Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-22
In Social Circles
with Mrs. WIIkerson-
Miro. pona carnes, EdItress.

The first regular meeting OF the
Embroidery Club for the fall term
was held ON Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. A. w. Wilkerson in capacity OF
hostess. The home presented scene
Of loneliness, filled with the beauty
and perfume Of dozens of exquisite
fall blossoms which filled crystal
vases and bowls and lent an addi-
tional air of attractiveness to the al
ready elegantly furnished rooms. Its
a pleasure just to spend an hour or
so in SO beautiful an environment as
this offers, and, with their dainty sew
ing articles and the cheerful compan-
ionship of ones friends added, the en-
joyment of the guests was complete.
A daintily served course of chicken
salad, sandwiches, crackers, sailed
nuts and hot chocolate was much
relished, proving an enjoyable finale
to the afternoon.
The following invitation has been
isseud, and promises to be the largest
social event for the coming week, and
is an event Of Statewide interest
THE Corps OF Cadets of the Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College Of
Texas request the honor OF your pres-'
ence. at the Thanksgiving Hop compli-
mentary to the football team, Friday
evening, November 2S, 1913, College
Station, Texas"
M6FAing Card Party
Mrs. J. w. Dorenus, whose hospi-
tally and pretty entertainments are
we'll known, threw open the doors of
her lovely home Wednesday morning
and babe her many lady friends enter
and make merry for several hours.
The affair took the form OF card
party, some enjoying the pleasures of
the game, while others enjoyed the
time in pleasant conversation. The
congeniality Of the guests and the
consistent attentiveness OF the hos
tess to everything that would lend it.
self to the pleasurable indulgence of
her guests combined to make this en-
tertainment gratifying In every de-
tail. Mrs. Doremus was graciously
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Hoffman, who proved herself indis-
pensable to the complete enjoyment of
the partakers OF this cheerful hospi-
tally. The reception suit appeared
most attractive in its floral adorn-
ment of handsome chrysanthemums,
carnations and roses, gift flowers sent
in by loving friends. The beautiful
bright blossoms intermingled with
dainty ferns filled crystal vases and
contributed their share to the sur
roundings. Amidst this beauty and
fragrance, seven tables were placed
for the game of High Five, several
progressions of the fascinating game
proving most enjoyable.
The game trophy for the highest
score was hand-painted plate award
ed to Mrs. r. w. Howell. All the
guests present were privileged to cut
for the game souvenir, hand
r. ]. Roberts. The hostess, noted for
the delicious viands served in her
home, RECALLED her guests with a
charming repast consisting of deviled
oysters, crackers, cheese balls, crisp
lettuce leaf filled with turkey salad,
cranberry ice served in compotes, and
hot coffee.
The occasion was marked by grace
full courtesy and warm hospitality. so
characteristic of this popular hostess
A Wedding Of Interest to Bryan
A fall nuptial Of unusual brilliancy
and one Of interest to many Bryan
friends OF the bride was that which
occurred at the First Baptist church
in Abilene on the fifth Of November
uniting Miss Meta Andrews and DR..
Wilson of Temple. Miss Blanch
Buchanan, Of this city, cousin of the
bride. was maid of honor. The cere-
mony over, the bridal couple, accom-
panied by loved ones and numerous
friends, were driven to the station,
where they left on trip to New York,
Chicago, Niagra Falls, Washington,
and other places Of interest in the
North and East before going to their
home in Temple.
Miss Andrews is niece Of Mrs. A.
w. Buchanan of this city, and has
often visited here. She is a girl of
sweet personality and charming grace,