covers of the gentlemen
were Christmas cards and stems. The
Christmas cards were done In holly
nolors. After the dinner there was
iancing until after midnight.
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Among the early affairs Of the week
vas the card party given on Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Has
veil. This charming affair was a i
leighborhood party. composed OF
riends on the west side and given
very Christmas by these thoughtful |
'eople. Twenty-eIght guests including |
he host and hostess enjoyed this dain |
lily planned affair. The holiday spir-
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