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

Miss irma Harris entertained quite
a number Of her glrl friends Thursday
afternoon with complimentary par
" TO Mis- Alice Lucas. a student OF
Baylor college at Belton. who Ii the
guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. J. H. Carnes
and one OF the popular visiting girls
for the holidays. Holly. mistietoe and
levergrecns made effective decorations.
Holiday good cheer and sparkling re.
partee prevailed An interesting feat.
ure OF the afternoon was the reading
OF the bright hts Of original toasts
written by the guests 70 the honoree.
In the dining room the girls circled
around the Handsomely decorated ta-
BILE that had for its center decoration
large cut glass punch howl fllledwith
punch. which was enclrcled with |
wreath OF mistletoe and as the toasts
were said the glasses were refilled
with the delicious beverage. Pretty
gilded New Year bells wefe passed and
the guests requested to write what In.
vention they thought was most help
ful for woman during tho New Year.
Miss Adele Raysor was ths prize win
ner and Miss Alice Lucas With pref
~ speech presented TO het bcauti
ful hand painted calendar f4 the New
Year. Miss Emily ThomA for IN,
hostess presented the hondee. Mis-
Lucas. with a pretty souvchr OF tn
happy occasion. A course ol refresh
ments consisting OF cream 4d cak
was served.
Handsomely environed and exauI]
siteiy detailed was the party giver
Wednesday evening by Miss Rb Con
way at the home OF MIR. and Mrl Il. n
Astin when she entertained ehten
the young men of co. c. OF the an
NJ. college who remained at 0les
during the holidays. Miss nd
sponsor for this company and itky
quite happy idea OF hers whens
complimented them with sucf
charming hospitality. An equal .
Der of young ladies who added To-
pleasure OF the entertainment for
young men were also present.
The dining room where the refrS
ments were served was very pre-
symbols OF the season were embed
In the decorations. on the handso
polished table were four chatting did
es and the guests found delightf
pleasure In preparing WEIGH rareb
A salad course with hot chocolate wa
also served. Miss Ray was assisted
by her sisters. Mrs. Astin and Nisjv
Conway. whose artistic tastes are well,
known and whose entertainments bear
n distinctive stamp OF individuality
and elegance.
One of the beautiful entertainments
during the holiday season was on Mon.
day evening from nine until twelve.
when the Owls kept open house to
their many friends. The evening
showed an unqualified triumph IN the
way OF beautiful costumes 3nd perfect
arrangement OF details giving the
members of the club reaton to feel
pleased with the success III the enter.
tainment. There was mol attempt at
elaborate decorations: M handsome
rooms needing none. ABR n delight.
full reception the first part OF the even.
ing. the rest OF the time Has most en-
jcyably spent In dancing. The sou.
venr programs were dnite unique.
done In the club colols. green and
white. with an owls head embossc
on the front cover frhe program
furnished twenty dancds and tour G
tras. A Mexican band rendered 4
spring strains for thd dance. Pun,
was served ircm a rjretiy decorat,
table all during the r4csiving hours
Miss Lula Bullock paid a rraq
and well merited compliment TO
Marcia Ford OF Calvert. last eva
when she entertained several Cd
In her honor On this occaslol
home was more than usually atrae
In the rooms the SEASONS folias
utilized. Dainty score cards
passed for the game OF fort
which was chosen as the form
tertainment. Tables were arr
In the parlor TO accommodate
players. and as the game prog
mirth and good will reigned n
out Prior 10 returning hon,
guests were refreshed with
santly served lunch. Altoge
was most delightful affair
vent away loud In their prais
smiable hostess.