Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-17

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amid jolly conversation they partook
heartily of well prepared menu and
were not forced to whet the hunger
edge of their appetites by a bare i'm
agination of feast. The dinner hour
passed pleasantly, after which the
guests repaired to the parlor and in
dulged in hearty conversation until a
late hour.
On Sunday afternoon the same
guests were asked to motor to the
hospitable country home Of DIR. and
Mrs. Drummond, at which time their
daughter, Miss Una, was hostess. The
distance of this home from town tends
to make it an ideal place for the des-
tination of those who delight in mo-
toring and are socially inclined, and
on this occasion the fact was accented
to the extent that nothing presented
itself to mar the pleasure Of the par
Elephants of this joyous affair. On their
arrival Mrs. DrSmmond awaited the
guests and looked to their every COM
fort, and after an hour or two Of con-
versation the guests protested that
the day was too ideal to remain in
doors, and so the supper was spread
in picnic style and was thoroughly en-
joyed by all. After supper they mo-
tored back to Bryan and each guest
was lavish with assurances to Miss
Una that she had afforded them one
of the most enjoyable pleasures of
their lives.
| On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
]. B. Priddy opened the doors of their
Ihospitable home and again Mrs. It'd
row was the fortunate honoree. This
affair was not marked by any special
Feature of entertainment, but the con-
geniality of the guests and the con-
sistent effectiveness of the host and
hostess to everything that would lend
Itself to the pleasurable indulgence of
their guests combined to make this
affair gratifying in every detail. For
tune telling and music were the domi-
Inant features and all entered heartily
into every suggestion that was pre-
scented which would further the en-
ljoyment at any time during the even
ling. Mrs. Priddy was graciously as
sisted by Mrs. F. H. Taylor, who
lproyed herself Indispensable to the
complete enjoyment of the partakers
of this cheerful hospitality, and on
1.-THE arrival of the guests she served
them with delicious strawberry punch
from a handsome hand-painted bowl
which, on highly polished table, was
Embedded in a mass of roses so arts
Itically arranged that the guests could
not refrain from many fiattering ex-
pressions because of the effect pro-
duced. At late hour Mrs. Priddy
Served strawberry cream and angel
food cake, and when "Good-nights"
were said all felt that nothing had
been left undone that could possibly
have added to their pleasure.
One of the prettiest and most pleas
ling affairs of the season, which will
be especially memorable to the mem
bers of the art class of Bryan Baptist
Academy and their friends, was the
lone, the nature of which was fare
we'll party in honor of Mrs. Lillian
Mae Tidrow at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. w. Crenshaw on Wednesday
Ievening. This home, wherein every
thing is well appointed, was through
the efforts of the hostess made YER
litable scene of perfect attractiveness,
and nothing was left undone which
would be conducive to an ideal en-
yironment for continual enjoyment on
the part of the guests. The excellent
taste of the hostess led her to choose
for her house decoration variety
of flowers, such as sweet peas, Easter
lilies, roses and pomegranate bios
SONS and vines which lend grace to
the superb beauty of the flowers that
blended so UNANIMOUSLY in color after
such arrangement by artistic fingers.
Mrs. Crenshaw termed the affair "a
progressive needle party and she
lcould not have chosen feature which
would have proven any more entertain
ling and produced such excessive mer-
riment as did this. Appropriate score
cards were passed and on the tables
were found needles of various sizes
and spool of thread, and the guests
were asked to try their luck at thread
ling needles. Time was called every
two minutes, and after progressing for
sixteen minutes Mrs. ]. B. Priddy was
found to outclass them all, even the
bachelors, and Mr.. Clarence Scale gra-
ciously presented her with a box of
candy for proving herself such an
adept. Then, in conclusion, he award
ed Mr.. Edwin Crenshaw Jr. paper
of needles and spool of thread with
which he might practice for his own
benefit in the future. The guests were